! TYPE !! DESCRIPTION !! TYPICAL ALIGNMENT !! BONUS CLASS SKILLS
! TYPE !! DESCRIPTION !! TYPICAL ALIGNMENT !! BONUS CLASS SKILLS
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| style="text-align:center"| FARMER || The farmer works his land to grow crops. Unlike a serf, farmers are landowners, giving them a certain level of status and protection in society. Ranchers and shepherds are also covered under this occupation as most farmers also keep animals. Farmers live away from urban areas and enjoy the freedom and solitude. || style="text-align:center"| Any || Profession (Farming & Gardening) and Lore: Nature.
| style="text-align:center" | FARMER || The farmer works his land to grow crops. Unlike a serf, farmers are landowners, giving them a certain level of status and protection in society. Ranchers and shepherds are also covered under this occupation as most farmers also keep animals. Farmers live away from urban areas and enjoy the freedom and solitude. || style="text-align:center"| Any || Profession (Farming & Gardening) and Lore: Nature.
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| WOODSMAN || The woodsman is a forester that is generally engaged in providing lumber or firewood. || Any || Profession (Forestry) and Lore: Nature. ||
| WOODSMAN || The woodsman is a forester that is generally engaged in providing lumber or firewood. || Any || Profession (Forestry) and Lore: Nature. ||
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| MINER || A miner spends most of their life beneath the earth, extracting valuable minerals. || Any || Bonus Class Skills: Profession (Mining) and Lore: Dungeoneering." ||
| MINER || A miner spends most of their life beneath the earth, extracting valuable minerals. || Any || Bonus Class Skills: Profession (Mining) and Lore: Dungeoneering. ||
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| APPRENTICE || Apprentices are those learning a trade. This category is broadly defined, including blacksmiths, butchers, chandlers, or leather workers. || Any || Appraise and any one Craft skill." ||
| APPRENTICE || Apprentices are those learning a trade. This category is broadly defined, including blacksmiths, butchers, chandlers, or leather workers. || Any || Appraise and any one Craft skill. ||
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| LABORER || Laborers are the builders and movers of society. They work the docks, raise castle walls, and load and unload carts.|| Any || Craft (Carving and Sculpting) and Lore: Architecture and Engineering." ||
| LABORER || Laborers are the builders and movers of society. They work the docks, raise castle walls, and load and unload carts.|| Any || Craft (Carving and Sculpting) and Lore: Architecture and Engineering. ||
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| ASTROLOGER || "Astrologers study the movement of the stars and use them to attempt to understand cosmic forces and predict the future.
| ASTROLOGER || Astrologers study the movement of the stars and use them to attempt to understand cosmic forces and predict the future. || Lawful. Astrologers rely on celestial patterns to guide their lives. || Bonus Class Skills: Lore: Geography and Astrology and Lore: Religion. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Lawful. Astrologers rely on celestial patterns to guide their lives. ||
| SAILOR || Sailors make their living on the high seas, ferrying goods or passengers from port to port.|| Chaotic. Sailors value the freedom to chart their own course away from the demands of society at large. || Bonus Class Skills: Athletics and Lore: Geography and Astrology. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Lore: Geography and Astrology and Lore: Religion." ||
| ENGINEER || Engineers are studied in complex machines and systems, and use that knowledge to invent or design new technological solutions to problems. || Lawful or chaotic. Engineers are fascinated with complex structures, but they are also adaptable inventors good at thinking outside the box. || Craft (Engineering) and Lore: Architecture and Engineering. ||
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| SAILOR || "Sailors make their living on the high seas, ferrying goods or passengers from port to port.
| COURTIER || The courtier is an attendant of the ruling authority. They are nobles that spend most of their time in the castle or palace of the ruler, where he can keep an eye on them and influence their families. || Lawful. Courtiers must understand and follow the rules of high society if they hope to maintain their standing. || Gather Information and Lore: Nobility and Royalty. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Chaotic. Sailors value the freedom to chart their own course away from the demands of society at large. ||
| DIPLOMAT || The diplomat is a noble that specializes in negotiation. || Lawful. Diplomats must understand and follow the rules of courtesy if they hope to win influence. || Diplomacy and Lore: Nobility and Royalty. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Athletics and Lore: Geography and Astrology." ||
| LEADER || A leader understands people and how to direct them in ways that best make use of their talents. || Any || Diplomacy and Intimidate. ||
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| ENGINEER || "Engineers are studied in complex machines and systems, and use that knowledge to invent or design new technological solutions to problems.
