Mundane

Source: Homebrew

Also referred to as “commoner” in the sense that they aren’t adventurers. These are the average people ones meets in a campaign that don’t have a formal character class.

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Hit Dice: d6

Hit Points @ 1st Level: 1d6

Hit Points @ Higher Levels: additional d6 at Level 5, 10

Armour Proficiencies: none

Weapon Proficiencies: none

Tools: none

Saving Throws: none

Skills: none

Starting Equipment: none

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Class Features

Role. At 2nd level (normally reached at puberty), a Mandane will focus on developing a role in society. Often this will be based on a parent or guardian, but may also take a different direction.

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Roles (Subclass)

Clerk

Clerk

Clerk

Parent Class: Mundane

Anyone that performs work that is not labour-intensive. For example a lower-level store employee or office worker.

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Role Features

Extra Skills. At level 2, 5 and 10, the Clerk can choose one of Investigation, Perception, or Persuasion. A skill may be selected twice to provide expertise.

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Entertainer

Entertainer

Entertainer

Parent Class: Mundane

Entertainers work in one or more specialities such as acting, dance, music, story-telling, acrobatics, juggling, etc.

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Subclass Features

Extra Skills. At level 2 the Entertainer can choose one of Acrobatics, Athletics, Performance, Persuasion or Slight of Hand. They select again at level 5 and 10. A skill may be selected twice to provide expertise.

Tool Proficiency. At level 3, the Entertainer gains proficiency with a tool related to their role. For example a musical instrument, or disguise kit. They select again at level 5 and 7. A skill may be selected twice to provide expertise.

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Labourer

Labourer

Labourer

Parent Class: Mundane

Labourers are those who specialize in manual (“blue collar”) work. They may be skilled or unskilled.

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Subclass Features

Extra Skills. At level 2 the Labourer can choose one of Athletics, Intimidation, Tavern Brawler feat, Grappler feat. They select again at level 5 and 10. A skill may be selected only once.

Apprentice. At level 3, Labourers working at a skilled trade (e.g. carpenter, mason) gain proficiency with that trade’s tools.

Journeyman. At level 6, Labourers working at a skilled trade gain expertise with that trade’s tools.

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Merchant

Merchant

Merchant

Parent Class: Mundane

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Subclass Features

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Noble

Nobility

Nobility

Parent Class: Mundane

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Subclass Features

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Spellcasting

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Scholar

Scholar

Scholar

Parent Class: Mundane

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Subclass Features

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Spellcasting

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