Tabletop

These are the complete rules for tabletop play.
== Campaign ==
Where and When you are
=== World ===
 	Type	Kins
Arden 	Terrestrial Blue-Green
Majority Saltwater
Tectonically Active
Humanoid and Apex Primate Dominant	Human, Dwarf, Gnome, Halfling, Giant, Elf, Nelcron, Huldra, Orc, Troll, Ogre, Goblin, Bugbear, Gorgon, Centaur, Minotaur, Satyr, Faun, Botan, Ipotane, Gansha, Draconian, Lassera, Squam, Serp, Baga, Sfenos, Naga, Duphon, Garuda, Tengu, Voltrine, Neophron, Leonid, Gnoll, Matagot, Numu, Anubid, Minch, Triton, Merrow, Sahagin, Morlock, Anan, Ent
Gadon 	 	Felid Botan, Botanling, Lupin, Gansha, Chavin, Non-tusked Elephantid, Rinotaur, Chalicotherid, Hippotaur, Swamp Moose, Minoboar, Whiffid, Arctocyonid, Cetaceid (Land Whale), Sapient Wulver, Procyonid, Horned Felid, Proboscursid, Anurid, Gekkota
Cardis	Oceanic Blue
Majority Saltwater
Tectonically Active
Apex Coleoid Dominant	Pan-Coleoid 1, Pan-Coleoid 2, Pan-Coleoid 3, Pan-Coleoid 4, Pan-Coleoid 5, Pan-Coleoid 6, Pan-Coleoid 7, Pan-Coleoid 8, Immortal Cuttlefish, Merfolk 1, Merfolk 2, Merfolk 3, Merfolk 4, Merfolk 5, Merfolk 6, Merfolk 7, Merfolk 8, Merfolk 9, Merfolk 10, Cecaelia, Dolphinid, Water Rat, Testudine, Gekkota, Raven Garuda, Salamandrid, Phoenix-Griffin-id
=== Era ===
Choose a semicentury within the range of years for your setting.
Lapidarion 	Antiqua 	Axialis 	Classica 	Migratio 	Mediana 	Renativa 	Transitio 	Sclopeta 	Vaporalis 	Moderna 	Digitalis 	Robotica	Transcorpora	Interstellaris	Radialis
-300,000 – -10,000	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
-300 – 400 	400 – 1000	1000 – 1400	1400 – 1600	1600 – 1700	1700 – 1850	1850 – 1900	1900 – 2000	2000 – 2100	2100 – 2200	2200 – 2300	2300 – 2500	2500– 	 	 	
=== Location ===
==== Arden ====
Hemisphere 	Flip Coin	Northern Hemisphere	Northern Hemisphere	Northern Hemisphere	Northern Hemisphere	Southern Hemisphere	Southern Hemisphere	Southern Hemisphere	Southern Hemisphere
Quadrant 	d8 	WH: NW 	WH: SW 	WH: NE 	WH: SE 	EH: NW 	EH: SW 	EH: NE 	EH: SE
Time of Year	d8 	Healing 	Dark to Light 	Thickest 	Brightest 	Warding 	Light to Dark 	Thinnest 	Darkest
Octant of Northern Hemisphere + Octant of Southern Hemisphere = Sedecimant of Planet (1/16th chunk of sphere)
===== Region =====
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===== Locale =====
Settlement Characteristics: Any place may have more than one aspect
 	 	 	
Town 	City 	Seat of a parish, walled settlement almost always stone 	
Town 	Town 	Stone wall settlement not the location or an organizational-tier sanctuary	
Village	Village on the Green	Green/common at the center 	
Village	Street/Row Village 	Along a road down the middle 	
Village	Polyfocal 	Multiple foci or villages that have grown into each other 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleated_village
Walls Due to the persistence of beasts in the land, most villages have palisade walls for protection. Some villages are surrounded by enough walled villages as a buffer to wilderness that walls are not necessary.
==== Gadon ====
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==== Cardis ====
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=== Scenario ===
The DM can let players know beforehand what sort of journey they'll be embarking on or play a Concealed campaign where nothing is revealed.
