Farmer - Yanis Chronicles Information

# Farmer > You grew up close to the land. Years tending animals and cultivating the earth rewarded you with patients and good health. You have a keen appreciation for nature's bounty alongside a healthy respect for nature's wrath. **Feature — Cultivate Growth:** With a day of uninterrupted work, you can restore a small plot of barren land to fertile soil or revive a dying plant. Additionally, other farmers, innkeepers, and rural folk recognize your skills and are more likely to offer fair prices or trade goods (e.g., food, seeds, tools) at a discount. | | | | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Equipment** | - A sickle, - a herbalism kit, - an iron pot, - a shovel, - traveler's clothes, - 10 🅖 | | **Languages** | - None | | **Skills** | - [[Animal Handling]] - [[Nature]] | | **Tools** | - [[Brewer's Supplies]], [[Carpenter's Tools]], [[Cook's Utensils]], [[Leatherworker's Tools]], or [[Weaver's Tools]] | **Optional Characteristics** | d6 | [[Bonds]] | | --- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | I inherited the land or worked it for generations, and its survival is tied to my honor. | | 2 | I’ve spent years with a loyal horse, ox, or mule, and its well-being is a priority. | | 3 | Someone in my community always seems to outdo me, and I'm determined to prove myself. | | 4 | Druids taught me about the land’s secrets, and I owe them a debt of gratitude. | | 5 | The year I reaped my first successful crop was the proudest of my life, and I’ll never forget it. | | 6 | My childhood friend and I grew up together, and though life has pulled us apart, their memory keeps you going. | | d6 | [[Flaws]] | | --- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | I’ve seen enough unexplained phenomena in nature to be skeptical of sorcery and arcane arts. | | 2 | I assume most people are honest, hardworking folk like myself, and I'm often disappointed. | | 3 | If someone wrongs me or my land, I remember it for years—even decades. | | 4 | Once I’ve made up your mind, it’s nearly impossible to change it. | | 5 | I struggle to relax or delegate, convinced that if I don’t do it myself, it won’t be done right. | | 6 | I avoid walking under ladders, whistling at night, or other “bad omens,” even if I don’t fully believe in them. | | d6 | [[Ideals]] | | --- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | **Stewardship.** The land provides for those who care for it. I will nurture the earth so it can nurture others. (Good) | | 2 | **Survival.** In a harsh world, only the strong endure. I must be prepared for anything. (Neutral) | | 3 | **Community.** No one thrives alone. I owe my success to the help of my family, neighbors, and village. (Lawful) | | 4 | **Independence.** I answer to no one but myself. My labor is my own, and my choices are mine alone. (Chaotic) | | 5 | **Balance.** Nature must be kept in harmony. Overuse or neglect leads to ruin. (Neutral) | | 6 | **Profit.** A farmer’s work is never done, and every bushel counts. I will make the most of my labor. (Evil) | | d8 | [[Personality Traits]] | | --- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | I trust hard evidence over words and always look for the practical truth in any situation. | | 2 | I see setbacks as opportunities to learn and adapt. | | 3 | I’ve spent so much time around livestock that I’ve picked up their behaviors and sometimes mimic them unconsciously. | | 4 | I'm an early riser and believe discipline starts with the sunrise. | | 5 | Whether planting, harvesting, or mending fences, I find rhythm in labor and often work better with music or a steady hum. | | 6 | I hoard supplies, tools, and even food scraps, convinced they’ll be useful someday. | | 7 | I respect nature’s power and never take its gifts for granted. | | 8 | I’d rather fix it than replace it—I like to fix broken tools or clothing instead of discarding them. | *– Custom / Player's Handbook (2024)*