| ACOLYTE || Acolytes are neophytes of a particular temple. In civilized lands, they live in dormitories and spend their days performing various mundane duties for their superiors. In more primitive or rural societies, they may be a single student of a mid or high level cleric. || Determined by the church and deity. || Concentration and Lore: Religion. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Lawful or chaotic. Engineers are fascinated with complex structures, but they are also adaptable inventors good at thinking outside the box. ||
| SCHOLAR || Scholars are researchers. They generally specialize in a particular field. || Any || Bonus Class Skills: Linguistics and Lore: History. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Craft (Engineering) and Lore: Architecture and Engineering." ||
| ARCANE_SCHOLAR || Arcane Scholars are students of the theory and history of magic and magical creatures. They are not necessarily mages themselves. || Any || Use Magic Device and Lore: Arcana. ||
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| COURTIER || "The courtier is an attendant of the ruling authority. They are nobles that spend most of their time in the castle or palace of the ruler, where he can keep an eye on them and influence their families.
| DIVINE_SCHOLAR || Scholars of Religion are students of the customs and histories of the deities, their churches, and their priests. They are not necessarily priests themselves. || Any || Use Magic Device and Lore: Religion. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Lawful. Courtiers must understand and follow the rules of high society if they hope to maintain their standing. ||
| APOTHECARY || The apothecary is proficient in herbal remedies, poisons, and medical procedures. Apothecaries are most commonly found in rural areas, where clerics and temples are sparse. Many apothecaries choose to become druids. || Any || Heal and Lore: Nature. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Gather Information and Lore: Nobility and Royalty." ||
| SQUIRE || The squire is a noble warrior in training. He is assigned to a noble warrior and holds his extra weapons and shields. In return, the squire receives the training he needs to be a noble warrior one day. || Lawful. Squires must understand and follow the rules of high society if they hope to maintain their position. || Ride and Lore: Nobility and Royalty. ||
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| DIPLOMAT || "The diplomat is a noble that specializes in negotiation.
| WIZARDS APPRENTICE || The mage's apprentice does menial chores for a wizard in the hopes of one day being taught magic themselves. || Any || Bonus Class Skills: Spellcraft and Lore: Arcana. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Lawful. Diplomats must understand and follow the rules of courtesy if they hope to win influence. ||
| DRUIDS APPRENTICE || Initiate druids are rural townspeople being mentored and groomed for entrance into a druidic circle. || Neutral. Druids must understand the balance in all things. || Survival and Lore: Nature. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Diplomacy and Lore: Nobility and Royalty." ||
| ATHLETE || Advanced societies can afford to sponsor athletic competitors for the benefit of the masses. Athletes are not gladiators; they compete in track and field games.||Any || Athletics and Acrobatics. ||
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| LEADER || "A leader understands people and how to direct them in ways that best make use of their talents.
| ACROBAT || The acrobat is skilled at finding faster and more unique ways to move around the world, such as free running and climbing.||Chaotic. Acrobats enjoy exploring and testing boundaries, often through places they aren't allowed to be at. || Acrobatics and Athletics. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
| BANDIT || Bandits are robbers that steal from their prey through intimidation. They are adept at surprising their opponents and catching them off-guard. While the rural highwayman is the traditional bandit archetype, this occupation also includes urban muggers.|| Any evil except lawful. Bandits don't necessarily delight in cruelty, but they still cause pain and suffering to others for their own gain. || Hide and Intimidate. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Diplomacy and Intimidate." ||
| PICKPOCKET || Pickpockets play a high stakes game of distraction and sleight of hand. Pickpockets can rob people in broad daylight, in the middle of a crowd, even while being watched. || Any non-lawful. Pickpockets are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied. || Bluff and Sleight of Hand. ||
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| ACOLYTE || "Acolytes are neophytes of a particular temple. In civilized lands, they live in dormitories and spend their days performing various mundane duties for their superiors. In more primitive or rural societies, they may be a single student of a mid or high level cleric.
| BURGLAR || The burglar prefers to be where others aren't. Burglars enter homes in the dead of night and leave without a trace of their larceny. || Any non-lawful. Burglars are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied. || Move Silently and Open Lock. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Determined by the church and deity. ||
| HERMIT || The hermit lives apart from society. Unlike a nomad, the hermit has a place to call home, but it is often isolated. Adolescent hermits are either fugitives or children of established hermits. Students of druids or other reclusive spell casters are considered hermits. || Any. Some hermits are outsiders hiding from society, others might be deeply mystical and pursuing strict paths to inner harmony. || Survival and Hide. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Concentration and Lore: Religion" ||
| HUNTER || Hunters primarily earn a living by hunting game animals. Unscrupulous hunters, known as poachers, hunt game on land owned by another. || Any || Survival and Move Silently. ||
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| SCHOLAR || "Scholars are researchers. They generally specialize in a particular field.
