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'''Professions''' are skills that [[player]]s can train and utilize in [[Brighter Shores]]. Most professions can either be trained by the player actively playing the game, or [[Passive activities|passively]] while the game is closed.
'''Professions''' are skills that [[player character]]s can train and utilize throughout [[Brighter Shores]]. Players can gain [[experience]] to advance their profession level either by actively playing the game, or [[Passive activities|passively]] while the game is closed. Unlocking a new [[Episodes|episode]] also unlocks a new set of professions, which can typically only be trained within that episode.
As the name suggests, most professions can be used as a way to earn [[Coins|money]], though they have a variety of other uses, including fulfilling [[quest]] requirements, gathering resources to use in other professions, or processing raw materials into [[Item|items]]. Each episode also has one [[combat]] profession, the training of which allows players to attack new varieties of [[monsters]] and wield higher level [[weapons]] and [[armour]] in its respective episode.
As the player progresses through the game, more professions will become available for the player to learn. Players aren't limited to one profession at a time; they can utilize multiple at once.{{CiteGeneral|url=https://www.gamesradar.com/runescape-creator-answers-our-biggest-questions-about-his-new-mmo-brighter-shores-classes-professions-monetization-and-a-ttrpg-open-world/|title=RuneScape creator answers our biggest questions about his new MMO Brighter Shores: classes, professions, monetization, and a TTRPG open world|author=Austin Wood|date=23 March 2024|accessdate=23 March 2024|archiveurl=https://archive.is/AxMwI|archivedate=23 March 2024|name=griv}}
==Passive training==
{{Hatnote|Main article: [[Passive activities]]}}
Players can continue to perform certain profession-related activities while logged out of the game. Activities eligible for [[passive training]] are marked with a moon icon [[File:Passive activity icon.png|18px]].
Players can continue to perform certain profession-related activities while logged out of the game. Activities eligible for passive training are marked with a moon icon [[File:Passive activity icon.png|18px]]. Passive methods are unlocked by spending [[Knowledge|knowledge points]] after reaching the required level for that activity.
The amount of time one can spend training passively is limited to 24 hours, or by the number of input items in the player's [[backpack]] (approximately one hour per item). It has been observed that passive training methods scale down in experience at a rate dependent on the gap a player's level is above the method, roughly at a rate of one quarter once a new passive method is unlocked, and by one sixteenth once the player has gained level 200 in a given profession.
==List of professions==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" | Episode !! colspan="2" | Name !! Uses
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| rowspan="5" | 1 || rowspan="5" | {{Plink|Hopeport|pic=Hopeport episode icon|size=20}} || {{Plinkt|Guard|pic=Guard icon}} || Unlocks higher level monsters and gear
|{{Plinkt|Guard|pic=Guard icon}}|| Unlocks higher level monsters and gear in the Hopeport area.
|-
| {{Plinkt|Chef|pic=Chef icon|size=36}} || Cooking [[food]] items, which can be sold to the [[Head Chef]] or used in [[bounties]].
|-
| {{Plinkt|Fisher|pic=Fisher icon|size=36}} || Catching various [[fish]], which can be sold to the [[Fishmonger]] or used in Chef recipes.
|-
| {{Plinkt|Forager|pic=Forager icon|size=36}} || Gathering itemsingredients for [[potion]]s, bait for passive Fisher activities, and monument pieces for repairing the [[Fallen Monument]].
|-
| {{Plinkt|Alchemist|pic=Alchemist icon|size=24}} || Brewing [[potion]]s.
|-
| rowspan="4" | 2 || rowspan="4" | {{Plink|Hopeforest (episode)|txt=Hopeforest|pic=Hopeforest episode icon|size=20}} || {{Plinkt|Woodcutter|pic=Woodcutter icon}} || Chopping down [[tree]]s
|{{Plinkt|Scout|pic=Scout icon}}||Unlocks higher level monsters and gear in the Hopeforest area.
|-
|{{Plinkt|Gatherer|pic=Gatherer icon|size=36}}||Gathering items for potions, ingredients for the Chef profession, and [[bones]] for the Bonewright profession.
| {{Plinkt|Scout|pic=Scout icon}} ||Unlocks higher level monsters and gear
|-
| {{Plinkt|GathererWoodcutter|pic=GathererWoodcutter icon|size=36}} ||Gathering Itemslogs for the Carpentry profession, and accessing shortcuts in Hopeforest.
