Your talents make you highly sought after, particularly in regions or communities with little access to medicine. Those who recognize you as a medic may request your services, and may offer you a reward in return should you choose to provide services for them. You might be able to receive free or discounted food and lodging or gain access to normally off-limits locations by leveraging your position as a doctor if your services are needed.
- Skill Proficiencies: Medicine, Science(Arcana)
- Tool Proficiencies: Medical kit (Alchemists Kit)
- Equipment: A medical kit, a set of scrubs that are resistant to bodily fluids, 400 Credits
Feature: Combat Triage
Medics are defined by their ability to give medical treatment to the pained and wounded in combat. All medics are united by their desire to "fix what is broken", although some view this ability as a means to an end instead of a gift in and of itself.
Suggested Characteristics
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1 I am sympathetic to anyone in pain. 2 I have a tendency to become focused on my work to the exclusion of everyone else. 3 I like to explain my theories of medicine to anyone who will listen. 4 I have seen too much horror to be affected by scenes of suffe
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1 Empathy. All I care about is the benefits my skills bring to others. (Good) 2 Change. Those who seek to cure must be as adaptable as those who seek to harm. (Chaotic) 3 Respect. The sick and dying deserve to be treated with dignity. (Good) 4 Greed. Those
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1 I'll always remember the place where I did my residency. 2 Nothing is more important than my patients. 3 I am working on a cure for the disease that decimated my home. 4 Someone I loved died of a genetic illness. I spend my life studying the prevention o
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1 I am haunted by the memories of every patient I could not save. 2 I use hard drink to numb myself to stress. 3 I am disgusted by the body's potential for filth and disease. 4 I have a terminal disease and am careless with my life. 5 I have a propensity t
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