Professions

Work people do between adventures. Pull one onto a Campaign Log, then tie it to a character sheet.

• Blacksmith
  Heats and hammers metal into tools, shoes, hinges, and blades.
• Innkeeper
  Keeps beds, stew, and the town's gossip under one roof.
• Farmer
  Works fields and livestock so the settlement eats through winter.
• Merchant
  Buys cheap, sells dear, and knows every road tax by heart.
• Guard
  Walks the wall, checks the gate, and sleeps in armor more often than not.
• Scribe
  Copies letters, ledgers, and the occasional confession for coin.
• Herbalist
  Gathers plants, dries them, and sells teas that sometimes work.
• Carpenter
  Frames houses, mends carts, and judges a beam by sound.
• Fisher
  Reads the water, mends nets, and comes home smelling of the catch.
• Miner
  Takes ore from the dark and counts the days until surface leave.
• Cook
  Feeds a hall, a crew, or an army from whatever is in the larder.
• Weaver
  Turns fiber into cloth, and cloth into the only fine thing some families own.
• Stablehand
  Knows every horse by smell and every tack strap by wear.
• Dockworker
  Hauls cargo, ties lines, and hears news before the harbor master does.
• Tinker
  Mends pots, lanterns, and pride on a circuit of villages.
• Cartographer
  Draws roads that exist and coasts that almost do.
• Midwife
  Arrives before the healer and stays until the house is quiet again.
• Chandler
  Pours candles and soap, and keeps the night from being quite so dark.