Innkeeper

Erin reaches Level 18 in this class, though she views her progression with bitterness in the face of so much death.

The [Innkeeper] class is highlighted as Erin serves a hearty breakfast to her guests.

Gerial remarks that only Calruz would think to teach combat to an Innkeeper.

Sostrom discusses strange individuals holding the Innkeeper class.

Erin reaches Level 15 in this class after her emotional night of singing and chess.

Erin's class, referenced as she successfully caters to the large group of hungry adventurers.

Mentioned as Erin's class by Toren, Ksmvr, and Erin herself.

Erin briefly reflects on having leveled up slightly in this class while assessing her lack of accomplishments.

Erin levels up to Level 12 in this class at the start of the chapter.

Erin's class, which the skeleton notes it can never become.

Erin introduces herself with this class, confusing adventurers who assume she is a warrior.

Pisces mentions an annoying Innkeeper he plans to pay with his newly acquired gold.

Pisces points out that the [Innkeeper] class provides very few survival or combat Skills.

The owner of The Rat's Tail, who bows submissively to Magnolia.

The System class explicitly attributed to the man running the inn in Celum.

Erin's primary class, which she levels up to 11 at the chapter's conclusion.

Erin's class, which the Antinium Workers formally use to address her during their condolences.

Mentioned multiple times as the Class Erin holds, notably by the Antinium who revere her chess skills.

Erin's class, recognized by the Workers and the System notifications as she goes to sleep oblivious to the level-ups around her.

Erin progressed to Level 10 in this Class.

Selys gives Erin advice on leveling this Class, noting that at Level 9 she is not very advanced and should consider an apprenticeship.

Erin is referred to as the [Innkeeper] by the narration while she fidgets over her chess boasts.

Erin's class, which Klbkch notes rarely gains combat skills like the ones she acquired.

The class Erin levels up in at the end of the chapter.

Erin's primary class, which advances to level 6 at the end of the chapter.

Erin worries that possessing this class will physically change her, and she later uses it to describe herself to Selys.

Erin relies on the systemic authority of this class to deny the Watch jurisdiction on her premises.

Erin mentions leveling up in this class, and Relc notes that it typically grants basic crafting abilities early on.

Pisces addresses Erin by her class of [Innkeeper], and she casually explains that she gained the class simply by cleaning the inn.

Erin wonders if she has this class and questions what it actually means to innkeep.

Erin shares that she has levels in this class, and the System rewards her with a level up to 5 as she falls asleep.

Erin reflects on having four levels in this class.

Erin advances to Level 4 in this class after surviving the goblin raid in her inn.

The [Innkeeper] class is newly acquired by Erin at Level 1 via a System message while she rests.