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All Criminals

Aetherial Criminals

Aetherial criminals are those who use aether for illegal or mostly illegal activities.

Aetherial Assassins

Those who deliver death.

Asasiyyun
An assassin of Mahad who serves the Sun.

Cìkè
A zhanshi assassin.

Cutit
A hotsz who focuses on killing rather than theft.

Drapare
One of the Snow Queen's assassins.

Ha'akel
A shadowweaver who uses their powers of stealth to be a master assasin.

Khutgachin
A Tuth assassin from the deserts of Ladrya.

Machairotis
One of the basileus's personal assassins.

Mamumno
[cebuan] An herbalism who instead makes poisons.

Nindeeyallae
An asterian assassin.

Sender
Rogue psychopomps who hunt phantasmal undead for their own ends.

Sikiyn Hariq
An incendium assassin who walks in smoke.

Ucigash - definitive assassins
Ritual killers who devote every death to Death Herself, killing only those whose time it is to die, but who have somehow evaded it. They wield poarta to see their targets' souls.

Aetherial Bandits

Robbers by violence, usually outside of urban areas.

Depanneur
Users of parfum de marais who lure people into the deep swamp, wreck their boats, and then ransom them or kill and rob them.

Epidromeas
Raiders riding the plains and using livadi to mask their approach, terrorize targets, and to get away.

Gairakununi
Robbers in the Highreach who use hvittdogg to survive in and raid through the icy mountain passes.

Mosstrooper
Bandits who use prasinofos to help mask their escapes.

Mutaeariy
A bandit who raids at dawn.

Razboynik
Outlaws of the taiga who use TykvaVlast to create hideouts and raid from.

Aetherial Extortionists

Those who threaten, cajole, and wield violence for money.

Aisbae al-Naar
Arsonists who wield lahab al'qalb in their trade.

Shakkhau
Those who wield kazaddarean as extortionists.

Aetherial Con Artists

Those who engage in deceptions designed to steal money or valuables from people.

Flashing Molly
A luminaire who uses their powers to blind and confuse people in the course of complicated cons.

Aetherial Conspiracies

Clandestine organizations devoted to a cause, usually operating criminal political activities. Faking votes, blackmailing politicians, submitting bills...

The Green Flames
A group of environmentalists devoted to subversive political tactics.

Aetherial Counterfeiters

Those who make fake money or goods.

Duplicator
Those who use aedificarium in order to duplicate objects in order to make very believable counterfeits.

Zaojia Zhe
Counterfeiters who use bailaohu jinghua to make fake money.

Aetherial Drug Dealers

Those who create or sell recreational drugs, usually illicit.

Field Seeker
A mycologer who finds and sells hallucinatory mushrooms.

Mieszacz
A user of Tmakikan who uses it to make drugs more mild.

Nectar Drop
A user of hasken fure who makes potent recreational chemicals.

Uli Usbar
A mahra who uses anumun to create potent potions and other substances to see into the history of the universe.

Aetherial Fences

Those who buy, sell, store, and trade stolen goods.

Seljandi
One who uses hvittdogg to seal stolen goods into ice, making them harder to find.

Aetherial Hackers

Those who commit computer crimes.

Chaker
A hacker who uses metapolitics.

Metaluminaire
A hacker who uses the bright.

Ohasera
One who uses clockwork and timing to hack computers.

Phreaker
One who uses Cacophony, Euphony, and sonic aether to hack communications systems.

Aetherial Organized Crime

Extensive criminal outfits that includes mafias and gangs.

Brotherhood of the Lamp
Organized crime group of river-nomads who use bright-lamps to guide their way.

Kuni Ahi
A member of an organized crime group who uses ikehua lyua pele to dispose of dead bodies, burning them away with lava.

Nipatana
A member of an organized crime group who uses hvittdogg to freeze and hide dead bodies.

Zandaukh
Earth mages who work for chthonian organized crime families.

Aetherial Pirates

Robbers of the high seas, or sands, skies, or space. Ship-based robbers or hijackers.

Batu Api
A pirate who keeps a parrot that serves as lookout, assassin, thief, and more. [indonesian]

Depanneur
See aetherial bandits.

Zuhsulag
A pirate of primordial waters.

Halhira
An uchigash pirate who makes a vow to Death Herself to raid ghost ships and countries that support necromancy. [arawak for white]

Jal Daakoo
A rogue shamsherbaz who becomes a pirate.

Khatif
A dawntreader pirate. May also be a qursan.

Kilat
A luminaire sky pirate who serves as lookout on a skyship.

Night Fleet
A fleet of pirates devoted to an elemental called the Night Storm, an umbral of significant power.

Pwason Cho
Pirates in the Island Bridge who wield ikehua lyua pele to create volcanic hideouts and weaponry.

Qursan
Sand pirates who wield hamsaat al-sahra (and sometimes other powers) to sail the deserts and raid settlements.

Rinjadar
Asterian pirates.

Sea Wolf
Pirates who wield conflueverant to seek fortune and guide their ships.

Sjoraeningi
Ice pirates of the far north.

Sky Pirate
Pirates of the skies who wield kiiric yihi.

Stormrider
Pirates who wield bijalee to mask their fleets in storms or fly on storm clouds.

Thrauckhan
A tunneler pirate underground.

