@matrix
There's a reason they always think "teaching theory" or "tending to the farm" is gonna be their role
The "role" they think of is the first 15 seconds or so of the fantasy in their head. It's 15 seconds of what they *think* the job entails, then they clock out and the rest of the fantasy begins.
So either smiling and saying "Thank you xir, please come again!" to a smiling, non-argumentative coffee shop customer, then clocking out.
Or, using a hoe/rake a few times on a single area of a small rooftop garden, wiping their brow, and looking over to the love interest.
Or saying to an outdoor class of 6 people (or auditorium of 9001 because ego), "And that's why the neoclassical ciscolonial djduucjrbfjchdbdk class dismissed!" and then answering softball questions by students.
@matrix
People needed someone to put this together for them?
I'm constantly baffled by pre-made campaigns. Settings I understand, but campaigns are so alien to me.
I say this as someone who has never managed to play in a group that stays together long enough to finish a campaign.
i played a shit load in college and we never one single time did a pre-made campaign. every DM always made up his own thing
@HitterNeverQuitter @matrix
Truly a bougie fantasy.
>do a low skill low threat job
>get paid well above the market value