Medical Professional/Medical Malpractice

Shaman, Modern, Plague, Holistic, Cosmic, Folk

However you may have earned your prestige or title as a doctor, you are now known to be a person who has sworn to do their very best to save lives. Your certification as a doctor makes others see you as a nonpartisan who often does what is right, no matter the case. In instances where there may be fractious conflict between neighbors or borders, you, as a doctor, may be the ideal figure to ask to mediate. If you require crossing into dangerous territory, like one of war or feud, authorities will be more lenient on your plea due to your profession providing ample reason in their eyes. This is not to say you will always get a free pass, as the respect owed to doctors is not always a given in society. Additionally, if your plea contradicts the role of a doctor, you may arouse more suspicion than usual.

You were a doctor at one point or you never bothered to get the credentials. Whatever the case, you are the best these people got. There is back alley, plague, blood magic; a lot more variety exists beyond the standard professional healer. These underground medics are better known for their additional "outside the box" methods as well as often treating their profession as a experiment or necessity. Your malpractice also has you perform invasive procedures to do as you see fit, like conducting questionable surgeries or helping induce a speedy death. For the most part, malpractice is frowned upon by most groups but maybe you'll find a crowd to accept you. They cast aside that foolish code that ensures they do no harm and try their very best to help patients. As such, it should come as no surprise that certain things would drive off those of the faint of heart. Why bother asking moral issues when there is money to make or experiments to perform. That's why the greatest temptations can lead even the greatest medical professionals astray and easily make them into a monster.

Organs have lots of uses, and some would even pay good money for them. On a recently killed creature, within one week of death, you can harvest it's insides. You can safely store them for about three days. However, before they spoil you may perform a long rest and create various concoctions using the organs in place of other ingredients. As long as the value of the ingredient does not exceed 5 gp. In addition these organs can be sold to those willing to buy them. Finally, the organs can be used to add a fixed plus +2 to your intimidation skill checks on creature with an intelligence of 10 or higher and non-evil alignment.