Post by ShadowTheBuu on Dec 12, 2014 11:49:05 GMT -5
Jobs are a way for your chararcter to get money. When starting a new character, the character can start with 1 (one) job or start out with no job at all. Up to you. To get a job, simply ask for the job you want. Anything other than Royalty will be given instantly, but royalty itself will need to have a reason for having having such a prestigious duty.
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How jobs work
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Usually, when a character has a job, they go and do the job. Doing the job gets your character paid at the end of the week.
All jobs start at level 1, starting with the benefits stated below, and when the job is leveled up, the pay and rewards of said job increased for base job x job level. (IE- Artist lvl 1 gets 2,000 per week, artist lvl 2 gets 4,000 per week).
When pay day comes around, the character gets said ammount of money, as well as whatever benefits the job comes with. The benefits work on the jobs level as well. (IE- lvl 1 artist gets an automatic increase in art (medium) +10, lvl 2 artist gets +20)
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Increasing job level
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The way to increase your job level is to spend training points in to your job. To do so, you take the next job's level, multiply it by 1,000, that's how many training points you need to raise the level. You can not bank points for the next job level. You must have the total points for the job to spend in one go, or you will not be able to increase your job level.
The highest level for a job is 100, which would take a long time to reach being 100 x 1,000 = 100,000.
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Odd jobs
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This is for if you want your skills to pay the bills. Characters can work odd jobs (IE- dancing for entertainment, searching for items to sell, etc). Odd jobs do not come with any benefits as it is something you can just do to make some quick cash, so odd jobs do not come with any levels. Instead, odd jobs run off of your skills. (Dancing skill for dancing, search job for finding things to sell, Instrument (type) for playing music.)
The more points you have in a skill, the more money you obtain for the odd job. To do odd jobs, either RP it it, or make a small story of your character doing said odd job. Either I or a moderator will look at the small story or RP log and judge how much money a character gets at the end of said job.
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Q&A
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Q: How do I do my job?
A: Just roleplay it out, either on the forum or in one of the rooms designated for AllOutRP (Discord AoR). Doesn't need to be a whole lot, just a post like for a blacksmith "Daro gets to work on making swords and axes, turning on the forge he heats the metal and begins pounding it in to shape".
Q: Can I have more than one job?
A: WHO THE HELL WANTS TO HAVE MORE THAN ONE JOB?!! *clears throat* I mean, yes, yes you can. A total of about 3 jobs.
Q: Does my character risk getting tired from doing too much work?
A: No, but if you decide to RP those kind of consequences your more then welcome to.
Q: Someone is royalty, and Royalty makes a lot of money! Not fair! How do I become royalty?
A: Royalty was something made first by blood and sweat of conquest, then after that they're born in to it. If you want to become royalty, ask me and we'll work something out.
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Job list
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Trash man: Work as a trash pick up. You work with a crew(NPC or Other player) and pick up trash in a trash pick up.(1,000$ per week)
Benefits: One free vehicle: Trash truck. Speed 500.
+100 strength per week when not playing
Item collector: If you show up during the admin is on, you can ask for him to roll a d20! Depending on what it lands on, you get an item that's either worth a lot of money, or chump change. This job is the most demanding in the sense of it requires you to actually show up or make a post of hunting for items!
Benefits: You can either keep the items or sell them for extra cash. Search skill gets +100 per level.
+100 Perception per week when not playing
Tailor: You create clothes for people to wear. When created, say if they are meant for heat or cold resistance. You can sell the clothes you create, or keep them for yourself. To make clothes, you need clothe, a needle and thread. (2,000 per week)
Benefits: Make your own clothes, or sell them for extra cash. Craft (Clothes) Skill +100 per level.
+100 speed per week when not playing
Tattooist: You give people tattoos who can have tattoos on their bodies. (2,000 per week)
Benefits: Beginner tattooist set
+100 perception, +100 Art (tattoo) skill per week not played.
Security officer: Work as a security officer in a mall, museum, where ever.(1,500$ per week)
Benefits: One free weapon, usually a pistol. (500 damage)
+200 perception per week when not playing
Dancer: Dance around however you like (for TV, for shows, for clubs, etc)
Benefits: +100 dancing skill per week.
