Category:Jobs: Difference between revisions

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Licences
- Serving as formal permissions, licences enable players to take on roles or responsibilities that require oversight or authorisation. For example, a licence may be required to practise law as a lawyer.
Professions
- Unlike trades, professions often require advanced education or specialized credentials and tend to offer higher pay. Roles like jeweller, mechanic, and legal experts fall into this category.
Trades
- Often rooted in manual skill and day-to-day necessity, these jobs typically require less formal education and offer lower wages compared to professions. Examples include farmers, miners, and general laborers.
Government
- Positions in government represent the highest tier of employment, often requiring substantial in-game experience and a history of service in other roles.

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+*'''Licences'''
+**Serving as formal permissions, licences enable players to take on roles or responsibilities that require oversight or authorisation. For example, a licence may be required to practise law as a [[lawyer]].
+*Professions
+**Unlike trades, professions often require advanced education or specialized credentials and tend to offer higher pay. Roles like [[jeweller]], [[mechanic]], and legal experts fall into this category.
+*Trades
+**Often rooted in manual skill and day-to-day necessity, these jobs typically require less formal education and offer lower wages compared to professions. Examples include [[Farmer|farmers]], [[Miner|miners]], and general laborers.
+*Government
+**Positions in government represent the highest tier of employment, often requiring substantial in-game experience and a history of service in other roles.