abandoned (roll again)

accountant
acrobat: a skilled entertainer.
actor: a street entertainer.
adventuring party
alchemical merchant: someone who buys
alchemist: a creator of special chemicals
almoner: a dispenser of alms to the poor
animal breeders
animal handler: an expert in rearing and
animal trainer
animals
apothecarist: trained in medicine; but no
appraiser
apprentices
arbitrator: someone who liaises.
arcane merchant: a buyer and seller of m
archaeologist
archer
archery range
architect: a designer of buildings.
armorer: a maker; repairer and supplier o
armorer: leather
armory
army
art gallery
artillerist
artisan
artist: a sculpter; painter; writer; etc.
assassin
astrologer: some who studies the stars.
astronomer
atilliator: a maker and repairer of crossbo
aviary
bagger: a bag maker.
bailiff: a collector of rents.
bait shop
baker: someone who bakes bread; cakes
bank
banquet
bar maid: someone who works in an inn o
barber: someone who cuts hair.
barracks
barrel maker/cooper
bartender
basket maker: someone who weaves bas
basket shop
bather: a person who works in a public ba
bathhouse
bazaar
bearer/porter
beautician
bed feather merchant: a buyer and seller
bedroom/boudior
bee farm
beekeeper
beer-sellers
bees
beggar: an unskilled person who is forced
being built (roll again)
bell maker
bestiary
bird seller
blacksmith: a crafter of metal; especially
bladesmith: a maker of very fine swords
bleacher: a bleacher of cloth.
boardinghouse
boat maker: a builder and repairer of boa
boathouse
boatman: someone who ferries people ac
bodyguard
bonecarver
book merchant: a buyer and seller of boo
bookbinder: someone who binds and ass
bookee
botanist
bouncer
bounty hunter
bowyer/fletcher: a maker of bows.
brewer: the maker of alcoholic beverages
brewery
brick maker
bricklayer: a builder who lays bricks.
broommaker
brothel keeper: an owner of a brothel.
buckle maker: a maker of belts and buck
builder: an expert in construction.
business partner
butcher: some who slaughters meat and
cab driver
caged monster
candlemaker/chandler
candy shop
captain
caravan
carder: someone who brushes cloth and
carnival
carpenter: someone who works wood.
carter: a driver of carts and wagons.
cartographer: a maker of maps.
cartwright: a maker of carts and wagons
carver: a carver of stone; wood; etc.
caster/pewterer
cat house/bordello
catgut maker: a maker of fine; tough cor
cathedral
cell
chamber maid: a cleaner in the employ o
chandler: a maker or seller of candles.
chantry
chapel
charcoalmaker
charwoman: a cleaner or scrubber.
cheese merchant: a buyer and seller of c
chef: someone who cooks and prepares f
chemist
chest and trunk maker: someone who ma
chicken butchers
chimney sweep: some who cleans chimn
chiurgeon
church
circus
cistern
city guard
city hall
cleaning service
clergy (acolyte): holders of religious posi
clerk: a keeper of records and accounts.
clock maker
closed (roll again)
clothier: a maker and seller of clothes.
clothing store
coachman
cobbler: someone who makes shoes.
comb maker: a maker of combs.
competition
constable
construction worker
cook: someone who cooks and prepares
cooper: a maker of casks and barrels.
copper and bronze merchant: a buyer an
copyist: a linguistic copier.
cosmetic's merchant: a buyer and seller
cottar: a person who does odd jobs.
courier
court house
courtesan
criminal (roll again)
crypt
cup bearer: someone who takes the first
curio shop
customs
cutler: a seller of cutlery and knife sharpn
dairy
dairymaid: a person who works in a dairy
dancer: someone who dances for a living
dancing hall
daycare
dentist: someone who cares for teeth.
dining
diplomat
distiller
ditcher: a digger of ditches.
diver: someone who dives for sponges; p
divination
docksman/wharfsman
doctors
dormitory
dressing room
dried goods merchant: a buyer and seller
drovers
drug dealer
druid
duelist
dyer: someone who uses dyes.
elite national guard
embassy
employment agents
engineer: someone who solves practical
engineer-artillerist
engineer-miner
engraver: someone who scribes metal; e
entertainers
ewerer: a fetcher and heater of water; us
executioner: a person who carries out the
exotic metals merchants: a buyer and se
expedition outfitter
fabulous caravan
falconer: a breeder and keeper of falcons
farmer: a grower of food and keeper of li
farrier: a horse shoer.
fence
ferry
fest hall
field hand
fighter
fine leather worker: someone who crafts
fine metal worker: someone who crafts fi
fire fighters
fisherman: someone who catches and se
fishmonger: a seller of fish.
fletcher: bolt and arrow maker.
flower shop
food store
footman: a servant employed in a large h
foreigner
forester: someone who manages forests
