| Description | Job |
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| Junior to a knight. Duty is to learn the code of chivalry, rules of heraldry, horsemanship, and practice weapons. | |
| Took care of the castle estate and household administration. | |
| Crafted and manufactured bows and arrows. | |
| Declared announcements on behalf of the king or noble to the public. | |
| Dispensed remedies made from plants. | |
| A craftsman who makes shoes. | |
| Brought and heated water for nobles. | |
| Forged weapons, tools, and repaired armor. | |
| Constructed barrels. | |
| Cut hair, but would also serve as dentists, surgeons, and blood letters. | |
| Spun yarn. | |
| Employed to keep accounts. | |
| Made clothes for nobles. Had knowledge of fine and expensive materials. | |
| | Description | Job |
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| Secretary to a noble or royal person. | |
| Craftsman who made things of wood. | |
| Custodian of the castle. Makes important decisions in regards to defense of the castle. | |
| Worked their lord's land and paid dues in return for use of the land. | |
| Junior to a squire. Waited at table, cared for the lord's clothes, and assisted them in dressing. | |
| Sang and played musical instruments. | |
| Fought for their lord according to the code of chivalry. | |
| Entertained the court. | |
| Responsible for the castle entrance and guardrooms. Monitored who came into and out of the castle. | |
| Came from religious establishments where reading, writing, and comprehension skills were learned. | |
| Lowest of kitchen workers. Scrubbed pots. | |
| Responsible for the castle cellar. In charge of the buttery (stores and dispenses beverages - especially ale). | |
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