Armorsmith (Crafts mail and plate armor)
Engineering (Works with contraptions)
Outfitter (Crafts cloth and leather armor)
Provisioner (Cooks food and crafts medicine)
Runecarver (Works with magical runes for glyphs and runes)
Survival (Makes adventuring safer and more comfortable)
Weaponsmith (Crafts weapons and shields)

		Armorsmith
Apprentice - Fix-It-Up: As an apprentice to blacksmithing, you have little clue on the greater works of how a suit of armor comes together, but you have a few ideas on how the smaller parts might be altered in some way to better fit your physical needs. During downtime, you may refit mail or plate armor you find to fit you or someone else. Furthermore, on checks to fix metal objects, you add twice your character level.
	Journeyman - Mail Time: You have some idea of how to work with mail armor, but only with the basic materials. Whenever you have downtime, you may craft a basic suit of chainmail armor, but you may add half your character level to the armor class of the set (rounded down). You can now craft simple metal objects of the DM's discretion during your downtime.
	Expert - Tin Man Maker: Now that you have honed your craft on how to make proper fitting armor made out of chainmail, you can now craft plate armor during your downtime as well. Furthermore, you may add your full character level to armor class or boosting certain stats. However, you can only put half of that number into armor class or a stat.

		Engineering
Apprentice - Dismantle: You are now just getting an idea of how machinery works, and can use that to great effect. Whenever you see any device such as a trap or a machine, you can add your character level to your Agility roll. Furthermore, you can add your character level to your Spirit checks for when checking for traps.
	Journeyman - Explosive Results: You now have an idea of how to make stable explosions. You may now craft dynamite, which deals the user's Spirit damage dice + your character level when used in a 10 unit radius. This attack may cause friendly fire. Dynamite requires a turn to light, but may be shot by a bow or crossbow.

		Outfitter
Apprentice - One Size Fits Most: During downtime in a