War of the Roses - 1455

The Baker class represents those skilled in the trade of baking bread and other foodstuffs. Bakers in 15th-century England were essential to the daily life of the community, providing sustenance to the townspeople. While often considered humble tradespeople, many bakers played a critical role in local politics, supplying bread to soldiers, noblemen, or other influential figures. They often had to navigate a web of political relationships to ensure the survival of their business.