+100 Charisma per week when not playing
Artist: You make art, be it clay, paint, pencil, etc. Any art created can be sold for extra money. (2,000$ per week)
Benefits: Extra money from commissions. Art gets +100 per level
+200 speed per week when not playing
Inventor: These people make the items to put up on the shelf. Ann inventor can make any kind of item, as long as it's not broken (AKA godly). An example of an item that could be made by an inventor is something like a machine that repairs robots/heals living things. (2,500$ per week)
Benefits: Whatever you create you keep one of as you made it. Item creation Skill gets +100 per level
+200 special power per week when not playing
Blacksmith: You work metal in to different shapes. Usually in to weapons and armor, but you can do other things with metal as well as long as it can be done with fire and a hammer. (2,000$ per week)
Benefits: You start with a full set of beginner's blacksmith equipment. Craft (Weapon), (Armor) and (Jewelry) skills get +100 per level
+200 strength per week when not playing
Waiter/Waitress- You seat people at a restaurant or diner, take their orders, then bring out their food when it's ready. (1,000$)
Benefits: +100 persuasion skill per week. +100 Charisma per week when not playing
Chef- You make food for people. Those who eat the food get regain some health and energy back. (3,000$ per week)
Benefits- One free food item per week which restores an amount of Health and energy depending on your cooking skill. +100 to cooking per level
Assassin: You end peoples lives for another person for a total that you decide on. The person hiring you can either be a character wanting another character assassinated, or you can ask the GM for a target and see if you can negotiate a price for said assassination. (This job does not have a per week payment)
Benefits: None decided yet. Search and Hide skills get +100 per level.
+200 stealth per week when not playing
Mercenary: You're a hired-weapon-of-choice and do what the contractor tells you to do. (This job does not have a per week payment)
Benefits: +100 to chosen stat per week
Ninja: You work as a covert operative, this class is much like assassin but with the key differences that you don't have to kill and you work under a master of a ninja clan. You also get a ninja kit which comes with 10 smoke bombs, 10 flash bangs, 10 noise makers, 20 Small throwing shuriken, a grappling hook and 50 feet of rope. (This job does not have a per week payment)
Benefits: Ninja kit which is replenished when you go to a supply hideout.
+300 stealth per week
Teacher: Teach basic knowledge like math and the sort. Each player you get as a student get's you 100 dollars extra per week.(2,500$ per week.)
Benefits: +100 to any skill of your choice per week
pokemon trainer: You train pokemon, for whatever reason. For yourself to go through the gyms or to train pokemon to become stronger for themselves. (3,000 per week)
Benefits: 6 free pokeballs per week
+100 charisma and +50 animal handling per week
Demon slayer: You hunt demons and put them to the sword. When starting this job, you get a weapon that's effective against demons. Every demon you slay nets you more money.(4,000 per week)
+100 special power / strength per week not played
Alchemist: You make potions, poisons, and other things from different ingredients. You can save them for yourself or sell them to a merchant for extra money. (3,000$ per week)
Benefits: Beginner Alchemist set, one free potion/poison per week, one choice of alchemical recipes per week matching to level. Alchemy skill gets +100 per level.
+200 special defense per week when not playing
Dojo trainer: You are a trainer in the dojo, not the master, but still you are owed respect. You are able to learn one ability or attack once a week without training. Keep working, and you might be able to make it to master of your own dojo! (3,000$ per week)
Benefits: One attack or ability per week. 500 EXP to students who train under you per session.
+200 strength per week when not playing
Dojo master: Here's an interesting little job, you get to train students and such but you also train the trainers. You get a free dojo when you become a dojo master, but you have to wait a full week before getting your dojo upgraded with equipment. Special equipment like gravity chambers or such will cost you extra depending on the item. You are able to learn 2 attacks or 2 abilities, or one attack and one ability per week.(4,000 per week)
Benefits: You get your own dojo, and one beginner machine of each stat. 1,000 EXP to students who train under you per session.
+300 strength per week when not playing
Beast trainer: You train beasts and make them stronger. Much like a dojo trainer, but instead you work with beasts. (2,000$ per week)
Benefits: 500 EXP to beasts you you train per session.
+100 charisma, +100 animal handling per week when not playing
Beast Master: Beasts are your students, and you make them stronger and in turn you learn more about beasts. (3,000$ per week)
Benefits: 1,000 EXP to beasts you you train per session.
+300 charisma, +300 animal handling per week when not playing
Engineer: You fix up and tweak machines to make them better. Can increase the power of things such as guns and energy shields, basically anything that uses technology.. (4,000$ per week)
Benefits: Get Beginner's Engineering tools from the Tools of The Trade shop. Craft (Machine) gets +100 per level.