Aetherial Revolutionaries

Those engaged in trying to overthrow the current order.

Stormbringer
See celestial criminals.

Aetherial Smugglers

Those who move goods clandestinely to avoid taxes, tariffs, or legalities.

Przemytnik
Smugglers who use Tmakikan to keep smuggled food fresh.

Aetherial Spies

Those who gather or steal information, usually for a government or corporation, but sometimes freelance.

Long-ears
Users of sonic aether who wield the magic to listen over long distances as spies.

Metapol
Users of conflueverant who wield it to spy on others.

Rngoic
Spies who use true shadow to improve their stealth.

Aetherial Street Medics

Grubber
An urban herbalist who engages in street medicine.

Aetherial Terrorists

The use of widespread violence to further a cause or control a population.

Iguzogide
A Taggaran terrorist who fights logging or oil companies who destroy animal habitats.

Rogue Watcher
Terrorist watcher who escapes into time.

Aetherial Thieves

Those who engage in interpersonal theft, burglary, or other forms of stealing, usually while avoiding violent confrontation.

Chapard
A thief of the deep swamps.

Duzd
A Tuth of western Dabusen who wields ma'dhahabi to break through doors and rob temples.

Gu'urhitho
A shadowweaver who uses their powers to burgle.

Hotsz
Legendary cult of thieves who are said to steal the moons (creating new moons). Rather, they wield lunar aether to mask themselves at night.

Lacatus
An ucigash who focuses on burglary and lockpicking.

Lilibizi
A thief who stole the secrets of anumun long ago and brought it to the mahra.

Mouskein
Thieves who use nzwara murazvo to get animals to steal for them. Mostly they use rodents, though some variations use monkeys, lizards, or birds. Also users of gemtkhereg.

Promethean
One of the cult devoted to he who stole fire.

Ongoilgogch
A Tuth of the Ladryan deserts.

Suǒ Jiàng
A shimisi locksmith.

Vidtakandi
A grylukert who breaks safes and locks with their icy powers.

Aetherial Vagrants

Those who live on the streets. Beggars, vagabonds, and the homeless, unjustly criminalized.

Gamine
A street girl who uses tykva vlast and is the autumnal equivalent of a flowergirl.

Aetherial Vigilantes

Those who take the law into their own hands.

Libua
The lioness vigilante warriors.

Night Watch
Wielders of true shadow, Aemoa, and the lore who are vigilantes who protect women.

Silver Torch
Elite warriors and rogues, vigilantes, wearing silver cloaks and wielding weapons bathed in argentflame. They serve a legendary order of those who defy evil, corruption, and violence against the world.

Aetherial Assassins

Aetherial Bandits

Aetherial Extortionists

Aetherial Con Artists

Aetherial Conspiracies

Aetherial Counterfeiters

Aetherial Drug Dealers

Aetherial Fences

Aetherial Hackers

Aetherial Organized Crime

Aetherial Pirates

Aetherial Revolutionaries

Aetherial Slavers

Aetherial Smugglers

Aetherial Spies

Aetherial Street Medics

Aetherial White Collar Criminals

Celestial Criminals

Celestial criminals wield celestial essence to commit crimes, many of which are only illegal in oppressor states.

Celestial Assassins

Those who deliver death.

Hatyaara
A marshal tasked with executing a violator.

Mamamatay-Tao
A tagapagpalaya whose defiance is assassinating oppressors.

Mananaksak
A kamatuuran who sends their statues out to kill liars.

Tappaja
A clan warrior tasked with assassination.

Tepopoloani
A heroic assassin who takes on extremely powerful adversaries.

Celestial Bandits

Robbers by violence, usually outside of urban areas.

Outlaw - definitive bandits
Heroic, Robin Hood-like bandits who steal from the rich and give to the poor, wielding Tenyocan to spread their renown and bring others to their cause

Celestial Con Artists

Those who engage in deceptions designed to steal money or valuables from people.

Dazzling Jim
A con artist who uses euphotonia as part of their scheme.

Flyge-wíl
A tæflere who engages in trickery and hoaxes in order to bring down the ruthless and powerful.

Celestial Conspiracies

Clandestine organizations devoted to a cause, usually operating criminal political activities. Faking votes, blackmailing politicians, submitting bills...

Meille
A secretive clan, bonded together, to affect certain worldwide political currents.

Celestial Counterfeiters

Those who make fake money or goods.

Art Forger
An inspired artist who replicates famous paintings.

Wijoja
A form of unifier who unites criminals in a major counterfeiting scheme in order to tank the economy of an imperialist power.

Celestial Drug Dealers

Those who create or sell recreational drugs, usually illicit.

Alitheopharm
Drug-makers who use waarheid to make potent truth serums and drugs that affect one's True Name.

Aphrodisiacist
A lapidarist who creates substances out of their jewels that can reveal one's love.

Aromatopoios
Drug-makers and dealers who use euphoria to make very powerful drugs.

Celestial Fences

Those who buy, sell, store, and trade stolen goods.

Akhidh
A hallow who embodies charity. They are fences who give away to the poor and over-charge the rich.

Celestial Hackers

Those who commit computer crimes.

Photosensoror
A user of euphotonia who can alter the flow of information via light signals.

Phreaker
A user of Euphony, Cacophony, and/or sonic aether to hack communications systems.

