Blacksmith

Blacksmiths exert control on the world by shaping the hardest substance commonly used by mortals, metal. They make weapons and armor and can repair those just as easily if the need arises. 

Blacksmith adventurers seek to provide superior weapons and armor for themselves and their allies. Their experience in the thick of combat lets them find more effective ways to provide better equipment. They have also learned how to craft equipment faster than your run of the mill smity.

Blacksmiths will tend towards Strength and Endurance to help them with their long hours of crafting. Some may lean into Dexterity for small details when crafting more expensive weapons and armor, while others will use Cunning to sell off their gear when finished. While some Blacksmiths might have a humble start as a Folk Hero or part of the Militia, most tend to have been Guild Artisans of some kind in their careers.

You start with the following equipment, in addition to any other starting equipment:

• smith's tools

• (a) leatherworker's tools or (b) an explorer's pack

You learn the Masterwork weapon and armor property and can add them to weapons and armor you craft.

When crafting Weapons and Armor, you may add your skill rank in addition to your skill bonus when determining crafting time.

Making a weapon masterwork costs 25 gold for a one-handed weapon, and 50 gold for a two-handed weapon. Making an armor masterwork costs 10 gold for light, 20 gold for medium, and 50 gold for heavy. As you gain levels, you are able to add additional properties to weapons and armor. When you reach the apprentice level, you are able to add one apprentice property to any weapon or armor. When you reach the journeyman level, you are able to add one journeyman property to any weapon or armor. When you reach the magister level, you are able to add one magister property to any weapon or armor. When you reach the legendary level, you are able to add one legendary property to any weapon or armor.