Combination potions
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| {{Plinkt|Carpenter|pic=Carpenter icon|size=36}} ||CreateCreating poles, staves and planks fromfor the Bonewright, Blacksmith and Stonemason logsprofessions.
|-
| rowspan="5" | 3 || rowspan="5" | {{Plink|Mine of Mantuban (episode)|txt=Mine of Mantuban|pic=Mine of Mantuban episode icon|size=20}} || {{Plinkt|Miner|pic=Miner icon}} || Mining [[mineral]]s
|{{Plinkt|Minefighter|pic=Minefighter icon}}||Unlocks higher level monsters and gear in the Mine of Mantuban area.
|-
| {{Plinkt|MinefighterBonewright|pic=MinefighterBonewright icon|size=36}} ||UnlocksCreates highermelee levelweapons, monstersranged weapons, and gearshields specific to [[Guardian]].
|-
| {{Plinkt|BonewrightMiner|pic=BonewrightMiner icon|size=36}} ||CreatesMining melee[[mineral]]s weapons,for rangeduse weapons,in andthe shieldsBlacksmith specificand toStonemason Guardianprofessions.
|-
| {{Plinkt|StonemasonBlacksmith|pic=StonemasonBlacksmith icon|size=36}} ||Creates melee weapons, ranged weapons, and shields specific to Hammermage[[Cryoknight]].
|-
| {{Plinkt|BlacksmithStonemason|pic=BlacksmithStonemason icon|size=36}} ||Creates melee weapons, ranged weapons, and shields specific to CryoKnight[[Hammermage]].
|-
| rowspan="4" | 4 || rowspan="4" | {{Plink|Crenopolis (episode)|txt=Crenopolis|pic=Crenopolis episode icon|size=20}} || {{Plinkt|Merchant|pic=Merchant icon}} ||Merchant stall logistics trading items between stalls
|{{Plinkt|Watchperson|pic=Watchperson icon|size=36}}||Unlocks higher level monsters and gear in the Crenopolis area.
|-
| {{Plinkt|Detective|pic=Detective icon|size=24}} ||CompleteApprehending thieves, completing [[bounties|investigations]], unlocking crime den raids, and the [[Detect Aura]] Bountiesspell.
|-
| {{Plinkt|Leatherworker|pic=Leatherworker icon|size=36}} ||UseCreating leathers from hides, which are used hidefor tothe create[[Armorer]] leatherprofession.
|-
|{{Plinkt|Merchant|pic=Merchant icon|size=24}}||Completing bounties for money, unlocks [[ventures]] to receive rare items for various recipes in other professions, and earn discounts at the [[Hide Stall]].
| {{Plinkt|Watchperson|pic=Watchperson icon}} ||Unlocks higher level monsters and gear
|-
| rowspan="4" | 5 || rowspan="4" | {{Plink|Stonemaw Hill (episode)|txt=Stonemaw Hill|pic=Stonemaw Hill episode icon|size=20}} || {{Plinkt|Shieldbearer|pic=Shieldbearer icon}} ||Unlocks higher level monsters and gear
|{{Plinkt|Shieldbearer|pic=Shieldbearer icon}}||Unlocks higher level monsters and gear in the Stonemaw Hill area.
|-
|{{Plinkt|Builder|pic=Builder icon}}||Builds ???
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|{{Plinkt|Armorer|pic=Armorer icon}}||Creates armor
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|{{Plinkt|Unknown Gathering|pic=Unknown Gathering icon}}||Gathering items-->
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==Experience==
Note: Knowledge Points will always provide the player with 25% (1/4) of the base experience needed to level up at that current level. This will also scale with each level the player gains. This will then be reduced to 6.25% of the base experience needed per knowledge point once you reach level 200 in the profession.
The following table shows the relationship between the profession level, the experience required for that level, and the experience difference from the previous level:
== Experience ==
{{Experience table|collapsed=yes}}
The experience difference between level L - 1 and Level L is <INSERT FORMULA>. The tables below show this experience difference for each level and also the cumulative experience from level 1 to level L.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Level
!Exp
!Exp. Diff
!% to 500
|-
|1
|0
|
|
|-
|2
|1,015
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|-
|6
|
|
|
|-
|7
|4,418
|
|
|-
|8
|5,642
|
|
|-
|9
|6,902
|
|
|-
|10
|8,199
|
|
|-
|11
|
|
|
|-
|12
|10,908
|
|
|-
|13
|13,736
|
|
|-
|14
|16,647
|
|
|-
|15
|19,644
|
|
|-
|16
|22,728
|
|
|-
|17
|25,903
|
|
|-
|18
|29,171
|
|
|-
|19
|
|
|
|-
|20
|
|
|
|-
|21
|50,370
|
|
|-
|22
|71,979
|
|
|-
|23
|90,496
|
|
|-
|24
|109,373
|
|
|-
|25
|128,617
|
|
|-
|26
|148,236
|
|
|-
|27
|168,236
|
|
|-
|28
|188,625
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|
|-
|29
|
|
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|-
|30
|
|
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|-
|31
|
|
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|-
|32
|274,221
|
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|}
== Gallery ==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="160">
File:Professions preview 1.jpg|Fisher, Forager, Chef
==Update history==
{{Incomplete|Update history doesn't point to updates accurately. (November 2024)}}
{{UH|
* {{UL|update=2024-11-06|date=6 November 2024}}
**Professions were included in the first public early-access release of the game.}}
** Added to game.
{{Game mechanics}}
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==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Professions}}
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