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 ===== Overview =====
-Warriors are the everyday muscle of most fantasy worlds, they fight the wars, guard the walls and police the streets.   It is, perhaps, one of the easiest classes to get training for - cities always need new guards, armies always want replacement soldiers and every caravan needs protection.  But that high turnover and easy access comes with higher risks, warriors have a much higher chance of being killed maimed or seriously injured during the course of their work, than any other NPC class.  Warriors are part of the [[consolidated:economy:economy#the_silver_economy|Silver Economy]] and while they live fairly comfortably, they can't afford magic healing to replace missing limbs, cure blindness or rid them of other long-term health effects.
+Warriors are the everyday muscle of most fantasy worlds, they fight the wars, guard the walls and police the streets.   It is, perhaps, one of the easiest classes to get training for - cities always need new guards, armies always want replacement soldiers and every caravan needs protection.  But that high turnover and easy access comes with higher risks, warriors have a much higher chance of being killed maimed or seriously injured during the course of their work, than any other NPC class.  Warriors are part of the [[consolidated:campaignsystem:economy#the_silver_economy|Silver Economy]] and while they live fairly comfortably, they can't afford magic healing to replace missing limbs, cure blindness or rid them of other long-term health effects.
 Ironically, many soldiers, and some guards, live in quite basic conditions -  sharing a bunk room with the rest of their unit, often eating some of the most basic rations.  The luckier ones are, perhaps, deployed closer to home, while they are often paid less, they normally get home to their own house and bed during their rest periods, and probably live with their partner and family.