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| Table: Experts |
| d% |
Expert |
Additional Info |
|
d% |
Expert |
Additional Info |
| 01 |
Acrobat |
A skilled entertainer. |
51 |
Almoner |
A dispenser of alms to the poor. |
| 02 |
Animal Handler |
An expert in rearing and training animals |
52 |
Apothecarist |
Trained in medicine, but not as well as a doctor. |
| 03 |
Architect |
A designer of buildings. |
53 |
Arbitrator |
Someone who liaises. |
| 04 |
Astrologer |
Some who studies the stars. |
54 |
Clerk |
A keeper of records and accounts. |
| 05 |
Alchemist |
A creator of special chemicals and substances. |
55 |
Alchemical Merchant |
Someone who buys and sells alchemical goods. |
| 06 |
Arcane Merchant |
A buyer and seller of magic items. |
56 |
Armorer |
A maker, repairer and supplier of armor. |
| 07 |
Atilliator |
A maker and repairer of crossbows. |
57 |
Bladesmith |
A maker of very fine swords and daggers. |
| 08 |
Bailiff |
A collector of rents. |
58 |
Bed Feather Merchant |
A buyer and seller of bed feathers. |
| 09 |
Blacksmith |
A crafter of metal, especially iron and steel. |
59 |
Boat Maker |
A builder and repairer of boats. |
| 10 |
Bookbinder |
Someone who binds and assembles books. |
60 |
Book Merchant |
A buyer and seller of books. |
| 11 |
Bowyer |
A maker of bows. |
61 |
Butcher |
Some who slaughters meat and poultry. |
| 12 |
Brewer |
The maker of alcoholic beverages. |
62 |
Carpenter |
Someone who works wood. |
| 13 |
Cartwright |
A maker of carts and wagons (also called a wainwright). |
63 |
Cartographer |
A maker of maps. |
| 14 |
Cheese Merchant |
A buyer and seller of cheeses. |
64 |
Chef |
Someone who cooks and prepares food. |
| 15 |
Clothier |
A maker and seller of clothes. |
65 |
Clergy (Acolyte) |
Holders of religious positions, but with no special abilities or spells. |
| 16 |
Cosmetic's Merchant |
A buyer and seller of toiletries and cosmetics. |
66 |
Dentist |
Someone who cares for teeth. |
| 17 |
Dried Goods Merchant |
A buyer and seller of dried goods (food, herbs, spices, etc) |
67 |
Engineer |
Someone who solves practical problems. |
| 18 |
Engraver |
Someone who scribes metal, especially coins. |
68 |
Exotic Metals Merchants |
A buyer and seller of rare and exotic metals, including platinum, cold iron, adamantine, etc. |
| 19 |
Furrier |
A dealer in furs, hides and fur and hide goods. |
69 |
Fishmonger |
A seller of fish. |
| 20 |
Fine Leather Worker |
Someone who crafts fine leather goods. |
70 |
Fine Metal Worker |
Someone who crafts fine metal goods. |
| 21 |
Fletcher |
Bolt and arrow maker. |
71 |
Fruit Merchant |
A buyer and seller of fresh fruit. |
| 22 |
Furniture Merchant |
A buyer and seller of furniture. |
72 |
Geologist |
An expert in gems and minerals. |
| 23 |
Gem Cutter |
A cutter of fine stones. |
73 |
Glazier |
A maker and fitter of glass. |
| 24 |
Goldsmith |
Someone who works and fashions gold. |
74 |
Gold Merchant |
A buyer and seller of gold. |
| 25 |
Grain and Flour Merchant |
A buyer and seller of grain and flour. |
75 |
Hay Merchant. |
A buyer and seller of hay. |
| 26 |
Herbalist |
A expert in the properties and benefits of herbs. |
76 |
Horse Breeder |
Some who rears and breeds horses. |
| 27 |
Horse Merchant |
A buyer and seller of horses. |
77 |
Illuminator |
A skilled illustrator of manuscripts. |
| 28 |
Interpreter |
Someone who facilitates communication. |
78 |
Jeweler |
A maker and seller of jewelry |
| 29 |
Lord Marshall |
Someone who liaises between Provors and those who work the land (Karnish and its empire only). |
79 |
Locksmith |
A maker and picker of locks. |
| 30 |
Lumber Merchant |
A buyer and seller of lumber. |
80 |
Merchant |
Any merchant not otherwise outlined. |
| 31 |
Metal Merchant |
A buyer and seller of non-precious metals. |
81 |
Magic Merchant |
A buyer and seller of minor magical items, primarily scrolls and potions. |
| 32 |
Wine and Ale Merchant |
A buyer and seller of alcohol. |
82 |
Master Builder |
An expert in construction for the rich and powerful. |
| 33 |
Master Baker |
An expert baker for the rich and powerful. |
83 |
Master Tailor |
An expert tailor for the rich and powerful. |
| 34 |
Master Shoemaker |
An expert shoemaker for the rich and powerful. |
84 |
Marshall |
In charge of a household's horses, carts, and wagons, etc. |
| 35 |
Marbler |
A stainer of paper and other materials to imitate marble. |
85 |
Mason |
Someone who cuts and works stone. |
| 36 |
Mercer |
A seller of fine clothes, especially silks and velvets. |
86 |
Minter |
An issuer of local currency. |
| 37 |
Moneylender |
Someone who makes a living by lending money. |
87 |
Mortician |
An undertaker. |
| 38 |
Navigator |
An expert in navigator of ships. |
88 |
Oil Merchant |
A buyer and seller of oil. |
| 39 |
Old Clothes and Linen Merchant |
A buyer and seller in old clothes and materials. |
89 |
Town Councilor |
An elected member of a city, town or village council (usually an expert in another area). |
| 40 |
Paint and Dye Merchant |
A buyer and seller of paints and dyes. |
90 |
Paper Maker |
A maker of paper, parchment, papyrus, etc. |
| 41 |
Perfumer |
A maker and seller of perfumes and fragrances. |
91 |
Physician |
A trained, non-magical healer. |
| 42 |
Sailor |
A person who works on a ship. |
92 |
Salt Merchant |
Someone skilled in the art of boatmanship. |
| 43 |
Silver Merchant |
A buyer and seller of silver. |
93 |
Ship Captain |
The captain of a ship. |
| 44 |
Scholar |
An academic or learned person. |
94 |
Scribe |
A secretary, administrator, record-keeper, transcriber of texts, etc. |
| 45 |
Shipwright |
Someone who builds ships. |
95 |
Silk Merchant |
A buyer and seller of silk. |
| 46 |
Silversmith |
Someone skilled in working silver. |
96 |
Copper and Bronze Merchant |
A buyer and seller of copper and bronze. |
| 47 |
Spice Merchant |
A buyer and seller of exotic spices. |
97 |
Spy |
Someone who reports on the activities of others to their employer. |
| 48 |
Tapissier |
A maker and seller of rugs and tapestries. |
98 |
Tax Counter |
A roving tax assessor who calculates taxes owed. |
| 49 |
Tax Collector |
An official who collects taxes. |
99 |
Weapon and Armor Merchant |
A buyer and seller of arms and armor. |
| 50 |
Wharfinger |
Owner, or in charge of, a wharf. |
00 |
Law Arbiter |
A powerful purveyor of the law, with only one per Province (Karnish only). |