fortune teller: an unskilled reader of palm
foundry
fowl merchant
framer
freighter
fruit merchant: a buyer and seller of fres
fuller: someone who fulls (makes thicker)
furniture merchant: a buyer and seller of
furniture store
furnituremaker
furrier: a dealer in furs; hides and fur and
gallery
gambling joint
game room
gamefield
gang lair
garbage removal
garden
gardener
gardener: a person who tends gardens; u
gate room
gem cutter: a cutter of fine stones.
geologist: an expert in gems and mineral
gladiator
glass blower: a maker of glassware; such
glass worker/glazier
glazier: a maker and fitter of glass.
glove maker: someone who makes glove
going out of business (reroll)
gold merchant: a buyer and seller of gold
goldsmith: someone who works and fash
gondolier
gong farmer: a worker who empties the l
government offices
grain and flour merchant: a buyer and se
grand house
grave yard
gravedigger: a person employed to bury
groom: someone employed to dress a ho
guardroom
guardsman
guide
guild hall
guild of animal handlers
guild of apothecaries/physicians
guild of armorers/locksmiths/finesmiths
guild of artificers
guild of assassins
guild of astrologers/astronomers
guild of bakers
guild of bards
guild of basketmakers/wicker workers
guild of beggars
guild of bowyers/fletchers
guild of butchers
guild of carpenters/roofers/plaisterers
guild of carters/coachmen
guild of casters/pewterers
guild of cellarers/plumbers
guild of chandlers/lamplighters
guild of cobblers/corvisers
guild of coopers
guild of dungsweepers
guild of embalmers
guild of farmer/grocers
guild of fences
guild of fine carvers
guild of fish mongers
guild of furriers/woolmen
guild of glassblowers/glaziers/speculum m
guild of heralds/messengers
guild of importers
guild of innkeepers
guild of jewelers
guild of laborers/toilers
guild of launderers
guild of mages
guild of mariners
guild of money lenders
guild of musicians/instrament makers/ch
guild of navigators
guild of pleaders/barristers
guild of saddlers/harness makers
guild of sailmakers/cordwainer
guild of salters/packers/joiners
guild of scrivners/scribes/clerks
guild of shipwrights
guild of skinners/tanners
guild of smiths/metal forgers
guild of stablemasters/farriers
guild of stationers
guild of stonecutters/masons/potters/tilem
guild of surveyors/mapmakers/chartmake
guild of tailors/glovers/mercers
guild of the red lantern
guild of thespians
guild of thieves
guild of thinkers
guild of vermin catchers
guild of vintners/distillers/brewers
guild of wagonmakers/coach builders
guild of watermen
guild of weavers/dyers
guild of wheelwrights
guild officer
guildmaster
gypsies
haberdasher: a peddler of small wares.
hall
hall; great
hallway
harem/seraglio
harness-makers
hat maker: a maker of hats.
hawker
hay merchant.: a buyer and seller of hay
hayward: an inspector of cattle fences an
healer
herald: a public messenger.
herbalist: a expert in the properties and b
herder: a herdsman.
hermit
high priest
hirelings; roll of employer chart
historian
holy man
horse breeder: some who rears and bree
horse equipment
horse merchant: a buyer and seller of ho
horseman
hospital
house
hunter: a hunter of game. sometimes als
husbandman
illuminator: a skilled illustrator of manusc
illusionist (or specialist mage)
import house
importer
indentured servants
ink maker
inn keeper: a keeper of an inn or tavern.
inns
inquisitor
interpreter: someone who facilitates com
jail
jailor
jailor: someone who guards prisoners (us
jester: a clown or fool; often employed by
jeweler: a maker and seller of jewelry
joiner: a worker of wood.
jongleurs
judge
juggler
justice
kennel
kitchen
kitchen gear
laboratory
laborer: someone hired for general manu
lady in waiting: a woman employed by a
lamp maker
land officer
launderer
law arbiter: a powerful purveyor of the la
lawyer
leatherworker/tanner
lepers
library
lieutenant
lighthouse
limner/painter
line fisher
linkboy: someone (usually a young boy) w
litter bearer
livestock yards
local authorities
locksmith: a maker and picker of locks.
logger
lord marshall: someone who liaises betw
lounge
lumber merchant: a buyer and seller of lu
lumber mill
lumber yard
lumberjack: someone who cuts down tree
lumberyard worker
madame
madhouse
magic merchant: a buyer and seller of m
magic-shops
magic-user
magic-user's guild
maidservants
majordomo
marbler: a stainer of paper and other ma
marshall: in charge of a household's hors
mask maker
mason: someone who cuts and works sto
material components shop
matress maker: a person who makes ma
mayor
medic
meditation
mercenary: someone hired to fight for a
mercer: a seller of fine textiles; especiall
merchant caravan
merchant: any merchant not otherwise o
merchant's guard
messenger
