Jobs 

Fantasy Hero Jobs

Commoner
Peasant, Butcher, Baker, Farmer, Rancher, Potter, Painter, Tailor, Clothier, etc
No value in game terms, no useful training or combat skills. Most common NPCs

Elite
Librarian, Merchant, Noble, Royal
Has access to wealth and/or power. Can provide useful services to characters in-game

Specialists
Student/Teacher, Butler/Maid, Host/Waitress, Priest/Nun, Doctor/Nurse, Dancer/Musician
Has some special training or connections to useful people or places that can be used in game.

Adventurers
Strength - Warrior, Fighter, Samurai, Ronin, Archer, Ranger, Knight, Barbarian
Toughness - Paladin, Ninja, Thief, Guardsman, Amazon, Rogue
Mind - Wizard, Sorcerer, Illusionist, Alchemist
Will - Cleric, Druid, Summoner, Bard
Have special abilities usable in Combat, may include special connections or access.

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Common
Peasant, Craftsman (Blacksmith, Tailor, Woodsmith, Cobbler), Cook, Farmer/Rancher, Host/Hostess, Student/Teacher, Miner/Woodsman, Hunter

Uncommon
Butler/Maid, Doctor/Nurse, Priest/Nun, Shaman/Priestess, Librarian/Scholar, Musician/Dancer, Bounty Hunter

Rare
King/Queen, Prince/Princess, royalty/nobles, Merchant, Alchemist

Military
Watchman, Guardsman, Royal Guard, Bronze Knight, Silver Knight, Gold Knight, Platinum Knight, White Knight, Black Knight, Mercenary

Adventurer
Archer, Fighter, Warrior, Barbarian/Amazon, Martial Artist, Paladin, Soldier, Knight, Spy, Assassin, Ninja, Ronin, Thief, Rogue, Bandit, Ranger
Sorcerer, Wizard, Witch, Warlock, Summoner, Cleric, Druid, Bard

This is not an exhaustive list of job names for the fantasy setting. Since many names can overlap when identifying distinct professions the sum total of possible labels can create a massive collection. The final refined lists and definitions of Hero and NPC jobs will be usable at a glance, but since the fantasy setting has the most distinct job options compared to the Modern and Sci-Fi settings, now is a good time to gather up as many names and labels as possible.