Tavern Runner

While working in a tavern, (unit name) found an empty seat before a guest even opened the door. Most of their day was spent catching overflowing mugs, warming cold stew, and laughing along with the jokes of drunks. Because of that, even in serious moments, they often tried to ease the mood with a light word first.

(unit name) easily remembered regulars' orders and the accents of travelers. They moved quickly through loud songs and clinking cups, and before a quarrel could break out, they turned attention aside with a single joke. As the years passed, they came to feel more at ease in a noisy hall than in a quiet room.

What will it be today? was almost a greeting for (unit name). They wiped up spilled ale, brushed off the complaints of late guests, and arranged the remaining chairs until dawn, yet their expression rarely slipped. But after spending so long tending to other people's moods, they often noticed their own exhaustion too late.

Shown on the profile of a settler with this background; (unit name) is replaced with the settler's own name. One variant is rolled per settler.