Celestial Organized Crime

Extensive criminal outfits that includes mafias and gangs.

Neuvonantaja
Member of the organized crime family the Viinimaki Family who bond their members via banaru. They rob the rich and powerful and share with the poor and needy. The neuvonantaja is their consigliere and clan mage.

Celestial Pirates

Robbers of the high seas, or sands, skies, or space. Ship-based robbers or hijackers.

Aesc-man
A liðs pirate.

Asong Dagat
A "sea dog" tagapagpalaya.

Dastard
A brave pirate who specializes in taking big, dangerous targets - like armadas.

Freebooter
Pirates who use many forms of celestial essence and are generally fighting the empires and corporations, and never engaging in slaving.

Haejeog
A unifier among pirates.

Gardanamaar
A pirate who smashes oppressor shipping lines.

Longyard
A farseer serving as lookout.

Popinjay
A musician on a pirate ship.

Rascal
A "foppish" pirate by some accounts, a romantic hero by others.

Raskol i Raun Long Sip
A band of Rainbowguard privateers who hit enemy ships.

Yamazaki
A pirate, usually a freebooter, who specializes in using yahas to bond the crew.

Celestial Revolutionaries

Those engaged in trying to overthrow the current order.

Hyeogmyeongjeog-in
A unifier revolutionary.

Kraantikaaree
A revolutionary who has achieved equilibrium.

Phetohelo
A manganga whose belief is in the power of the people and revolution.

Makulay
Resistance fighters who use radiance to fight the oppressor classes.

Stormbringer
Revolutionaries who mostly use liberation power, waarheid, nzwara murazvo, bijalee. Also called "Red Cloaks" or "Great Wolves".

Tagapagpalaya - primary liberation power user / definitive revolutionaries
Those who wield liberation power through continuing, increasing acts of resistance.

Celestial Smugglers

Those who move goods clandestinely to avoid taxes, tariffs, or legalities.

Holener
A liðs who is a smuggler.

Milsuseon
A smuggler who brings goods and weapons to resistance fighters, revolutionaries, and so on.

Renegade
An escaped slave who uses liberation power and any other power they can find to free other slaves, smuggling them out of bondage.

Returner
Vigilante smugglers and thieves who steal back cultural artifacts and bring them back to their people.

Celestial Spies

Those who gather or steal information, usually for a government or corporation, but sometimes freelance.

Farspy
Farseers who work as spies, using euphotonia.

Washerwoman
Literal washerwomen who live the holy virtue of humility and use their humble station to listen in and spy for good causes. They sometimes also use metapolitics.

Celestial Street Medics

Those who engage in medical care for the indigent, criminal, or lost, often outside the law.

Lastwife
A street midwife and back-alley abortionist.

Street Medic - definitive street medics
Healers who help the criminal elements with curacion and other healing arts.

Celestial Terrorists

The use of widespread violence to further a cause or control a population.

Naghihimagsik
A tagapagpalaya whose defiance comes in the form of terrorist acts. Often a short-lived chain of liberation power.

Celestial Thieves

Those who engage in interpersonal theft, burglary, or other forms of stealing, usually while avoiding violent confrontation.

Dil Churaane Vaala
A lapidarist who specializes in stealing objects wanted by those they love.

Dodug
A unifier among thieves.

Crying Sarah
A thief who has attained enlightenment and uses their skills to equalize the local economy.

Ge-stala
A tæflere who works as a thief.

Ichtequini
A thief who wields Tenyocan by making impossible thefts.

Luzuha
A thief who steals hearts.

Magnanakaw
A tagapagpalaya whose acts of defiance are stealing from the oppressor.

Purunjunju
A prismatic mage who uses their powers to steal.

Tolvaj
A miracleman who specializes in thefts that help people.

Umujura
An uwabikoze thief.

Voro
A clan mage or clan member tasked with theft.

Watchman
See celestial vigilantes.

Celestial Vagrants

Those who live on the streets. Beggars, vagabonds, and the homeless, unjustly criminalized.

Hleápere
A tæflere who wanders as a vagrant.

Longwalker
See celestial faithful. They are often criminalized as vagrants where they roam.

Miracleworker
See celestial esotericists.

Tenüüchlegch
An udagan who guides criminal groups, gangs, and other unconventional communities. Often an adviser and information broker.

Celestial Vigilantes

Those who take the law into their own hands.

Night Watch
Wielders of true shadow, aemoa, and the lore who are vigilantes who protect women.

Street Guardian - definitive vigilantes
Vigilantes who target organized crime that harms the poor and oppressed, often using lhair.

Celestial Assassins

Celestial Bandits

Celestial Extortionists

Celestial Con Artists

Celestial Conspiracies

Celestial Counterfeiters

Celestial Drug Dealers

Celestial Fences

Celestial Hackers

Celestial Organized Crime

Celestial Pirates

Celestial Revolutionaries

Celestial Slavers

Celestial Smugglers

Celestial Spies

Celestial Street Medics

Celestial White Collar Criminals

Infernal Criminals

Infernal criminals wield infernal essence in for illegal purposes.

Nocent
Infernal archcriminal mastermind.

Infernal Assassins

Those who deliver death.

The Cull
A cult of killers who target the "impure".

Dokusatsu-sha
A wielder of fusei who poisons targets.

