Doctor (Legacy)

You have dedicated your life to the study and practice of medicine. Whether through formal training at a university, apprenticeship under a skilled physician, or years of hands-on experience in remote villages, you have learned how to diagnose, treat, and manage injuries and illnesses. You understand the workings of the body, the properties of herbs and compounds, and the delicate balance between life and death.

Some doctors are community healers or respected scholars, while others roam the world seeking to cure the incurable. A few turn to adventuring to test their theories in the field—or to make a difference where healers are rare and danger is abundant.

As a doctor, your skills are sought after in every city, battlefield, and backwater town. You are a source of aid, comfort, and knowledge, but also someone who walks a fine line: when you fail, lives are lost.

Skill Proficiencies: Due to your study and practice in medicine, you gain the proficiency in Medicine. And since you've been around and attending to all sorts of patients, you also gain proficiency in insight. Because you learned to help diagnose your patients.

Tool Proficiencies: Since you studied medicine, you naturally have proficiency with the Healer's Kit and the Herbalism Kit.

Languages: To widen your ability to attend patients, you learned to understand 2 languages of your choice.

Equipment: A healer’s kit, a notebook of patient records or anatomical drawings, a vial of smelling salts or herbal tincture, a set of common clothes, and a pouch containing 10 gp