Profession - Revision history

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2019-01-27T07:30:37Z

adding clause??? I guess???

Guy: clarifications

2016-05-01T00:54:02Z

clarifications

Guy: adding Meta table

2016-04-18T02:08:32Z

adding Meta table

Guy: clarification

2015-10-17T19:00:51Z

clarification

Guy at 12:26, 17 October 2015

2015-10-17T12:26:08Z

Guy: clarifications; typo

2014-12-12T07:58:07Z

clarifications; typo

Guy: mentioning Business

2013-11-08T01:46:24Z

mentioning Business

Guy: spacing, phrasing

2013-11-03T22:37:29Z

spacing, phrasing

Guy: adjustment

2013-11-01T17:41:47Z

adjustment

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2013-10-30T00:46:02Z

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 While a character can hold a job without using this treasure, only through a '''Profession''' will a character receive rewards from a job. Professions could be anything from Politician to Waitress, from Town Crier to Cook; it could literally be anything a character could use to make money.  The sole purpose of this treasure is to earn [[Glossary:Rupee Bonus|bonus rupees]].  A character cannot benefit from multiple Professions.
-Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 [[Glossary:Rupee Bonus|bonus rupees]] at the end of a [[quest]] or [[dungeon]].  These profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.
+Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 [[Glossary:Rupee Bonus|bonus rupees]] at the end of a [[quest]] or [[dungeon]].  These profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned; however, at level ten, this restriction is lifted.
 The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level thereafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The table to the right compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.  [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]

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-While a character can hold a job without using this treasure, only through a '''Profession''' will a character receive rewards from a job. Professions could be anything from Politician to Waitress, from Town Crier to Cook; it could literally be anything a character could use to make money.  The sole purpose of this treasure is to earn extra rupees.  A character cannot benefit from multiple Professions.
+While a character can hold a job without using this treasure, only through a '''Profession''' will a character receive rewards from a job. Professions could be anything from Politician to Waitress, from Town Crier to Cook; it could literally be anything a character could use to make money.  The sole purpose of this treasure is to earn [[Glossary:Rupee Bonus|bonus rupees]].  A character cannot benefit from multiple Professions.
-Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 rupees at the end of a quest or classic dungeon.  Normally, these profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.  Only the character with the profession can gain these bonus rupees.
+Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 [[Glossary:Rupee Bonus|bonus rupees]] at the end of a [[quest]] or [[dungeon]].  These profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.
 The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level thereafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The table to the right compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.  [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]
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-* Several treasures can be used to gain [[rupee bonus|bonus rupees]].  As a general rule, one character can benefit from Profession and any one other source of bonus rupees.
+* Several treasures can be used to gain [[rupee bonus|bonus rupees]].  As a general rule, one character can benefit from no more than two [[Glossary:Rupee Bonus|Rupee Bonus]] effects in one thread.
 * The [[Business]] universal [[racial perk]] can make it easier for a newly created character to excel in a Profession.
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 While a character can hold a job without using this treasure, only through a '''Profession''' will a character receive rewards from a job. Professions could be anything from Politician to Waitress, from Town Crier to Cook; it could literally be anything a character could use to make money.  The sole purpose of this treasure is to earn extra rupees.  A character cannot benefit from multiple Professions.
 Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 rupees at the end of a quest or classic dungeon.  Normally, these profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.  Only the character with the profession can gain these bonus rupees.
-The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level thereafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The table to the right compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.
+The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level thereafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The table to the right compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.  [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]
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 The [[Business]] universal [[racial perk]] can make it easier for a newly created character to excel in a Profession.
-Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 rupees at the end of a quest or classic dungeon.  Normally, these profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.  If the Profession is at level 10, however, these rupees ''can'' be put towards a treasure immediately.
+Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 rupees at the end of a quest or classic dungeon.  Normally, these profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.  Only the character with the profession can gain these bonus rupees.
 The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level thereafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The table to the right compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.

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 While a character can hold a job without using this treasure, only through a '''Profession''' will a character receive rewards from a job. Professions could be anything from Politician to Waitress, from Town Crier to Cook; it could literally be anything a character could use to make money.  The sole purpose of this treasure is to earn extra rupees.  A character cannot benefit from multiple Professions.

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 Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 rupees at the end of a quest or classic dungeon.  These profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.
-The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level therafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The below table compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.
+The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level therafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The table to the right compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.
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 Each Profession holds 10 levels of expertise.  For each level the user has, he can gain an additional 5 rupees at the end of a quest or classic dungeon.  These profession-based rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest which they are earned.
-The first level of a profession always costs 50 rupees.  Every level therafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The below table compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.
+The first level of a profession always costs 30 rupees.  Every level therafter costs an amount equal to its level x 5.  For example, the second level of a profession costs 10 rupees, the third costs 15 rupees, and so on.  Coincidentally, the amount of rupees earned by a level (after the first level) is equal to how much that level costs.  The below table compares a profession's level, the cost of that level, the total cost of all levels inclusive, and the amount of profession rupees earned at each level.
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 ! 1
-| 50 || 50 || 5
+| 30 || 30 || 5
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 ! 2
-| 10 || 60 || 10
+| 10 || 40 || 10
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 ! 3
-| 15 || 75 || 15
+| 15 || 55 || 15
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 ! 4
-| 20 || 95 || 20
+| 20 || 75 || 20
 |-
 ! 5
-| 25 || 120 || 25
+| 25 || 100 || 25
 |-
 ! 6
-| 30 || 150 || 30
+| 30 || 130 || 30
 |-
 ! 7
-| 35 || 185 || 35
+| 35 || 165 || 35
 |-
 ! 8
-| 40 || 225 || 40
+| 40 || 205 || 40
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 ! 9
-| 45 || 270 || 45
+| 45 || 250 || 45
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 ! 10
-| 50 || 320 || 50
+| 50 || 290 || 50
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