| NOMAD || The nomad is a wanderer, never staying in the same place for too long. He might be following a herd or simply hawking his talents or wares from village to village. The nomad only owns as much as he can carry.|| Chaotic. Nomads are adaptable and prefer walking their own paths. || Survival and Ride. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
| COURTESAN || Courtesans are escorts or concubines of those that can afford their services. Courtesans are usually found as escorts of aristocrats or employees of a city brothel. || Neutral. The courtesan is a wearer of masks, skilled at being whoever their client wants them to be. || Diplomacy and Sense Motive. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Linguistics and Lore: History." ||
| BOUNTY HUNTER || The bounty hunter hunts people, not animals. Though they move around frequently, bounty hunters often have large social networks and contacts that help them find their targets. || Any. Bounty hunters can be agents of the law, killers for hire, or simple concerned citizens. || Gather Information and Lore: Local. ||
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| ARCANE_SCHOLAR || "Arcane Scholars are students of the theory and history of magic and magical creatures. They are not necessarily mages themselves.
| GLADIATOR || The gladiator represents any occupation that involves fighting as a spectator sport. While gladiators can be arena fighters, they are also bare-knuckle fighters and duelists. || Any || Acrobatics and Perform. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
| GUARD || Guards are protectors of castles, cities, and villages. || Lawful. Guards enforce the law of the land, whether just or unjust. || Spot and Sense Motive. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Use Magic Device and Lore: Arcana." ||
| MERCENARY || The mercenary is a soldier for hire. Where a militia or peasant levy might only be raised in times of war, the mercenary travels from country to country, seeking conflict to earn their living. || Any. || Parry and Lore: Geography and Astronomy. ||
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| DIVINE_SCHOLAR || "Scholars of Religion are students of the customs and histories of the deities, their churches, and their priests. They are not necessarily priests themselves.
| SPY || Spies serve one organization to benefit another. A spy feeds information to their benefactor while working to sabotage the enemy from within. || Any. Some spies are undercover agents of foreign governments, others are bought with coin or blackmailed into leaking information. || Disguise and Gather Information. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
| ENTERTAINER || Court jesters, tavern singers, circus jugglers, and stage actors have one thing in common; they want to entertain their audience. || Any || Perform and choice of Bluff (comedy), Disguise (acting), Acrobatics (dance), Linguistics (music, oration, or writing), or Sleight of Hand (street magic). ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Use Magic Device and Lore: Religion." ||
| SCOUT || Scouts patrol the wilderness and make sure their employer's lands are secure. If they find an enemy, they trail them silently and report their movements. || Any || Hide and Spot. ||
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| APOTHECARY || "The apothecary is proficient in herbal remedies, poisons, and medical procedures. Apothecaries are most commonly found in rural areas, where clerics and temples are sparse. Many apothecaries choose to become druids.
| SERVANT || The servant's job is to see to the needs of his master or patron, while remaining as out of the way as possible. || Any non-chaotic. Servants who act out quickly stop being servants. || Move Silently and Listen. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
| STABLEHAND || The stablehand grooms and takes care of horses for a lord or inn. Due to the comings and goings of horsemen, the stablehand learns a lot of information. || Any. || Ride and Lore: Nature. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Heal and Lore: Nature." ||
| TAVERN WORKER || The tavern worker is the bartender or serving wench that provides food and drink to customers while sharing information. || Any || Diplomacy and Gather Information. ||
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| SQUIRE || "The squire is a noble warrior in training. He is assigned to a noble warrior and holds his extra weapons and shields. In return, the squire receives the training he needs to be a noble warrior one day.
| MERCHANT || The merchant is a buyer and seller of goods. ||Any || Appraise and choice of Bluff or Sense Motive. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Lawful. Squires must understand and follow the rules of high society if they hope to maintain their position. ||
| PIRATE || Pirates are the bandits of the seas. They take what they can and give nothing back. || Chaotic. Pirates prefer to live by their own rules, though some can be bought for a time to earn a ""legitimate"" living as privateers. || Intimidate and Athletics. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Ride and Lore: Nobility and Royalty." ||
| CON ARTIST || Con artists are criminals that steal from others using their social skills. They might run a rigged game or gain a person's confidence just to steal from him when his back is turned. || Any non-lawful. Con artists are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied. || Appraise and Bluff. ||
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| WIZARDS_APPRENTICE || "The mage's apprentice does menial chores for a wizard in the hopes of one day being taught magic themselves.