== Character ==
=== Role ===
==== Livelihood ====
Nearly all livelihoods are left behind, at least temporarily, to take up the quest
Location	Class 	Job 	Description 	Number in a city pop. 10,000 in 1250 (approx.)	Roll	Further Reading
Town 	Noble 	King 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Noble 	Duke / Earl 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Noble 	Lord 	Knight 	- 	 	
Town 	Noble 	Court Wizard 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Yantasamno 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Núro 	Cardinal 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Bishop 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Templar 	Soldier of the church 	 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Priest 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Abbot 	Monastery. Abbess in a convent/nunnery 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Monk 	Monastery 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Nun 	Convent/nunnery 	- 	 	
Town 	Clergy 	Anchorite 	Anchoress {f}. Hermit of sorts that lived in a cell attached to the sanctuary 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anchorite
Town 	Clergy 	Scribe 	Clerk ("Cleric"), Scrivener, Notary Public 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrivener
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scribe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clergy#Etymology
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Scriveners
Town 	 	Illuminator 	Illustrator of manuscripts with egg-based paints and gold foil 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminated_manuscript
Town 	Cantry 	Master 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Cantry 	Mage 	Connotation of itinerant after schooling 	- 	 	
Town 	Cantry 	Wizard 	Incl. alchemists, connotation of literate and in an arcanum after schooling 	- 	 	
Town 	Cantry 	Acolyte 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Academic 	Master / Prior(?) 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Academic 	Teacher / Master 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Academic 	Lawyer 	 	- 	 	
Town 	Academic 	Physiker / Doctor 	Lived in association with a university or in a castle treating the wealthy 	- 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Corvisor/Cordwainer 	Shoemaker, Leatherworker 	366 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordwainer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoemaking
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Cobbler 	Shoe repairperson. If a locale has not reached sufficient density–complexity, shoemakers will perform this duty. 	366 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordwainer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoemaking
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Pattener 	Pattenmaker. Wooden risers to keep stockings or shoes out of the mud and dirt 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patten_(shoe)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Pattenmakers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Furrier 	Skinner. Making and selling furs 	214 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fur_clothing#Processing_of_fur
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skinner_(profession)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Skinners
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Maidservant 	Handmaid. Woman hired in another's home to assist with work, household duties, etc. Possibly numbers reflect managers of teams of servants, mostly unmarried women. Prostitutes or brothel owners included in this number? 	199 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handmaiden
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady-in-waiting#England
https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/middle-english-dictionary/dictionary/MED7341
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Prostitute 	The world's oldest profession. Whore, Strumpet, Wench, Meretrix, Miltestre, Mancette/Manette of the Stewes/Steams, "Morsel of Pleasance", Nightworm, Common/Communal Woman, Bordel Woman 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_prostitution#Middle_Ages
https://www.brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/dweb/society/sex/prostitution.php#:~:text=Prostitution%20in%20the%20Middle%20Ages%20was%2C%20much%20as%20it%20is,cities%2C%20but%20to%20no%20avail.&text=Many%20cities%20tried%20to%20solve,to%20certain%20areas%20of%20town.
https://www.medievalists.net/2015/07/prostitution-in-the-medieval-city/
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Bather 	Bathhouse Owner 	26 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathing#Medieval_and_early-modern_Europe
https://www.mikkelaaland.com/bathing-in-medieval-europe.html#:~:text=They%20were%20known%20as%20hot,of%20heat%2C%20sweat%20and%20enclosure.&text=Medieval%20bath%20houses%20were%20used,where%20physicians%20plied%20their%20trade.
