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Liber Fanatica - Volume III : The Game Master’s Guide
Trade (Varies - Advanced)
Related talents: Dwarfcraft +10; Artistic +20
Average Tasks:
• Sew a leather jerkin using poor tools under time
pressure
• Hold a strenuous new farm job through
harvesting season
Perfect Manufacture: may add +1 to item
quality
Labour: high productivity (2-3 times
normal), employer will take notice
Success Manufacture: see below for item quality
Labour: good productivity, gets the job
done
Failure Manufacture: -1 from item quality
Labour: mediocre productivity; not bad
enough to warrant firing, but
performance is expected to improve
Botch Manufacture: -2 from item quality and a
tool may break
Labour: poor productivity and numerous
errors will lead to dismissal if not
corrected immediately
Fumble Manufacture: nothing is produced, a
tool may break, and materials are ruined
Labour: terrible performance and big
mistakes lead to immediate dismissal,
and possible injury if job is dangerous
Manufacture: For explanations of item quality,
see WFRP pg. 105. A tradesperson’s capability
depends on the number of skill mastery levels:
• Skilled: Common quality items
• Mastery +10: Good quality items
• Mastery +20: Best quality items
(For detailed manufacturing rules, download
Daniel White’s Trade article available from the
Liber Fanatica website.)
Labour: A Labour test may be made once/day or
once/week at GM’s discretion. Under normal
conditions labourers should receive a +20 or +30
bonus when working within their trade. A test is
not necessary if the worker is very familiar with
his/her job (e.g. same farm for 2+ years, making
clothing from a familiar pattern etc.)
Ventriloquism (Fellowship - Advanced)
Related talents: None
Average Tasks:
• Speak without moving lips during a conversation
• Project voice across a small room
Success Opposed Test (Ventriloquism vs
Perception). Compare Degrees of
Failure
Success to break stalemates. Tie
goes to ventriloquist
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