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source: Players Guide 2
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You procured and transported goods on behalf of your clients, ensuring the contraband’s delivery to places where it was frowned upon, forbidden, or illegal.
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Perhaps you ferried illicit substances across long distances in search of profit. Perhaps you hid information under the noses of the powerful, moving among throngs of people in a crowded urban center. Perhaps you helped those caught behind enemy lines move to new locations in the dark of night. Whatever your reasons or client list, you’ve always been able to use a combination of personality and information gathering to ensure that your operations succeed … more or less.
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# Skill Proficiencies
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Choose two from Deception, Persuasion, Sleight of Hand, or Stealth.
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# Additional Proficiencies
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Learn Thieves’ Cant. If you already know this language, you learn a different language of your choice. Gain proficiency with navigator tools and a vehicle of your choice.
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# Equipment
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A set of navigator tools, a magnifying glass, a merchant’s scale, a set of common clothes, a set of fine clothes, a dark cloak with a hood, a lantern, a set of empty pouches, and a coin purse containing 10 gp.
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# Talent
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You know how to acquire goods and to travel to places others can only dream of. Choose a talent from the following list to represent this experience: Covert*, Escamotage, or Slippery.
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# Adventuring Motivation
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Smugglers operate in the shadows—generally being known only to their clients—and focus on a singular mission: finding and transferring goods. As you begin your own adventures, consider why you have decided to take on a broader, more visible role.
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| d8 | Adventuring Motivation |
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| 1 | Adventuring is just a cover for some of my continued smuggling work. |
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| 2 | After getting caught in a run, I was given a choice: prison or adventure. I chose adventure. |
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| 3 | Another smuggler blocked me off from the routes I need to move goods. Adventuring will help me clear them. |
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| 4 | I smuggled something that hurt someone and want to make up for it. |
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| 5 | I want to create the world’s most comprehensive map of secret passages and hidden byways. Adventuring should help me f ind them. |
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| 6 | I want to smuggle higher-end goods. Adventuring will get me the money I need to get started. |
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| 7 | I was doing low-level smuggling when I stumbled across a much bigger conspiracy. The right adventure might help me learn more. |
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| 8 | There’s an item I’ve been trying to get my hands on that seems impossible to find. Adventuring should gain me better access. | |