Classes/Globelore

Professions are specific roles that individuals fill. Professions are another aspect of the game based on the aspects of a typical role-playing game. Other such aspects include the idea of globes increasing in power, an analog for levelling in a role-playing game as well as the variety of races that can be chosen, a staple of many fantasy role-playing games.
== List of professions ==
In Globelore, professions were not mentioned at all. Instead, they were delegated to an article on the original Globelore wiki. The following text is a lightly edited version of said article's contents.
===Official professions===
*Curse Hunter (hunters of cursed people, for example vampires and werewolves, also known as Demon Hunters)
*Vampire Hunter (specialized only in vampire hunting)
*Werewolf Hunter (specialized in hunting werewolves)
*Illegal Hunter (specialized in hunting other species, such as Dreki)
*Monks of Globefort (also includes Hunter Monks and religious figureheads)
*Doctor (doctors or healers are usually monks)
*Globe Forger (people who forge globes, majority of them are monks)
*Witches and Dark Monks
*Trader (many variations)
*Therius (religious head of the COTH)
*Keeper (someone who runs a shop, inn or a bar for example or other businesses)
*Quest Giver (someone who cannot finish a task of their own or are just too lazy to, therefore giving it to someone else with a promised reward)
*Official (for example mayor and politicians of a town)
*Military (people with different ranks work in the military to defend their countries)
*Guard (a separated military rank of people who guard a specific place)
*Royal Worker (people hired by the royalty for different tasks from maids to guards)
===Unofficial professions===
*Vampire King (leader of the vampires)
*Pack Leader or Alpha Male (leader of the werewolves)
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