Dropper
An assassin who works the same way a blood knight does - gaining power from spilling blood.

Fixer
See infernal white collar criminals.

Flayer
Assasins who remove the skins of their targets in order to create hollow energy.

Gurj
A frailthing who specializes in assassination.

Hasalu
A gyroxene assassin who kills wildly.

Inhumanist
Ancient cult of serial killers who give up their souls and gain power from murder after performing infernal rites.

Interfector
An assassin who wields any or all infernal essences.

Kvävare
A frailthing who specializes in sucking the air out of peoples' lungs.

Llofrud
An assassin specializing in thorn energy poisons.

Maalgka
Necromantic assassins.

Messerstrecher
A purifier who specializes in killing specific targets rather than mass terror.

Nimhe
A sceimhlitheoir assassin/poisoner.

Nullifier
Legendary void assassins.

Pa'asu
A Srisian assassin.

Poisoner
Those who make and use poisons with vile energy.

Pueruloccisor
A Stillborn cultist who kills specific targets for the Cult.

Red Needle
An illusionist who wields their powers to stealthily kill.

Spiritkiller
Assassins who wield blasphemy energy in order to kill spirits and Aeonians,

Tharndhauk
Assassins serving the Eldritch.

Trywanwr
A saethwr sniper/assassin and knife-specialist.

Tueur
A lure asssassin.

Ubiytsa
A vityaz specializing in assassination.

Uccisorio
A hitman serving a schiavista.

Witchslayer
A witchfinder who specializes in assassinating witches.

Infernal Bandits

Robbers by violence, usually outside of urban areas.

Desperado
Bandits known to wield mollesse in order to attack much more powerful targets.

Rundaja
Uncontrolled, wild baleblood-wielding bandits.

Infernal Con Artists

Those who engage in deceptions designed to steal money or valuables from people.

Butain
Predatory sex workers in western Ansulym who are known to use Cacophony, thorn energy, and Peccatum to ensnare people.

Esroc
Those who use stravomenos during cons and hoaxes in order to make people more gullible.

Goodfinder
A fake witchfinder who none-the-less gets women killed via their accusations, usually as part of a bigger con.

Peigneur
Conmen who create complicated hoaxes with Bedrog.

Quacksalver
Users of Bedrog who make and sell snake oil.

Wynebwr
Those who wield thorn energy as part of identity theft scams.

Infernal Conspiracies

Clandestine organizations devoted to a cause, usually operating criminal political activities. Faking votes, blackmailing politicians, submitting bills...

Mastermind - definitive conspirators
Users of gossamer light who influence and control other criminals to do their bidding.

Web of Srisia
The elite network of spies and agents who serve Srisia.

Infernal Counterfeiters

Those who make fake money or goods.

Peigneur
Counterfeiters who create complete replicas with bedrog.

Infernal Drug Dealers

Those who create or sell recreational drugs, usually illicit.

Braoniad
Drug dealers who make special hallucinogens out of uafas-imbued ingredients.

Cyffuriwr
Dewin drains who use their arts to make potent intoxicants.

Fournisseur - definitive drug dealers
Those who make the intoxicating perfumes of lures.

Infernal Extortionists

Those who threaten, cajole, and wield violence for money.

Basher - definitive extortionists
Brutes who use baleblood and their strength to extort and intimidate.

Ruthless
Users of razdavit' who extort others to gain power.

Utpressare
Extortionists who use powers over rending in order to destroy and intimidate.

Witchbaiter
A witchfinder who specializes in blackmailing women by accusing them of witchcraft, or luring out witches by accusing non-witches, or of extorting actual witches for money.

Infernal Fences

Verkeefer
A fence who uses drenante to rob those they trade with.

Infernal Hackers

Those who commit computer crimes.

Effaceur
Someone who distorts information on the net with stravomenos.

Erreger
One who uses vile energy to infect computers.

Reticolo
A hacker who uses gossamer light to manipulate other computers.

Rozryvnyk
A gyroxene who uses their powers to disrupt communications and computer systems.

Tochoriz
An irritologer who uses hacking to erase information.

Infernal Organized Crime

Extensive criminal outfits that includes mafias and gangs.

Brightfire Family
One of the most powerful and legendary crime families, known for their use of drenante, quaestus, [[gemtkhereg, mashoaab, menab'e, d'qiarsea, and more.

Don - definitive organized crime
A schiavista who runs a crime family.

Mangler
Vicious torturers who work for organized crime families and use arnum in their work.

Silin Family
Vesturian organized crime that is known for their use of razdavit' to empower their made men.

Infernal Pirates

Robbers of the high seas, or sands, skies, or space. Ship-based robbers or hijackers.

Boilcutter
A ship's surgeon who spreads more disease than they prevent or cure. A pejorative term as well as a name for an actual (ineffective) innoculation policy.

Boucannier
A privateer serving a conquering or invasive country.

Diamond Claw
Part of the legendary Diamond Fleet who sail the Abyss.

Foghlai Mara
A pirate of the Indigo Sea who wields terror and sails in nightmares.

Hellkite
A broad term that has several uses:

A crippler working as a pirate in the Indigo Sea.
A ship's torturer in the Reever Sea.
A captain who wields hollow magic in the RedOcean.
Sometimes pirate who uses misfortune in Aurul Ocean.
A Merciless (see below) anywhere the Mercilless are found.

