You are a hero of untold power. You are one who commands attention with your charisma, who can quiet masses with a single look, and who can recite ancient texts from memory. Every camp needs a specialist, and every counselor needs that little tiny brain break of letting someone else teach their kids a cool new thing for an hour and a half. You have a set of very specific skills that you are promised can be applied to many other things, and after two weeks of training, you're pretty sure you can keep those kids from sticking their fingers in hot wax. Bring it on.

Skill Proficiencies: You were hired on to carry out a specific duty, trained, and gain proficiency in two areas relating to it.

• Archery Specialist:You gain proficiency in insight and perception.
• Arts & Crafts Specialist: You gain proficiency in arcana and sleight of hand.
• Challenge Specialist: You gain proficiency in performance and persuasio.
• Nature Specialist: You gain proficiency in nature and survival.
• Inclusion Counselor: You gain proficiency in persuasion and investigation.
• Riding Specialist: You gain proficiency in animal handling and athletics.
• Waterfront Specialist: You gain proficiency in medicine and acrobatics.

Tool Proficiencies: You were hired on to carry out a specific duty, trained, and gain proficiency in one tool set relating to it.

• Archery Specialist: You gain proficiency in tinker's tools.
• Arts & Crafts Specialist: You gain proficiency in painter's supplies.
• Challenge Specialist: You gain proficiency in tinker's tools.
• Nature Specialist: You gain proficiency in navigator's tools.
• Inclusion Counselor: You gain proficiency in thieves tools.
• Riding Specialist: You gain proficiency in smith's tools.
• Waterfront Specialist: You gain proficiency in vehicles (sea).

Languages: You learn radio code, the language used in Radio Land.

Equipment: You have a small first aid kit, a set of keys that unlock your chosen specialty area, and a very important, very sticky rock that was bestowed upon you by a child who's name you don't remember.

Suggested Characteristics

Specialists are generally capable and competent, especially in their chosen area. They carry the keys and the knowledge, and as gatekeepers of their area, they hold an uncanny power over the campers who come to them. Specialists tend to be good problem solvers, charismatic, and skilled in very specific ways. Their flaws may include brazen overconfidence, a tendency to gossip, woeful lack of competence in areas outside their own expertise, or bad tools for self care.