metal merchant: a buyer and seller of no
metalmonger: a dealer and worker of scr
metalsmith
midwife: a deliverer of babies (often an a
military officer
mill
miller: a converter of materials into anoth
miner: a person who extracts minerals fr
minstrel: an untrained singer and story te
minter: an issuer of local currency.
modest caravan
monastery
moneylender/money changer: someone w
monster store
mortician: an undertaker.
mortuary
music shop
musician: someone who plays an instrum
nautical supplies
navigator: an expert in navigator of ships
net fisher
net makers: a maker of nets.
none
novelties
nurse
oarsman: someone who rows a ship; usu
observatory
off-duty soldiers
office
oil merchant: a buyer and seller of oil.
old clothes and linen merchant: a buyer a
open market
oracle
ostler
overseer
pack handler
paint and dye merchant: a buyer and sel
painter: someone who paints; but who is
paladin
pantry
paper maker: a maker of paper; parchme
pastrycooks
pawn shop merchant
peddler: a common merchant; usually se
pen/prison
perfumer: a maker and seller of perfume
pet store merchant
physician: a trained; non-magical healer.
pier
pilgrims
pimp
plasterer: a person who plasters; usually
players
playground
plumber
political faction
politician
porcelain/crystal dealer
potter: a maker and seller of pottery.
poulterer: someone who deals in poultry.
press gang
priest
prisoner
private guard
privy/secret
prophet
prospect agent
prostitute: a person who exchanges pers
psionist
public bathkeeper
public baths
pursemaker: a maker of purses and bags
pushcart men
quarry/mine
quill/pen maker
ranger
ratcatcher: a catcher and killer of rats an
reception
record keeper
refectory
religious faction
retainers
road mender: a person who repairs roads
road repair crew
robing room
roll specialist
roofer/thatcher: a constructor and repaire
ropemaker/cordwainer: someone who ma
row house (apartments)
rug/tapestry dealer
rugmakers
rumormonger
saddler: a maker of saddles; harnesses; b
sage
sail maker
sailor: a person who works on a ship.
salesperson
salon
salt merchant: someone skilled in the art
salter: a person who manufactures salt.
sapper/miner
scabbardmakers
scholar: an academic or learned person.
school
school children
schoolteacher
scout
scribe/illuminator
scribe: a secretary; administrator; record
sculptors
seamstress: someone who sews (often em
secret society
seer
sentinel
sergeant
servant: a person who works in the servic
sewer workers
shack
shaman
ship captain: the captain of a ship.
ship crew
ship master
shipwright: someone who builds ships.
shoemaker/cobbler
shopkeeper: an owner or manager of a sh
shrine
sign maker
silk merchant: a buyer and seller of silk.
silk weaver: a spinner of silk yarn.
silver merchant: a buyer and seller of silv
silversmith: someone skilled in working s
singer
sitting room
slave
slaver
slinger
smithy
smugglers
soapmaker
sohei
solar
soldier
solicitor
spice merchant: a buyer and seller of exo
spinner
spy ring
spy: someone who reports on the activiti
stablekeeper
stables
stadium
stage
stage crew
stage manager
steam room
steward/castillan
stone mason
storage
street cleaner
street gang
street urchins
strikers
strongroom/vault
study
substantial caravan
surgeon
tailor: a maker and repairer of garments.
tanner: a worker of leather goods.
tapissier: a maker and seller of rugs and
tavern/bar
taverns/restaurants
tax collector: an official who collects taxe
tax counter: a roving tax assessor who ca
taxidermist
teacher/trainer
teamster
teenage boy
teenage girl
temple
thatcher
theater
thief
throne room/noble rest area
tile maker
tobacconist
torture chamber
town councilor: an elected member of a c
town crier
town drunk
town hall employee
town official
townfolk
toy shop
trader/barterer
tradesmen
trainer
training/exercise
translator
trap maker
trapper: a person employed to set traps;
treasurer
treasury
trophy room/museum
troubador
undertaker
unemployed office
vagrant
valet/lackey
vegetable merchant
vermin hunter
veterinarian
vigilante
vintner
wagon builder/carter
wagon maker
wagons
waiting room
warehouse
warehouse worker
warriors
watchman
water closet/toilet
watercarriers
watering hole
watering-hole worker
watermen(waterway garbagemen)
weapon and armor merchant: a buyer an
weapon maker
weaver: someone who weaves cloth; ree
well
welldigger
wellkeeper
wharfinger: owner; or in charge of; a wha
wheelwright: a maker and repairer of wa
who knows
wine and ale merchant: a buyer and selle
winery
wizard
wizard school
wood/cabinet maker
woodcarvers
woodcutter: someone who chops and col
woodseller: someone who sells wood; usu
work gang
workroom
ne who buys and sells alchemical goods.
al chemicals and substances.
to the poor.

