Gentleman/Lady

A man or woman of good breeding, courteous behavior, and good conduct. Usually the term is applied to a member of the upper class who is independently wealthy (either by inheritance or regular allowance).

In the 1920s, such a person would certainly have had at least one servant (butler, valet, maid, chauffer) and probably a country and city residence. One does not necessarily have to be rich, as often family status is more important than family wealth in terms of the highest society.

Occupation Skill Points: EDU × 2 + APP × 2

Credit Rating: 40–90

Suggested Contacts: Upper classes and landed gentry, politics, servants and agricultural workers.

Skills: Art/Craft (any), two interpersonal skills (Charm, Fast Talk, Intimidate, or Persuade), Firearms (Rifle/ Shotgun), History, Other Language (any), Navigate, Ride.