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====== Professions ======

A brief rundown on some of the professions you may wish to have in Kamarathin.  Feel free to mix, change or add any of your own.

=====A=====

=== Adventuring Merchant ===
Mercantile trade makes the world go round; it is the 
lifeblood of any kingdom. The adventuring merchant package 
represents those individuals who are willing to travel to 
distant lands, braving the unknown for the chance to discover 
that lucrative, exotic trade route. 
===Afknir===
The Vaerdi religion centers around the Cult of the
Bear called Thodinrir. This religion teaches that the Vaerdi
are the guardians of Araw, the bear god, who sleeps under
the Akin-et-Togo. The head of the cult is called the Afknir.
This individual is almost always one of the famed shape
shifters.
=== Aigulf Noble ===
An Aigulf noble is expected to be an example to his 
people. He is not only held to the same ideals of his fellow 
Aigulf, but he is expected to exceed them. The best warrior, 
the best herdsman, the best storyteller, the best drinker and 
even the best in bed are all titles a noble of the Aigulf must 
strive to attain and hold in order to keep the respect of his 
fellow Aigulf. This package assumes that the character is the 
child of a noble and still has much to prove before he or she 
can take on the mantle of leadership themselves. 

=== Archer ===
Archers are warriors who have focused their skills on 
the use of a bow. Archers can be extremely effective at range 
but generally suffer once combat has reached them. Until 
that moment, however, archers are superb at supporting 
their more heavily armored brethren. 

=== Armiger ===
Armigers represent those people who have 
dedicated their lives to the art of war. These fighters are 
strong, skilled and fast. Highly trained and highly dedicated 
to the art of war, they are the fighter’s fighter in every sense 
of the word. 
===Atharian Academy Wizard===
The Atharian Wizard studied at one of the major
universities, and either graduated or actively works towards
graduation. They come from many different walks of life, and
join the Academy for many and varied reasons, and under
wildly different circumstances. Dedication to the Academy
and to the preservation and research of magic are the driving
factors for any Atharian.
===Atharian Hedge Wizard===
’Hedge Wizard’ encompasses all of those who
practice Atharian Magic without the consent of the Royal
Academy. These magicians lack the philosophical inheritance
and pride that marks an Academy wizard, however they also
represent a clear and tangible threat to the Academy
structure; if one individual can learn magic outside of the
walls of the Academy, than anyone can, and that knowledge
can damage the Academy, the control that it developed and
its position within the Kingdom. For these reasons, the
Academy pursues Hedge Wizards throughout the Kingdom.
=====B=====
=== Backbiter ===
Backbiters are the opposite of the Armiger in both 
skill set and mentality. The Backbiters are dedicated to the 
shadows and striking from ambush. Though they are capable 
of straightforward combat, they are far more skilled at 
removing targets from behind and from surprise. 

=== Bandit ===
Bandits rely on intimidation and reputation to 
persuade their victims to drop their weapons and coin purses. 
While perfectly capable warriors and survivors, they would 
much rather avoid a confrontation that descends into 
swordplay. 
===Bard===
Bards are a bit of an exception to the rule in that
they are rarely the type of person to preach the morality and
lessons that tend to go hand in hand with the other faith
based spell casters. Instead, bards are seekers of stories and
knowledge.

Bards travel across the lands looking for lost sagas
and esoteric legends in which they can collect, learn and in
turn, teach to others. They love to tell stories and will never
hesitate to take a seat and spin a yarn, whether the tale is
their own or ancient beyond measure is irrelevant to them.
===Bezzi Shaman===
Shamans are the primary spell-casters and are highly
respected among the tribes. The Bezzi shamans are well
known for their ability to take on the forms of insects,
animals, and vegetation. Many a Tursh or Aigulf warband has
been slaughtered by a single shaman who was able to strike
and disappear within the marsh, disguised as a plant or
animal.
=== Bezzi Wanderer ===
Some Bezzi sign on to river boats as guides and 
translators, others brave the outside world, captured by the 
mystique of the so-called ‘civilized’ life. These Wanderers are 
often met with suspicion and prejudice until they reach the 
duchies and lands furthest from the Water Wood where their 
kind are either better known or never heard of. 