+300 speed per week when not playing
Firearm instructor: Teaches students to use firearms proficiently and safely
Benefits: 500 EXP to students per session.
(1,000$ per week)
+300 to speed wen not playing
Cop: Well, you patrol your beat, arrest the bad guys, get to carry a hand gun and cuff the naughty people. ~_0 Just remember there's some risk with this job.(4,500$ per week)
Benefits: Start with one police car (Speed 700), and one handgun. (500 damage).
+200 wisdom per week when not playing
Soldier: A higher class of cop, which is used by the government to protect or kill. You get better starting weapons for this job, or you can bring your own.(5,000$ per week)
Benefits: Get free armor (10 armor x Job rank) and a free weapon that matches your rank. (Size increases in correlation to your job) Survival skill goes up +100 per level
+30 defense per week when not playing
archeologist: You go around and dig up artifacts from ancient civilizations to try and help get a better understanding of the world. (+4,000 per week)
Benefits: +100 perception per week
Professional Jockey: You ride horses or other such animals that can be ridden by you in races. (+4,000 per week, +100 charisma, +100 ride (animal) and +10 animal handling skill per week)
Magic teacher: You become a teacher of magics, no matter it be circles, magic items or blowing smoke out ya ass you can teach it. Each player character you teach nets 200 dollars extra per week. (5,000$ per week)
Benefits: Much like the dojo master, you get one free MP spell per week. Must use MP though. Arcane Lore or magic skill gets +100 per week.
+100 magic skill per week when not playing
Enchanter: You enchant weapons, armor or items, making them to where they have special properties. You start with one free beginner enchantment table. (6,000$ per week)
Benefits: 1 free enchantment on any unenchanted, mundane item. (Must know enchantment) Craft (Magic item) gets +100 per level
+300 special power per week when not playing
Planet guardian: You are the guardian of the planet, you bow to no one(except me). You must tackle threats and the sort that come to your planet, whether it be talking them into calmness to just plain out killing them. When you start this job, you get one free weapon or item from one shop.(6,000$ per week)
Benefits: Can make one magic item per week, strength of item is dependent on your rank in job.
+300 perception per week when not playing
Earn money without having a job
Okay, this came to me when I was drunk.
So here's the idea. You can do odd things for extra money. Like dancing or whatever, here is what you do. You take an odd job, like dancing or whatever. For every word you get a dollar. A DOLLAR! Type up a small story of this odd job, then post it on the message board under the jobs board.
That's it for now.
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How jobs work
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Usually, when a character has a job, they go and do the job. Doing the job gets your character paid at the end of the week.
All jobs start at level 1, starting with the benefits stated below, and when the job is leveled up, the pay and rewards of said job increased for base job x job level. (IE- Artist lvl 1 gets 2,000 per week, artist lvl 2 gets 4,000 per week).
When pay day comes around, the character gets said ammount of money, as well as whatever benefits the job comes with. The benefits work on the jobs level as well. (IE- lvl 1 artist gets an automatic increase in art (medium) +10, lvl 2 artist gets +20)
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Increasing job level
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The way to increase your job level is to spend training points in to your job. To do so, you take the next job's level, multiply it by 1,000, that's how many training points you need to raise the level. You can not bank points for the next job level. You must have the total points for the job to spend in one go, or you will not be able to increase your job level.
The highest level for a job is 100, which would take a long time to reach being 100 x 1,000 = 100,000.
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Odd jobs
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This is for if you want your skills to pay the bills. Characters can work odd jobs (IE- dancing for entertainment, searching for items to sell, etc). Odd jobs do not come with any benefits as it is something you can just do to make some quick cash, so odd jobs do not come with any levels. Instead, odd jobs run off of your skills. (Dancing skill for dancing, search job for finding things to sell, Instrument (type) for playing music.)
The more points you have in a skill, the more money you obtain for the odd job. To do odd jobs, either RP it it, or make a small story of your character doing said odd job. Either I or a moderator will look at the small story or RP log and judge how much money a character gets at the end of said job.
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Q&A
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Q: How do I do my job?
A: Just roleplay it out, either on the forum or in one of the rooms designated for AllOutRP (Discord AoR). Doesn't need to be a whole lot, just a post like for a blacksmith "Daro gets to work on making swords and axes, turning on the forge he heats the metal and begins pounding it in to shape".
Q: Can I have more than one job?
A: WHO THE HELL WANTS TO HAVE MORE THAN ONE JOB?!! *clears throat* I mean, yes, yes you can. A total of about 3 jobs.
