You've learned your trade since childhood, either by your parents, or a master who took you as an apprentice. You've learned to estimate the amount and cost of raw materials needed, and at least all the basic methods to turn them into a finished product. Serving countless customers in your workshop, you know what people want and what they are willing to pay - and what you can charge. You've also gained a fair amount of insight into the different personalities of people, rich or poor.
As it's tradition before settling down somewhere, you took your tools of trade and went out into the world to further hone your skills as a journeyman.
- Skill Proficiencies: Insight, Persuasion
- Tool Proficiencies: Choose a proficiency with a set of artisan's tools.
- Equipment: A set of artisan's tools, a set of Traveler's Clothes, a letter of recommendation from your last master/mistress as well as a pouch containing 10 gp
Defining Event
Your travels as a journeyman might have put you in a bad spot - or exactly the right one, however, something led you astray from your original path.
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Defining Event |
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1
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Someone stole the tools your first master/mistress gifted to you.
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2
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A Bard told stories of legendary artifacts and treasures in a tavern.
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3
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A rival unjustly ruined your reputation, and you strive to restore your honor.
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4
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You've worked for a noble, but when it was time to pay you, his minions chased you away without a coin.
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5
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Seeking shelter from a storm in a ruin, you stumbled over the blueprints for a mysterious item which requires unusual materials.
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6
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Praying at a shrine, you felt the blessing of a deity/patron.
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7
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A wandering sage noticed your dormant potential and tutored you in it's use.
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8
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You helped to defend a settlement from an invading force of monsters.
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9
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You've associated with a band of rebels to fight the injustice of a tyrant noble.
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10
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After seeing a bit of the world, Wanderlust got you and now you want to see all of it.
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Feature: Haggle
- You get advantage on persuasion checks related to haggling over materials or products of your trade. (DM decides)
- You can roll 1d10 per day and add it to your daily crafting progress (in GP) for your trade.
Suggested Characteristics
You take some pride in your craftsmanship and despise people who look down on you for working with your hands. You know how to handle yourself in social situations and have a good idea of how society works, even when you might give in to daydreaming sometimes.
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Personality Trait |
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1
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I judge people by what they do, not what they say.
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2
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I'm always in for a bit of a challenge.
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3
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For me, there's a time for work, and a time for play.
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4
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I might be stubborn, but i also get things done.
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5
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I'm easily offended if my work doesn't get due credit.
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6
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I like to haggle just for the sake of it.
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7
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I am superstitious and believe in signs and portents.
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8
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I highly value beauty and art.
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Ideal |
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1
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Community. We're all responsible for each other. Fair prices and fair wages benefit everyone. (Good)
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2
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Compassion. Concern for the suffering and misfortune of others should be a core principle of civilisation. (Lawful)
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3
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Creativity. The world is in need of new ideas and bold pioneers. (Chaotic)
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4
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Greed. My personal gain is all that's important to me. (Evil)
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5
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Equality. I craft what others need, because it earns a living. (Neutral)
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6
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Aspiration. I continously work to get better. (Any)
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Bond |
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1
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Who doesn't honor the copper isn't worth the gold.
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2
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I honor the tradition of my family/clan.
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3
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I measure myself against the famous artisans of my trade.
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4
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I owe everything to the people who taught me what i know.
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5
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I travel the world to find beauty and inspiration.
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6
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I'm out to get filthy rich so i can settle down and live a comfortable life.
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Flaw |
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1
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I'm good at delaying difficult decisions or tasks.
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2
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My mouth tends to get me in trouble.
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3
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I am easily distracted by a pretty face.
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4
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I really like to gamble, but i am a sore loser.
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5
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I secretly believe the Artisans of my race are superior to those of any other race.
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6
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I'd rather eat my boot than admit when i'm wrong.
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