Aetherial Faithful

Aetherial Agents

Those who are given a specific task for a Divine.

Firekeeper
A keeper of sacred flames.

Karpophoros (-phoi, pl.)
The fruit givers, worshippers of Harvest.

Psychopomp - primary poarta user
White-adorned wielders of poarta who carry special keys that allow them to send souls. They can also travel through the Nether Realm and guide souls to their afterlives.

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Aetherial Beatificers

Those who experience or spread Divine ecstasy.

Latela
A Lesedian who is overcome by the light of the mirror.

Zodiac Mind
An astrologer who is controlled or otherwise filled by the power of a constellation.

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Aetherial Chaplains

A clergy with a very specific ministry.

Insarcinat
A psychopomp who tends the funerals of a specific parish.

Untlatisimah
An auscultator tasked with tending people in a specific time period.

Aetherial Clerics

Generic clergy in an official organization.

Auscultator
A religious leader in Chronur.

Mahha
A leader of Lesedian religion.

Tohunga
A religious leader amongst the iwi atua.

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Aetherial Druids

Those who channel the power of nature.

Adaab
A druid bonded via anumun to the universe itself.

Druid - primary viridian aether user / definitive druids
A meditative and communal art that allows one to draw upon the viridian aether throughout the world, communing with all life, wielding Mother Shem's wrath, and channeling it through staves. They wear special robes and are protectors of forests.

Aetherial Gurus

A mentor, guide, and teacher of an eastern faith.

Is Dhara
A guru of the storm gods.

Aetherial Imams

Those who lead the faithful in prayer.

'Alim (pl. 'ulamah) - definitive imams
A prayer leader of the Sun.

Murshid
A prayer leader among the ka'ar.

Aetherial Monks

Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.

Chintaagrast
A monk of the storms.

Dnurxiq
A monk of the astral expanse.

Hurgkhaurgan
A chthonian monk.

Kaolu
A kǎolǜ (monk) of the dongxue followers of the nine great metals.

Meguohou
A monk of Chronur.

Monirigh
A monk in Azet who worships Nbt-Hwt.

Naasik
A hermit in the deep deserts.

Neazil
A monk of the Creator.

Ordensbruder
A monk of Volvebatur.

Otshel'nik
A mystic and monastic of the taiga.

Scagthac
A monk of the Darkness.

Wahdah
A monk of the ka'ar.

Yuetabar
A monk of the great golden sun.

Aetherial Nuns

Women who live in small, isolated communities, sometimes with specific tasks, taking profound vows of worship.

Igoumeni
A nun of the centaurs.

Kalogria
A nun of the merfolk.

Mireasa
A nun of Nbt-Hwt.

Morwadi
A nun of Lesedi.

Remeteno
A nun of the spring.

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Aetherial Plauditors

Those who praise of the Divines.

Lobener
A praise singer to Volvebatur.

Aetherial Preachers

Those who take the word of the Divines directly to the people.

Kaznodzieja
A preacher in the fields and among the livestock.

Qaalluu and Qaallitti (oromo)
The messengers of the Sky God.

Yatanafas
A ka'ar speaker to Narallah.

Aetherial Preceptors

Those who teach religion and read the words of the Divines.

Cendaopa
A faith teacher of the elves.

Qari
A reader of the holy words of the Sun.

Aetherial Priests

Official clergy who perform sacrifices, sacraments, and other rites.

Bnulgx
An asterian warrior-priest.

Hoerer
One who listens to the Volvebatur.

Kahuna
A noble class of religious leaders in Panaloa.

Komer
A shemir priest of the Creator.

Naooyi
A priest of the Sutaio people on the Palhuric plains whose role is to redirect, speak to, channel, or otherwise honor storms.

Taytakura
Priests of the Golden Empire of eastern Palhur.

Vulridir
A chthonian earth priest.

Aetherial Priestesses

Non-male clergy who perform rites and often serve female or non-male Divines.

Airimo
Elven priestesses.

Gallus
A transgender priestess of Mother Shem who is also a Daughter of Gaia.

Morongy
A green priestess in eastern Palhur's rainforests.

Ninisib
A mahra who serves as a priestess of the ancient mother goddesses.

Otine
Desert women religious leaders in western Dabusen.

Pinon
A merfolk priestess, one who drinks of the seas

Prestsfru
A priestess of the winter.

Riziko
A dryad priestess.

Vernalist
Adult users of hasken fure who grew up from being flowergirls.

Aetherial Prophets

Those who speak the will of the Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.

Esh Uzuulegch
A prophet of the deserts from Ladrya.

Nabee
A prophet of the storms.

Nafsuh
One who speaks the will of the Sun.

Omarim
A prophet of Chronur.

Ramkaul
A shemir prophet.

Shaghuf
A speaker of the flames.

Vakta
A prophet of the skies.

Vorbitor
A speaker for the Moons.

Aetherial Shamans

Those who are conduits to the spirits, the Divines, and the ancestors.

Alignalghi
Shaman of the far southern reaches of Palhur.

Bomoh
Northeastern Dabusenese shaman of earth and herbalism.

Haklu (houma)
A shaman of the Dunmarsh. One who listens to the wetlands.

Jiiskiiwnini
Bemaadizid shaman who communicates with the animal doodem of their clans. See also celestial faithful.

Kurdaitcha
A shaman of the big islands of the southern Island Bridge who serves the Creator, the Rainbow Serpent, and the Dreamtime. See also poioumenonic faithful and celestial faithful.

Mokingpu (hopi)
A user of fungal arts to see spirits.

Noaidi
A shaman of the northern folk who uses lunar aether, hvittdogg, and nzwara murazvo.

Nyulhlumos
A nightgaunt conduit to the Darkness.

Obgues
A shaman of eastern Palhur who communes with all nature.

Paapi
A religious leader of the Pihi people of the great Palhuric plains.

Pawang
Northeastern Dabusenese shaman of weather, harvest, nature, and animals.

Saman
One of the original taiga shamans.

Tongji
A shaman of the metallic spirits worshiped by the dongxue.

Aetherial Agents

Aetherial Attendants

Aetherial Beatificers

Aetherial Believers

Aetherial Chaplains

Aetherial Clerics

Aetherial Cultists

Aetherial Druids

Aetherial Gurus

Aetherial Imams

Aetherial Monks

Aetherial Nuns

Aetherial Pilgrims

Aetherial Plauditors

Aetherial Preachers

Aetherial Preceptors

Aetherial Priests

Aetherial Priestesses

Aetherial Prophets

Aetherial Shamans

Aetherial Witches
Topic revision: r12 - 23 Jun 2022, SallyJaneBlack
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