Student

Throughout your life you have been driven by curiosity in one field or another. The ability to pickup patterns and trades much easier than the normal person. You are capable of being a prodigy when devoted to one field, or to be well-rounded in multiple fields that you pursue. You have likely studied in schools or been self taught in some way or form, what you know, you do not let go of, and what you learn is your achievement. You are a student, constantly learning and yearning for more knowledge, whether it be of history, the arts, use of weapons and armor, or the crafts.

Skill Proficiencies: As a Student you gain Proficiency in Learning! Just kidding, have it in Arcana or Religion and History, Investigation or Medicine.

Tool Proficiencies: As you have been a very studious little person and could have been exposed to any number of tools, you gain Proficiency in two tools or instruments of your choice. But Woodcarvers and Smiths are recommended for utility play styles. while an instrument and Gaming set are recommended for playing with the DM and getting unexpected outcomes.

Languages: You know common and one other language. If you want to speak to devils, keep in mind you had to learn it from somewhere and that may have had an effect on your character; same with other monstrous or rare languages.

Equipment: While you are a student, you cannot have everything. You have the basics of what you've learned so far such as;

• 1 tool you are proficient in and a Scholars pack.
• Both tools you are proficient with.
• A Scholars pack and a simple melee weapon

Suggested Characteristics

You are unique, even though you are a  student it does not mean you learn in the archetypal "book worm" style. While you may be a "book worm;" there are other ways to learn and different lessons you have learned.

d6	Personality Trait
1	Observant; You have developed a knack for learning by watching, able to replicate through repeated exposure.
2	Studious; Through books and research you are able to adapt the text to memory easily. Some call it photographic memory.
3	Relation; You adapt what you already know to what you are learning through connections to previous techniques even in different fields.
4	Self Reliant; you figure things out with your own hands through many failures, but you get your own way of doing things.
5	Vision; You do everything in your mind repeatedly, continuous attempts and wide spread issue management to find how it is done properly the first time. Also dreams of the end product.
6	Natural; You just have a skill in everything you do. A natural intuition towards what you set your mind to.

d6	Ideal
1	Mastery; I seek to improve myself until I obtain complete mastery of my field. (neutral)
2	Adaptation; being able to grab a technique from one field and improvise it into other fields, becoming very unique. The skills you have learned should be known.
3	Self Sufficiency; I want to learn all skills so that I can take care of myself and anyone I like in any way.
4	Realization; I have many skills and they should be noticed.
5	Greed; I seek new skills in order to obtain more material wealth
6	Surpass; all the knowledge I have I use to go above the greatest of legends.

d6	Bond
1	Teacher; My teachers are my friends and I will protect them.
2	Rival; during my training I have developed numerous rivals.
3	Subject; During my time learning I have developed a special bond with a certain craft that may not be practical ( such as making leather or wooden trinkets )
4	Hobby; When I have free time I use a specific hobby, sometimes costing me sleep or money, but it's fun.
5	Tools; There are specific toolsI use, and I will only use them.
6	Partner; I have a specific partner that I do my best learning with.

d6	Flaw
1	I often randomly drift into thoughts of my craft
2	When I see something I want to learn I insist that they teach me it, even to an annoying degree.
3	I see the flaws in my work as beautiful and often refuse to correct them unless they are fatal.
4	While I'm learning, I irritate people with my questions
5	I often become single minded on a single fascet until I master it.
6	I do not want others to know the tricks of my trade, refusing to teach others what I know.

Contacts

You could have learned from a school, from the locals, from a shady friend, or from someone who had helped you grow up as an orphan. You learn from all around you, passing soldiers, a family member, you name it but it doesn't mean the contact is a friendly one.

d6	Contact
1	Teacher (you choose the trade or lesson they taught you)
2	Rival
3	A crafter from where you came
4	A warrior or fighter you knew since childhood
5	A wealthy noble investing in my future in exchange for work
6	An unexpected monster friend