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Title: Acolyte
Details: An understudy or assistant to the Church, often tasked with performing minor duties or liturgical service. These are the followers, them who have been promoted to the highest of the most minor of positions. You've proven your worth, but you've yet to be truely useful. Historically, Acolytes were attendants to public worship, or a member of a religious order. You could try getting involved in a church organization, or have your character be incessantly involved with the caretaking of one particular altar somewhere!
Risk: Are you a heretic? [Neutral]
Title: Actor
Details: From liturgical dramas, morality plays, mystery plays, farces and masques, theater covered a wide production of drama.
Risk: [Peaceful]
Actor
Alchemist
Archdeacon
Archivist
Artificer
Assassin (of the orphan variety)
Astrologer
Attendant
Author
Bailiff (the one a lord hires)
Baker
Bandit (Includes Outlaws)
Banker
Barber
Bartender
Bather
Beggar
Bleacher
Bookbinder
Booze-Seller
Bowyer
Bricklayer
Butcher (chicken, sheep, cow... not to be confused with Hunters)
Butler
Captain
Cardinal
Carpenter
Cartographer
Cartwright (makes carts)
Chamberlain
Chancellor
Chandler
Chaplain (not to be confused with a priest)
Charlatan (not to be confused with swindlers)
Chef
Chimney Sweep
Choirboy
Clerk (includes mathmatician)
Cooper (makes barrels)
Copyist
Cordwainer/Cobbler (shoes!)
Courier/Messanger
Courtsean
Cowboy/Cowherd
Crier
Crusader
Cultist (members and leaders)
Cutler
Dancer
Dilettante
Diplomat
Disciple
Doctor (includes Chirurgeon, Physician)
Dragoman (interpreter)
Drunkard
Duelist
Enchanter
Engineer
Explorer (covers treasure hunters, divers, prospectors)
Falconer (and all things birdkeeping)
Farmer
Farrier
Fishmonger/Fisherman
Florist
Fortune Teller/Oracle
Furrier
Gardener
Gladiator
Glassblower
Gravedigger
Grocer
Guard (includes watchmen)
Guide
Handmaiden
Hattier (make HATS)
Hay-Merchant
Hayward (also hedgewarder)
Headmaster
Herald
Herald
Herbalist (not to be confused with pellar)
Hermit
Hero
Houndkeeper
Hunter
Illuminator
Infiltrator (includes spies)
Innkeeper
Inquisitor
Instructor (includes governor/governess)
Inventor
Investigative (includes Detective)
Janitor (not the cleaning kind)
Jester
Jeweler
Jouster (not to be confused with Lancer)
Judge
Knight (not to be confused with warriors. includes squires and paiges)
Laborer
Lamplighter
Lancer (not to be confused with Jouster)
Lawyer
Leathercrafter/Leatherworker (includes glovemakers, harness-makers, bagmakers, etc.)
Librarian (includes booksellers)
Locksmith
Loon
Mage (includes archmage and magus)
Magician
Maidservant
Mapmaker
Marauder
Marshal
Mason (Includes stonemason)
Mayor
Mercenary
Mercer
Merchant (not to be confused with transporter)
Miner
Minstrel
Monarch
Navigator
Painter
Pastrychef
Peddler
Pellar (not to be confused with Doctor)
Pirate
Plasterer
Potter
Priest (not to be confused with a chaplain)
Professor
Rancher
Rat-Catcher
Researcher
Ropeworker
Rug-Tailor
Saddler
Sailor
Scabbardier
Scavenger/Looter
Scholar
Scribe/Calligrapher
Scullion
Sculptor
Servant
Shepherd
Slave
Slaver
Smith (includes armoursmith, blacksmith, weaponsmith, toolsmith, silversmith, goldsmith, etc.)
Soldier
Steward/Seneschal
Stonecutter
Swindler (not to be confused with charlatans)
Tailor (includes the noble version, a Clothier)
Tanner
Tax Collector
Technician
Thief (includes Cutpurse)
Town Drunk
Tracker (includes bounty hunters)
Transporter (not to be confused with courier or merchant)
Trinket Crafter (Buckles, baubles, etc.)
Trobairitz
Watercarrier
Weaver
Wetnurse (includes Midwife)
Wino
Woodcarver
Woodcutter (Lumberers)
Woolspinner
Yeomen
