Well, someone has to do it. Being a gravedigger means long lonely hours, a sore back, callused hands, and occasional surprises. Depending on the day, you drift somewhere between archaeologist,coroner, laborer, and thief. There are the occasional jobs you get asked to do on short notice with extra pay for no questions asked. In all, it wouldn’t be bad except for the smell of death that clings to you from the lazy morticians and folks eager to bury their dead without proper embalming. And there’s the occasional loot—which comes along less often than a waitress gets tips. Shame.
- Skill Proficiencies: Skill Proficiencies: Perception and Sleight of Hand
- Tool Proficiencies: Tool Proficiencies: Any two gaming sets (dice, playing cards, three dragon ante, dragon chess, etc.)
- Equipment: Equipment: Pick and shovel, playing cards or dice, box, stolen ring or necklace worth 10 ip, 50 sp, common clothes, crowbar, pet rat or ferret
When you inspect a corpse, you can take advantage of a Wisdom (Perception) or Intelligence (Investigation) check to search for loot or traps, or a Wisdom (Medicine) check to determine the time of death. You can use this feature again after you change locations.
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