Aetherial Maidens

Arktos
A small, elite sect of bear-protectors. See also aetherial esotericists.

Awatsiss
A maiden "sacrificed" at the harvest festival.

Basiaba
A maiden of the harmattan season of western Taggarus. (akan language)

Bipung (mossi language)
A western Taggaran maiden who represents the wet season.

Cailia Darach
An oak maiden of the summer.

Cukadel De'el (fula lang.)
A maiden of western Taggarus who represents surviving the dry season.

Damosel - definitive maidens
A woman who serves the Moons.

Daughter of Gaia
Those who combine various forms of aether, espcially Genesis, kazaddarean, viridian aether, and conflueverant, with Aemoa.

Dek Phuhying (girlchild maemd)
Witches who use lunar aether, true shadow, prasinofos, bijalee, and nzwara murazvo. They are elephant riders who wield ngaos and use the lore.

Devochka
An autumnal maiden.

Diviner *
One who seeks water with divining rods.

Fata Oglinda
Maidens who make lunar mirrors. See also aetherial artisans.

Flowergirl - primary hasken fure user
Young maidens who draw power via vernal festivals. They wield hasken fure which is imbued upon through community ceremonies, and they are protected by butterflies and garlands and flowers.

Gamine
Street urchins who perform autumnal rituals. See also AetherialWranglers.

Kristtorn
A winter maiden.

Lautesmaed
A girlchild sounder.

Mayya
A wildling girlchild who has gone feral.

Night Witch
A variant of a nightwyrder who is also a skilled warrior and sniper. See also aetherial esotericists.

Seipone
A woman who tends the Lesedian Mirror.

Strohspinner *
Ones who spin straw into gold. See also aetherial artisans.

Tarudaruvā
A woman / non-man astrologer child who draws power from the cycles of the cosmos.