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In Redmont, there are | In Redmont, there are four classes of server-recognized jobs: | ||
* Licenses | * Licenses | ||
** Licenses are basic and grant their holders the abilities to perform certain tasks, like running an ad in chat. | ** Licenses are basic and grant their holders the abilities to perform certain tasks, like running an ad in chat. | ||
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** Trades are lower-paying jobs that are typically more basic than professions, such as [[Farmer|farmers]] and [[Miner|miners]]. | ** Trades are lower-paying jobs that are typically more basic than professions, such as [[Farmer|farmers]] and [[Miner|miners]]. | ||
* Professions | * Professions | ||
** Professions are higher-paying jobs that typically require more education than trades, such as [[ | ** Professions are higher-paying jobs that typically require more education than trades, such as [[Realtor|realtors]]. | ||
* Government | |||
** These are the highest-level jobs and typically require significant play time and prior job experience in other jobs. | |||
Latest revision as of 07:34, 30 May 2025
In Redmont, there are four classes of server-recognized jobs:
- Licenses
- Licenses are basic and grant their holders the abilities to perform certain tasks, like running an ad in chat.
- Trades
- Professions
- Professions are higher-paying jobs that typically require more education than trades, such as realtors.
- Government
- These are the highest-level jobs and typically require significant play time and prior job experience in other jobs.
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