You are a server of fine teas. Maybe you worked in a tea shop, or were a tea merchant, or were the tea master for a noble estate. You prepare teas and small bites of food for the thinking peoples in the area. This can be as simple as a cuppa or an elaborate ritual.
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The characters within the campaign Uprising and Rebellion, my current D&D campaign.
Often welcomed in strange towns, a messenger sometimes wears an official uniform of a ruling power and at others is a freelancer working without direction from above. You and your messenger companion are a symbol of civilization even in the furthest outposts.
Sure, a spell caster might be able to use Message, or two people may have Sending Stone for magical cell phones. But, the Far Talkers converse over a distance of miles, not feet. They speak with many, not one, signaling a warning or just chattering about the weather. Far Talkers and Messengers help societies that stretch over leagues communicate and maintain a culture.
By adding 10 spells that are normally gated to Paladins and Rangers these two subclasses feel more potent.
Whether by bow, snare, or spear you are a provider for your people. Start your heroic journey as a Hunter.
You use the art and science of foods and other natural goods to change the way people experience the world.
Play one of the peoples who makes a city more welcoming at dawn and dusk, the lighter of lamps and lanterns.
They travel the lands with their cart and donkey fixing the broken tin of scattered families and villages, picking up bits of news and lore along the way. Tinkers are vital cogs in the rural economy and they are your next background for D&D.
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