rearing and training animals

cine; but not as well as a doctor.

d seller of magic items.

nd supplier of armor.

ter; etc.

s the stars.

er of crossbows.

bread; cakes and similar types of food.

ks in an inn or tavern serving drinks.

weaves baskets.

n a public bath house.

er and seller of bed feathers.

who is forced to ask others for money.

l; especially iron and steel.

fine swords and daggers.

pairer of boats.

es people across bodies of water.

seller of books.
nds and assembles books.
bows.
ic beverages.

s bricks.

a brothel.
lts and buckles.
ction.

rs meat and poultry.

 s cloth and prepares wool and cotton for weaving.

rks wood.
wagons.

and wagons (also called a wainwright).

od; etc.

e; tough cord made from sheep intestines.

he employ of a wealthy individual.

f candles.

ubber.
nd seller of cheeses.
d prepares food.

eone who makes chests; trunks and other vessels.

leans chimneys (often children).

eligious positions; but with no special abilities or spe

d accounts.

of clothes.
s shoes.

nd prepares foodi; but is untrained.

d barrels.
: a buyer and seller of copper and bronze.

r and seller of toiletries and cosmetics.

d jobs.

kes the first sip of a drink to check for poison.

knife sharpner.

ks in a dairy.
s for a living; often a street entertainer.

for teeth.

