You were apprenticed to your local smith at a youngage, eventually completing your training and taking yourrightful title of blacksmith. the sound of a hammer andanvil is music to your ears and your heart heats up justas your own forge heats metal to be reshaped.

Skill Proficiencies: Athletics, Persuasion

Tool Proficiencies: Smith's Tools

Languages: One of your choice

Equipment: A set of common clothes, A set of Smith’sTools, a pouch containing 10 gp

Suggested Characteristics

Hard work and the heat of a fire are used to reshapemetal. The two have a tendency to also reshaped thosewho use them. molding and strengthening both metaland smith. Many smiths reflect this in their life and howthey see the world.

d8	Personality Trait
1	I am fiercely dedicated to my craft and seek ways to improvemy skills.
2	I take immense pride in my work, and I am quick to defendthe quality of my creations.
3	I approach problems with a practical mindset, trying to findefficient solutions.
4	My time at the forge has made me patient and calm in theface of adversity.
5	I adapt my approach to challenges, finding creativesolutions.
6	I pay attention to even the smallest details. ensuring quality.
7	I follow the teachings and traditions of the old masters ofmy craft with great respect.
8	I find more comfort in the solitude of the forge.

d6	Ideal
1	Artisanship. I strive for perfection in every piece I create atmy forge.
2	Community. I am dedicated to those around me and use myskills to help them.
3	Independence. I value self-sufficiency and independence.
4	Innovation. I constantly seek new methods to push theboundaries of my craft.
5	Craftsmanship. I am driven to create unique and beautiful pieces.
6	Legacy. I am determined to leave my memory through myworks for future generations.

d6	Bond
1	I am responsible for training the next generation ofblacksmiths.
2	My family has been in the smithing trade for generations,and I will uphold their legacy.
3	I owe a strong bond to my fellow blacksmith’s guildmembers.
4	I have a friendly rivalry with another smith, and I strive tooutdo them.
5	A wealthy patron has taken an interest in my work, and Iseek to fulfill their orders.
6	I have sworn to protect a treasured piece of smith lore at allcosts.

d6	Flaw
1	I am never satisfied with my work and strive for unattainableperfection.
2	My time at the forge has left me with a short fuse and aquick temper.
3	I easily become obsessed with a particular project,neglecting other aspects of life.
4	I resist new ideas and methods, sticking to tradition.
5	I struggle with tasks that require patience; I prefer to rushthings.
6	I jealously guard my trade secrets.