| BEGGAR || Beggars are common in any urban environment. Some of them are shunned due to their status or their health. Others are merely down on their luck. While beggars can be found in any age category, as a fantasy occupation it is assumed that the player character had to beg to survive in childhood. || Any || Bluff and Survival. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
| OUTLAW || The outlaw is a fugitive or exile on the run. While some are criminals, others were framed or forced out of their homes by unfair circumstances. || Any || Survival and Hide. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Spellcraft and Lore: Arcana." ||
| INVESTIGATOR || Despite the name, the investigator occupation includes magistrates, chancellors, and barristers as well as law enforcement investigators. Many feudal lords are also judges, and they may rely on subordinates to do the actual investigating for them. It is important to note that many ""investigators"" are more interested in extracting confessions rather than actually search for the truth. || Any || Gather Information and Sense Motive. ||
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| DRUIDS_APPRENTICE || "Initiate druids are rural townspeople being mentored and groomed for entrance into a druidic circle.
| SOLDIER || The soldier is trained to fight and protect his homeland. || Any || Parry and Intimidate. ||
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| Typical Alignment: Neutral. Druids must understand the balance in all things. ||
| DEVOUT || You have always had strong faith and it's obvious to everyone around you. Your beliefs give you great mental strength, but you can be stubborn and hot-headed in conversations. || X || Concentration and Lore: Religion ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Survival and Lore: Nature." ||
| CONFIDANT || X || X || Sense Motive and Bluff or Diplomacy ||
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| ATHLETE || "Advanced societies can afford to sponsor athletic competitors for the benefit of the masses. Athletes are not gladiators; they compete in track and field games.
| POLYGLOT || X || X || Linguistics and free language ||
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
| SURVIVOR || X || X || Survival or Hide and Spot or Listen ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Athletics and Acrobatics." ||
| TALENT || X || X || Bluff and Perform
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| ACROBAT || "The acrobat is skilled at finding faster and more unique ways to move around the world, such as free running and climbing.
| TALE TELLER || From a young age, you learned that you could command attention and friendship with your tall tales. You become so wrapped up in your imagination that sometimes it's hard to focus on other matters. || X || Bluff or Perform and Lore Local or Lore History ||
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| Typical Alignment: Chaotic. Acrobats enjoy exploring and testing boundaries, often through places they aren't allowed to be at. ||
| TROUBLE MAKER || Boredom or malice led you to play a variety of tricks on people and consequently get into trouble. Curiosity always got the best of you, and you had difficulty resisting temptation. || X || (Sleight of Hand and Craft Engineering ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Acrobatics and Athletics." ||
| WILD CHILD || In your youth, you were a free spirit, often left to wander and explore on your own. Your limited contact with others has left you unaware of the accepted value or significance of many things. || X || Survival or Acrobatics and Hide or Move Silently ||
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| BANDIT || "Bandits are robbers that steal from their prey through intimidation. They are adept at surprising their opponents and catching them off-guard. While the rural highwayman is the traditional bandit archetype, this occupation also includes urban muggers.
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| Typical Alignment: Any evil except lawful. Bandits don't necessarily delight in cruelty, but they still cause pain and suffering to others for their own gain. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Hide and Intimidate." ||
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| PICKPOCKET || "Pickpockets play a high stakes game of distraction and sleight of hand. Pickpockets can rob people in broad daylight, in the middle of a crowd, even while being watched.
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| Typical Alignment: Any non-lawful. Pickpockets are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Bluff and Sleight of Hand." ||
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| BURGLAR || "The burglar prefers to be where others aren't. Burglars enter homes in the dead of night and leave without a trace of their larceny.
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| Typical Alignment: Any non-lawful. Burglars are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Move Silently and Open Lock." ||
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| HERMIT || "The hermit lives apart from society. Unlike a nomad, the hermit has a place to call home, but it is often isolated. Adolescent hermits are either fugitives or children of established hermits. Students of druids or other reclusive spell casters are considered hermits.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. Some hermits are outsiders hiding from society, others might be deeply mystical and pursuing strict paths to inner harmony. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Survival and Hide." ||
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| HUNTER || "Hunters primarily earn a living by hunting game animals. Unscrupulous hunters, known as poachers, hunt game on land owned by another.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Survival and Move Silently." ||
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| NOMAD || "The nomad is a wanderer, never staying in the same place for too long. He might be following a herd or simply hawking his talents or wares from village to village. The nomad only owns as much as he can carry.
