While others slept, you walked among the dead — guarding crypts, burial grounds, or neglected temple lots. You became accustomed to silence, to cold stone and colder whispers. You learned how to spot the signs of disturbed earth, the flicker of candlelight that shouldn’t be there, and the sudden stillness that means something is wrong. You weren’t paid to ask questions — just to keep the dead from rising… or leaving.
- Ability Scores: Wisdom, Constitution, Strength (choose +2/+1 or +1/+1/+1)
- Feat: Alert — You’ve trained yourself to wake at the lightest sound, and to never be surprised in the dark.
- Tool Proficiencies: Herbalism Kit, One Artisan’s Tool of your choice
- Equipment: • A chipped lantern that always seems to light on the first strike
• A heavy wool cloak that smells faintly of damp stone
• A small vial of grave salt
• A set of worn work gloves and muddy boots
• A simple wooden holy symbol, cracked but carried faithfully
• 5 gp in crumpled, sweat-stained coin
You remain calm and composed in the presence of death. You can recognize signs of disturbed graves, hastily concealed remains, or undead activity before others. In graveyards, crypts, or places of burial, you instinctively sense when something is amiss — and roughly how long ago it was.
Contacts
Gravediggers, old priests, undertakers, and city workers who still trust you to walk alone through the night. Some are drunkards, some devout — all know the weight of silence.
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