Baker Craft - Revision history

Siarnaqth: Siarnaqth moved page Bakercraft to Baker Craft: style choice

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Siarnaqth moved page Bakercraft to Baker Craft: style choice

Siarnaqth at 00:38, 9 April 2024

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Siarnaqth: /* Ranking */

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‎Ranking

Siarnaqth: /* History */

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‎History

Heather at 19:45, 20 January 2024

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Heather at 00:37, 20 January 2024

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 ==Present Day==
-The Bakercraft is one of the less strict crafts on Pern. While it does have formal apprentices, journeymen, and masters, there is also a large population of non-ranked female students who are equally important to the craft as a whole. This is particularly important in the South, where women are banned from most crafts.
+The Baker Craft is one of the less strict crafts on Pern. While it does have formal apprentices, journeymen, and masters, there is also a large population of non-ranked female students who are equally important to the craft as a whole. This is particularly important in the South, where women are banned from most crafts.
-If a woman can attain permission and the funds from her father, she may enter the Bakercraft Hall to work alongside the ranked males as a student. Since the students are all female, they cannot be ranked in the Hall, but a girl may study at the Hall until such time as she finds a husband or her father brings her home. There is some animosity regarding women who decide to stay at the Hall for longer than usual, but a stubborn student may remain as long as she is being useful, and her father does not require her presence at home. These women usually are weyrborn, have fathers who are lenient regarding their marital status, or are unable to marry due to barrenness or even ugliness.
+If a woman can attain permission and the funds from her father, she may enter the Baker Craft Hall to work alongside the ranked males as a student. Since the students are all female, they cannot be ranked in the Hall, but a girl may study at the Hall until such time as she finds a husband or her father brings her home. There is some animosity regarding women who decide to stay at the Hall for longer than usual, but a stubborn student may remain as long as she is being useful, and her father does not require her presence at home. These women usually are weyrborn, have fathers who are lenient regarding their marital status, or are unable to marry due to barrenness or even ugliness.
-The girls usually study there from the ages of 12 to about 16, at which time they are eligible for marriage. Bakercraft training is useful to future wives and cooks, and because of this, bakercraft-trained women of marriageable age are a popular commodity.
+The girls usually study there from the ages of 12 to about 16, at which time they are eligible for marriage. Baker Craft training is useful to future wives and cooks, and because of this, baker craft-trained women of marriageable age are a popular commodity.
 ===Ranking===
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 ==Apprentice Classes==
 ===Schedule===
-*Check out your apprentice's schedule here: [[Bakercraft Hall Apprentice Schedules]]
+*Check out your apprentice's schedule here: [[Baker Craft Hall Apprentice Schedules]]
 ===Baking===
 '''Junior Apprentice Level'''
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 '''Vegetables'''
-*This class outlines the preparation of vegetables and tubers. Although many students see this as a waste of their time, it is a necessary skill for Bakercrafters who will move on to supplying large amounts of food to hungry Gatherers.
+*This class outlines the preparation of vegetables and tubers. Although many students see this as a waste of their time, it is a necessary skill for Bakers who will move on to supplying large amounts of food to hungry Gatherers.
 *At the same time, this class is usually enjoyed by its pupils because it involves trips to the Farmercraft Hall, as well as into the gardens that surround the Hall. Students are taught the basics of how to recognise a sick plant, and which vegetables are good to serve with certain dishes.
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 '''The Pernese Diet'''
-*This is one of the few times when Bakercrafters and Healercrafters can collaborate on an issue pertaining to a person's health. After this course, bakercrafters are expected to understand the fundamentals of how diet can affect a person's well-being. They are also taught which meals are most palatable to sick persons, and how to ensure that wherever they work, the people who subsist on their food are getting a well-balanced diet. This class is taught in classroom form only, with little or no practical.
+*This is one of the few times when Baker crafters and Healer crafters can collaborate on an issue pertaining to a person's health. After this course, baker crafters are expected to understand the fundamentals of how diet can affect a person's well-being. They are also taught which meals are most palatable to sick persons, and how to ensure that wherever they work, the people who subsist on their food are getting a well-balanced diet. This class is taught in classroom form only, with little or no practical.
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+[[Category: Crafts]][[Category:Baker Craft]][[Category:Craft Information]]

