Tsuki's Professions

Related Class: Magician
Profession Title: Performer
Description: ever since Tsuki was little, he loved to see other people smile when he performed magic for them, and so one of his professions in his travels is performing for others to see them smile.
Profession Perks:

• Perk 1
  Eye-catching - Tsuki is able to attract large crowds easily, meaning his is able to catch the eyes with his tricks.
  
• Perk 2
  Loud- Tsuki has to be loud as a performer, so he can be heard from all corners of the room. Tsuki has a voice that makes that possible, that can be soft as a whisper yet heard from all corners of the room.
  
• Perk 3
  Smile- Tsuki always seems to know what tricks will make people smile.
  
  

Profession Title: Medic
Description: Tsukiju has some training in basic medicine, and so he is often called upon to treat simple afflictions in his travels.
Profession Perks:

• Perk 1
  Medic's eyes- Tsuki has an almost uncanny ability to notice when people are hurting, even if the person hides it well Tsuki can always, always tell when somebody is hurting and what exactly hurts.
  
• Perk 2
  Basic medicine- Tsuki can patch up certain size wounds and create simple cures based on his tier, so at D tier he can bandage cuts or cure a simple cough, etc.
  

Can you describe the perks a bit better? I'm not exactly sure what some of them actually do.

"Balancing Act" is exactly like a trait that you can learn already. I would suggest swapping that out for something else and grabbing the balance trait when you can.

For "Medic's Eyes"-- the way you described it is a little weird... Being able to see if someone is hurting is pretty common knowledge. Like I'm no doctor in real life but when someone is hurting, I know it.

The perks you have for the Medic profession are a little odd. I would suggest maybe having some sort of perk that allows you to patch up wounds based off your characters tier?

edited

-Drawing attentions via tricks should require a wordcount based on how many people you are attracting.

250 - One person
500 - A few people
750 - A small crowd
1000 - A large group

etc. That kind of thing.

-You can't always know what will make someone smile. That would be metagaming

-You can't just look at someone and know everything about their injuries. But you could have knowledge of how people usually move to GUESS if they are injured and how.

-You can't just heal wounds based on your character tier. If you want to be performing surgeries on A-tier injuries and such you would need to dedicate time to do so where you aren't interrupted and perform a wordcount for each tier similar to the other trait above.