Trades

Living off the land, exploring the wilderness, surviving away from civilization is what it's all about. Some enjoy the cushy life of cities and towns, but survivalists can easily take to roughing it; And when put in a tight situation a survivalist is always prepared for whatever comes their way. 

Many people see herbs as a means to flavor their food, but an Herbalist sees far more potential in even the most common plants. They utilize their knowledge and expertise to not only cultivate herbs and produce useful medicines for adventurers, but also to properly utilize the modern market and make a profit where they can.

Lumberjacks are the workers who perform the initial harvesting and transport of trees for ultimate processing into wooden products. Hand tools are used in harvesting trees. horses, sometimes hitched to wagons, are used to transport the felled trees. The work is difficult, dangerous, intermittent, low-paying, and primitive in living conditions. However, the men built a traditional culture that celebrated strength, masculinity, and confrontation with danger.

Clowns are known for their skills in really unsecured things, but balloon making is something they handle with care.  

As a baker/cook you find happiness in creating yummy treats and glorious victory banquets for your breathern. Some of the high level bakers can even learn healing or energizing treats to take into battle for a bit of a pick me up. 

Total trinkets now open.

You want a trinket? Well here's the place. All trinkets made to order and are blank slates. In other words not enchanted.

Trinkets of 1, 2 and 3 avaible.

You have 2 options,
1. Provide the material and all you have to pay is the cost of the trinket.
2. I can get the material and craft but the cost will increase to include materials.

Now a trade can be made but must be equal to the cost. If interested contact Falcus Carpenter. 

Many jobs require the right materials. But where do you think those materials come from? As a Supplier, you spend countless hours tinkering and scavenging so you are able to provide the best quality resources for those whose jobs require them.

Serving as the surgeon aboard a ship is difficult work. Not only do you have your daily ship's duties to carry out, but you have to tend to some nasty wounds with limited resources at your disposal. You've learned to make supplies yourself from whatever you could find, be it ingredients that you grew on the ship, or dried herbs from a barrel. And as a result of your skill in stitching up people, you've become quite adept at stitching up clothing as well.