Q: Does my character risk getting tired from doing too much work?
A: No, but if you decide to RP those kind of consequences your more then welcome to.
Q: Someone is royalty, and Royalty makes a lot of money! Not fair! How do I become royalty?
A: Royalty was something made first by blood and sweat of conquest, then after that they're born in to it. If you want to become royalty, ask me and we'll work something out.
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Job list
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Trash man: Work as a trash pick up. You work with a crew(NPC or Other player) and pick up trash in a trash pick up.(1,000$ per week)
Benefits: One free vehicle: Trash truck. Speed 500.
+100 strength per week when not playing
Item collector: If you show up during the admin is on, you can ask for him to roll a d20! Depending on what it lands on, you get an item that's either worth a lot of money, or chump change. This job is the most demanding in the sense of it requires you to actually show up or make a post of hunting for items!
Benefits: You can either keep the items or sell them for extra cash. Search skill gets +100 per level.
+100 Perception per week when not playing
Tailor: You create clothes for people to wear. When created, say if they are meant for heat or cold resistance. You can sell the clothes you create, or keep them for yourself. To make clothes, you need clothe, a needle and thread. (2,000 per week)
Benefits: Make your own clothes, or sell them for extra cash. Craft (Clothes) Skill +100 per level.
+100 speed per week when not playing
Tattooist: You give people tattoos who can have tattoos on their bodies. (2,000 per week)
Benefits: Beginner tattooist set
+100 perception, +100 Art (tattoo) skill per week not played.
Security officer: Work as a security officer in a mall, museum, where ever.(1,500$ per week)
Benefits: One free weapon, usually a pistol. (500 damage)
+200 perception per week when not playing
Dancer: Dance around however you like (for TV, for shows, for clubs, etc)
Benefits: +100 dancing skill per week.
+100 Charisma per week when not playing
Artist: You make art, be it clay, paint, pencil, etc. Any art created can be sold for extra money. (2,000$ per week)
Benefits: Extra money from commissions. Art gets +100 per level
+200 speed per week when not playing
Inventor: These people make the items to put up on the shelf. Ann inventor can make any kind of item, as long as it's not broken (AKA godly). An example of an item that could be made by an inventor is something like a machine that repairs robots/heals living things. (2,500$ per week)
Benefits: Whatever you create you keep one of as you made it. Item creation Skill gets +100 per level
+200 special power per week when not playing
Blacksmith: You work metal in to different shapes. Usually in to weapons and armor, but you can do other things with metal as well as long as it can be done with fire and a hammer. (2,000$ per week)
Benefits: You start with a full set of beginner's blacksmith equipment. Craft (Weapon), (Armor) and (Jewelry) skills get +100 per level
+200 strength per week when not playing
Waiter/Waitress- You seat people at a restaurant or diner, take their orders, then bring out their food when it's ready. (1,000$)
Benefits: +100 persuasion skill per week. +100 Charisma per week when not playing
Chef- You make food for people. Those who eat the food get regain some health and energy back. (3,000$ per week)
Benefits- One free food item per week which restores an amount of Health and energy depending on your cooking skill. +100 to cooking per level
Assassin: You end peoples lives for another person for a total that you decide on. The person hiring you can either be a character wanting another character assassinated, or you can ask the GM for a target and see if you can negotiate a price for said assassination. (This job does not have a per week payment)
Benefits: None decided yet. Search and Hide skills get +100 per level.
+200 stealth per week when not playing
Mercenary: You're a hired-weapon-of-choice and do what the contractor tells you to do. (This job does not have a per week payment)
Benefits: +100 to chosen stat per week
Ninja: You work as a covert operative, this class is much like assassin but with the key differences that you don't have to kill and you work under a master of a ninja clan. You also get a ninja kit which comes with 10 smoke bombs, 10 flash bangs, 10 noise makers, 20 Small throwing shuriken, a grappling hook and 50 feet of rope. (This job does not have a per week payment)
Benefits: Ninja kit which is replenished when you go to a supply hideout.
+300 stealth per week
Teacher: Teach basic knowledge like math and the sort. Each player you get as a student get's you 100 dollars extra per week.(2,500$ per week.)
