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--- pathfinder:fst:commoner_traits [2024/05/12 10:14] – [Commoner Occupation Traits] johnb
+++ pathfinder:fst:commoner_traits [2024/05/12 10:17] – [House Ruled Military Traits] johnb
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 Military traits mean commoners can take a very minor military role.  Auxiliaries work in military bases or vessels -  they are trained to support the defence of their site/vessel.  Militia are trained to help defend their town or village and take an active role in chasing away  small predatory animals and scavengers.  The Watch might serve the town or a private employer, and their job is to raise the alarm  (perhaps with an alarm whistle) rather than to deal with an intruder personally.
-^Trait ^Weapon ^Bonus^Skill Bonus^Note|
+^Trait ^Weapon ^Military Bonus^Skill Bonus^Note|
 |Auxiliary 1 |Long Spear|Proficient with Javelin|Prof(Soldier) +1|Military Assistant / Missile Support |
 |Auxiliary 2 |Boarding Pike|Proficient with Buckler (only)  |Prof(Soldier) +1|Naval Support |
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 |The Watch|Club|Proficient with Sling |Perception +1|Truncheon, sling scares intruders |
-  * Weapon is the single weapon that a commoner can learn.
+  * **Weapon** is the single weapon that a commoner can learn.
-  * Bonus might be a weapon/armour proficiency, or a class skill.
+  * **Military Bonus** is a weapon/armour proficiency.
-  * Skill Bonus is a Trait Bonus to the skill modifier  (Note: This counts as training, for Trained Only skills)
+  * **Skill Bonus** is a Trait Bonus to the skill modifier  (Note: This counts as training, for Trained Only skills)
 ===== House Ruled Non-Military Traits =====