You've spent your life traveling around, doing the odd job, but never staying too long. You have a home to return to, but no plans on visiting any time soon, you fear of finding a reason on staying. You never get too comfortable around others, you don't want to be tied down.
- Skill Proficiencies: Traveling as you do you've learned how to read people and find what you are looking for. Choose two from insight, investigation, or perception.
- Tool Proficiencies: As you've come and gone from village, towns, and cities you've found a line of work to specialize in. Choose an artisan tool.
- Languages: From traveling around you've picked up a common language.
- Equipment: You carry a trinket from your home, a two days rations of food and water, traveler's clothes, identification to prove who you are, and a bag of 10 gold pieces.
From the odd jobs you've done, you understand what it means to work. Business owners want to hire you or help you find work, even if there is no work to be found. You tend to do a better job at cleaning, organizing, and dealing with difficult customers. You have an advantage in persuasion if it relates to a job you are hired for. You also have a list of references to past jobs that can help you find future work.
Suggested Characteristics
Drifters tend not to stay too long in one place but may form attachments to people if they run into them a lot. They are more likely to stay out of trouble or have plans to leave if something bad goes down. There is a strong feeling to explore the world and meet people, although you do it in your own way.
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