Benefits: +100 to any skill of your choice per week
pokemon trainer: You train pokemon, for whatever reason. For yourself to go through the gyms or to train pokemon to become stronger for themselves. (3,000 per week)
Benefits: 6 free pokeballs per week
+100 charisma and +50 animal handling per week
Demon slayer: You hunt demons and put them to the sword. When starting this job, you get a weapon that's effective against demons. Every demon you slay nets you more money.(4,000 per week)
+100 special power / strength per week not played
Alchemist: You make potions, poisons, and other things from different ingredients. You can save them for yourself or sell them to a merchant for extra money. (3,000$ per week)
Benefits: Beginner Alchemist set, one free potion/poison per week, one choice of alchemical recipes per week matching to level. Alchemy skill gets +100 per level.
+200 special defense per week when not playing
Dojo trainer: You are a trainer in the dojo, not the master, but still you are owed respect. You are able to learn one ability or attack once a week without training. Keep working, and you might be able to make it to master of your own dojo! (3,000$ per week)
Benefits: One attack or ability per week. 500 EXP to students who train under you per session.
+200 strength per week when not playing
Dojo master: Here's an interesting little job, you get to train students and such but you also train the trainers. You get a free dojo when you become a dojo master, but you have to wait a full week before getting your dojo upgraded with equipment. Special equipment like gravity chambers or such will cost you extra depending on the item. You are able to learn 2 attacks or 2 abilities, or one attack and one ability per week.(4,000 per week)
Benefits: You get your own dojo, and one beginner machine of each stat. 1,000 EXP to students who train under you per session.
+300 strength per week when not playing
Beast trainer: You train beasts and make them stronger. Much like a dojo trainer, but instead you work with beasts. (2,000$ per week)
Benefits: 500 EXP to beasts you you train per session.
+100 charisma, +100 animal handling per week when not playing
Beast Master: Beasts are your students, and you make them stronger and in turn you learn more about beasts. (3,000$ per week)
Benefits: 1,000 EXP to beasts you you train per session.
+300 charisma, +300 animal handling per week when not playing
Engineer: You fix up and tweak machines to make them better. Can increase the power of things such as guns and energy shields, basically anything that uses technology.. (4,000$ per week)
Benefits: Get Beginner's Engineering tools from the Tools of The Trade shop. Craft (Machine) gets +100 per level.
+300 speed per week when not playing
Firearm instructor: Teaches students to use firearms proficiently and safely
Benefits: 500 EXP to students per session.
(1,000$ per week)
+300 to speed wen not playing
Cop: Well, you patrol your beat, arrest the bad guys, get to carry a hand gun and cuff the naughty people. ~_0 Just remember there's some risk with this job.(4,500$ per week)
Benefits: Start with one police car (Speed 700), and one handgun. (500 damage).
+200 wisdom per week when not playing
Soldier: A higher class of cop, which is used by the government to protect or kill. You get better starting weapons for this job, or you can bring your own.(5,000$ per week)
Benefits: Get free armor (10 armor x Job rank) and a free weapon that matches your rank. (Size increases in correlation to your job) Survival skill goes up +100 per level
+30 defense per week when not playing
archeologist: You go around and dig up artifacts from ancient civilizations to try and help get a better understanding of the world. (+4,000 per week)
Benefits: +100 perception per week
Professional Jockey: You ride horses or other such animals that can be ridden by you in races. (+4,000 per week, +100 charisma, +100 ride (animal) and +10 animal handling skill per week)
Magic teacher: You become a teacher of magics, no matter it be circles, magic items or blowing smoke out ya ass you can teach it. Each player character you teach nets 200 dollars extra per week. (5,000$ per week)
Benefits: Much like the dojo master, you get one free MP spell per week. Must use MP though. Arcane Lore or magic skill gets +100 per week.
+100 magic skill per week when not playing
Enchanter: You enchant weapons, armor or items, making them to where they have special properties. You start with one free beginner enchantment table. (6,000$ per week)
Benefits: 1 free enchantment on any unenchanted, mundane item. (Must know enchantment) Craft (Magic item) gets +100 per level
+300 special power per week when not playing
Planet guardian: You are the guardian of the planet, you bow to no one(except me). You must tackle threats and the sort that come to your planet, whether it be talking them into calmness to just plain out killing them. When you start this job, you get one free weapon or item from one shop.(6,000$ per week)
Benefits: Can make one magic item per week, strength of item is dependent on your rank in job.
+300 perception per week when not playing
Earn money without having a job
Okay, this came to me when I was drunk.
So here's the idea. You can do odd things for extra money. Like dancing or whatever, here is what you do. You take an odd job, like dancing or whatever. For every word you get a dollar. A DOLLAR! Type up a small story of this odd job, then post it on the message board under the jobs board.That's it for now.