¶ Traveler
Difficulty: Medium
Duties: Travel while pursuing your objectives
Restrictions: The role's faction falls into the category of Peaceful factions.
A Traveler is a mortal who has chosen the road of adventure. Travelers belong to no faction and decide for themselves what to do and how to do it.
¶ "Once, the road of adventure guided me too.."
A Traveler is an ordinary wanderer who explores abandoned houses and dungeons. Travelers form groups or take on any work they can in their drive to earn as much money as possible. They are free to travel, make decisions, and choose how to earn a living.
¶ "Money, money, jingle-jangle"
A Traveler has personal objectives to serve as a guide. These might involve earning money or finding magical and unique equipment. Whether to steal, trade, or recover what they need is for the Traveler to decide.
¶ Types of Work
Because a Traveler is a free warrior, they may decide where to earn money. The most common options include:
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Mercenary work. Jobs such as mining ore, escorting others, and searching for particular items can bring in plenty of money as well as new acquaintances.
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Exploring dungeons and unusual structures. Across the region, there are countless caves, dungeons, and buildings containing large quantities of weapons, money, and valuable goods.
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Hunting monsters and animals. Hunting may be dangerous, but it is also honorable and well paid. Never forget the risks involved in this line of work.
¶ Tips
Here are a few tips that may help on the region's troubled roads:
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Do not take a risk unless it is justified. The desire to make money is often what drives people into such situations, but remember that death means starting again from scratch.
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Do not shy away from forming groups. Dungeons and roads are quite dangerous, so there is no reason to avoid group expeditions and team raids into dungeons.
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Do not abandon your companions in trouble. People in the region are worth their weight in gold. If your friend has suffered a serious wound and you can save them, do so. Finding new companions can be very expensive, time-consuming, and unsafe.
¶ Conclusion
This is the role of a free adventurer whose chief goal is personal enrichment by earning money, finding animal hides, gathering herbs, or uncovering valuables. Available paths include mercenary work, exploration of dangerous places, and hunting. The key principles of survival are a measured approach to risk, a willingness to cooperate, and mutual support within the group.