Developed as a term generally for the most vicious pirates but evolvd in different places to mean one of the above.

The Howlers
A crew of pirates who scream as they attack.

Hulgalmalah
A puppeteer who is the captain of a pirate ship.

Irruptive
A Stillborn cultist who sails as a pirate on sunken ships deep below the surface.

Ledorub
A vityaz pirate who sails in an icecutter ship in the Borean Ocean.

Lure
See infernal slavers. Some lures work port cities as agents of slaving ships or pirates.

Marauder
A pirate who uses all infernal powers that they can.

Merciless
A member of the Merciless Brotherhood who has sold their soul to a demon for power.

Merciless Brotherhood
The pirate fleet founded by the demologer Zanil the Merciless, this is a fleet of demon-contracted reevers who wield infernum.

Mitho
A pirate who serves the Eldritch, sometimes sailing undersea.

Necronavarchus
A necromancer who specializes in creating and raiding with ghost ships.

Oqqohi
Space pirates who are nullifiers.

Rampager
An avenger in a pirate crew.

Sanguino
A pirate who gains power when they spill blood.

Sjorovare
A captain who wields Drenante.

Slaver
See infernal slavers.

Smogship
An industrialist who builds massive, polluting ships that plunder the world.

Wokou
Pirates from eastern Dabusen who wield fusei.

Infernal Slavers

Those who capture, buy, sell, trade, and otherwise deal in slaves.

Dushokradets'
See infernal artisans.

Imperator - primary imperium user / definitive slavers
Those who wield chains made from schwerstrum, which contains imperium. This white metal allows the wielder to control those bound by the chains. They wear collars of the same material to connect themselves to the chained.

Lure - primary peccatum user
One who wields Peccatum via dance and special perfumes in order to entice others to commit acts of atrocity, or to lure them into situations where they are made victims of such.

Rabotogovets
Slave traders who use razdavit' to gain power from those they capture, buy, and sell.

Red Sapphire Guild
Dangerous organization of sex slavers who employ lures.

Seventeenth Day
The largest independent slaving guild, mostly users of imperium.

Stuprador
A conquistador who dabbles in slaving, especially sex trafficking.

Witchtaker
A witchfinder who takes witches as slaves, usually after stripping them of their powers.

Infernal Smugglers

Those who move goods clandestinely to avoid taxes, tariffs, or legalities.

Mentider
Those who use bedrog in spycraft and smuggling operations.

Infernal Spies

Those who gather or steal information, usually for a government or corporation, but sometimes freelance.

Mentider
Those who use Bedrog in spycraft and smuggling operations.

White Warder
Group of spies bound to their masters via razdavit' in Vesturia.

Infernal Street Medics

Bleeder
Street doctors who use dangerous exsanguination techniques and quaestus to heal other criminals.

Pestilent
One who poses as a street medic but actually spreads plague.

Infernal Terrorists

The use of widespread violence to further a cause or control a population.

Goodbutcher
A witchfinder who terrorizes a community in order to draw out witches, or who terrorizes witches directly. Often genocidal.

Purifier
Users of feirua who are known to use their arts in acts of terrorism in the cause of racial supremacy.

Sahatu
Wild, erratic, dangerously chaotic terrorists who wield entropy.

Sponterezh - primary uafas user / definitive terrorists
The energy uafas infuses certain hallucinogenic compounds that can be wielded by skilled users on darts and other projectiles in order to cause nightmares and visions of terror.

Skummelt
A terrorist who wields rending energy.

Slimste
An industrialist whose factories create massive amounts of light pollution in order to blot out the sky and drive people mad, terrorizing the population.

Infernal Thieves

Those who engage in interpersonal theft, burglary, or other forms of stealing, usually while avoiding violent confrontation.

Dieb
Villainous master thieves who use all forms of infernal essence in their work.

Dissimulator
An illusionist who uses their powers for theft.

Ekkemu
A "wild thief" who wields entropy to break into places.

Longtail
A thief of luck. Named out of the superstition that using the word "rat" was bad luck, but that they were as bad as the rodent in question.

Peculator
A thief who uses blood magic to achieve dangerous thefts.

Piker
A thief who preys on the poor and oppressed as a parasite.

Plunderer
An agent of an invading army who plunders and steals from indigenous people.

Purloiner
Users of thorn energy who steal characteristics and abilities from their targets.

Raimian
A demonologer who contracts for skills to become a master thief.

Sparan
A thief who wields uafas in order to hide themself and to incapacitate pursuers.

Tangler
A webweaver who has a network of thieves.

Twyllodrus
A cacosinger who engages in daring thefts and uses their voice to disrupt alarms, locks, and safes.

Infernal Vagrants

Those who live on the streets. Beggars, vagabonds, and the homeless, unjustly criminalized.

Misbegot
Those inflicted by life circumstances with misfortune who find ways to turn that misfortune into a weapon against others.

The Misbegotten
Those who manipulate misfortune in order to take advantage of beggars and homeless people, often mutilating them and making them mindless servants.

Trencherman
Beggars who prey on other beggars by starving them to generate Sterisi and then devouring their empty bodies.

Infernal White Collar Criminals

Those who engage in acts of corporate theft, espionage, wage theft, fraud, embezzlement, etc.

