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 Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 6:38 pm
Yes you guessed it. We need more occupations for the world of Gi. Something as measly as dung burner, to as grand as king's adviser. Don't be shabby, let the creative juices flow!
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Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 5:54 pm
Ex Choker Slave Healer:
Though the pet dies as the Magi dies, the Healer is free to live their life, though if they are found roaming around by another Choker, they will be terminated. They are great healers, both magically an non, as well as being trained in many forms of ranged weapons. There is a light, white armor magically grafted to their skin, which as an ex Slave healer, they try and hide this fact. The thick, white collar is impossilbe to remove from their neck, but the chain can be cut at the Magi's death. Typically a weak male, or a female.
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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 10:43 pm
Speaking of healers, what about good old-fashioned bone-reavers and surgeons? Men and women of science who don't use magic, but focus on the scientific aspect, sort of up there with scholars?
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Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2007 7:21 pm
Professors.
These people study the different aspects of a certain magical art and test its extremes time and again. They make it their duty to teach the art they study to their students as thoroughly as possible, while learning as much as they themselves can.
However, these people thrive only for knowledge, and have sworn never to use that they've discovered unless to protect that knowledge or those they are determined to pass it on to.
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Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 1:23 am
Mapmaker: This can have several levels of expertise, from aprentice to journeyman to artisan.
Pyrospecialist: These can have offshoots in specialty from fireworks to demolitions to firestarters.
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Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 4:13 am
((I seem to have a thing for making more fantastical classes, rather than practical, realistic classess))
-Trainer Alchemist: Alchemists who specialize more in biology than chemistry. Rather than using chemicals, both common and volitile, Trainer Alchemists use both common and volitle animals. Most scientists and alchemists claim that Trainer Alchemists are no more than animal trainers, but there is a science and magic used with this Trainer Alchemy.
Different Trainer Alchemists use different mediums, some use mind altering drugs and chemicals, some use magical control spells, while the most extreme bond magical controls directly to their animal. Trainer Alchemists tend to narrow their feild of expertease to only sertain species of animals. They are excelent breeders, and are knowledgeable in the feild of animal husbandry.
Trainer Alchemists are few and far between, even compared to regular alchemists. They get together as often as they can, to discuss their learnings, and advancement in the feilds of their science, and techniques and practices. Above all, much like the regular Alchemist, Trainer Alchemists roam the world in search for knoledge, to improve the intelegence of the masses, and make life easier for everyone.
-Magic Smiths: It is constantly contested whether these are mages who are expert smiths, or smiths who know magic. These are the people that make the magical items used through out the world. Advanced users of Spellblade and Magiblade who are just as proficient in smithing weapons, jewelry, or clothing.
These Smiths weave their magics into there muse. Mighty magical weapons, rings and amulets of awesome power, and magical garments that can defend against the strongest of offencive spells. These kinds of mages cannot use their magics as a normal user of spellblade or magiblade, but can create magical items for anyone to use.
-Juggler: The trained performers that go out and entertain the world. They can toss common, awkward, and even dangerous items high up into the air, and keep them in a constant motion. They bring smiles with them wherever they go, and people love to gather aroudn and watch the dangerous stunts.
They tumble around their stage, and do little flips while catching and tossing. And when a group gets together, they really rake in the money, with their awesome juggling patterns. But with all the dexterity gained from years of stungs, they are master weapon throwers, axes, swords, knifes, torches, anything can be flung with great accuracy. With their training in tumbling, they can dodge, and weave with great ease, making them as good fighters and entertainers.
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Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2008 6:36 pm
-Herbalist
-Dancer
-Designer
-Mapmaker
That's as many as I can think of...
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Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:25 am
Midwife - Assists women in childbirth
Clothier - Creates and alter's clothing
Administrator - Court appointee who settled affairs of the estate of the deceased
Ambler - Officer of the Royal Stables who broke in the horses
Anchor Smith - Makes anchors
Artificer - A military mechanic who does repairs
Basil Worker - Works with the skins of sheep or goats
Book Keeper - Looks after buisness accounts, accountant
Bowyer - Makes bows for archery
Brazier - Works with brass
Bridgeman - Toll bridge keeper
Bum Bailiff - An officer of the court who went to a convicted person's home or business premises and siezed goods in lieu of payment of a fine, in default, a repo-man
Cabman - Driver of a horse-drawn passenger vehicle for hire.
Candler - A candle-maker
Canting Caller - Auctioneer
Ceramist - A craftsman who shapes pottery on a potter's wheel and bakes it in a kiln
Chamberlain - Steward in charge of administration of the household of royalty or nobility. One of the four main officers of the court, he controlled access to the King
Chevener - Embroiders fine silk stockings
Cobbler - Shoemaker and repairer
Copeman - A fence, a dealer in stolen goods
Cow Leech - An animal doctor, or veterinarian
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Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:26 am
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Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 5:36 pm
Don't forget one of the most overlooked jobs of all....Town idiot biggrin
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Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 6:26 pm
Kensai- These master swordsman are often unassuming, but extremely skilled. Weapons experts all agree, a weapon should be an extention of one's body, but kensai take it one step further. A kensai's weapon is virtually a part of him, not merely an extension of his body.
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Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 1:23 pm
we have a lot of magicians... Do we have any sooth sayers? That'd be kinda cool?
before a journey you go to the sooth sayer for his, for the lack of a better word, premonitions from the god/gods.
yay, nay?
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Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 7:26 pm
Acupuncturists: Doctors that specializes in pain reducing and illness with their knowledge of pressure points. Even though they are doctors, they practice martial arts that are designed to attack pressure point with enough force to disable their opponents for a temporary amount of time.
Chiropractors: Doctors that specialize in readjusting, fixing, or anything that has to relate with bones or any bone related injuries. Even these doctors know some martial arts as well. Unlike acupuncturists, they utilize their knowledge of anatomical weaknesses by skillfully dislocating bones, etc.
Herbalists: Doctors that uses natural ingredient so cure illness or prescribe medicine for ailments such as allergy and/or lack of energy. Not only do they know medicine, they also know poison as well. They will only sell poison at an impossibly high price, since they too treasure any life.
Search-Master: A usual symbiotic partner to the herbalist, these people make a living by searching for something. Their job can range from actually finding a flea in a hay-stack to finding a specific person to looking for a certain item. The harder the job, the higher the pay.
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Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 8:10 pm
Water plant herbalist.
You are pretty much doing things hydroponically, and outdoors. Think rice paddy and you're good =) Do you know how much medicine is in water plants?! Lots.
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 4:33 pm
Well... How to say this without being rude. I mean, logically they would exist in this world as well. ^^;;
No... Prostitute is too offensive.
Escorts, I guess? Or maybe even Concubines.
Oh, and maybe Seductresses of some sort? They could be like spies, except they would gather information by... Y'know... Yeah. (Kinda like a kunoichi. *Gigglesnort.*) God, now you all probably think I'm dirty minded.
But really, I mean, come on... Prostitution is the worlds oldest profession.
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