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| Typical Alignment: Chaotic. Nomads are adaptable and prefer walking their own paths. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Survival and Ride." ||
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| COURTESAN || "Courtesans are escorts or concubines of those that can afford their services. Courtesans are usually found as escorts of aristocrats or employees of a city brothel.
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| Typical Alignment: Neutral. The courtesan is a wearer of masks, skilled at being whoever their client wants them to be. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Diplomacy and Sense Motive." ||
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| BOUNTY_HUNTER || "The bounty hunter hunts people, not animals. Though they move around frequently, bounty hunters often have large social networks and contacts that help them find their targets.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. Bounty hunters can be agents of the law, killers for hire, or simple concerned citizens. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Gather Information and Lore: Local." ||
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| GLADIATOR || "The gladiator represents any occupation that involves fighting as a spectator sport. While gladiators can be arena fighters, they are also bare-knuckle fighters and duelists.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Acrobatics and Perform." ||
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| GUARD || "Guards are protectors of castles, cities, and villages.
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| Typical Alignment: Lawful. Guards enforce the law of the land, whether just or unjust. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Spot and Sense Motive." ||
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| MERCENARY || "The mercenary is a soldier for hire. Where a militia or peasant levy might only be raised in times of war, the mercenary travels from country to country, seeking conflict to earn their living.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Parry and Lore: Geography and Astronomy." ||
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| SPY || "Spies serve one organization to benefit another. A spy feeds information to their benefactor while working to sabotage the enemy from within.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. Some spies are undercover agents of foreign governments, others are bought with coin or blackmailed into leaking information. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Disguise and Gather Information." ||
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| ENTERTAINER || "Court jesters, tavern singers, circus jugglers, and stage actors have one thing in common; they want to entertain their audience.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Perform and choice of Bluff (comedy), Disguise (acting), Acrobatics (dance), Linguistics (music, oration, or writing), or Sleight of Hand (street magic)." ||
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| SCOUT || "Scouts patrol the wilderness and make sure their employer's lands are secure. If they find an enemy, they trail them silently and report their movements.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Hide and Spot." ||
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| SERVANT || "The servant's job is to see to the needs of his master or patron, while remaining as out of the way as possible.
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| Typical Alignment: Any non-chaotic. Servants who act out quickly stop being servants. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Move Silently and Listen." ||
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| STABLEHAND || "The stablehand grooms and takes care of horses for a lord or inn. Due to the comings and goings of horsemen, the stablehand learns a lot of information.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Ride and Lore: Nature." ||
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| TAVERN_WORKER || "The tavern worker is the bartender or serving wench that provides food and drink to customers while sharing information.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Diplomacy and Gather Information." ||
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| MERCHANT || "The merchant is a buyer and seller of goods.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Appraise and choice of Bluff or Sense Motive." ||
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| PIRATE || "Pirates are the bandits of the seas. They take what they can and give nothing back.
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| Typical Alignment: Chaotic. Pirates prefer to live by their own rules, though some can be bought for a time to earn a ""legitimate"" living as privateers. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Intimidate and Athletics." ||
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| CON_ARTIST || "Con artists are criminals that steal from others using their social skills. They might run a rigged game or gain a person's confidence just to steal from him when his back is turned.
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| Typical Alignment: Any non-lawful. Con artists are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Appraise and Bluff." ||
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| BEGGAR || "Beggars are common in any urban environment. Some of them are shunned due to their status or their health. Others are merely down on their luck. While beggars can be found in any age category, as a fantasy occupation it is assumed that the player character had to beg to survive in childhood.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Bluff and Survival." ||
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| OUTLAW || "The outlaw is a fugitive or exile on the run. While some are criminals, others were framed or forced out of their homes by unfair circumstances.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Survival and Hide." ||
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| INVESTIGATOR || "Despite the name, the investigator occupation includes magistrates, chancellors, and barristers as well as law enforcement investigators. Many feudal lords are also judges, and they may rely on subordinates to do the actual investigating for them. It is important to note that many ""investigators"" are more interested in extracting confessions rather than actually search for the truth.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Gather Information and Sense Motive." ||
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| SOLDIER || "The soldier is trained to fight and protect his homeland.
