As a treasure hunter, you accept various contracts from numerous nobles to recover long lost heirlooms or other treasures lying forgotten at the bottom of dungeons.You generally have no desire for the treasure or artifacts aiming to get the paycheck at the end of the day. You generally work by yourself but can work in large groups of treasure hunters to recover more valuable items. Of course, once the item is in sight, the temporary alliance might break down as each treasure hunter strives to claim a singular item. Since dungeon navigation is your livelihood, you can better understand various dungeon components including, but not limited to, traps, monster hierarchies, and secret compartments. Your involvement with other treasure hunters and employers have given you the social skills needed to circumnavigate truths and restrictions. 

Skill Proficiencies: Choose one of Acrobatics, Deception, Stealth,Nature,Investigation,or Survival.

Tool Proficiencies: You are proficient in crowbars and ropes getting a +2 to whatever checks involve one or both of these items.

Languages: You don't get a single language but pick up on key words from several monster dungeon-inhabiting monsters. Whenever a monster is encountered in a dungeon,  there is a 50% you pick up on key words. Among the key words are "attack", "boss", "scared", "graveyard", "help", and "bones". The rest of the key words are up to the DM in context of the speech.

Equipment: 3 crowbars, 20 feet of rope, and a scimitar.

Suggested Characteristics

You have clear objectives in mind and have a general knowledge of local political movements as many in the upper class are potential customers. At the same time, you are willing to place yourself in dangerous positions as long as the reward is high enough bringing a unique set of skills to lead parties through dungeons.