=== Bezzi Warrior ===
Bezzi warriors are skilled woodsmen and 
combatants. While they are stronger than their average 
tribesmen, their primary strength relies in stealth and 
ambush. Combined with their knowledge and use of local 
toxins, the Bezzi are able to field a frightening guerilla force 
that strike and then fade into the swamps. 

=== Brawler ===
This package represents someone who has had his 
fair share of fist fights and has managed to learn a thing or 
two that gives him an advantage over the typical fighter. 
=====C=====
=== Caravan Guard ===
Overland trade is always a dangerous prospect; 
between the weather and the terrain there are countless 
ways that a caravan could be lost. Another threat is bandits 
and thieves who have proven to be even more deadly than a 
flash flood. To combat this threat every caravan master 
worth his salt hires as many swords as he can to protect his 
investment.
===Caiute===
Shamans, called Caiute, are always female and are
generally the leaders of any given Kvonite tribe, though this is
not an absolute.

Caiute preside over any event that the tribe deems
significant. This can range from the birth of a child, a hunt, a
battle, the creation of a new teepee, mating, or even the
naming of a horse.
=== Carpenter ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Carpenters are 
merely one of the myriad occupations that are possible 
within the kingdom. 

=== Chirurgeon ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Chirurgeons 
(surgeons) are merely one of the myriad occupations that are 
possible within the kingdom. 
=====D=====
=== Druid ===
Within the Old Faith of the Tursh it is the Druids who
act as the spiritual advisors. Unlike the priests of other
religions, the Druids do not pass judgment or dictate
morality. Instead it is their duty to keep the followers of their
faith safe from the predations of Spirits.

Druids walk the line between the mortal and spirit
worlds keeping the barrier between them as strong as
possible. The Druids know all too well what can happen
when they merge—the Great Darkness is strong in their
oratories.
=====E=====
=== Ex-Soldier===
Serving in one of the ducal house guards or even the 
Royal Guard of Trin is a dangerous and generally short term 
career. However, there are those who have managed to 
survive and serve out their term. This package represents 
those soldiers. 
=====F=====
=== Farmer ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Farmers are 
merely one of the myriad occupations that are possible 
within the kingdom. 

=== Fighter===
Fighter is a generic term for a skilled warrior, 
someone who has been trained in the arts of war. This 
individual uses heavy armor, weapons and special 
talents/skills that he has trained and perfected for most of his 
life. 

=== Fisherman ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Fishermen are 
merely one of the myriad occupations that are possible 
within the kingdom. 
=====G=====
=== Gambler ===
Those who make their living by the toss of the dice 
or play of the cards are represented by this package. A 
combination of skill, charm and blind luck are the tools of the 
trade for these people. 
=====H=====
=== Heavy Fighter ===
Heavy Fighters believe in keeping a thick layer of 
armor between themselves and the enemy. Mobility is 
sacrificed for the ability to deflect and absorb large amounts 
of damage. These warriors are much more likely to go 
through an opponent than to dance around them. 

=====I=====

=== Innkeeper ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Innkeepers are 
merely one of the myriad occupations that are possible 
within the kingdom. This package assumes that the 
innkeeper actually owns his own Inn. 

=== Ironborn ===
The Matharian priests known as Ironborn make up
the central aspect of the Cult of the Forge. It is they who
tend to the teaching of the Matharian people.

The Ironborn are known far and wide as superb
smiths and craftsmen and even more notoriously known as
supreme hoarders of this knowledge for their ancestors teach
that each person must rely on their own skills in order to gain
the strength and will to survive for the return of the A-
=====J=====
=== Jack-of-all-trades ===
This package represents someone that has a knack 
for taking on any job or someone who has simply done every 
job. It also allows for someone that gets around and has a 
variety of knowledge and skills. 
=====L=====
=== Larcenist ===
In all cities and towns there are those that make 
their living through the removing of other people’s property 
and selling it off for their own gain. The Larcenist represents 
the base line package for these people along with a ton of 
optional choices that reflect the sheer variety of criminals in 
the world. 

