Editing Wizards (section)

== Guild Party Roles ==

=== Typical Roles ===

'Metal', a fighter armed with a free +1 weapon (your choice) and also free Weapon Specialisation Feat.

'Opener', a rogue with the usual abilities.

'Deadman', an undead /healing specialist who uses the knowledge and paraphernalia of a real cleric but (often) without actual devotion. They lose medium armour prof but are gifted a ‘habit of protection’ , a rough sackcloth robe that provides Wis bonus with light armour.

'Sparky', a hedge wizard (non-upper caste) or sorcerer.

'Scout', a ranger.

'Berserk', a Tusk barbarian.

'Trickster', a bard (disapproved of by authorities due to their chaotic nature but tolerated in Guild bands). Make money on the side through performance.

=== Wizard/Champion Roles ===

These ruling class elves/half-elves might be attached to a Guild band as penance, to gain experience or to learn about their Realm from the bottom up.

'Prentice', a ruling-caste Wizard doing journeyman service. Gets a min of 12 in all characteristics to bolster rolls.

'Squire', a ruling-caste Champion (LN or LG paladin-type) doing penance or a page/squire who seeks the right to do Vigil.

=== Seven Angels Roles ===

'Chaplain', an actual priest of the local Seven Angels (LG) religion, wearing a humble wooden shield, habit of protection (as 'deadman' above) and +1 holy spear, hammer or such-like. can only have humble gear and give money to local temples/poor. Gain a +1 mace, spear or axe of minor undead disruption (+1d6 versus undead)

=== Races ===

Standard Adventurer races are human, halfling, dwarf or 'Tusk' (tusked orc-like brutes; only tolerated in Guild bands). Local dwarves mine Brightsilver, a valuable resource. Ruling-class types (Wizards and Champions) are elven or half-elven or (increasingly less frequently) human.

More exotic races no doubt exist and those (suspicious) hailing from the City of Pirates might be a Tiefling or similar exotic being.