Fixer
Agents of major industrial companies who do anything, from murder to theft to espionage, to serve the bosses. They are known to wield brown aether.

Merchant Underground
A major white collar crime syndicate that uses drenante.

Schiavista - primary drenante user / definitive white collar criminals
Those who wield drenante use ancient ledgers that track ownership of mercatorial contracts. They make deals with others in order to capture powers and abilities from them.

Infernal Assassins

Infernal Bandits

Infernal Con Artists

Infernal Conspiracies

Infernal Counterfeiters

Infernal Drug Dealers

Infernal Extortionists

Infernal Fences

Infernal Hackers

Infernal Organized Crime

Infernal Pirates

Infernal Revolutionaries

Infernal Slavers

Infernal Smugglers

Infernal Spies

Infernal Street Medics

Infernal White Collar Criminals

Mundane Criminals

Assassins

Bandits

Extortionists - violent criminals

Fences

Hackers

Information Gatherers - spies, info brokers, etc.

Pirates

Slavers

Thieves

White Collar Criminals

Nommic Criminals

Nommic criminals use various forms of nommos in their activities.

Nommic Assassins

Those who deal in death.

Sakmal
An assassin who uses True Names to kill others, capturing theirs.

Nommic Bandits

Robbers by violence, usually outside of urban areas.

Bosqinchi
A wisin who strengthens their body for banditry.

Nommic Pirates

Robbers of the high seas, or sands, skies, or space. Ship-based robbers or hijackers.

Lam Dlo
An ennead who works as a pirate.

Nommic Spies

Those who gather or steal information, usually for a government or corporation, but sometimes freelance.

Mentat
A psionicist who uses stealthy telepathy and conscious sending to spy on others.

Nommic Thieves

Those who engage in interpersonal theft, burglary, or other forms of stealing, usually while avoiding violent confrontation.

Uchakka
A sorcerer who uses their powers to steal from the souls of others.

Nommic Counterfeiters

Nommic Organized Crime

Nommic Pirates

Nommic Revolutionaries

Nommic White Collar Criminals

Paradoxical Criminals

Users of paradoxical energies in criminal activities.

Paradoxical Assassins

Those who bring death.

Muurayi
A wandering assassin.

Paradoxical Con Artists

Those who engage in deceptions designed to steal money or valuables from people.

Apus-Apusan
Conmen who use flux to alter documents after they have been signed.

Degozo
Users of vonzot who manipulate social and economic systems in order to con people.

Paradoxical Hackers

Those who commit computer crimes.

Metahacker - definitive hackers
Computer hackers who use complexity in their work.

Tigbungkag
A hacker who uses possibility.

Paradoxical Organized Crime

Extensive criminal outfits that includes mafias and gangs.

Teffegolz
gnomish organized crime syndicate.

Paradoxical Thieves

Those who engage in interpersonal theft, burglary, or other forms of stealing, usually while avoiding violent confrontation.

Satherian
Member of a cult of thieves who use momentum to teleport themselves into impossible places to rob.

Paradoxical Vagrants

Those who live on the streets. Beggars, vagabonds, and the homeless, unjustly criminalized.

Vagabond - definitive vagrants
Wanderer who uses momentum in their travels.

Paradoxical Assassins

Paradoxical Bandits

Paradoxical Con Artists

Paradoxical Conspiracies

Paradoxical Counterfeiters

Paradoxical Drug Dealers

Paradoxical Extortionists

Paradoxical Fences

Paradoxical Hackers

Paradoxical Organized Crime

Paradoxical Pirates

Paradoxical Revolutionaries

Paradoxical Slavers

Paradoxical Smugglers

Paradoxical Spies

Paradoxical Street Medics

Paradoxical Terrorists

Paradoxical Thieves

Paradoxical Vagrants

Paradoxical Vigilantes

Paradoxical White Collar Criminals

Poioumenonic Criminals

Poioumenonic criminals wield forms of poioumenon in their work.

Poioumenonic Assassins

Those who bring death.

Baillitheoir
An assassin who kills by the lore.

Chamenos
Assassins who use ArcaneShadow to erase their targets.

Gniomhaire
A gadai who kills instead of steals.

Mazi
A ghazi or other fated warrior who kills those who have escaped the fate of death.

Shinobi
Ninjas who wield kor in order to draw on historical precedents.

Poioumenonic Bandits

Robbers by violence, usually outside of urban areas.

Cateran
Raiders in Lyrilla who wield dream energy.

Meirleach
Fey raiders and bandits who strike at the feudal lords.

Poioumenonic Con Artists

Those who engage in deceptions designed to steal money or valuables from people.

Bamboozler
A conman who uses dream energy in their work.

Fet'ani Tenagari
One who misuses the First Language in order to trick people.

Grifter - definitive con artists
Conmen who use unfugl to make their grifts more complex and surprising.

Poioumenonic Drug Dealers

Those who create or sell recreational drugs, usually illicit.

Moonshiner
Makers of illegal hooch who use stagma.

Poioumenonic Hackers

Those who commit computer crimes.

T'elafi
One who codes with the First Language in order to break computer systems.

Poioumenonic Pirates

Robbers of the high seas, or sands, skies, or space. Ship-based robbers or hijackers.

Blue Falcon
A member of an elite fleet of sky pirates who fly on the winds of fortune.