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| Typical Alignment: Any. ||
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| Bonus Class Skills: Parry and Intimidate." ||
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Revision as of 18:03, 9 July 2022
You can only Select ONLY ONE (1) of these, during Character Creation ~ Choose wisely.
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
TYPICAL ALIGNMENT
BONUS CLASS SKILLS
FARMER
The farmer works his land to grow crops. Unlike a serf, farmers are landowners, giving them a certain level of status and protection in society. Ranchers and shepherds are also covered under this occupation as most farmers also keep animals. Farmers live away from urban areas and enjoy the freedom and solitude.
Any
Profession (Farming & Gardening) and Lore: Nature.
WOODSMAN
The woodsman is a forester that is generally engaged in providing lumber or firewood.
Any
Profession (Forestry) and Lore: Nature.
MINER
A miner spends most of their life beneath the earth, extracting valuable minerals.
Any
Bonus Class Skills: Profession (Mining) and Lore: Dungeoneering.
APPRENTICE
Apprentices are those learning a trade. This category is broadly defined, including blacksmiths, butchers, chandlers, or leather workers.
Any
Appraise and any one Craft skill.
LABORER
Laborers are the builders and movers of society. They work the docks, raise castle walls, and load and unload carts.
Any
Craft (Carving and Sculpting) and Lore: Architecture and Engineering.
ASTROLOGER
Astrologers study the movement of the stars and use them to attempt to understand cosmic forces and predict the future.
Lawful. Astrologers rely on celestial patterns to guide their lives.
Bonus Class Skills: Lore: Geography and Astrology and Lore: Religion.
SAILOR
Sailors make their living on the high seas, ferrying goods or passengers from port to port.
Chaotic. Sailors value the freedom to chart their own course away from the demands of society at large.
Bonus Class Skills: Athletics and Lore: Geography and Astrology.
ENGINEER
Engineers are studied in complex machines and systems, and use that knowledge to invent or design new technological solutions to problems.
Lawful or chaotic. Engineers are fascinated with complex structures, but they are also adaptable inventors good at thinking outside the box.
Craft (Engineering) and Lore: Architecture and Engineering.
COURTIER
The courtier is an attendant of the ruling authority. They are nobles that spend most of their time in the castle or palace of the ruler, where he can keep an eye on them and influence their families.
Lawful. Courtiers must understand and follow the rules of high society if they hope to maintain their standing.
Gather Information and Lore: Nobility and Royalty.
DIPLOMAT
The diplomat is a noble that specializes in negotiation.
Lawful. Diplomats must understand and follow the rules of courtesy if they hope to win influence.
Diplomacy and Lore: Nobility and Royalty.
LEADER
A leader understands people and how to direct them in ways that best make use of their talents.
Any
Diplomacy and Intimidate.
ACOLYTE
Acolytes are neophytes of a particular temple. In civilized lands, they live in dormitories and spend their days performing various mundane duties for their superiors. In more primitive or rural societies, they may be a single student of a mid or high level cleric.
Determined by the church and deity.
Concentration and Lore: Religion.
SCHOLAR
Scholars are researchers. They generally specialize in a particular field.
Any
Bonus Class Skills: Linguistics and Lore: History.
ARCANE_SCHOLAR
Arcane Scholars are students of the theory and history of magic and magical creatures. They are not necessarily mages themselves.
Any
Use Magic Device and Lore: Arcana.
DIVINE_SCHOLAR
Scholars of Religion are students of the customs and histories of the deities, their churches, and their priests. They are not necessarily priests themselves.
Any
Use Magic Device and Lore: Religion.
APOTHECARY
The apothecary is proficient in herbal remedies, poisons, and medical procedures. Apothecaries are most commonly found in rural areas, where clerics and temples are sparse. Many apothecaries choose to become druids.
Any
Heal and Lore: Nature.
SQUIRE
The squire is a noble warrior in training. He is assigned to a noble warrior and holds his extra weapons and shields. In return, the squire receives the training he needs to be a noble warrior one day.
Lawful. Squires must understand and follow the rules of high society if they hope to maintain their position.
Ride and Lore: Nobility and Royalty.
WIZARDS APPRENTICE
The mage's apprentice does menial chores for a wizard in the hopes of one day being taught magic themselves.
Any
Bonus Class Skills: Spellcraft and Lore: Arcana.
DRUIDS APPRENTICE
Initiate druids are rural townspeople being mentored and groomed for entrance into a druidic circle.
Neutral. Druids must understand the balance in all things.
Survival and Lore: Nature.
