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[[Category:Profession]][[Category:Biologist]][[Category:Botany]]
'''Botanists''' study [[plants]] and [[fungi]]. They are [[natural historian|natural historians]] working in the field of of [[botany]].  Botany emerges in [[CL 3|Iron Age]] cultures. It is a child of [[herbalism]] which first appears in [[CL 1|Stone Age]] cultures. Botany is taught in [[university|universities]]. Botanists will have have ranks in the [[skill|skills]] [[Knowledge (nature)]] and [[Herbalist|Professional (herbalist)]].
 
The chief practitioners of botany are members of the [[aristocrat]] [[class]]. Not only do they have the time and money for indulging in a pastime, they moreover have access to [[Knowledge (nature)]] as a [[class skill]]. Given the necessary resources, members of the [[expert]] class are even better suited to becoming botanists. [[Adepts]], [[bards]], [[druids]], [[rangers]] and [[wizards]] have access to Knowledge (nature) as a class skill, but none is especially likely to embrace in its entirety the perspective of the [[Natural Historian|natural historian]] with the possible exception of the ranger. 
 
[[Category:Profession]][[Category:Natural Historian]][[Category:CL 3]]

Latest revision as of 06:03, 13 November 2012

Botanists study plants and fungi. They are natural historians working in the field of of botany. Botany emerges in Iron Age cultures. It is a child of herbalism which first appears in Stone Age cultures. Botany is taught in universities. Botanists will have have ranks in the skills Knowledge (nature) and Professional (herbalist).

The chief practitioners of botany are members of the aristocrat class. Not only do they have the time and money for indulging in a pastime, they moreover have access to Knowledge (nature) as a class skill. Given the necessary resources, members of the expert class are even better suited to becoming botanists. Adepts, bards, druids, rangers and wizards have access to Knowledge (nature) as a class skill, but none is especially likely to embrace in its entirety the perspective of the natural historian with the possible exception of the ranger.

Pages in category "Botanist"

The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.