As an Industry Veteran, you spent years of your life in a particular industry - forestry, tapestry, blacksmithery, weaving, etc - until one day, you realized that you were destined for more. A very humble background, this isn't someone that has screamed "Hero" from their genesis. No, they put in the work and the labor until a major event or life happenstance pushed them into adventuring, whether by choice or not.
Discuss with your DM what is "typical" of your industry.
- Skill Proficiencies: Survival, 1 Other Proficiency of Your Choice (In line with your Industry)
- Tool Proficiencies: 1 Artisan's Tools of your choice (in line with your industry)
- Languages: A language one would need in your industry
- Equipment: A pouch containing 50 gp, a set of common clothes, 5 days rations, an item leftover from your industry (axe, needle and thread, hammer, etc), a set of artisan's tools you're proficient with
If you're having trouble deciding what industry to be part of, roll for it!
| d12 | Industry |
|---|---|
| 1 | Forestry |
| 2 | Mining |
| 3 | Needlecraft (Weaving/Tailoring/Sewing/Etc) |
| 4 | Carpentry |
| 5 | Fisherman |
| 6 | Cartwright |
| 7 | Butchery |
| 8 | Metalworker (Brazier/Blacksmith/Etc) |
| 9 | Masonry |
| 10 | Scribe |
| 11 | Leatherwork |
| 12 | Baker/Cook |
Being a working woman/man, an everyman, a peon, a plebeian, you have never had the privilege of wealth or nobility. Your existence was never marked with the symbols or blessings of high class living, and it shows in how you interact with your fellowman. While others may find it difficult to interact with your everyday laborer, your humble beginnings and lifestyle allow you to interact with the lower classes with ease.
Those of the working class are apt to trust you and provide you with information. Your ability to talk about the pains of labor and everyday work and scraping by means others in the same situation are more willing to open their homes to you, provide you with a decent meal and drink, and offer you refuge and safety. Working class folk have to stick together, right?
Suggested Characteristics
Working class folks generally have some unique characteristics about them from a life of hard work.
| d6 | Personality Trait |
|---|---|
| 1 | I have spent many years working the same industry and am just tired all of the time. |
| 2 | I feel bitter towards anyone who has come from privilege and nobility. |
| 3 | I'm generally grumpy and get annoyed by youth and joy. |
| 4 | I need my alone time. Please leave me alone. |
| 5 | I feel a sense of pride in how hard I've worked my whole life. |
| 6 | Give me some ale and I'm a happy individual. |
| d6 | Ideal |
|---|---|
| 1 | I feel like I've wasted my life and there's so much more out there. |
| 2 | I want to become successful enough to change the terrible industry I came from. |
| 3 | There are too many people out there struggling like I was, and I want to fight corruption to ease people's lives. |
| 4 | I learned how damaging the industry I was in is and seek to give back to the world after contributing to its pain. |
| 5 | I spent a lot of time working for my family, but now I feel like adventuring will be a better source of income to provide for them. |
| 6 | There's something more out there for me, and I hope to find it. I feel like I need to make my own destiny. |
| d6 | Bond |
|---|---|
| 1 | My crew is my crew, no matter who they are, and we stick together. |
| 2 | All I know is that it's every man for himself out there. Dog eat dog. |
| 3 | I will sacrifice anything I can if it means giving back to my family. |
| 4 | Emotional connections are exhausting, and when I'm on a job, my teammates aren't my friends. We're just working together for a common goal, nothing more. |
| 5 | The best type of crewmates are those who will go drink with me after a job is done. |
| 6 | Everyone I meet is part of a greater story that is being written. |
| d6 | Flaw |
|---|---|
| 1 | Sometimes, I drink a little too much. But most people in my industry do! |
| 2 | I have no idea how to talk to people that aren't like me. |
| 3 | I don't trust anyone who hasn't worked hard their entire life for what they have. |
| 4 | Sometimes I will lash out at someone if I feel like they aren't pulling their weight. |
| 5 | I would rather be napping. |
| 6 | I don't form emotional connections. A job is a job, nothing more, nothing less. |
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