Jobs & Professions
These professions require no innate racial abilities. Any race in the world can learn these professions should they have the intellect to do so.
-Accountant.
-Acrobat
-Actor
-Adventurer
-Agent
-Alchemist
-Almanor/Alms Giver:
-Ambassador
-Animal Trainer (see Tamer)
-Apothecary
-Archer
-Architect
-Aristocrat
-Armorer
-Armsman
-Artificer
-Artisan
-Artist
-Assassin
-Astrologer
-Astronomer
-Baker
-Banker
-Barber
-Bard
-Barrister
-Bar Keep
-Bartender
-Basket Weaver
-Beastmaster (see Tamer)
-Beekeeper
-Beggar
-Bell Ringer
-Blacksmith (see Smith)
-Boat Maker
-Bodger: Furniture maker. Turns wooden legs for furniture.
-Book Binder
-Bounty Hunter
-Bowyer
-Brazier: Worker of brass.
-Brewer
-Brick Layer
-Brick Maker
-Brigand
-Builder
-Burglar
-Burnisher: Polishes metal.
-Butcher
-Cabinet Maker
-Cage Maker
-Calligrapher
-Carpenter
-Carpet Weaver
-Cartographer
-Carter
-Cartwright
-Caterer
-Chandler: Makes candles from wax or tallow (animal fat).
-Chef
-Cleric
-Clerk
-Clockmaker
-Clothier
-Cloth Maker
-Confectioner
-Cook
-Cobbler
-Cooper
-Cordsmith
-Coroner
-Courier
-Courtesan
-Courtier
-Cup Bearer
-Cutler
-Dairyman
-Dancer
-Dijo - Trainer in the fighting arts, weather it be with weapons or without.
-Diplomat
-Dockman
-Doctor
-Dowser/Diviner: One who finds water through various methods including witching.
-Dyer
-Emissary
-Engineer
-Ensign: Standard bearer.
-Errant
-Escort
-Executioner
-Exterminator
-Explorer
-Falconer
-Farmer
-Ferrier
-Field Medic
-Fire Eater
-Fisherman
-Fletcher
-Florist
-Fortune Teller
-Fuller
-Furrier
-Gem Cutter
-Geneologist
-Glass Blower
-Glover
-Goldsmith
-Gonnesmith
-Governor
-Gravedigger
-Groundskeeper
-Guard
-Guide
-Guilderer: Maker of coinage.
-Hatter
-Hawker
-Healer
-Herald
-Heraldist
-Herbalist
-Herder
-Historian
-Hunter
-Informant
-Inn Keeper
-Instrument Maker
-Jailor
-Jester
-Jeweler
-Journeyman: A craftsman's apprentice.
-Judge
-Juggler
-Junker
-Knight
-Laborer
-Lamp Lighter
-Landscaper
-Launderer
-Lawyer
-Leatherworker
-Logger
-Locksmith
-Looter
-Loremaster
-Lumberjack
-Maker: Specializes in making a particular good or item.
-Mason
-Masseuse
-Maven
-Mayor
-Mechanic
-Merchant
-Metallurgist
-Miller
-Milliner
-Miner
-Minstrel
-Mercenary
-Money Changer
-Musician
-Notary
-Outfitter
-Paper Maker
-Prostitute
-Painter
-Palad
-Parchment Maker
-Patron
-Peddler
-Philosopher
-Physician
-Pirate
-Poet
-Porter: Gate-keeper
-Potter
-Priest
-Printer
-Prisoner
-Publican
-Rancher
-Ranger
-Rat Catcher
-Reaper
-Roustabout
-Rug Maker
-Rune Scribe*
-Runner
-Sabateour
-Saddler
-Sailor
-Sailmaker
-Sage
-Salvager
-Sawyer
-Scavenger
-Scholar
-Scout
-Scrapper
-Scribe
-Sculptor
-Seamstress
-Sellsword
-Servant
-Sheather: Makes scabbards and sheaths for a living.
-Shephard
-Shipwright
-Showman
-Silversmith
-Slaver
-Smith:
-Smuggler
-Soldier
-Sower
-Spinner
-Spy
-Squire
-Stonecutter
-Story Teller
-Surgeon
-Surveyor
-Tailor
-Tamer
-Tanner
-Tax Collector
-Teacher
-Thatcher
-Thief
-Tiller
-Tinker
-Town Crier
-Tracker
-Trader
-Trainer
-Trapper
-Treasure Hunter
-Undertaker
-Vega
-Vendor
-Vintner: Wine merchant.
-Wainwright: Maker of wagons.
-Warden
-Waterman
-Weaver
-Wheelwright
-Wig Maker
-Wood Carver
-Woodsman
-Wright: Specialized worker.
-Yeoman: A common landowner trained in the use of bows.
-Zookeeper
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