Urban Incinerator (burned to ash): Any garbage that can turn to ash to fertilize the soil, is your responsibility, and now there may be a new kind of garbage to dispose of.
Urban Bloodletter (exsanguinated): You have studied what medicine you could, but you can only reliably kill people - but now that skill may be useful.
City Electrician (electrocuted): This town may not have much power, but the city lights are by your hand - and you know well what happens when your trade overloads the weaker currents of the heart.
City Steamroller (flattened): That's what they call you, anyway, and it's close enough: you make paths and roads wherever they are needed, no matter what was in your way.
Village Arborist (turned into a tree): It is by your hand that this town is surrounded by such a bountiful supply of lumber, and how those you found undesirable never made it into town - at least, those you could find en route
Village Ratcatcher (devoured by vermin): You rid the streets of all kinds of small creatures - but, like the pied piper of myth, you collect and train them to various purposes, including disposing of the real pests.
Local Baker (cooked alive): You bake all kinds of things for all kinds of tastes, and know recipes for pork of any length.
Local Chef (field dressed): There is good hunting in the local woods, and good herbs and crops too; it's surprising how many things go with fava beans.
District Plumber (forced through a garbage disposal): You own the pipes and sewage plants, and have used them to dispose of bodies before.
District Waterbringer (drowned): Through pipes, trucks, and buckets, you bring water to the town - in volumes large and small, wherever you deem it needed, and it seems you may be making some special deliveries now.
Neighborhood Poisonmaker (poisoned): Your ancestors were alchemists, but your art is more focused, for there are many things that need poisons - sometimes delivered forcibly.
Neighborhood Gravedigger (buried alive): A simple job, and you make sure those interred in your cemetary stay dead - sometimes not so simple, but only at first.
