Those who are given a specific task for a
Divine.
FirekeeperA keeper of sacred flames.
Karpophoros (-phoi, pl.)
The fruit givers, worshippers of Harvest.
Psychopomp -
primary poarta userWhite-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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Those who experience or spread Divine ecstasy.
LatelaA
Lesedian who is overcome by
the light of the mirror.
Zodiac MindAn
astrologer who is controlled or otherwise filled by the power of a
constellation.
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A clergy with a very specific ministry.
InsarcinatA
psychopomp who tends the funerals of a specific parish.
UntlatisimahAn
auscultator tasked with tending people in a specific time period.
Generic clergy in an official organization.
AuscultatorA religious leader in
Chronur.
MahhaA leader of
Lesedian religion.
TohungaA religious leader amongst the
iwi atua.
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Those who channel the power of nature.
AdaabA druid bonded via
anumun to the universe itself.
Druid -
primary viridian aether user /
definitive druidsA 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.
A mentor, guide, and teacher of an eastern faith.
Is DharaA
guru of the storm gods.
Those who lead the faithful in prayer.
'Alim (pl. 'ulamah) -
definitive imamsA prayer leader of the Sun.
MurshidA prayer leader among the
ka'ar.
Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.
ChintaagrastA
monk of the storms.
DnurxiqA
monk of the astral expanse.
HurgkhaurganA
chthonian monk.
KaoluA kǎolǜ (
monk) of the
dongxue followers of the
nine great metals.
MeguohouA
monk of
Chronur.
MonirighA
monk in
Azet who worships
Nbt-Hwt.
NaasikA hermit in the deep deserts.
NeazilA
monk of the Creator.
OrdensbruderA
monk of
Volvebatur.
Otshel'nikA mystic and monastic of the taiga.
ScagthacA
monk of the Darkness.
WahdahA
monk of the
ka'ar.
YuetabarA
monk of the great golden sun.
Women who live in small, isolated communities, sometimes with specific tasks, taking profound vows of worship.
IgoumeniA
nun of the
centaurs.
KalogriaA
nun of the
merfolk.
MireasaA
nun of
Nbt-Hwt.
MorwadiA
nun of
Lesedi.
RemetenoA
nun of the spring.
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Those who praise of the
Divines.
LobenerA praise singer to
Volvebatur.
Those who take the word of the
Divines directly to the people.
KaznodziejaA
preacher in the fields and among the livestock.
Qaalluu and Qaallitti (oromo)
The messengers of the Sky God.
YatanafasA
ka'ar speaker to
Narallah.
Those who teach religion and read the words of the
Divines.
CendaopaA faith teacher of the elves.
QariA reader of the holy words of the Sun.
Official clergy who perform sacrifices, sacraments, and other rites.
BnulgxAn
asterian warrior-priest.
HoererOne who listens to the
Volvebatur.
KahunaA noble class of religious leaders in
Panaloa.
KomerA
shemir priest of the Creator.
NaooyiA priest of the
Sutaio people on the
Palhuric plains whose role is to redirect, speak to, channel, or otherwise honor storms.
TaytakuraPriests of the Golden Empire of eastern
Palhur.
VulridirA
chthonian earth priest.
Non-male clergy who perform rites and often serve female or non-male
Divines.
AirimoElven
priestesses.
GallusA transgender priestess of
Mother Shem who is also a Daughter of Gaia.
MorongyA green
priestess in eastern
Palhur's rainforests.
NinisibA
mahra who serves as a priestess of the ancient mother goddesses.
OtineDesert women religious leaders in western
Dabusen.
PinonA
merfolk priestess, one who drinks of the seas
PrestsfruA
priestess of the winter.
RizikoA
dryad priestess.
VernalistAdult users of
hasken fure who grew up from being flowergirls.
Those who speak the will of the
Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.
Esh UzuulegchA
prophet of the deserts from
Ladrya.
NabeeA
prophet of the storms.
NafsuhOne who speaks the will of the Sun.
OmarimA
prophet of
Chronur.
RamkaulA
shemir prophet.
ShaghufA speaker of the flames.
VaktaA
prophet of the skies.
VorbitorA speaker for the Moons.
Those who are conduits to the spirits, the
Divines, and the ancestors.
AlignalghiShaman of the far southern reaches of
Palhur.
BomohNortheastern
Dabusenese
shaman of earth and
herbalism.
Haklu (houma)
A
shaman of the
Dunmarsh. One who listens to the wetlands.