ATHLETE
Advanced societies can afford to sponsor athletic competitors for the benefit of the masses. Athletes are not gladiators; they compete in track and field games.
Any
Athletics and Acrobatics.
ACROBAT
The acrobat is skilled at finding faster and more unique ways to move around the world, such as free running and climbing.
Chaotic. Acrobats enjoy exploring and testing boundaries, often through places they aren't allowed to be at.
Acrobatics and Athletics.
BANDIT
Bandits are robbers that steal from their prey through intimidation. They are adept at surprising their opponents and catching them off-guard. While the rural highwayman is the traditional bandit archetype, this occupation also includes urban muggers.
Any evil except lawful. Bandits don't necessarily delight in cruelty, but they still cause pain and suffering to others for their own gain.
Hide and Intimidate.
PICKPOCKET
Pickpockets play a high stakes game of distraction and sleight of hand. Pickpockets can rob people in broad daylight, in the middle of a crowd, even while being watched.
Any non-lawful. Pickpockets are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied.
Bluff and Sleight of Hand.
BURGLAR
The burglar prefers to be where others aren't. Burglars enter homes in the dead of night and leave without a trace of their larceny.
Any non-lawful. Burglars are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied.
Move Silently and Open Lock.
HERMIT
The hermit lives apart from society. Unlike a nomad, the hermit has a place to call home, but it is often isolated. Adolescent hermits are either fugitives or children of established hermits. Students of druids or other reclusive spell casters are considered hermits.
Any. Some hermits are outsiders hiding from society, others might be deeply mystical and pursuing strict paths to inner harmony.
Survival and Hide.
HUNTER
Hunters primarily earn a living by hunting game animals. Unscrupulous hunters, known as poachers, hunt game on land owned by another.
Any
Survival and Move Silently.
NOMAD
The nomad is a wanderer, never staying in the same place for too long. He might be following a herd or simply hawking his talents or wares from village to village. The nomad only owns as much as he can carry.
Chaotic. Nomads are adaptable and prefer walking their own paths.
Survival and Ride.
COURTESAN
Courtesans are escorts or concubines of those that can afford their services. Courtesans are usually found as escorts of aristocrats or employees of a city brothel.
Neutral. The courtesan is a wearer of masks, skilled at being whoever their client wants them to be.
Diplomacy and Sense Motive.
BOUNTY HUNTER
The bounty hunter hunts people, not animals. Though they move around frequently, bounty hunters often have large social networks and contacts that help them find their targets.
Any. Bounty hunters can be agents of the law, killers for hire, or simple concerned citizens.
Gather Information and Lore: Local.
GLADIATOR
The gladiator represents any occupation that involves fighting as a spectator sport. While gladiators can be arena fighters, they are also bare-knuckle fighters and duelists.
Any
Acrobatics and Perform.
GUARD
Guards are protectors of castles, cities, and villages.
Lawful. Guards enforce the law of the land, whether just or unjust.
Spot and Sense Motive.
MERCENARY
The mercenary is a soldier for hire. Where a militia or peasant levy might only be raised in times of war, the mercenary travels from country to country, seeking conflict to earn their living.
Any.
Parry and Lore: Geography and Astronomy.
SPY
Spies serve one organization to benefit another. A spy feeds information to their benefactor while working to sabotage the enemy from within.
Any. Some spies are undercover agents of foreign governments, others are bought with coin or blackmailed into leaking information.
Disguise and Gather Information.
ENTERTAINER
Court jesters, tavern singers, circus jugglers, and stage actors have one thing in common; they want to entertain their audience.
Any
Perform and choice of Bluff (comedy), Disguise (acting), Acrobatics (dance), Linguistics (music, oration, or writing), or Sleight of Hand (street magic).
SCOUT
Scouts patrol the wilderness and make sure their employer's lands are secure. If they find an enemy, they trail them silently and report their movements.
Any
Hide and Spot.
SERVANT
The servant's job is to see to the needs of his master or patron, while remaining as out of the way as possible.
Any non-chaotic. Servants who act out quickly stop being servants.
Move Silently and Listen.
STABLEHAND
The stablehand grooms and takes care of horses for a lord or inn. Due to the comings and goings of horsemen, the stablehand learns a lot of information.
Any.
Ride and Lore: Nature.
TAVERN WORKER
The tavern worker is the bartender or serving wench that provides food and drink to customers while sharing information.
Any
Diplomacy and Gather Information.
MERCHANT
The merchant is a buyer and seller of goods.