=== Light Fighter ===
Unlike their heavier brethren, the light fighter 
focuses on mobility and skill to keep themselves out of 
harm’s way. Some do wear armor, but this is relegated to the 
lighter leathers and cloth rather than wasting energy on 
moving around in the heavier stuff. Light, quick weapons are 
the norm as well as bows and thrown weapons to add a bit of 
variety. 

=== Lordling ===
Sons and daughters of minor nobles who have to be 
granted titles or are not first born are generally referred to as 
Lordlings. This package represents those lordlings that do not 
pursue other careers and instead remain among the courtiers 
of their (or another) families noble house. 
=====M=====
=== Medium Fighter ===
This package is a compromise between the heavy 
and light fighters, these warriors tend to be a more “allaround” 
balanced fighter than the either extreme, though 
they sacrifice focus in doing so. 

=== Mountaineer ===
Throughout the Olemecan Highlands range small 
groups of individuals who call themselves Mountaineers. 
They travel the rocky passes and treacherous peaks searching 
for Highlanders who have found themselves in danger. 
They pride themselves on their selfless deeds, 
rescuing travelers from the dangers of the highlands and 
from themselves. They are loosely organized and to become 
a member of this elite organization one must be sponsored 
by a Mountaineer that is recognized by his peers as being in 
good standing. 

Though they will help those in need no matter the 
circumstances, their primary goal is to track down and 
eradicate the bands of Enni slavers and raiders that prey on 
the peoples of the highlands. 
=====O=====
===Order of the Spear===
At the end of the Scale Wars the warrior
god, Asuna held back the tide of evil that was
overtaking the world. His actions saved the gods
and allowed them to retreat back to their
Godslands. As a final act, Asuna struck a mighty
blow against the Dark One himself by shoving his
spear, the gilded Manalanyes deep into
Merdashtes gaping maw. The Dark One slammed
shut his mouth, swallowing the spear and taking
Asuna’s hand with him as he fled back into the
Aether.

Those men and women who join the
Order of the Spear focus on the recovery of
Manalanyes and range across the known world in
search of the mighty spear. Not surprisingly these
warriors are exceptional spearmen and tend to be
more woodsman than soldier. The commoners
tend to be fonder of these paladins as they are
composed only of the faithful and not based on
the favored bloodlines that tend to define the
Paladins of Asuna.
=====P=====
===Paladin of Asuna===
When the common Tursh thinks of a paladin it is the
Paladin of Asuna that comes to mind. Strong and regal of
bearing, resplendent in their shining armor and mounted
upon a fierce warhorse, the grace and fury of Asuna made
manifest.

While the Paladins of Asuna are certainly the oldest
and most prestigious of the Asunite warrior orders, it has
begun to show its age. The upper echelons have become
filled with those who would battle over titles and politics
rather than lead the faithful into righteous battle.
=== Porter ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Porters are 
merely one of the myriad occupations that are possible 
within the kingdom. 
===Pyroclast===
Pyroclasts are the paladins of the Cult of the Forge.
They are consummate warriors and focus all of their energy
into the mastering of their weapons, armor and fighting skills.
This focus is for one purpose: the destruction of the Undead,
Soulforged and Soulwarped. So fierce and total is their
dedication that the mere sight of an undead will cause a
Pyroclast to literally burst into flame and turn them into a
raging berserker.
=====R=====
=== Ranger ===
The Rangers are a group of woodsman soldiers that 
patrol the Lissinia barony looking for Bezzi raiding parties and 
have even become a form of wandering justice system for the 
locals. The Rangers are much beloved when they save a 
village or homestead, but are often talked about with dark 
intentions when the harvest is poor and the Bezzi raids light. 

=== Rapscallion ===
A Rapscallion is the quintessential go to guy, he’s the 
one you find when you want to get information in any city. 
Usually this information has more to do with the 
underground than getting directions to the local grocer, 
however. 

=== River Trader ===
Along the Oighiread, Gaver and Queensreach Rivers 
you will find a prolific and hardy group of sailor merchants; 
these folks are aptly called River Traders. As brave as any 
soldier, as wily as any Rapscallion and as greedy as any 
merchant, these men and women travel the rivers fighting off 
bandits and, if you can believe their tales, monsters of all 
kinds to bring their goods to the furthest inland villages. 
This package can also represent any of the merchant 
captains along the Muftharz or Nirian Seas with just a bit of 
editing. 