JiiskiiwniniBemaadizid shaman who communicates with the animal
doodem of their clans. See also
celestial faithful.
KurdaitchaA
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.
NoaidiA
shaman of the northern folk who uses
lunar aether,
hvittdogg, and
nzwara murazvo.
NyulhlumosA
nightgaunt conduit to the Darkness.
ObguesA
shaman of eastern
Palhur who communes with all
nature.
PaapiA religious leader of the
Pihi people of the great
Palhuric plains.
PawangNortheastern
Dabusenese
shaman of weather, harvest, nature, and animals.
SamanOne of the original taiga shamans.
TongjiA
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
Those who are given a specific task for a
Divine.
ConsecrationistThe clear blue waters of the
SupernalRealms can be found in rare spots on Shem, and those who are worthy may carry it and wash others with it, bringing them spiritual cleansing, protection, and grace. A consecreationist carries
celeste water in a special decanters and splashed upon people with an aspergillum.
Longwalker -
primary euskepsia userOne who travels the
Long Path and gains the ability through experiences that engrave upon their mind deeper wisdoms the power to use
euskepsia. They channel their mental energies through spears and bear special protective gear called an aegis.
Miracleworker -
primary Elysian essence userThose who travel the world helping people in need, often in ways that those in need don't even notice, giving the impression of miracles being performed. In doing so, they encourage belief in miracles, increasing the
Elysian essence in the world, thereby increasing chances of actual miracles occurring.
MoemeliA
manganga given a specific task for their greater power.
Those who perform services for the
Divines. Servants.
Angelologist -
primary celeste water user /
definitive attendantsOne who vows service to angels and gains celestial powers of protection, healing, or empowerment of others.
ApostleThe disciple of a
Messiah.
MohlokomediA
manganga in service to a greater power without a specific task.
ServantOf the same name as above, but a
hallow who embodies the virtue of service.
ServantThose who wield all
celestial essence through service to the Celestial Realms.
Those who experience or spread Divine ecstasy.
Ecstatic - definitive beatificers
One overcome by Divine ecstasy (euphotonia, euphony, or euphoria). See celestial witches.
ThaboA
manganga in the throes of ecstasy.
VisionarySee
celestial artists.
Those who worship a
Divine without necessarily being an official clergy or performer of rites.
DevoutOne who embodies the
holy virtue of piety.
HǽþenOne who believes fervently in
serendipity.
Hallow -
primary holy virtue userA person who embodies the 12
holy virtues, a hallow gains different powers depending on how they embody each virtue.
Manganga -
primary botshepehi userThose believers in either a calling, a greater power, or some other strongly beld conviction who do so with such fidelity and passion that they draw esoteric power called
botshepehi from it.
PilipiliQueer or trans followers of
Hili Kar. Includes
parru and assinnu.
Those who work for a non-religious organization in a religious capacity.
MotsoalleA
manganga given to spreading the greater good for a private organization.
Generic clergy in an official organization.
ConfessorA
cleric who listens to confessions and grants absolution from Heaven.
MorutiA
manganga with an official role with a religious organization.
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Those who channel the power of nature. Celestial druids are still called "druids", but they represent nature in different ways.
A mentor, guide, and teacher of an eastern faith.
BanaayaA
taala guru who heals the world.
ChuanshouA chuánshòu is a rare
guru unifier.
DhyaaneeA
guru of peace.
GyaaneeA
guru of the
Long Path.
Kumal -
primary ujjval aatma userOne who achieves equilibrium within their own soul and gains the power to sense imbalance in the world--and to affect it.
MagbigayA
guru among the
tagapagpalaya.
Nagmumuni-MuniA
guru of the Truth.
NishthaavaanA
guru who serves the
greater good.
PathapradarshakA
guru who imparts the wisdom and insights of justice.
Those who lead the faithful in prayer.
AitisalOne who calls the people to prayer. They use
Euphony,
euphoria, and
dumaqu.
CaliphA leader and descendant of a holy prophet.
KhadimA
manganga imam of
Mahad or northern
Taggarus.
LilsalaA prayer leader of the Shepherdess.
MuftiA holy judge of peace.
MutarjimAn interpreter of holy law and word.
Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.
AsketA
monk of central
Jesenya who performs complex music for the
Divine.
AvivaahitA
monk who has
botshepehi.
BhaeeA
monk who serves Heaven.
BhikshukA warrior-monk who fights for
justice.