Any
Appraise and choice of Bluff or Sense Motive.
PIRATE
Pirates are the bandits of the seas. They take what they can and give nothing back.
Chaotic. Pirates prefer to live by their own rules, though some can be bought for a time to earn a ""legitimate"" living as privateers.
Intimidate and Athletics.
CON ARTIST
Con artists are criminals that steal from others using their social skills. They might run a rigged game or gain a person's confidence just to steal from him when his back is turned.
Any non-lawful. Con artists are criminals, but their targets and motivations can be varied.
Appraise and Bluff.
BEGGAR
Beggars are common in any urban environment. Some of them are shunned due to their status or their health. Others are merely down on their luck. While beggars can be found in any age category, as a fantasy occupation it is assumed that the player character had to beg to survive in childhood.
Any
Bluff and Survival.
OUTLAW
The outlaw is a fugitive or exile on the run. While some are criminals, others were framed or forced out of their homes by unfair circumstances.
Any
Survival and Hide.
INVESTIGATOR
Despite the name, the investigator occupation includes magistrates, chancellors, and barristers as well as law enforcement investigators. Many feudal lords are also judges, and they may rely on subordinates to do the actual investigating for them. It is important to note that many ""investigators"" are more interested in extracting confessions rather than actually search for the truth.
Any
Gather Information and Sense Motive.
SOLDIER
The soldier is trained to fight and protect his homeland.
Any
Parry and Intimidate.
DEVOUT
You have always had strong faith and it's obvious to everyone around you. Your beliefs give you great mental strength, but you can be stubborn and hot-headed in conversations.
X
Concentration and Lore: Religion
CONFIDANT
X
X
Sense Motive and Bluff or Diplomacy
POLYGLOT
X
X
Linguistics and free language
SURVIVOR
X
X
Survival or Hide and Spot or Listen
TALENT
X
X
Bluff and Perform
TALE TELLER
From a young age, you learned that you could command attention and friendship with your tall tales. You become so wrapped up in your imagination that sometimes it's hard to focus on other matters.
X
Bluff or Perform and Lore Local or Lore History
TROUBLE MAKER
Boredom or malice led you to play a variety of tricks on people and consequently get into trouble. Curiosity always got the best of you, and you had difficulty resisting temptation.
X
(Sleight of Hand and Craft Engineering
WILD CHILD
In your youth, you were a free spirit, often left to wander and explore on your own. Your limited contact with others has left you unaware of the accepted value or significance of many things.
X
Survival or Acrobatics and Hide or Move Silently
— NWN2 & MotB ONLY!
Bully :File:Bully.JPG "Whether through size, confidence, or a sinister appearance, you've always been able to provoke people into doing what you want. When things went wrong, you were tough enough to give as good as you got. Your fearsome presence often lends an unpleasant edge to even friendly conversations."
Devout :File:Devout.JPG "You have always had strong faith and it's obvious to everyone around you. Your beliefs give you great mental strength, but you can be stubborn and hot-headed in conversations."
Farmer :File:Farmer.JPG "Growing up on a farm taught you the ways of the land and watching over fields gave you keen eyes. Long workdays didn't leave much time for fancy learning."
Flirt / Ladies' Man :File:Flirt.JPG "More than just an attractive face, you knew how to listen and talk in a way that many found very appealing. Unfortunately, you're so soft around the edges that no one takes you seriously when you try to act tough."
Militia :File:Militia.JPG "Strict training in the militia gave you excellent discipline, but your spirit was broken as you were forced to rise, march, and fight at the command of superiors."
Natural Leader :File:Leader.JPG "You were always watching out for others and trying to help them do their best. Your tendency to always keep an eye on everyone else causes you to neglect your own safety at times."
Effects : +1 to companions' attack rolls, -1 to your Saving throws.
Tale Teller :File:Teller.JPG "From a young age, you learned that you could command attention and friendship with your tall tales. You become so wrapped up in your imagination that sometimes it's hard to focus on other matters."
Troublemaker :File:Trouble.JPG "Boredom or malice led you to play a variety of tricks on people and consequently get into trouble. Curiosity always got the best of you, and you had difficulty resisting temptation."
Wild Child :File:Wild.JPG "In your youth, you were a free spirit, often left to wander and explore on your own. Your limited contact with others has left you unaware of the accepted value or significance of many things."
Wizard's Apprentice :File:Apprentice.JPG "Long hours spent training with a wizard taught you many esoteric secrets, but your powers of observation and resistance to the everyday plagues of the world suffered."
