Slayers of Rings & Crowns

Profession Sheet

One sheet per Profession a character has invested in

Character Name

Profession

Aligned Attribute (ATT)

As Hobby (unpaid version, if practiced)

A character may practice the same craft as both, a paid Profession and an unpaid Hobby, at once, they're distinguished only by whether coin changes hands. See Hobbies, Basic Rules pg. 2.

Skills / Recipes Learned

Skill / Recipe Name	Score	Tools / Workshop	Materials / Notes

A skill's score can never exceed the Profession's aligned Attribute Score. Crafting requires appropriate tools, a workspace, materials, and time, all three must be available. See Crafting Resolution, Basic Rules pg. 2.

Proficiency Tier Tracker

Tier	Open Cost	Per Skill
Novice	2 REM	2 REM
Apprentice	3 REM	2 REM
Journeyman	4 REM	2 REM
Master	5 REM	3 REM
Grandmaster	6 REM	4 REM

Tiers unlock in order, no skipping. Advancement thresholds (total tier score needed to open the next one): Novice→Apprentice 10, Apprentice→Journeyman 25, Journeyman→Master 45, Master→Grandmaster 80. Individual skill cap: 45. Accumulated cap per tier: 79.

Slayers of Rings & Crowns

Profession Sheet

How Professions Work & Reference, A-M

How Professions Work

Skills are craftsmanship-based actions tied to a chosen Profession, creating items, gathering resources, and performing tasks that require knowledge, tools, recipes, and a suitable work area. Opening a Profession's current Proficiency Tier and raising an individual skill inside it are two separate purchases, same as Talents. Crafting resolves as d100 + Skill Score + Attribute Modifier vs. a Difficulty Score (DIFS) set by the GM. See Skills (TST) and Crafting Resolution, Basic Rules pg. 2.

Profession Reference, A-M (see Skills pg. 1 for full descriptions)

Profession	As Hobby	Focus

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Reference, N-Z

Profession Reference, N-Z (see Skills pg. 1 for full descriptions)

Profession	As Hobby	Focus

Note

"As Hobby" marks whether this craft has a recognized unpaid Hobby counterpart already named in the Hobbies list (Basic Rules pg. 2). Where none is separately named, the Profession itself can still always be practiced unpaid, on the side, for no coin, per the general Hobbies rule, marked "Same craft, unpaid" below.