Fun for Non-Combat Classes - What do you want?

[Maiandra]

I like a lot of the suggestions in the opening posts, especially field work and cooperative ventures. A greater variety of activities would alleviate much of the tedium.

Having local leve-quests include dropping off finished items at camps is an obvious balance to avoid DoH having significantly more anima than anyone else. Instead of going out to a camp just for the sake of leaving the town, there should be something meaningful to do at the camp. Hopefully, they will add some of these things (like fixing/building defenses and the like) at the hamlets once they introduce the "hamlet defense" events.

The market stalls (storefront) in the game seem tacked on as an afterthought. They need a lot more customization options, as well as greater shelf-space and longer rentals (at least 25 hrs... otherwise you have to come by earlier and earlier each day to maintain it...) Not to mention, a pink star over your head allows you to stand out from the crowd without the trouble of renting a stall. In fact, the stall actually blocks the view of such a star, making stalls undesirable.
A stall that allowed one to list twice as many items would be worth the rental for a lot of people. It would also be nice if the items displayed on and around the counter reflected what is actually listed (similar to how retainers can now wear clothing that is for sale).

Large enough player organisations (LS/player-run Company?) should be able to actually establish their own market. They can list anything there without penalty, but only members of the organisation can set up shop there. If certain conditions are met, they can provide "facilities" access (with comparable fees to NPC facilities, but payable to the group maintaining the market). Maybe they could even sell a "license" allowing a non-LS member to sell in their market (albeit with some distinction, like a name-color change, to show they are not members).

Other "workshop" suggestions listed above could easily apply here. I think this is a more viable option than each player having a personal workshop.