=== Rogue ===
The Rogue represents the criminal equivalent of the 
multi-tool. They combine all the fundamentals of living in the 
underbelly of society, able to sneak and fight with equal 
proficiency. 

=== Roofrunner ===
The Roofrunner package represents and individual 
that has focused their skillset almost exclusively on the urban 
environment. Nobody can move and maneuver through the 
back alleys and streets of a city like the Roofrunner. 
=====S=====
=== Sage ===
Not all graduates of the Royal Academy are spell 
casters. In fact, most of the students are there for a more 
mundane education. The Sage represents these highly 
trained and knowledgeable individuals. 

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====Sanguinary====
Sanguinaries aren’t born – they’re taught. There are
four primary Enclaves, each oriented geographically in the
same pattern as the Atharian Wheel; to the North, Fire, the
East, Water, the South, Air, and the West, Earth.
==Sanguinary Initiate==
Originally tasked with the maintaining of the
knowledge of Atharian Magic, now, the Enclaves bend their
talents for research and the preservation and discovery of
knowledge. Now, in the aftermath of the Scale Wars, the
Enclaves seek to expand their knowledge of Atharian magic,
and the cause of the Scale Wars.
==Burning Gate==
Symbolically, the Fire Enclave tests and challenges
those who sought to practice Atharian magic, and reach
beyond their own world to pull magic from the elemental
planes forward. Now, in the modern era, they focus on
research to the north of the Plague Wall, and the study of the
cultures and societies around it. Like the Panthier, followers
of the Burning Gate live for the thrill of a challenge, but also
for the opportunity to help others overcome the challenges
that face them. They believe in their role as gate keepers that
they can prepare themselves, and others, for the challenges
that will face them on The Iron Road.
==Iron Road==
The academics of the Iron Road believe in the
significance of the journey itself. While the Fire Enclave can
prepare an individual for hardship, members of the Earthen
Enclave believe in the power of travel and journey. They are
natural wanderers, curiosity seekers, and willingly aid those
who seek self improvement. They whole heartedly embrace
their role as guardians on what they call the Iron Road; the
sequence of challenges and choices that make the journey
just as significant as the destination.
==Opening Way==
The ultimate task of the Opening Way is to discover
that which was formerly hidden; to unlock ancient secrets
and open formerly closed doors. Located on the edge of the
Kesseven Forest, these Sanguinaries have not even begun to
discover all that their designated area has to show them.
Predominant Armah, the only non-Tursh Predominant and an
Aigulf, teaches that the ultimate purpose of the wind is to
push things; to open new ways, to show new paths, and to
serve as the catalyst for greatness.
==River Within==
Among the Enclaves, these Sanguinaries are
considered the most introspective, a reputation that has
spread among the other Enclaves, as the history of the Plague
Wall has been studied more fully. Unlike the other three, who
specialize in history and current events, the River Within
places its focus squarely on the changes that occur within an
individual, more so than the world around them. They share a
similar philosophy to the Enclave of the Iron Road, in they
believe deeply in the power of the journey, but whereas the
Earth Enclave trains for survival on the road itself, the River
trains for recognition of the self when the journey ends. This
proto-philosophical bent confounds the Burning Gate, as they
believe in taking charge of events when possible, especially
when those events could bring harm to others. The world of
the River Within does not have the luxury of taking direct
action; they live in a world of politics. Living and studying the
Capital as their current task has created a deep appreciation
of politics and a need for patience in their dealings.

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=== Savant ===
Savants are those people who are just naturally 
gifted. They generally are not very well trained if even 
educated at all, but just somehow manage to know how to do 
stuff, and does it phenomenally well in most cases. 

=== Scout ===
A staple in any military force; scouts range ahead of 
the main body seeking out potential threats and uncovering 
ambushes. Once battle is joined they are sent to the flanks of 
the enemy to sow discord and disrupt supply lines. Scouts 
tend to travel light and prefer to strike from range rather 
than to close with the enemy. 

