Crafts
Crafts are skills learnt during a character's lifetime which allow them to produce something (tangible or intangible). Crafts can be taken to any overall level (e.g. a player gaining two crafts as part of levelling up may take both in Acting). A player may then make use of their craft by describing how they are using it in a particular scenario. In this case the DM will define the benefit given based on the level to which the character has progressed in that craft.
Acting
Impersonating other people, modifying voice, stance and appearance to suit characteristics of others.
Architecture
The design and knowledge of buildings of various sizes and constructions.
Brewing (Alcohol)
The preparation of fruit, vegetable and honey then subsequent fermentation into alcoholic drinks.
Brewing (Herbs)
The drying and preparation of herbs and their use in hot and cold draughts.
Camping
The preparation of ground for rough living, the creation of tents, dens and other shelters from natural resources.
Cartography
The drawing and scaling of maps for travel and exploration.
Comedy
Telling jokes, performing physical humour and pleasing a crowd or a small gathering.
Cooking
The preparation of meat, vegetables, fruits and grains for small meals and large banquets.
Crochet
The art of producing meshed garments from balls of yarn using a single hook.
Dance
Moving and contorting one's body to glow with rhythm and melody for entertainment and distraction.
Farming
The preparation of soil, sowing of seeds and growing of plants for good as well as the care and use of farm animals.
Jewellery
The creation of intricate and beautiful metal, wood and stone work to be worn as adornment.
Knitting
The art of producing meshed garments from balls of yarn using a pair of needles.
Leatherwork
The use of prepared leather to fashion small garments, fixings and devices. Advanced knowledge of the craft may allow the making of armour.
Metalwork
The creation of intricate and complex metal shapes and objects using soldering, welding, shaping and filing
Painting
The creation of beautiful works of art by the use of coloured mixtures on parchment, fabric or stone.
Poetry
Setting words to metre or verse to tell stories, evoke emotions and entertain people.
Pottery
Shaping clay into pots, bowls, cups, vases and other useful objects.
Sewing
Joining fabric with thread to make clothes, bags, sails and other textile items.
Singing
Controlling one's voice to make beautiful music to calm, invigorate or otherwise entertain people.
Spinning
The preparation of raw wool and flax into spun yarns and threads for use in sewing, knitting and crochet.
Tanning
The preparation of animal hide into leather and suede for use in garments and other items.
Weaving
Working threads of fabric back and forth to make simple and colour-worked garments, blankets and sheets.
Woodworking
Cutting, turning and shaping wood to make bowls, plates, furniture and simple weapons.
Writing
Setting words to a page to tell a story, keep an account or hold a register of events.