r sponges; pearls; shell fish; etc.

er and seller of dried goods (food; herbs; spices; etc

es practical problems.

bes metal; especially coins.

of water; usually for nobles.

arries out the law; specifically; who executes the de
uyer and seller of rare and exotic metals; including

er of falcons.
keeper of livestock.
e who crafts fine leather goods.
who crafts fine metal goods.

ches and sells fish.

d in a large house.

ages forests and natural resources.

ader of palms; teller of fortunes; etc.
seller of fresh fruit.
akes thicker) or cleans cloth.
and seller of furniture.

s and fur and hide goods.

s gardens; usually for a landowner.

tones.
and minerals.

ssware; such as glasses; bottles; etc.

glass.
makes gloves.

seller of gold.
rks and fashions gold.

mpties the latrine pit.

buyer and seller of grain and flour.

yed to bury the dead.

o dress a horse for riding.
finesmiths

r workers

aisterers
s/speculum makers
t makers/choristers

/potters/tilemakers
rs/chartmakers
ewers
builders

mall wares.

seller of hay.
tle fences and enclosures and who impounds strays

perties and benefits of herbs.

ars and breeds horses.

seller of horses.

metimes also a poacher.

or of manuscripts.
n or tavern.

cilitates communication.

prisoners (usually a warrior).

employed by nobles; or a street entertainer.
f jewelry
eneral manual work.
ployed by a noblewomen to help them.

yor of the law; with only one per provin

young boy) who carries light at night.

er of locks.

liaises between provors and those who work the lan

nd seller of lumber.

uts down trees.

d seller of minor magical items; primarily scrolls and

nd other materials to imitate marble.
ehold's horses; carts; and wagons; etc.

nd works stone.

o makes matresses.

o fight for a cause not their own (usually a warrior).

es; especially silks and velvets.

otherwise outlined.

d seller of non-precious metals.

worker of scrap metal goods.
s (often an acolyte).

als into another form (corn miller; flour miller; saw m

s minerals from the ground; often from deep under
and story teller.
rency.

r: someone who makes a living by lending money.

s an instrument.

ator of ships.
s a ship; usually as aprt of a large team of oarsmen.

ller of oil.
nt: a buyer and seller in old clothes and materials.

uyer and seller of paints and dyes.

; but who is not an artist.

per; parchment; papyrus; etc.

t; usually selling cheap good of low quality.

r of perfumes and fragrances.

gical healer.

ers; usually large structures.

pottery.
ls in poultry.
hanges personal services for money.

es and bags.

er of rats and other vermin.

epairs roads.

r and repairer of roofs.

eone who makes ropes; usually from hemp.

harnesses; bridles and so forth.

n a ship.
ed in the art of boatmanship.
ctures salt.

ned person.

rator; record-keeper; transcriber of texts; etc.

ews (often employed by tailors).

in the service of another (usually in a household).

 ship.

ilds ships.

nager of a shop.

eller of silk.
yarn.
seller of silver.
in working silver.
 seller of exotic spices.

n the activities of others to their employer.

of garments.
oods.
of rugs and tapestries.

collects taxes.
essor who calculates taxes owed.
ember of a city; town or village council (usually an
to set traps; usually by large landowners.
emen)
: a buyer and seller of arms and armor.

es cloth; reed; wood and so forth.

ge of; a wharf.
pairer of wagon wheels.

yer and seller of alcohol.

hops and collects wood; often used for fires; weavin

lls wood; usually in small bundles
or weaving.
er vessels.

bilities or spells.
oison.
s; spices; etc)
cutes the death sentance.
ls; including platinum; cold iron; adamantine; etc.
ounds strays.
iner.
work the land (karnish and its empire only).

y scrolls and potions.

y a warrior).
miller; saw miller; cloth miller; lumber miller; and so
deep under the earth.

ng money.
 of oarsmen.

d materials.
s; etc.

household).
(usually an expert in another area).
ires; weaving and so forth.
ntine; etc.
miller; and so forth).