https://www.medievalists.net/2013/04/did-people-in-the-middle-ages-take-baths/
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Tailor 	Clothesmaker 	197 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailor
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Broderer 	Embroiderer, Sewer, Sticher 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embroidery
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Broderers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Upholder 	Upolsterer. Upholstery / sof furnisher, cabinet maker, undertaker (could also be carpenter), auctioneer, and valuer 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upholstery
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Upholders
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Barber-Surgeon 	Haircutting, bloodletting, teethpulling, amputations, ointments 	151 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barber_surgeon
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Jeweler 	Goldsmith, Silversmith. Overlap with jeweler. Precious metal smiths often acted as bankers as well 	131 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bench_jeweler
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldsmith
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silversmith
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Gemmer 	A jeweler specializing in gems and incidentally enchantments/auras 	- 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Enchanter 	Placing enchantments on objects (and removing them from artefacts) 	- 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Restauranteur 	Eatery, Cook. Stall where people got food, possibly public house where people ate and drank. 	130 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restaurant#History
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Old-Clothes Dealer 	Pelier, Ragger. Secondhand clothing 	121 	 	https://www.medievalists.net/2021/05/second-hand-clothing-in-medieval-france/
https://www.interesly.com/medieval-thrift-shopping-europe/
https://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1012&context=suurj
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Pastrycook 	Baker of sweets and likely a more highly skilled baker employed by the upper class, egg-washed crusts used as edible trays for upper-class meals 	106 	 	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmv0lhUH0jI&t=415s
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Mason 	Stonecarver 	104 	 	https://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/medieval-england/medieval-masons/
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Carpenter 	Woodworker who uses nails (and pegs), "lumbercutter" (wood already felled) 	95 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Carpenters
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Turner 	Lathe operator/carver 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Turners
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Weaver 	Webster {f} 	86 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weaving#Medieval_Europe
https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=webster
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Chandler 	Candlemaker 	71 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandlery
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Wax_Chandlers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Tallow_Chandlers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Mercer 	Draper (cloth for clothing), Cloth Merchant 	70 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercery
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Clothier 	Clothmaker 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_clothing_and_textiles#Medieval_clothing_and_textiles
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Haberdasher 	Small wares, bits 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haberdasher
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Cooper 	Barrelmaker 	70 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooper_(profession)
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Hooper 	Fitting the metal hoops onto barrels, a laborer working in a cooper's shop, often in an apprentice-like position or perhaps specializing without further ambition 	70 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooper_(profession)
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Baker 	Baxter {f}, Breadmaker 	62 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker#Medieval_Europe
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Water Carrier 	Also poss. incl. firefighters or those designated to grab buckets and put out fires when they broke out 	58 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_carrier
http://www.waterhistory.org/histories/london/
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Scabbardmaker 	Metalworking, leatherworking, and woodworking all together. Scabbards worn more than the sword and frequently damaged in warfare. 	58 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scabbard
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Vinter 	Vintner, Wineseller 	56 	 	https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vintner
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Vintners
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Hatter 	Milliner, Hatmaker 	54 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatmaking
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Saddler 	Saddlemaker 	51 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Saddlers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Poulter 	Chicken butcher 	51 	 	https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/poulter
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Pursemaker 	 	45 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Laundress 	Lavender. Washerwoman. Also coverterm or double duty for prostitute 	43 	 	https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/middle-english-dictionary/dictionary/MED24885
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Oiler 	Oil Merchant 	43 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Porter 	Doorkeeper, guard 	42 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Gardner 	Maintaining gardens of the wealthy 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Gardeners
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Butcher 	All meat not chicken 	42 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doorman_(profession)
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Fishmonger 	Fish merchant 	41 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fishmonger
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Brewster 	Alewife, alehousekeeper / alehouse owner, beer seller 	37 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alewife_(trade)
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Buckler 	Bucklemaker. Buckles break more often than belts? Tailors made belts? 	36 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Plasterer 	 	36 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Spicer 	Grocer, Purveyor, Spice Merchant, seller of spice and sugar 	35 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grocery_store#History
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Salter 	Seller of salt, and possibly chemicals 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drysalter
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Smith 	Blacksmith. Maker of tools and all things made of iron. Clockmakers were also included 	34 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Farrier 	Ferrier, horseshoemaker. Also functioned as horse doctor 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farrier
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Ironmonger 	Ferroner. Seller of iron ore. Likely managed mines and other extraction operations (e.g. bog iron) as well 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Ironmongers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Armorer 	Smith specializing in making armor 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Armourers_and_Brasiers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Spelterer 	Pewterer. Spelter is a zinc and lead alloy, pewter is a tin alloy 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Pewterers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Plumber 	Leadworker 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plumber#History
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Founder 	Bronzeworker, brass too 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Founders
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Painter 	 	33 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	(Physiker) 	(See above in Academic section) 	29 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Roofer 	Tiler 	28 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Builder 	Bricklayer 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Tylers_and_Bricklayers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bricklayer
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Paver 	Pavior 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Paviors
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Locksmith 	Lockmaker 	27 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locksmithing
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Roper 	Ropemaker 	26 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Innkeeper 	Harbinger, Hostilier (also term for brothelkeeper) 	24 	 	https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/middle-english-dictionary/dictionary/MED21296
(prostitute's customers called "guests")
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Tanner 	Leathermaker. Currier/curer. Also made parchment? 	24 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Copyist 	Clerk, likely clergy 	24 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Sculptor 	 	24 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Rugmaker 	 	24 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Harnessmaker 	Loriner. For horses and livestock 	24 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Loriners
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Bleacher 	 	23 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Hay Merchant 	Feed for animals brought in from the countryside 	22 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Cutler 	Sword finisher? OR Smith specializing in the making of knives, scissors, razors, sword, daggers, and other blades? 	22 	 	What was a cutler?
