You are the face of your guild, bound to a desk that decides lives of legends and nobodies alike, leading them either to glory or an early death. Few can really fathom the responsibility and weight this job carries, but you do. You've shared joy and sadness with many people, sometimes sending them on suicidal missions, either from your own inexperience and carelessness or deceitful boasting of another self-assured youngster, only for their parents to return later, demanding responsibility from you. But you've led as much promising people to fame and glory, carefully picking the right job, asserting their skills and party compositions, with years more aware of the price of your complacency. You of all people know that ranks matter little, able to tell a novice fighter from a hardened veteran of many battles just by looking at their stance and habits.

But the most dreadful things in this line of work are not it's responsibility, but the damned paperwork and chatty adventurers. Writing documents is as natural as breathing to you, not to mention your uncanny ability to appear deeply interested in someone's story, aptly picking out words from their never ending talks to appear as you were listening all along.

Skill Proficiencies: Insight, Perception

Tool Proficiencies: You are skilled with Calligrapher's Supplies

Languages: One of your choice

Equipment: Calligrapher's Supplies (your work essentials), a guild insignia, a magnifying glass, a notebook, a set of fine clothes that bear the crest of your guild, your favorite coffee/tea mug and a pouch containing 200 gp.

Spell List

You've performed Identification so many times that you can recite every word and motion for this spell from memory. You can cast Identify at will, but only as a ritual.

Spell Level	Spells
1st	identify

Suggested Characteristics

This job changes people, believe it or not. You've spent years listening to troubles, bravados and tears, as well as deciding lives of people by handing them a mere sheet of paper. You might've come to resent adventurers as a whole, or instead became fascinated by them. You might've succumbed to the never ending stream of notes and documents or endured it with a smile, like a true hard-worker.

d7	Personality Trait
1	I am inspired by a famous adventurer and want to live life in his image.
2	I know how to support a person through a hard time and help them move on.
3	I can discern talent in people by just looking at them, and take care to lead weaker ones in a right direction.
4	Years of mental exhaustion at my work fortified my mind against toughest of hardships.
5	I can be nice to all sorts of people, even if I have to lie through my teeth and welcoming smile.
6	My addiction to coffee (or tea) can only be described as religious (or senile).
7	I am wary of dungeons and caves, having heard much of dreadful stories in my years of work.

d5	Ideal
1	I adhere to the guild protocol without question, even if I have to ruin someone's mood in the process. (Lawful)
2	I always try to lead aspiring adventurers from doom with advice and precaution. (Good)
3	I secretly enjoy toying with people's lives and sometimes break a rule or two to send them somewhere interesting. (Chaotic)
4	I dream of becoming a guild master some day, finally free of this nightmarish job and able to relax in my own office, trying to look important. (Lawful)
5	Sometimes I dream of the adventuring life, jealous of the people around me and their free spirit. (Chaotic)

d5	Bond
1	This job might not be easy, but it is the place I belong to, and will do anything to keep my position.
2	I want to become strong enough to do important jobs myself.
3	My buddy from the other shift is the only one who can truly understand my hardships and is very important to me.
4	I must take great care to avoid mistakes and lead adventurers to greatness. If I will not care for them, then who will?
5	There is a newbie adventurer with great potential whom I want to nudge towards legends. I may favor them too much...

d6	Flaw
1	I grew to despise talkative people, sometimes outright ignoring them.
2	I once sent a group of younglings on a suicide mission without realizing, and this mistake haunts me to this day.
3	I am so tired of paperwork that I don't want to see another sheet of paper in my entire life.
4	I know better what people are bad and good at, and none can tell me otherwise.
5	I assume too much about people, and even when I am mostly correct, they sometimes take great offense in it.
6	My guild leader is so bad at his job that I came to view all high-ranking officials the same.