Why is Brynjolf guildmaster, not me? [duplicate]

I completed all the quests required to become guild master and was told that I would be guild master after I returned the key. But now Brynjolf is wearing the master armour and he is always too busy to talk.

So why is Brynjolf guildmaster not me?

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Best Answer

You have to do radiant quests with Delvin and Vex until you are asked to do a reputation question for the major holds. Once you complete all of the reputation quests you can then move on to the final quest and be made Guild Master.

For more information on the reputation quests you can find a list of them, and all other thieves guild related quests, here: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Thieves_Guild_(faction)

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Will Brynjolf ever talk to me again?

After you finish the Thieves Guild quest line, Brynjolf won't have anymore dialogue for you to interact with. This is just the game's way of telling you, "You're done, there's nothing else to be done.". After you complete the extra jobs quests and the city influence quests, you'll be able to talk to him again.

Why am I not a full member of the Thieves Guild?

After the third and fourth quests are completed, you will get a new member of the guild. The city and their associated influence quest are as follows. This will only happen if you don't kill her during the quest.

Can you become guild master?

Completing all four reputation jobs is a prerequisite to becoming the Guild Master. You are assigned targets at random, without regard to the number of jobs that you've already taken in a particular hold. You can check your Quests log to review how many jobs you've completed per hold.

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