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Glover 	Glovemaker 	21 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Woodseller 	Buying and selling wood from the countryside 	21 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Carver 	Woodcarver, Joiner (woodworker using adhesives), Fuster, Paneler/Ceiler/Cealer (Concealer) 	21 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Joiners_and_Ceilers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Cartwright 	Wainwright, Wheelwright, Wheeler, Wheelmaker, cart/wagon builder. Did carpenter usually do this? 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheelwright
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wainwright_(occupation)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Wheelwrights
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Shipwright 	Shipbuilder, shipmaker 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Shipwrights
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Bowyer 	Bowmaker. Fletcher/arrowmaker 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowyer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Bowyers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Fletchers
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Horner 	Horncarver, hornworker 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horner
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Horners
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Fisher 	Fisherman 	- 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Minstrel 	Musician 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Musicians
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Glazier 	Glassmaker, glassworker 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glazier
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Glaziers_and_Painters_of_Glass
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Carter 	Transporting goods on carts 	- 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Waterman 	Ferryman, Lighterman (light barge), transporting people and goods by boat across water 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_of_Watermen_and_Lightermen
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Apothecary 	Herb, medicine, and potion seller. Alchemists often practiced as apothecaries. Part of the grocers' guild. 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Company_of_Grocers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worshipful_Society_of_Apothecaries
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apothecary
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Alchemist 	Mixer of substances, creator of potions, amalgams, alloys, etc. 	- 	 	
Town 	Merchant (Craftsperson) 	Artificer 	Inventor and builder of magical machines 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	"Worker/Workman" 	General laborer? 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Woodcutter 	Itinerant logger 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Carpenter 	 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Cooper 	 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Stonecutter 	Less skilled itinerant mason (?) 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Miner? 	Separate from stonecutter? 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Poler? 	Poleman, poling down a river to transport goods. Job and name for one hauling goods by boat or perhaps any means of transportation irrespective of pole involved? 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Player / Fool 	Itinerant performer/entertainer 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Sailor 	 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Mercenary 	Hired warrior/fighter, usu. swordsman/spearman or sometimes archer/crossbowman 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Mage 	 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Friar 	 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendicant_orders
Road 	Strangers 	Hedge Wizard 	Wizard who has left the arcanum to protect the populace, mostly by working behind the scenes, mendicant and for-hire 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Shaper 	Magus who travels repairing the landscape and setting the natural world back "right", mendicant 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Chapman 	Hawker. Pedlar/peddler. Costermonger. Traveling merchant 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peddler
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costermonger
