MA/NextDay
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Paladins serve the King. They operate alone to take down threats. They can be sent on long and dangerous quests alone or with a companion to help. For the most part, they are knights who rely on their skill and wits to survive alone | Paladins serve the King. They operate alone to take down threats. They can be sent on long and dangerous quests alone or with a companion to help. For the most part, they are knights who rely on their skill and wits to survive alone | ||
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Current revision as of 05:27, 29 September 2015
You drift off to sleep. The next day is your Assessment Day. You'll go before all the Craftmasters and show your talents. We'll just skip that part, it's boring and you don't get to actually meet the Craftmasters. So the day after that you mail an application to the Craftmaster you want to apply to. You fill out the form with questions about your name, race, etc. Then you head to the Craft Office, the general central for all Crafts. You are to leave your application in the correct Craftmaster's box. When you enter the Office you see a big board describing each Craft, listed under the race that is generally best. Right now you can only apply for a human Craft, although maybe in the future you could change. Even though you can only apply for human crafts you read the whole board and put it in the box of the craft you choose.
Choose a Craft
Humans
Paladins serve the King. They operate alone to take down threats. They can be sent on long and dangerous quests alone or with a companion to help. For the most part, they are knights who rely on their skill and wits to survive alone
Mercenaries serve no man. They require rewards for their work and will work for almost anyone who pays enough. They are cunning and tough, skills needed in this cutthroat business.
Mages can serve their own purposes or be called upon by the King. They use ancient magic to assist in task involving creatures and objects of arcane purpose.
Clergies serve no one particularly. They are in charge of spiritual welfare of the kingdom and may be called upon in situations of demonic circumstance.
Elves
Rangers
Rangers serve the King. They do a variety of task often requiring secrecy and preciseness. They are much like Paladins, except they use bows and arrows and stealth, still, the two are often found working closely.
Archers
Part of the Royal Army. Archers usually remain in the back or on a hilltop and are used to take down hordes of enemies.
Unts
Blacksmith
Blacksmiths serve the kingdom. They forge almost anything made of metal. While they do work in the workshop, special cases may require the gathering of rare ores. Higher Levels work for the King in the Castle
Stableboy
Stableboys care for horses. They are in charge of maintaining horses and, in some cases, finding and training them. Higher Levels care for the King's, Queen's, and Princess's horses.
Arrs
Treasure Hunter
Treasure Hunters work for themselves and clients. They hunt specific treasures, usually from dangerous places, making the treasure costly.