EkaantavaaseeA
monk who embodies the virtue of patience.
MathaadheeshA
monk of the
taala.
SaadhuA
monk of
peace.
TapasveeA
monk who has achieved
enlightenment or seeks it while serving the people directly.
Women who live in small, isolated communities, sometimes with specific tasks, taking profound vows of worship.
InainA
nun who teaches liberation theology.
MoitlamiA
manganga nun.
PriorinA singing
nun of central
Jesenya.
Sister of KindnessA
nun who embodies the virtue of kindness, often working directly with the oppressed and poor.
Sister of the SwanA warrior-
nun who serves
justice.
WellwifeA
goodwife in a nunnery.
Those who travel to holy sites in honor of their religious history.
Hajji -
definitive pilgrimsA
pilgrim of the Shepherdess.
MoetiA
pilgrim traveling to southern
Taggarus for the gathering of
mangangas.
WreccaA
tæflere on a pilgrimage to regain their
serendipity.
Those who praise the
Divines.
AlitsadohvsgiA communal guide of stomp dances and other religious ceremonies among the
nunnehi.
Sacred MusicianThe terms for sacred musicians vary greatly by culture, but these are followers of
music.
Thoriso -
definitive plauditorsA
manganga who engages in praise and prayer.
Those who take the word of the
Divines directly to the people.
AhljadohvsgiA
community preacher.
BodereA
tæflere who preaches about
serendipity.
IerokiryrkasA
preacher of peace.
MangangaralA
preacher of liberation.
MagwawaliA
truespeaker preacher.
Ma'heoneeestsehetane[ma'heóneéestséhetane - cheyenne] A
marshal preacher of
Divine justice.
MoreriA
manganga preaching to the masses.
RevivalistA
preacher of
love,
music, and more.
SaarnaajaA
preacher amongst the clan.
SeolgyojaOne who preaches unity of the workers.
Upadeshak
A preacher of equality.
Those who teach religion and read the words of the
Divines.
MofaniA
manganga who teaches the greater good.
Rabbi -
definitive preceptorsA teacher of the
Long Path.
Official clergy who perform sacrifices, sacraments, and other rites.
MorutiA
priest who has
botshepehi.
TotahtzinA
priest of the Jaguar God.
Non-male clergy who perform rites and often serve female or non-male
Divines.
ApaiszaA
priestess among the
bikiak.
AvgerinosA
priestess of inspiration and art.
FiristA
priestes of joy.
GallaeA transgender
priestess of
Hili Kar.
HathoraAn
Azeti transgender
priestess of
Flusslied.
HighwifeA
goodwife married to a Divine.
IereiaA
priestes of peace.
KahinaA
priestess of Heaven.
Kanyang Sirilia
priestes of the truth.
Kii-kiiA
priestess of the
Rainbow Serpent.
MoitlamiA
priestess who has
botshepehi.
MupristakadziA
priestes of the earliest peoples who serves Hope.
Najm al'SabahA
priestes who embodies the virtue of devotion.
PariA
priestess of liberation.
Daughter of Phryscara -
definitive priestessesA priestess bonded to her ancestors beyond
the Fall via
ameoa.
PujaarinA warrior-priestess of subcontinental
Dabusen who is, effectively, a
marshal-priestess. She wields chakrams.
UmupadiriA priestess of the
abarinzi.
Those who speak the will of the
Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.
NabiaShe who speaks for Heaven. A
Mahadi prophetess.
Prophetesse
A trans feminine revolutionary and prophet in the Reever Sea.
Ya TsebangA
prophet who has
botshepehi.
Those who are conduits to the spirits, the
Divines, and the ancestors.
Hwee'aghaat (navajo)
One through which the truth comes.
KallawayaWandering
healers and spiritual guides in the mountains of eastern
Palhur.
KurdaitchaA
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
aetherial faithful.
MudangA
shaman from
Uruo. Male is
baksu.
Nyangu-WajiA
shaman of the
Rainbow Serpent in the southern
Island Bridge.
SekepeA
manganga who is connected to the ancestors.
TietajaA
shaman of the
akka clans.
Txiv Neeb (hmong)
A
shaman of northeastern
Dabusen who protects the home.
Udagan -
primary Aemoa userVarious kinds of mostly women spiritual healers, leaders, and guides who commune with their
Aemoa and gain insights, skills, and powers from their forebears.