Road 	Strangers 	Beggar 	Vagabond 	- 	 	
Road 	Strangers 	Outlaw 	Someone who has been declared outside the protection of the law and may be killed by anyone without impunity 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw
Village 	Noble (and sometimes Peasant)	Manor Lord 	Minor noble often a baron (secular) or bishop (ecclesiastical) 	- 	 	
Village 	Noble, Merchant, or Peasant 	"Farmer" 	Entrepreneur who leases all or part of a manor and manages the day-to-day operation of that portion. Sometimes a consortium of peasants band together to perform the role as a group. Less common after 1200, when manor lords began to directly manage, but did still occur.	- 	 	Gies 1990, Life in a Medieval Village
Village 	Clergy 	Parish Priest 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Miller 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Wooler 	Woolmonger/woolseller, likely owning shepherding operations by neighbors (woolmaking) 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Dyer 	Dyeing wool (woolmaking) 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Fuller 	Walker, tucker (woolmaking) 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulling
Village 	Peasant 	Comber 	(woolmaking) 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Beadle 	? 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Weaver 	Webster {f} 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Smith 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Franklin 	Freeman, land-owning farmer 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Hayward 	 	- 	 	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayward_(profession)
Village 	Peasant 	Reeve 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Tailor 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Corvisor/Cordwainer or Cobbler	Shoemaker 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Cooper 	Barrelmaker 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Tanner 	Leathermaker 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Baker 	Baxter {f} 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Painter 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Chapman 	Merchant 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Miner 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Sokeman? 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Coalburner 	On the outskirts of the village 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Witch 	{m/f} Providing herbs and spells for their neighbors, usu. just the most skilled of another peasant / farming class but sometimes a village craft/trade 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Villein 	 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Cotter 	Serf, bordar 	- 	 	
Village 	Peasant 	Servant 	 	- 	 	
===== Notes =====
* Individuals likely made baskets for themselves
* Cheesemaking was domestic, with fine cheesemaking done in monasterieshttps://dottietales.wordpress.com/2015/07/28/cheese-making-through-the-ages/
==== Social Class ====
Rolling for Social Class: Roll a d20
Class 	Roll
Noble 	20
Clergy 	19
Cantry 	18
Academic 	18
Mercantile	16–17
Stranger 	12–15
Common 	2–11
Vagabond 	1
==== Motive ====
==== Goals ====
=== Backstory ===
How you got there
* What skills do you have from your livelihood?
* How did you go from your livelihood to the adventure?
==== Kin ====
Roll d100	Kin 	Regions
1–11 	Human 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Aidon, Auran, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Camosire, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan, Calenion, Ashan, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
1–11 	Human 	Erdu, Korak, Taseti, Lota, Soba, Diobo, Mburime, Itukul, Darada, Dunembe, Maboren, Elwar, Imuril, Arero, Tohoyandu, Saremo
12–18 	Halfling 	Kenmark (Gretchland), Habatya; Eyra
12–18 	Halfling 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Aidon, Auran, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Camosire, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
19–24 	Dwarf 	Casad, Abzabed, Khuzar, Sarbin(?), Neyit
19–24 	Dwarf 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Aidon, Auran, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Camosire, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan, Calenion, Ashan, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
Erdu
19–24 	Dwarf 	Eloko: Bakana
19–24 	Dwarf 	Eloko: Mburime, Taseti, Lota, Itukul, Maboren, Dunembe, Tohoyandu
25–29 	Gnome 	Goldo; Eyra