=== Secular Knight ===
A knight is taught to defend his honor from any 
threat but most importantly, to defend his Lord and the 
honor of his House. Through this duty, knights are often used 
as thugs and enforcers by the more notorious nobles, but 
more often as symbols of the Lord’s Law within his demesne. 
On the field of battle they are used as shock troops and heavy 
cavalry, their skill and honor acting as a beacon among the 
levied soldiers at their side. 

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====Seals====
Spellcasters of the 12 Seals
==Aegia==
Few people would turn away the opportunity to
work with an Aegian caster; they demonstrate both excellent
combat abilities as well as healing powers. Some of them also
employ defensive and guard-related magics. Their particular
spell array lends itself well to being on the front or second
line in a fight, and they have additional magics used to
support the party as a whole outside of battle. This wide
spread versatility comes at the cost of a deeper spell library;
much of Aegia's spells were crafted to be purely utilitarian,
leading to comparatively little depth or diversity. Wolf magic
tends to be direct and to the point, as do the Wolves
themselves.
==Bellaria==
The Sentinels of Bellaria (the historical figure herself;
her inheritors are often known as ‘Bellarians,’) have a fierce
reputation as being strong, dedicated, and nearly unswerving
from their duty. The detractors of Bellaria Sealbearers
maintain that this is because they are neither brighter nor
more creative than the massive primordial boar that turns
silently in the sky, but much like that great beast, they are
devoted to their charges, and are more than capable of lethal
force when provoked
==Cala==
Cala Sealbearers are very much jacks-of-all-trades.
They excel at borrowing; while the Duallans have their
mirrors, the Calans prefer to do things the old fashioned way.
They (sometimes subconsciously) pocket small, shiny objects.
Their heads tend to snap back and forth when they're being
observant, and in some cases their hair resembles so much
feathery down. Above all this, however, the Cala hold
dominion over the mind, capable of stealing almost anything,
including thought-forms themselves.
==Dualla==
Masters of deception and in turn, masters of truths,
both great and personal, Duallans contain both their own
version of reality, and the reality of the mirror within
themselves. While there are other Seals that are more
devoted to the raw pursuit of greater truths and higher
reasons, those inheritors of Dualla represent the concepts of
truth and deception, to the thin white lie that separates
promise from peril.
==Estheria==
Those born to the sign of Estheria are often easily
picked out for their striking attractiveness, possessed of the
grace and beauty of the deer of their Seal. Embodied in each
Estherian is a strange blend of capriciousness, reliability and
wisdom. While they at times are seen as free and easy as a
young fawn, they are most commonly perceived in the role of
the caretaker and purifier. Many, however, seem to channel
the wisdom of ages; giving Estherian’s a strong place as
counselors and purveyors of wisdom.
==Haislin==
The Wheel signifies fortune, but not balance.
Holding one position on the wheel for an extended period of
time doesn’t mean that one is entitled to a new one; those
who adhere to the course of the Wheel, whether widdershins
or deasil, believe that things fall in a pattern. They do not
necessarily believe in causes or reasons for things, as much as
they think that all things eventually come around. For Haislin,
misfortune and prosperity come in equal value. We all occupy
a position on the Wheel, and the Wheel is ever turning.
==Kaindan==
The Kaindan are among the most celebrated of the
twelve Seals; they represent everything that the people of
the Kingdom look for in a hunter; compelling, talented,
skilled. This is somewhat offset by the natural awkwardness
of the Kaindan. While the general perception is that they are
compelling, proud and solitary hunters, the truth is that like
any great hunter, Kaindan works best in a group. Neither so
weak that they should be relegated to the back, nor tough
enough to be a singular combatant, Kaindans are well
balanced and strong contributors to any party.
==Ohanzet==
They don’t view the world in the same way many
other Sealbearers do, because it doesn’t mean the same thing
to them. With a world view that comes from an
understanding that time is almost entirely meaningless, by
extension, it means they have much difficulty talking about
the world as they view it as they do living in it. The world,
despite their protestations, remains primarily linear. The
Ohanzet Seal however, because of their inability to
comprehend time normally, remain incredibly focused on the
tasks they set for themselves. One word alone truly sums up
the Ohanzet: relentless, and they wear it with pride.
==Panthier==
Regularly accused of needless belligerence, Panthier
are in fact more often than not unaware of other people’s
boundaries, with their primary concern being on pushing
themselves forwards, to greater achievements and glory.
That single trait, the never ceasing willingness to strive and
push forwards makes them amazing to so many others; what
makes them insufferable is that they assume everyone else
should strive with the same fervor and dedication. They view
the world around them as a massive, active competition, with
opponents waiting to be engaged, conquered, and the prizes
won.
==Ramiel==
Ramiel still holds a proud place among the
practitioners of the Atharia; his traits and abilities make him
an excellent leader under many different conditions and
situations. Ramiel inheritors tend to respond both swiftly and
intelligent to new situations, and have a strong command of
themselves under duress. Their command of Fire magic and
their Talents make them valuable members of nearly any
group. Like most Fire signs, Ramiel Sealbearers are best
suited for the front line, although there are those who play
the role of the Proud Monarch, commanding from the back.
==Sevda==
Inheriting Sevda’s Seal leads to a series of difficult
life choices; the command that Sevda has over life and death,
and the cycle of trust and betrayal is compelling at its
weakest, and dominating at its finest. Sevda Sealbearers have
a well earned reputation for their talents of intimacy and
their ability to toy with emotions. They, themselves, often
have a great amount of difficulty making long term
attachments, although convincing someone else of how they
feel is much easier than facing one’s own emotions.
==Veritais==
The Fourth, and many consider the most
approachable of the Seals of Erudition, Veritais is knowledge
in action. Carrying fire, racing against time, and facing many
trials and perils, this Seal goes to great lengths to bring light
and knowledge into the world around them, often at great
expense and to the detriment of their own safety.

