You have spent your life mastering the art of creating beautiful and clever toys and games. Your creations have brought joy to many people throughout the lands making you well-liked throughout the community. Now you are setting forth to see what opportunities the world offers to expand your craft, and maybe find some adventure along the way.

As a Toy Maker, you will be able to turn common materials into tiny soldiers, cuddly stuffed animals and other wonderful things, that will endear you to the people you meet on your adventures. Your craft can also provide you with steady income if needed, and years of interacting with happy customers has given you the ability to read other's emotions easily.

Skill Proficiencies: You are proficient in Insight and Performance.

Tool Proficiencies: Choose 2 types of tools to be proficient with: Painter's Supplies, Tinker's Tools, Woodcarver's Tools

Equipment: You begin with: Common Clothes (including a leather work apron), 15 GP, A Mule, 30 Toys (1 lb each, each worth 1d6 SP), and two of the following: Painter's Supplies, Tinker's Tools, Woodcarver's Tools

 

Suggested Characteristics

Toy Makers tend to be kindhearted individuals who get joy from seeing their creations bringing happiness to others. They also tend to take pride in a job well done and have at least decent business sense.

d8	Personality Trait
1	I anthopormorize inanimate objects.
2	I use a distinctive style or color scheme in all my toys.
3	I hum a tune while working, or fighting.
4	I carry a sketchbook of designs with me and add to it often.
5	I give names to everything.
6	I am fond of funny hats.
7	I collect toys of a particular type or by a particular designer.
8	I use excessive packaging when shipping parcels or giving gifts.

d6	Ideal
1	Fun. You have to enjoy your life.
2	Childhood. The dreams and innocence of children must be preserved.
3	Beauty. We all have an obligation to appreciate the world around us.
4	Business. Time is money.
5	Craft. You shouldn't do anything if you aren't going to do it right.
6	Community. We all have to stick together.

d6	Bond
1	I make toys that I think my deceased child would have liked.
2	Parents looking for holiday gifts used to stop by my shop first.
3	I remember every toy I ever made.
4	One of my best customers is an extremely wealthy noblewoman.
5	I once gave a toy to an orphan on the street. We are now friends.
6	I am loathe to buy materials, except from a particular supplier.

d6	Flaw
1	I secretly believe that no one deserves to own a toy that I have made.
2	I will always trust a child.
3	If I make a toy with moving parts, it will break sooner rather than later.
4	I don't like dealing with the responsibility of being an adult.
5	I believe that the toys I make are actually alive.
6	I don't accept criticism on my work very well.

Contacts

You are well known to the citizens of your home community and probably have business contacts with shopkeepers and materials suppliers in the area surrounding your home.