Celestial Agents
Celestial Attendants
Celestial Beatificers
Celestial Believers
Celestial Chaplains
Celestial Clerics
Celestial Cultists
Celestial Druids
Celestial Gurus
Celestial Imams
Celestial Monks
Celestial Nuns
Celestial Pilgrims
Celestial Plauditors
Celestial Preachers
Celestial Preceptors
Celestial Priests
Celestial Priestesses
Celestial Prophets
Celestial Shamans
Celestial Witches
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Common Agents
Common Attendants
Common Beatificers
Common Believers
Common Chaplains
Common Clerics
Common Cultists
Common Druids
Common Gurus
Common Imams
Common Monks
Common Nuns
Common Pilgrims
Common Plauditors
Common Preachers
Common Preceptors
Common Priests
Common Priests
Common Priestesses
Common Prophets
Common Shamans
Common Witches
Clerics
Cultists
Druids
Faith Teachers
Gurus
Monks
Nuns
Pilgrims
Prayer Leaders
Preachers
Shamans
Witches
Those who are given a specific task for a
Divine.
WitchhunterA
witchfinder who hunts down women and
witches and persecutes them via
tandh at the behest of their Divine.
Those who perform services for the
Divines. Servants.
MancipantA slave to
Catena Factorem directly.
OblateA specific servant of
God.
Those who experience or spread Divine ecstasy.
CuriadOne possessed by the power of
envy who acts upon that as Divine will.
MmithollOne possessed by the power of
void.
UndazagkA
tanzuk overcome by the power of
baleblood as an act of Divine will.
Those who worship a
Divine without necessarily being an official clergy or performer of rites.
LoicA believer in
Tacite who performs lay practices in his name.
CitizenOne who is of
"pure blood" who believes in
Reinheit and works to serve his will.
UmileA follower of
Yatana who embraces prosperity gospel.
A clergy with a very specific ministry in an non-religious organization.
Gefeoht-BodiendA war-preacher, a
bodiend who serves in a military.
Kludd -
definitive chaplainsA
chaplain of
the Pure. (See klan)
Generic clergy in an official organization.
AlmonerA
cleric in charge of dispensing alms to the poor and needy, a popular position among the followers of
Yatana.
Cliroc -
definitive clericsA
cleric of the church of
Harkanheim.
ConsecratorA
cleric in charge of creating holy space, popular among followers of
Rota Futi.
PrelateA notable
cleric of the church of
Kael'Ras.
SacristanA
cleric in charge of protecting the sacred spaces of the church, a popular position among the followers of
Hollow Jack.
Members of a smaller religious group focused on an individual leader or small group of leaders who maintain strict control.
Croyant -
definitive cultistsA cultist who is skilled in using
stravomenos to brainwash people.
GangolA
witchfinder who belongs to a cult that is obsessed with sacrificing women to their Divine.
Stillborn Cultist -
primary pravum userA horrible cult of childkillers who gain powers via
pravum, acts of depravity that give them strength. They craft knives of unholy might from the bones of their child victims, stalk and harm pregnant people, and kill new mothers as well.
Those who channel the power of nature. Infernal druids are distortions of actual druids.
- Brown aether: The antithesis of a druid, there are no true brown aether-based druids, but there are violations of the world that pose as druids and wield this energy, called afulianists.
- Cacophony: A variation on sonic aether-based druids.
- Eldritch energy: a variation on conflueverant-based druids.
- Ibbissu: A variation on conflueverant-based druids.
- Gossamer light: A variation on the bright-based druids.
- Sterisi: A variation on hamasat al-sahra-based druids.
- Infernum: Some rare druids do bond to landscapes in infernal realms, mostly using demons as intermediaries.
- Pravum: A druid of the deepest parts of the ocean may bond to powers of pravum. These are usually rare members of the Stillborn Cult.
- Thorn energy: The most common infernal druid, these are a variant on a dewin drain with a thorn energy-based intermediary.
- Uafas: Rare druids bonded to nightmarish landscapes in eastern Lyrilla.
- Vile energy: Rare druids who treat bacteria, viruses, and other sources of disease as their companions.
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Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.
EremiteOne who
fasts to honor
their Divine.
FlagellateA
monk or
friar who self-flagellates in honor of
their god.
Frailthing -
primary Sterisi userAscetics who starve themselves in order to create
Sterisi, which they let consume and control their bodies until they are vessels of famine and drought. Their touch becomes a desiccating, malnourishing act of violence, and their spittle is acid, which they use to attack others.