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===Skald===
The Aigulf clan is basically divided into three classes:
the Nobility, composed of herd owners and warriors; the
Skalds, men of art, learning, crafts, and religious leaders; and
the Commoners who own no herds, instead working the
herds of the nobility.

Craftsmanship and technical skills are highly
regarded by the Aigulf and mastery of a craft could alter one's
social status. The possessors of those skills, the Skalds, are
free of other clan obligations. They are free to travel between
the grazing lands controlled by different clans. Their skills are
respected wherever they go and they are accepted and
welcomed without threat
=== Swashbuckler ===
Swashbucklers are a relatively new sight within the 
Kingdom of Tursh. The art of fencing has come from the 
Island of Lorag and while it is all the rage there and has even 
found a home in the Kingdom of Beilean, it is generally looked 
down upon by your average Tursh warrior. The prancing style 
and delicate rapier are considered very un-warrior-like to the 
Tursh who prefer a more brutal and “in your face” fighting 
style. 
=====T=====
=== Thief ===
When one thinks of a thief, this is the package they 
think of. The Thief package represents the classic skill set 
that we have all come to expect. It includes the stealth, the 
climbing, the pickpocketing and the detecting and disarming 
of traps. 

=== Tinker ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Tinkers are 
merely one of the myriad occupations that are possible 
within the kingdom. 

=== Tumbler ===
Tumblers are most often found with traveling 
troubadours, minstrels and acrobats; however, there are 
those who have turned their skills to a life more dangerous. 
These souls will utilize their training for a highly mobile if a bit 
unorthodox fighting style or to enhance a newly acquired set 
of thieving skills. 
=====V=====
=== Vaerdi Hunter ===
Among the Vaerdi you are always a hunter and a 
warrior, but even among these people there is specialization. 
This package represents those that are particularly skilled at 
hunting. 

=== Vaerdi Warrior ===
While a skilled warrior of any kind can be a 
frightening sight, it is the Vaerdi Warrior that has entered a 
rage that will make even a seasoned veteran soil his small 
clothes. 
=====W=====
=== Warrior ===
The warrior package was constructed to represent 
those members of less civilized cultures who have taken up 
the way of tribal defender and warrior. However, it isn’t 
necessarily limited to only those individuals. This package 
can easily represent any person who has become an 
accomplished, but ill-disciplined or trained, combatant. 

=== Woodcutter ===
Not all heroes are brought forth fully armed and 
armored or slinging spells straight from the womb. The vast 
majority have a much more mundane origin. Woodcutters 
are merely one of the myriad occupations that are possible 
within the kingdom. 

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