You know the weight of work in your muscles and bones. Whether you built walls, hauled timber, dug trenches, or cleared fields, your hands bear the marks of honest labor. You’ve seen the strength of community – and how quickly it can be taken away.

Did you leave your work willingly, or were you forced out? What did you help build that still stands today? Who taught you that a strong back could be a weapon, too?

  • Equipment. A broom, a shovel, a hooded lantern, a set of work clothes or common clothes, a wide brimmed hat, a sack containing 5 gp worth of trade goods.
  • Tools & Languages. One Land Vehicle of your choice
  • Backround Knowledge. You have advantage on ability checks related to the working class, the life of the commonfolk, and determining the strength needed to lift objects.
  • Enduring Effort. You count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and push/drag/lift limits. You halve the time required for physically taxing tasks. Once per long rest, you can reroll a Strength ability check or Strength saving throw.