Editing Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition (section)

===Acquisitions Incorporated===
*''Celebrity Adventurer’s Scion'': At least one of your parents was a famous adventurer, and you've been able to rely on their reputation to make your own life smoother all your life. Basically, a "D&Dification" of the famous media figure's spoiled brat offspring archetype. Your background feature is "Name Dropping", which allows you to wrangle minor assistance from a major campaign figure, and allows you trade on your heritage to potentially score free meals or places to sleep by playing on your family name.

*''Failed Merchant'': You used to run a mercantile business of some kind. Then it went under. Really, you need more of an explanation than this? Its background feature is "Supply Chain", which gives you connections amongst the mercantile class that you can call upon when looking for items and information.

*''Gambler'': Again, the name is pretty self-explanatory; you love to gamble, and you're good enough at it that you made a living by seeking out and winning at games of chance. Its background feature is "Never Tell Me The Odds"; during a downtime activity that involves either games of chance or figuring odds on the best plan, at the DM's discretion, you can get solid sense of which is likely to be the best and which is likely to be too good to be true.

*''Plantif'': Flavor-wise, this background is presented as "a guy we legally wronged, but suckered into dropping the complaints by luring them into joining the company instead", which matches with the name, but the tables themselves feel more suited for a lawyer type character. Its background feature is "Legalese", which grants you a firm knowledge of the ins and outs of your local legal system, something that might enable you to use ominous sounding legal terms to intimidate or deceive the common folk to gain favors and special treatment.

*''Rival Intern'': You used to belong to an entirely different organization to the one that you are now part of; make up your own reason why you left and are now hanging around with the PCs. Its feature, "Inside Information", means you still have connections inside your former group or organization, which you can contact to try and score information.