Roll Chart 1

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<td>Collector. Increase your collection or work with merchants to help appraise others collections. Your interest could be anything from ancient weapons, to gem-encrusted jewelry or old outdated game pieces. Collect a unique item as a souvenir.</td>

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<td>Citizen. Check local laws to be sure the party’s interests or habits are within the legal limits.</td>

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<td>Rumor mill. Collect information regarding the city. Learn news from the roads leading to the city or neighboring lands or the current Lords and Ladies gossip.</td>

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<td>Fellowship. Win friends and influence people. Buy the house a round of drinks; help a young person with their chores. Make a friend who you can visit or call upon in need at a later date.</td>

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<td>Merchant. Once you discover the cities imports and exports, determine the party’s direction and purchase accordingly to sell a few items at your next stop.</td>

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<td>Alchemist. Research spells, and magic item creation formulas and procedures and search out components. With luck you could even get down to actually working on the item.</td>

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<td>Brawler. Pick a fight in a tavern or inn to test your mettle and gain a few new scars.</td>

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<td>Actor. Present yourself as a different person to everyone you meet during your stay in the city and watch the fun! Using a different name, title and accent can lead to many unexpected adventures.</td>

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<td>Vanity. Update your PC’s looks with grooming or an upgrade in clothing and equipment for visual, not functional reasons. Pamper yourself with baths and massages.</td>

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<td>Student. Search out a local teacher or trainer to help you hone or learn a skill or talent.</td>

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<td>Palate. Sample the best of the local cuisine and drink.</td>

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<td>Paladin. Upgrade your armor and /or weapons with better materials to enhance their aesthetic and functional capabilities.</td>

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<td>Pen-pal. If the campaign allows it, write letters or otherwise correspond with someone in another city with whom you keep in touch.</td>

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<td>Moneychanger. Cash in the party’s art objects, gems and jewelry or vice-versa to aid everyone.</td>

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<td>Bard. Set up a place or seek out a business where you can ply your skills for pay or respect.</td>

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<td>Artisan. Set up a place or seek out a business to ply your trade for pay.</td>

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<td>Boy Scout. Prepare for the trip ahead by getting sup-plies, survival gear, maps, food and drink, etc.</td>

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<td>Cartographer. Update and compare you recent maps with local copies or knowledge to ensure accuracy or to add new discoveries.</td>

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<td>Piety. Check in with the local church of your deity to pay homage and make offerings.</td>

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<td>Romantic. Sneak into high society parties and charm the lords and ladies with your dance, wit and wily ways.</td>

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<td>Ranger. Travel the lands just outside the city to ply your forester skills or stay in tune with nature.</td>

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<td>Amorous. You go looking for love in all the wrong places. A visit to the brothel or seducing the local lord is not out of the question.</td>

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<td>Gambler. Get involved in local games of chance or skill for a wager.</td>

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<td>Journal. Update the party journal (in the game, in real life at the game, or both).</td>

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<td>Politician. Check on local rulers and law enforcement and the cogs of the government’s wheels. Aggressively research the true movers and shakers of the city and arrange a meeting and chances to further the party’s goals.</td>

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<td>Gamer. Enter local contest or competition for reward and respect.</td>

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<td>Party. Check on upcoming local festivals and holiday celebrations to attend or large parties to crash.</td>

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<td>Animal Friend. Stable and care for the party’s mounts and beasts of burden. Collect feed for mounts, animal companions and familiars if any.</td>

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<td>Injured. Seek healing, rest and rejuvenation.</td>

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<td>Guard. Find other travelers going your way next so you can arrange to travel together, perhaps even offer the party’s services as guards.</td>

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<td>Spy. Seek out information on local secret societies and power party’s and what they are up to.</td>

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<td>Race Seeker. Look for others of your race not other-wise well represented to visit with and exchange information and lore.</td>

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<td>Family Tree. Research local bloodlines and genealogy to map your characters background and history.</td>

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<td>Employer. Hire and/or fire henchmen and hirelings for the party’s next adventure.</td>

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<td>Sightseer. Look for local famous landmarks and sights just to say you saw them. Perhaps even keep a sketchbook of your views.</td>

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<td>Innkeeper. Secure lodgings to match the party’s needs and affordability.</td>

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<td>Moderator. Research foes and friends of the city to aid with future encounters and dealings with them.</td>

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<td>Hobbyist. Find supplies for your hobby and secure a place to work at it (coat of arms, art, music, etc.)</td>

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<td>Saint. Seek out worthy causes and donate your time or money (orphanage, under-funded city watch, recently damaged church).</td>

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<td>Troublemaker. Crash parties in an overwhelming way, pick pockets, play practical jokes.</td>

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<td>Librarian. Search out local library and read for knowledge and fun.</td>

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<td>Respectful. Visit the tomb or grave of a local hero or ruler or family member or friend.</td>

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<td>Bounty Hunter. Check for rewards posted for the capture or killing of criminals or monsters.</td>

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<td>Streetwise. Learn the local layout of alleys, streets and sewers around the party’s dwellings to aid in quick escape or chases.</td>

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<td>Passport. Register name(s) with local rulers/guilds/ law enforcement as the customs apply.</td>

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<td>Entrepreneur. Start a business. Purchase a cart, building, or land, hire folks to run the business, and see how it develops over time.</td>

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<td>Culture. Take in a show at the theatre, or a gladiatorial fight at the local arena.</td>

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<td>Slumming. Visit the seedy, law-skirting section of town.</td>

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<td>Braggart. Tell tales of all the parties’ deeds for respect or free drinks.</td>

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<td>Dependents. Send some of your extra loot to family or friends. Perhaps your parents, the old master who raised you, or the orphanage or church where you grew up</td>

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