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<blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 5856824" data-attributes="member: 34175">Well, let's do a quick run down - The acrobats, tiger tamer and dancer should have no problems playing themselves.The painter could easily be running a paint your portrait booth similar to boardwalk painters.The Butcher, baker, alcohol purveyor, apothecary and alchemist could set up food booths and the like.&nbsp; Maybe the alchemist comes up with potions that do wondrous things like change your skin color for a very short period of time, or makes your eyes glow or what not. Think very straight line here.The ex-slave may have a torture routine in the &quot;freak show&quot; area, or possibly billed as the &quot;scarred drow&quot;.That leaves the Chronicler, the Lawyer, the Treasurer, the tailor, the candlestick maker and the boy/girl.You could go for a bit of comic relief and make the lawyer a clown (sri DannyAlcatraz), the chronicler should easily be a story teller, or more &quot;mystically&quot; a fortune teller (using past stories as &quot;fortunes&quot;)&nbsp; The treasurer should be relegated to ticket booth sales, a task he shouldn't mind.&nbsp; The other three(+) are kind of up for grabs, so far you have no magic act, no singers, no game hawkers or &quot;rides&quot;.&nbsp; Let your imagination run wild with the rest and flesh out the good start you've already given yourself.&nbsp; Maybe the Tailor and entourage have set up the fantasy equivalent of the souvenir T-shirt booth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thunderfoot, post: 5856824, member: 34175"] Well, let's do a quick run down - The acrobats, tiger tamer and dancer should have no problems playing themselves. The painter could easily be running a paint your portrait booth similar to boardwalk painters. The Butcher, baker, alcohol purveyor, apothecary and alchemist could set up food booths and the like. Maybe the alchemist comes up with potions that do wondrous things like change your skin color for a very short period of time, or makes your eyes glow or what not. Think very straight line here. The ex-slave may have a torture routine in the "freak show" area, or possibly billed as the "scarred drow". That leaves the Chronicler, the Lawyer, the Treasurer, the tailor, the candlestick maker and the boy/girl. You could go for a bit of comic relief and make the lawyer a clown (sri DannyAlcatraz), the chronicler should easily be a story teller, or more "mystically" a fortune teller (using past stories as "fortunes") The treasurer should be relegated to ticket booth sales, a task he shouldn't mind. The other three(+) are kind of up for grabs, so far you have no magic act, no singers, no game hawkers or "rides". Let your imagination run wild with the rest and flesh out the good start you've already given yourself. Maybe the Tailor and entourage have set up the fantasy equivalent of the souvenir T-shirt booth. [/QUOTE]

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