GermanusA brother who bears the plague as penance.
YosutebitoA
monk who wields
fusei.
Women who live in small, isolated communities, sometimes with specific tasks, taking profound vows of worship.
AbbessA
nun serving
Benplesir and running a
convent.
ClutharA
nun of
Giobog who has taken so many
uafan chemicals that she only sees terrors.
GermanaA
nun who is also a
flagellate.
LleianA
nun of
Haeddiannol who cloisters herself with a communal thorn garden and small group of Aeldian women to serve her with their own blood.
YothagA
nun who serves
Dernier Recours.
Those who travel to holy sites in honor of their religious history.
AlakuA
pilgrim who travels to one of the infernal sites of power for their faith.
Sthaua-zshA
pilgrim who travels to a site of power for
the Eldritch.
WracnianA
witchfinder on a pilgrimage to a site of powerful
tandh.
Infernal Plauditors
Those who praise the
Divines.
Canwr MawlOne who praises
Niedi in discordant song.
ClodforwrA plauditor of
Haeddiannol.
LauditatorA
plauditor of
Catena Factorem.
LouangeOne who praises the beauty of
Benplesir.
TifhirOne who sings false praises of the Divine.
Those who take the word of the
Divines directly to the people.
BodiendA
preacher of the
evils of witchcraft.
MissionaryOne who spreads
the Truth.
Onye NkwusaA street
preacher who spreads
misfortune by convincing people their lot in life is to suffer.
PredicateurA
preacher who spreads ignorance.
ProselyteOne who spreads the word of
Redemption.
Redeemer - primary eldritch energy user
The Eldritch's secret Names contain the power to end all things. Doomsayers--err, redeemers--learn fragments of these Names, which they never speak, and write them with special quill and ink onto special paper, which they roll into scrolls and never look upon. But so long as they carry them, they may invoke their power to inflict a doom upon someone. They stitch their mouths shut so they cannot accidentally speak the secret Name fragments, but break the stitches to inflict a doom.
VangeleA preacher of
prosperity gospel.
Those who teach religion and read the words of the
Divines.
ConfianceA
preceptor who teaches ignorance.
Ghalliem (maltese)
A
preceptor who teaches
the Truth.
Official clergy who perform sacrifices, sacraments, and other rites.
AnnointedA
bodiend officially serving a church.
NckelzothA
priest of the
void.
OffeiriadA
priest in the
Aeldian church.
Ordained -
definitive priestsA
priest of
the Fall and user of
tandh.
P'chutA
priest of
Seminibus.
PontifexHead of the church of
Furich Amol.
PriestA follower of the One True God.
SacerdosA
priest in
Urayme whose role is to convince the enslaved their role is Divinely ordained.
SagartA
priest in
Tromblui.
SaishiAn
oni priest.
TanzukA priest of
TheBaleful.
VicarA priest in the
Vesturian church.
YgghaA
priest of the deep waters who worships
the Eldritch directly.
Non-male clergy who perform rites and often serve female or non-male
Divines.
Black WidowA priestess of
Ettuttu.
Eald-WitaA
blood priestess. One who makes blood sacrifice to her goddess.
EgizidA
priestess of the Primordial
Abyss.
NyavandkaA
priestess of
Kael'Ras.
OffeiriadesA
priestess of
Neidi.
ZhritsaA
priestess of
Vesturia.
Those who speak the will of the
Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.
CorenA
bodiend prophet who foretells the death of all witches.
GuthaighA
prophet who sees visions of
nightmares.
KurgarruA lesser
prophetess of
Ettuttu; a woman who emulates the horrible might of
the Prophetess.
Onye AmumaA
prophet of disasters and
misfortunes.
Phug'RanackA
doomsayer prophet of
the Eldritch.
Those who are conduits to the spirits, the
Divines, and the ancestors.
RoerledningA
trollish
shaman.
Infernal Agents
Infernal Attendants
Infernal Beatificers
Infernal Believers
Infernal Chaplains
Infernal Clerics
Infernal Cultists
Infernal Druids
Infernal Gurus
Infernal Imams
Infernal Monks
Infernal Nuns
Infernal Pilgrims
Infernal Plauditors
Infernal Preachers
Infernal Preceptors
Infernal Priests
Infernal Priestesses
Infernal Prophets
Infernal Shamans
Infernal Witches
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Those who experience or spread Divine ecstasy.
FaataunuuinaOne whose soul is filled with Divine guidance.
