¶ Villager
Difficulty: Easy
Duties: Fulfill contracts, transport and deliver provisions, and supply the village with crops
Restrictions: The role's faction falls into the category of Peaceful factions.
The Villager is the heart of the entire village and the foundation of its prosperity.
¶ Life in the Fields and on the Roads
You are the foundation of village life, its rhythm and breath. You are responsible for fulfilling contracts, transporting crops, and delivering them to replenish the community's stores. While swords clash beyond the fields and blood is spilled for the ring of a revent coin, you bring quiet but indispensable value to this grim world. Your hands know every furrow in the field, and your eyes always notice where the soil is ready to yield again.
By growing crops, you feed not only the village but also yourself. Your labor turns empty barns into full ones and hungry faces into satisfied ones. Do not forget, however, that the Village Elder is your superior. Defying the Elder without good reason is a path to trouble.
If the Militia and Elder prove to be despots and tyrants, you may take fate into your own hands. Overthrowing them and waiting for new protectors, whether the Legion or the Rebels, is a risky but sometimes necessary decision.
¶ Tips
- When turning in a contract and giving the proceeds to the Elder, try to keep some of the revents for yourself, but do not be excessively brazen.
- Try to grow a surplus to secure a steady profit.
- Keep the field orderly: well-tended beds are the key to a large harvest.
¶ Conclusion
A Villager is more than a worker. This is the person who makes the village's very existence possible. Your labor is not as loud as swords striking at the gates, but without it the village will fade away. You are the quiet force that nourishes the world.