Bradach
A meirleach of the high seas.

Grinning Dog
A grinning mage who sails as a pirate.

Jolly Roger
A pirate who wields stagma and sails drunk, but successfully.

Kaizoku
A lookout who uses reviewing to see the past as well as looking out in the present.

Kalb al'Bahr
A qursan who uses fate to sail their ships.

Skylopsaro
A pirate who wields arcane shadow to hide their ship and/or treasure.

Swashbuckler
Pirates caught in a poioumenonic flow.

Poioumenonic Slavers

Those who capture, buy, sell, trade, and otherwise deal in slaves.

Bondsmaster
Slavers who use ethereal essence instead of imperium. Theirs is a much riskier and less stable method.

Sclábhaí
A fey slaver.

Poioumenonic Spies

Those who gather or steal information, usually for a government or corporation, but sometimes freelance.

Arcanist - primary arcane shadow user / definitive spies
Those who wield the power of mystery to find secrets, protect mysteries, and act with stealth. They have special palimpsestic journals, veils, and other secret rituals and devices that allow them to command the arcane.

Féachaint
A spy who uses the lore.

Jasusum
Spies in Mahad who use fate energy to see more than others might realize.

Theresan
Member of the Order of St. Theresa, a group of spies, information brokers, and other agents who comprise the most elite network of such individuals in the world.

Poioumenonic Terrorists

The use of widespread violence to further a cause or control a population.

Grinning Man
A grinning mage terrorist.

Scartaire
A fey terrorist.

Poioumenonic Thieves

Those who engage in interpersonal theft, burglary, or other forms of stealing, usually while avoiding violent confrontation.

Dorobo
A thief who uses kor or an onmyoji who steals from the past. The former is a major violation of traditions.

Gadai
A thief who wields dream energy to make sure the occupants/owners of their target are sleeping. Often they use dream sand.

Glacadóir
A fey thief.

Fingerjack
A thief who replicates the thefts of legend.

Grinning Thief
A grinning mage who specializes in theft.

Nashl
An Aladdin-like thief who is fated. A thief who is a plaything of fate.

Sneakthief
A thief who uses arcane shadow in their work.

Sot
A street drunk who uses stagma to succeed at petty thefts.

Wishbone
A thief who gets by on luck.

Poioumenonic Vagrants

Those who live on the streets. Beggars, vagabonds, and the homeless, unjustly criminalized.

Rambler - primary fortune user
A gambler of the esoteric variety, one who senses the winds of fortune and can use them to increase their chances in games of risk and chance.

Street Poet
A homeless drunk who uses stagma to survive. Sometimes called a street bard, street sage, etc. Some ironic name. The God of Wine is known to take care of those who have lost everything, and often, he grants them such powers when no one else will care for them.

Poioumenonic Assassins

Poioumenonic Bandits

Poioumenonic Con Artists

Poioumenonic Conspiracies

Poioumenonic Counterfeiters

Poioumenonic Drug Dealers

Poioumenonic Extortionists

Poioumenonic Fences

Poioumenonic Hackers

Poioumenonic Organized Crime

Poioumenonic Pirates

Poioumenonic Revolutionaries

Poioumenonic Slavers

Poioumenonic Smugglers

Poioumenonic Spies

Poioumenonic Street Medics

Poioumenonic Terrorists

Poioumenonic Thieves

Poioumenonic Vagrants

Poioumenonic Vigilantes

Poioumenonic White Collar Criminals

Shebvic Criminals

Shebvic criminals wield shebvic energies in their work.

Shebvic Assassins

Those who deliver death.

Suitcaszi
An assassin who hones their skills with kakraohy.

Ganhor
A weaponmaster who specializes in weapons and arts of assassination.

Kisi Olturguk
A western Dabusenese assassin who uses gemtkhereg.

Maut Laana
A mercator who trades for powers of killing and death so they may kill a specific target, OR one who has traded with a mercator for such skills, often charged with killing someone for the mercator.

Oltirwisczi
A pentologer who serves dragons as a personal assassin.

Slayer
One who uses b'qar to hunt mortal prey. Assasssins. Often specialized - "dragonslayer", "manslayer", "Hordeslayer", etc. and such specializations come with other powers used.

Shebvic Bandits

Robbers by violence, usually outside of urban areas.

Bandalero
Bandits who wield d'qiarsea to better strike their targets.

Betyar
Bandits who wield b'qar in the forests of Idangar.

Klepht
Bandits who wield gemtkhereg.

Ladrone
Raiders who wield draconic power to allow them to accumulate loot.

Shebvic Con Artists

Those who engage in deceptions designed to steal money or valuables from people.

Fleecer
Conmen who use gemtkhereg.

Shebvic Conspiracies

Clandestine organizations devoted to a cause, usually operating criminal political activities. Faking votes, blackmailing politicians, submitting bills...

The Five Faces of the Dragon
A draconic conspiracy of unknown intent.

Shebvic Counterfeiters

Clandestine organizations devoted to a cause, usually operating criminal political activities. Faking votes, blackmailing politicians, submitting bills...

Ferfalsking
A bitol who uses their powers to create fake versions of whole buildings, vaults, or rooms in order to aid in robbery planning.

Forger - definitive counterfeiters
See shebvic artisans.

Shebvic Drug Dealers

Those who create or sell recreational drugs, usually illicit.

