YES! You get it. It’s also great that there is no downside or anything stopping you (aside from story) from starting as a peddlar, getting conscripted into the state army, working your way up to handgunner, defecting, and becoming a river pirate; bringing all of the associated skills from those expiriences along with you through the development of the character.

I am fortunate that I have a good balance of two combat wombats and two social primary-players in our campaign. Not having a wizard could bite them in the ass soon if they don’t start treating my NPCs better though >.>

This is my current group, approached by bright-eyed first time D&D adventurers and I turned them all into haggard WFRP adventurers. d100 is a game changing argument btw

why are you are refusing to use moth’s preferred pronouns?

c’mon dude you don’t have to stand on the table baring your entire ass like this, that’s setting aside people can only see your pronouns if they are viewing them from your instance.