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Well, the notion of prestige usually brought in some kind of politics in the matter, but if there was not something to back it up, it could backfire to the one who publicly gave the title etc...Thanks! So, for the first, the journeymen (as they became) came together and decided who was best among them.
Makes sense.
So, if there are not many hunters, then it's presumably relatively easy to be considered a master (as long as you're better than the others).
As per "land of the blind men".
Also, if the title is bestowed by unskilled people, then they're probably bestowing them on numbers, not necessarily skill.
Or, as you say, as political favours.