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 ===Ranking===
-The ranked males in the Bakercraft follow many of the same principles of the other crafts.
+The ranked people in the Baker Craft follow many of the same principles of the other crafts.
 *Apprentices are usually aged 12 to 18
 *Journeymen from 18 to 30
 *Masters are 30 turns old or older.
-General (unranked) students are divided into two sections rather than three since few if any students ascend to Master level. Students switch status from Junior to Senior based on their age and not their skill. Females do not increase in rank as a student, unlike their ranked counterparts, because they this is because they are usually withdrawn from the Hall at age 16 to be wed, and those women that remain are seen as serious about their craft.
+General (unranked) students are divided into two sections rather than three since few if any students ascend to Master level. Students switch status from Junior to Senior based on their age and not their skill. Females do not increase in rank as a student, unlike their ranked counterparts, this is because they are usually withdrawn from the Hall at age 16 to be wed, and those women that remain are seen as serious about their craft.
 *Junior students are aged 12-16

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 ''Article by Sara''
-The Bakercraft Hall was founded twenty turns after the end of the Ninth Pass. It was decided that the Hall would be located near Sapphire Meadows Hold, since the Hold's already-established Farmercraft Hall would be able to conveniently supply the Bakercraft Hall with foodstuffs.
+The Baker Craft Hall was founded twenty turns after the end of the Ninth Pass. It was decided that the Hall would be located near Sapphire Meadows Hold, since the Hold's already-established Farmer Craft Hall would be able to conveniently supply the Baker Craft Hall with foodstuffs.
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 ===Female Policy===
-Twenty turns before the current Pass, it was looking likely that the Hall would have to close due to a lack of apprentices and journeymen. Hallmaster Hariton, desperate to save his Hall, discovered that there was a large number of holders with daughters who would normally be entering the crafts, but were still too young to marry. Hariton decided to throw open the doors of his Hall to these girls, and train them as unranked students until such time as their fathers arranged a marriage for them. The Bakercraft was a useful craft for these future wives to know, and made them more marketable to single men.
+Twenty turns before the current Pass, it was looking likely that the Hall would have to close due to a lack of apprentices and journeymen. Hallmaster Hariton, desperate to save his Hall, discovered that there was a large number of holders with daughters who would normally be entering the crafts, but were still too young to marry. Hariton decided to throw open the doors of his Hall to these girls, and train them as unranked students until such time as their fathers arranged a marriage for them. The Baker Craft was a useful craft for these future wives to know, and made them more marketable to single men.
 In addition to learning the rudiments of baking and cooking, the daughters would also help the support staff of the Hall, thus learning about proper hold management. Many fathers jumped at the chance to relieve themselves of their daughters until they were of a useful, marriageable age. The tuition that was required for each year of their daughters' training was considered to be reasonable. So far, the Hall has continued with this tradition, and has made few changes. Its population is brushing 100 and still rising, if slowly.
 ===Population and Plague Effects===
-The Hall flourished in the South, producing many talented Masters and Journeymen who worked all over the Continent. Before the Plague came to the South, the Hall boasted of nearly 150 residents. The Plague was as destructive to the Bakercraft Hall as it was to other Halls: many of the crafters and their support staff died, leaving the Hall at a bare 40 residents after the worst of the disease had passed.
+The Hall flourished in the South, producing many talented Masters and Journeymen who worked all over the Continent. Before the Plague came to the South, the Hall boasted of nearly 150 residents. The Plague was as destructive to the Baker Craft Hall as it was to other Halls: many of the crafters and their support staff died, leaving the Hall at a bare 40 residents after the worst of the disease had passed.
-Once the edict that barred women from crafts was passed, the Hall lost more of its residents. Eligible boys for apprenticeship were frantically searched for, while the surviving journeymen and masters scrambled to recover knowledge that had been lost when older crafters had died in the Plague.
+Once the edict that barred women from crafts was passed, the Hall lost more of its residents. Eligible boys were frantically searched for apprenticeships, while the surviving journeymen and masters scrambled to recover knowledge that had been lost when older crafters had died in the Plague.
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 ==Present Day==

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 *Daily classes do not usually produce full-sized versions of their recipes. In beginner-level classes, students will bake small amounts of their recipe daily, with one full version at the beginning of every month. This full version is what the students will be graded upon.
-==[[Bakercraft Apprentice Classes: Cooking]]==
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 ==[[Bakercraft Hall Apprentice Schedules]]==
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