Worst jobs in arm

[Bast]

I'm bored and i can't sleep (clowns will eat me!) So I was thinking the what are worst jobs in arm?

My pick...Ginka farmer! They -must- tie those plants down..They are viscous! in fact I think my next  char might be a horribly scarred former ginka farmer...class? Warrior obviously.

[Aaron Goulet]

House Jal: Sewer maintenance crew.

[Pale Horse]

Mul mommy.

[Bast]

Mul mommy.

ouch good one!

[Reiteration]

Whichever Bynner is cleanin' the shitter.

[RogueGunslinger]

Dung seller.

[Sephiroto]

Recruit of <Insert name of Organization> - These jobs typically have high mortality rates and often start with no salary.

Tek's Poison Tester - Tek likes his grub spiced with poison.  Its your job to make sure the food is up to standards.  Poison testers are lucky to live through lunchtime.  Testers tough enough to survive until the next breakfast become blue-robes.

[Cutthroat]

Hiring:

Mekillot Attractor
House Salarrius is looking for an talented ranger to aggro exactly ONE (1) mekillot so that the rest of the hunters can take it out with ease. Pay starts at 100 coins a day, under condition that the employee keeps the payment on his/her person during time of job. Newbie clothes preferred.

Height Measurer
Lord Templar Amos Fale is searching for an agile Allanaki citizen, willing to tie ropes of various lengths around his/her waist and jump off of the Shield Wall, for a Shield Wall measuring project. Pay starts at 100 coins a day, under condition that the employee keeps the payment on his/her person during time of job. Elf preferred. Rope will be provided by the Lord Templar and is made of the sturdiest withered numut vines of the northlands.

'Rinth Explorer
Lady Templar Talia Tor requires one silk-clad commoner of absolutely no status or rank in any organization to scout the Labyrinth and all its alleys. The scouter will be paid upon return of information. Elf or half-elf preferred, though other races are fair as well.

Edited: a typo.

[Spoon]

Human door to door poisonous knife salesman, working in the eastside Laybyrinth area.

[Synthesis]

Human door to door poisonous knife salesman, working in the eastside Laybyrinth area.

If you're messin' with the dude who has enough poisoned knives that he makes a living selling them, you aren't going to be messin' with him for long, because you know he's saving the good stuff for his personal stash.  Even elves should be smart enough not to go grabbing that rantarri by the tail.

[janeshephard]

Local sorcerer being hunted down. That job must suck.

[Synthesis]

Local sorcerer being hunted down. That job must suck.

If by "suck" you mean "sucking the souls from hapless n00bs."

[Lizzie]

Merchant House Property Organizer

The Coalition of GMH Agents have gathered together and offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for that lucky lad or lass. Your task will be to organize the barracks, crafter halls, mount pens, and wagons, of every GMH in the Known World. Each of these prestigious merchant houses has very active hunters/gatherers, who bring bags and boxes filled with random crap from every corner of the Known, and drop it off in random spots within each House's property. Your responsibility will be to pick it up and put it away where it belongs. That will occur, shortly after you figure out where it belongs. You have exactly four days to accomplish this task, and after the fourth day, you will be required to pack it all up into each House's argosy for a long journey to the Silt.

You can eat whatever food doesn't fit in the boxes you organize, you can drink from any of the 14-dozen leftover half-filled waterskins, you are welcome to wear any of the stained, cracked, gith-stenched items of clothing or gear, and therefore you have no need for pay.

When you are done organizing, you will be required to empty the mount pens of dung, in each Estate property. Your bonus will be whatever you can acquire by selling of the dung.

Serious inquiries only, elves need not apply.

[Spoon]

Human door to door poisonous knife salesman, working in the eastside Laybyrinth area.

If you're messin' with the dude who has enough poisoned knives that he makes a living selling them, you aren't going to be messin' with him for long, because you know he's saving the good stuff for his personal stash.  Even elves should be smart enough not to go grabbing that rantarri by the tail.

No way man. They'd all try it on. It's fine to wonder if the salesman might actually be a ninja in disguise, but it doesn't make it true. I'm thinking of it in the selling native americans guns and them having them shoot you context.

[Chettaman]

Slave.

"Do this... do that... and do I ever get a thanks?"

[jhunter]

'Rinthi Gynecologist.

[Synthesis]

Human door to door poisonous knife salesman, working in the eastside Laybyrinth area.

If you're messin' with the dude who has enough poisoned knives that he makes a living selling them, you aren't going to be messin' with him for long, because you know he's saving the good stuff for his personal stash.  Even elves should be smart enough not to go grabbing that rantarri by the tail.

No way man. They'd all try it on. It's fine to wonder if the salesman might actually be a ninja in disguise, but it doesn't make it true. I'm thinking of it in the selling native americans guns and them having them shoot you context.

Ain't no cure for a bullet.

[Myrdryn]

A Half-giant's sparring partner.

[Xeran Van Houten]

A Half-giant's sparring partner.

What Myrdryn said.

[janeshephard]

A Half-giant's sparring partner.

What Myrdryn said.

I saw someone try this once and I think everyone in the room was gripping their armchair in a moment of pure schadenfreude.

To stay on topic. My next candidate:

Artifact hunter:

"Please visit that dark dark cave with shrieking noises coming out of it and bring us back whatever you find. Yes, of course it's safe."

[musashi]

A literate slave.

Can you imagine a life spent writing by hand what other people dictate to you ... but not really ever being allowed to read anything because it's all too top sekrit for your lowly eyes?

[Akaramu]

A literate slave.

Can you imagine a life spent writing by hand what other people dictate to you ... but not really ever being allowed to read anything because it's all too top sekrit for your lowly eyes?

I'd imagine that slaves trusted enough to be used for writing live pretty good, pampered lives. They probably care about that more than about reading books.

[Oleupata]

The bond-mate of an unruly mul.

[MarshallDFX]

http://www.zalanthas.org/gdb/index.php/topic,37932.0.html

[Aaron Goulet]

http://www.zalanthas.org/gdb/index.php/topic,37932.0.html

Are you kidding?  If I didn't enjoy my current role, I'd be all over this in a heartbeat.