Journeyman Tanners
By the time a crafter reaches the rank of journeyman, he has reached at least eighteen Turns of age, and has been studying for a minimum of six Turns. Senior journeymen must be at least twenty-one Turns old and have studied for nine Turns.

Journeyman (senior and junior) rotate through the major disciplines of the craft. Junior journeymen spend two months in each discipline. After two Turns, the journeyman selects his specialty, and spends six months in that chosen discipline, before his first time away from the Hall.

Senior journeymen spend two Turns away from the Hall, with assignments at various locations around the Southern continent, and one Turn in the Hall, refreshing their skills. Also, the greater part of the teaching of apprentices is handled by the senior journeyman.

Junior journeymen share four-man suites, consisting of two sleeping rooms and one common room. There are twenty such suites on the second floor of the Hall, ten in each of the north and south wings.

Senior journeyman share two-man suites of similar design. There are ten of these, located on the second floor of the north wing.

Apprentice teams and journeymen studying at the Hall are also assigned to Opal Cove Hold and Beastcraft Hall for two sevendays each. Master Occhipinti believes that his students must know all aspects of their craft "from hoof to Hall and Hold."

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