A craftsman who builds in stone or brick otherwise known as masonry.
| MASON | linked | TAILOR |
| MASON | linked | CARPENTER |
| MASON | linked | BLACKSMITH |
| MASON | linked | HERDSMAN |
| MASON | linked | PHYSICIAN |
| MASON | linked | TAILOR |
| MASON | linked | SHOEMAKER |
| MASON | linked | WALL (OF HOUSE) |
| MASON | linked | SCULPTOR |
| MASON | linked | CARPENTER |
| MASON | linked | BLACKSMITH |
| MASON | linked | POTTER |
| MASON | linked | MERCHANT |
| MASON | linked | TEACHER |
| MASON | linked | STRANGER |
| MASON | linked | FISHERMAN |
| WOOD | linked | MASON |
| STONE OR ROCK | linked | MASON |
| PERSON | linked | MASON |
| SON | linked | MASON |
| HUSBAND | linked | MASON |
| GRANDMOTHER | linked | MASON |
| I | linked | MASON |
| HE OR SHE OR IT | linked | MASON |
| WE | linked | MASON |
| FOOT | linked | MASON |
| WOMB | linked | MASON |
| PHYSICIAN | linked | MASON |
| CHEW | linked | MASON |
| KING | linked | MASON |
| SILK | linked | MASON |
| HOUSE | linked | MASON |
| MEN'S HOUSE | linked | MASON |
| WALL (OF HOUSE) | linked | MASON |
| SCULPTOR | linked | MASON |
| MORTAR BINDER | linked | MASON |
| BUILD | linked | MASON |
| CARPENTER | linked | MASON |
| BLACKSMITH | linked | MASON |
| GO | linked | MASON |
| PATH | linked | MASON |
| DAY (NOT NIGHT) | linked | MASON |
| TEACHER | linked | MASON |
| AND | linked | MASON |
| YES | linked | MASON |
| CLUB | linked | MASON |
| HERDSMAN | linked | MASON |
| PHYSICIAN | linked | MASON |
| TAILOR | linked | MASON |
| SHOEMAKER | linked | MASON |
| WALL (OF HOUSE) | linked | MASON |
| SCULPTOR | linked | MASON |
| CARPENTER | linked | MASON |
| BLACKSMITH | linked | MASON |
| POTTER | linked | MASON |
| MERCHANT | linked | MASON |
| TEACHER | linked | MASON |
| STRANGER | linked | MASON |
| FISHERMAN | linked | MASON |
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