You have been charged with one of the hardest tasks of all. Is it fighting monsters? Charming societies? Navigating ancient paths to untold treasure? No. You poor soul have been charged with managing a group of rowdy children, who have been dumped on you by their parents for a week to entertain and keep in line. What can require more stamina and fortified will power? You have trained, honing your skills in preparation, and you will be ready when they come.
- Skill Proficiencies: Chose either two skills from the following list, or one skill and one tool proficiency:
Skills: animal handling, athletics, insight, medicine, nature, perception, persuasion, or survival.
- Tool Proficiencies: If you chose to take a tool proficiency, you can pick anything on the tools list so long as you can justify why your camp paid you to be trained in it.
- Languages: You learn radio code, the language used in Radio Land.
- Equipment: You have a small first aid kit, some friendship bracelet string, and... something unknown at the bottom of your backpack, maybe it will come in handy?
As your training comes to an end, you find one think that might be your calling:
- Porch Singer: You can project your voice to an almost uncanny volume, and as such you get advantage on any checks that involve making noise, because you can make them louder than most.
- Game Leader: You know more camp games than most would think exist. You are a natural leader when it comes to games, and thus get advantage on rolls for things you can turn into a game, for example advantage on attack rolls if you can come up with a game similar to the battle you're facing.
- Returner: You have been coming to camp for so long, you made up half the lore yourself. You are good at digging up old dirt on other staff members, and know the nicest spots around camp for each of your party's needs. You get advantage on persuasion, history, and insight checks, however if you have any secrets, there are certainly people who know them.
- Teen Leader: You had one CIT who loved you, and now you have a bit of a following. They will help you if your endeavors as long as they are present and able, and will also report gossip back to you.
- … potential for more
Suggested Characteristics
Camp Counselors are generally good spirited, almost suspiciously so. They come prepared for the challenge ahead, and are not deterred by the absent potential to become rich doing their job. Most are good problem solvers, innovators, and have a small ability to create a cult of personality. Their flaws may include brazen overconfidence, a tendency to gossip, or bad tools for self care.
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