Bagman
A drug dealer and agent of drug cartels who uses gemtkhereg when transporting drugs, weapons, or money.

Shebvic Extortionists

Those who threaten, cajole, and wield violence for money.

Kheruulch
An extortionist who uses oalkhaylaoataa.

Knoke
A street tough in Jorgendheim who uses gemtkhereg to intimidate and extort people.

Zimka
A weaponmaster whose weapon is metal knuckles, used in street brawls.

Shebvic Fences

Those who buy, sell, store, and trade stolen goods.

Belcornian - definitive fences
Elaborate fences who are masters of mashoaab.

Maroon Merchant
A fence who bilks people using gemtkhereg.

Vicolo
A backalley fence who uses mashoaab.

Shebvic Hackers

Those who commit computer crimes.

Metaforger
A hacker who uses gemtkhereg to copy and fake files.

Shebvic Organized Crime

Extensive criminal outfits that includes mafias and gangs.

Raglaw
A lieutenant in an organized crime family, especially the Brightfire Family, who uses gemtkhereg to serve the family's interests.

Shebvic Pirates

Robbers of the high seas, or sands, skies, or space. Ship-based robbers or hijackers.

Qaraqszi
A reiver who uses draconic accumulation as well so that they might fly dragonships.

Reiver - definitive pirates
A pirate who uses gemtkhereg.

Plunderer
A pirate who uses mashoaab to store and protect what they've stolen.

Sea Hawk
A reiver who uses b'qar to seek their targets.

Seaskimmer
A reiver who wields oalkhaylaoataa to become a more powerful pirate.

Spalpeen
A reiver who uses kakraohy to master their sailing and raiding skills.

Tuug
A weaponmaster whose entire ship is their weapon.

Shebvic Revolutionaries

Those engaged in trying to overthrow the current order.

Red Thomas
A pilferer who uses their arts to fight the government.

Shebvic Slavers

Those who capture, buy, sell, trade, and otherwise deal in slaves.

Valitsema
Those who use oalkhaylaoataa to dominate and control slaves.

Shebvic Smugglers

Those who move goods clandestinely to avoid taxes, tariffs, or legalities.

Compartmenter - definitive smugglers
A smuggler who uses gemtkhereg.

Hannah's Man
Smugglers in the legendary smuggling crew Hannah's Men. They use menab'e.

Shebvic Spies

Those who gather or steal information, usually for a government or corporation, but sometimes freelance.

Sxdnaem
A spy from northeastern Dabusen who uses gemtkhereg to infiltrate enemy governments.

Shebvic Street Medics

Those who engage in medical care for the indigent, criminal, or lost, often outside the law.

Street Medic
See shebvic healers.

Shebvic Terrorists

The use of widespread violence to further a cause or control a population.

Umqalisi
One who uses war magic to start wars.

Shebvic Thieves

Those who engage in interpersonal theft, burglary, or other forms of stealing, usually while avoiding violent confrontation.

Betoro
A (usually desperate) vadasz who uses their skills to steal, often as a pickpocket or cutpurse.

The Brotherhood
The ancient guild of thieves who wield gemtkhereg, Drenante, ArcaneShadow, true shadow, and many other arts in their work.

Defalcator
A wielder of mashoaab who uses it to know what to steal and how to steal it.

Hirsiz
One who wields draconic power and anything else they can so steal from dragons.

Huachicohero
Thieves who steal resources like oil, lumber, or other forms of fuel or materials, by using menab'e.

Larcenist
Thieves who wield every type of shebvic energy in their craft.

Pilferer - primary gemtkhereg user / definitive thieves
Hooded mages who use gemtkhereg to steal energies and objects.

Safe-Cracker
Those who use kakraohy to hone their skills in breaking into safes and other hard to enter places.

Tuth
Powerful, strong warrior-thieves who raid ancient ruins and use d'qiarsea and oalkhaylaoataa.

Yegg
A user of gebvel and/or cu'ucuh'ik whose expertise allows them to break and make safes.

Shebvic Vagrants

Those who live on the streets. Beggars, vagabonds, and the homeless, unjustly criminalized.

Skitnica
A vagrant in Ranu who uses shebv heya to stay out of jail.

Umhambi
A south Taggaran vagrant who uses gemtkhereg to evade the police.

Shebvic Vigilantes

Those who take the law into their own hands.

Vakaseggr
A lag-mathaer as a vigilante.

Watchman
A vigilante thief who uses gemtkhereg in enforcing street justice. See also celestial criminals.

Shebvic White Collar Criminals

Those who engage in acts of corporate theft, espionage, wage theft, fraud, embezzlement, etc.

Malversatore
A mercator who engages in embezzlement. Sometimes also uses Drenante.

Shebvic Counterfeiters

Shebvic Drug Dealers

Shebvic Extortionists

Shebvic Fences

Shebvic Hackers

Shebvic Organized Crime

Shebvic Pirates

Shebvic Revolutionaries

Shebvic Slavers

Shebvic Smugglers

Shebvic Spies

Shebvic Street Medics

Shebvic White Collar Criminals

Paradoxical Criminals

Poioumenonic Criminals

Polyesoteric Criminals

Shebvic Criminals

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Topic revision: r1 - 05 Apr 2022, SallyJaneBlack

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