25–29 	Gnome 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Aidon, Auran, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Camosire, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Tabasaran, Ashan Arcaitia
30–34 	Elf 	Eldaron, Annun, Hesin, Hyarasto
30–34 	Elf 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Aidon, Auran, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Camosire, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan, Calenion, Ashan, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
30–34 	Elf 	Akumegam, Valamor, Endirion, Sarmor, Harbin
30–34 	Elf 	Saremo, Tohoyandu, Imuril, Arero, Elwar, Dunembe, Maboren, Mburime
35–39 	Nelcron 	Ajamada
35–39 	Nelcron 	Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Sweben, Shwachen, Falken, Dalsen, Corval, Fotla, Gretchland
40–43 	Ent 	Eyra
40–43 	Ent 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Aidon, Auran, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Hongwir, Camosire, Botan, Amassu, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
Only in mountains: Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Kushi, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan
44–47 	Goblin 	Haidurb
44–47 	Goblin 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan, Ashan, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
48–50 	Matagot 	Gretchland, Chambrey, Arcaitia, Tabasaran, Ashan, Hamazan; Amassu
51–53 	Faun 	Satura
51–53 	Faun 	Arcaitia, Tabasaran, Chambrey, Gretchland
54–56 	Giant 	Gantaland
54–56 	Giant 	Skara, Corval, Fotla, Gretchland, Chambrey, Falken, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Hongwir, Camosire
57–59 	Triton 	-
60–61 	Centaur 	Tabtu
60–61 	Centaur 	Ktane, Arcaitia, Tabasaran, Chambrey, Gretchland, Aidon, Auran, Ashan, Pelshor, Hamazan, Calenion, Botan
62–63 	Troll 	Haidurb
62–63 	Troll 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Camosire, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
64–65 	Orc 	Haidurb
64–65 	Orc 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Camosire, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan, Calenion, Ashan, Tabasaran, Arcaitia
66–67 	Duphon 	Chambrey
66–67 	Duphon 	Gretchland, Falken, Aidon, Auran, Arcaitia
68–69 	Minotaur 	Ktane
68–69 	Minotaur 	Tabtu, Arcaitia, Tabasaran, Chambrey, Gretchland, Ashan, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan, Botan
70–71 	Satyr 	Satura
70–71 	Satyr 	Arcaitia, Tabtu, Ktane, Tabasaran; Gretchland, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Aidon, Auran, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi, Talum, Saka, Verkana, Pelshor, Hamazan, Calenion, Ashan
72–73 	Huldra 	Skara
72–73 	Huldra 	Gretchland, Corval, Fotla, Dalsen, Falken, Aidon, Auran, Shwachen, Sweben
74–75 	Ogre 	Hongwir
74–75 	Ogre 	Murus, Zheme, Cheska, Sweben, Shwachen, Dalsland, Falken, Chambrey (by Empire), Corval, Fotla, Haidurb
76–77 	Baga 	Serpland
76–77 	Baga 	Arcaitia, Tabasaran, Ashan, Neyit
78–79 	Bugbear 	Haidurb
78–79 	Bugbear 	Gretchland, Skara, Corval, Fotla, Falken, Chambrey, Dalsen, Shwachen, Sweben, Zheme, Cheska, Murus, Hongwir, Golias, Gurgan, Qwavan, Haik, Urashtu, Kushi
80–81 	Draconian	Serpland
82–83 	Lassera 	Serpland
84–85 	Sahagin 	-
86–87 	Morlock 	-
88 	Gorgon 	Issa
88 	Gorgon 	Arcaitia, Serpland, Ashan
89 	Botan 	Botan
90 	Ipotane 	Botan
91 	Garuda 	Ekashi
92 	Leonid 	Amassu
93 	Squam 	Serpland
94 	Serp 	Serpland
95 	Anubid 	Erdu, Korak, Lota, Soba, Diobo
96 	Gansha 	Mburime, Maboren, Itukul, Darada, Dunembe
97 	Voltrine 	Mburime, Itukul, Darada, Dunembe, Maboren, Elwar, Imuril, Arero, Tohoyandu, Saremo
98 	Neophron 	Erdu, Korak, Lota, Soba, Diobo
99 	Gnoll 	Darada
99 	Gnoll 	Mburime, Erdu, Lota, Soba, Diobo, Itukul, Dunembe, Maboren, Endirion
100 	Anan 	Mburime
===== Physical Appearance =====
===== Gifts =====
			
			
			
			
==== Magical Ability ====
Degree 	 	Play Style	Roll on d20
Mage 	Adept 	Standard 	20 +2 Ability Points
Mage 	Adept 	Standard 	19 +1 Ability Point
Mage 	Adept 	Standard 	14–18
Para-Magicent	Sensitive	Common 	13
Para-Magicent	Attuned 	Common 	11—12
Para-Magicent	Linked 	Common 	4–10
Squib 	Squib 	Difficult 	2–3
Squib 	Squib 	Difficult 	1 Antimagical
==== Origin ====
===== Location =====
===== Circumstance =====
===== Knack =====
			
			
			
			
==== Identity ====
===== Personality =====
			
			
			
			
===== Mannerisms =====
===== Sex & Gender =====
===== Ableness =====
==== Background ====
===== Class =====
===== Talent =====
===== Age =====
			
			
			
			
===== Life Events =====
== Equipment ==
Loot
== Combat ==
Fight