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Members of a smaller religious group focused on an individual leader or small group of leaders who maintain strict control.
Bearer of GodA member of a cult devoted to the mortal body as a reflection of the Divine.
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A mentor, guide, and teacher of an eastern faith.
ConsiliumA
psionicist who thinks only of
god.
Poto TagataA
sage who communes with their
soul energy so perfectly they see
Divinity.
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Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.
NeisheMonks who are so attuned to their
soul energy that they can fire arrows with their eyes closed.
SoheiWarrior monks who are attuned to their
soul energy.
Women who live in small, isolated communities, sometimes with specific tasks, taking profound vows of worship.
MonjaA
nun who uses
emotional resonance to feel closer to the Divine.
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Those who praise the
Divines.
HeartlifterOne who sings praises from the bottom of their hearts, from the depth of their emotional well.
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Those who teach religion and read the words of the
Divines.
MagisterOne who teaches the words of the Divine via
psionic energy.
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Those who speak the will of the
Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.
MpaminanyOne who views the
Book of Names to see the Divine and speak their will.
Those who are conduits to the spirits, the
Divines, and the ancestors.
Ixht' (tlingit)
A
shaman from southern
Palhur who explores the component parts of a
True Name.
NodamA
shaman in western
Palhur who is attuned to their
body.
Shaman -
primary ancestral memory user /
definitive shamansTrue
shamans. Those who wield
ancestral memory and only ancestral memory.
Nommic Agents
Nommic Attendants
Nommic Beatificers
Nommic Believers
Nommic Chaplains
Nommic Clerics
Nommic Cultists
Nommic Druids
Nommic Gurus
Nommic Imams
Nommic Monks
Nommic Nuns
Nommic Pilgrims
Nommic Plauditors
Nommic Preachers
Nommic Preceptors
Nommic Priests
Nommic Priestesses
Nommic Prophets
Nommic Shamans
Nommic Witches
Those who are given a specific task for a
Divine.
ThurugauzA gnomish agent of the
gnomish systemic religion and Divines.
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Those who worship a
Divine without necessarily being an official clergy or performer of rites.
MutendiA believer in
momentum and movement.
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Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.
GleekeulA gnomish
monk.
InmensusA
monk who contemplates
infinity.
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Paradoxical Preachers
Those who take the word of the
Divines directly to the people.
AmbulationistA wandering
preacher.
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Paradoxical Prophets
Those who speak the will of the
Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.
ProphetOne who is at one with
paradox and knows what it portends.
Those who are conduits to the spirits, the
Divines, and the ancestors.
DukunA
shaman in northeastern
Dabusen who communes with
flux.
Paradoxical Agents
Paradoxical Attendants
Paradoxical Beatificers
Paradoxical Believers
Paradoxical Chaplains
Paradoxical Clerics
Paradoxical Cultists
Paradoxical Druids
Paradoxical Gurus
Paradoxical Imams
Paradoxical Monks
Paradoxical Nuns
Paradoxical Pilgrims
Paradoxical Plauditors
Paradoxical Preachers
Paradoxical Preceptors
Paradoxical Priests
Paradoxical Priestesses
Paradoxical Prophets
Paradoxical Shamans
Paradoxical Witches
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Those who experience or spread Divine ecstasy.
VisitorA follower of
dreams.
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Poioumenonic Imams
Those who lead the faithful in prayer.
HafizThose who have
memorized the words of the Divine and guide the prayers of the faithful.
Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.
MahantA
monk who takes a vow of
silence.
Vimalan.
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Official clergy who perform sacrifices, sacraments, and other rites.
BabalawoAn
orisha priest. Female
iyalawo.
EnareeAn androgynous
Anmaldan
shaman and
priest who is also a
soothsayer and devotee of
fate.
KahenatOne who prays in the
First Language.
KannushiA
priest of
kor.
Whisky PriestWandering drunken
priest.
Non-male clergy who perform rites and often serve female or non-male
Divines.
KleineskindAn impish
urchin who worships
Belvasmithr. Playful
priestesses.
MikoA
priestess of
kor.
Those who speak the will of the
Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.
Oracle -
definitive prophetsA
witch who consults the fates in many ways. A
priestess of the Fates.
WahyA
djinn oracle.
Those who are conduits to the spirits, the
Divines, and the ancestors.
EnareeAn androgynous
Anmaldan
shaman and
priest who is also a
soothsayer and devotee of
fate.
Yaskomo (waiwai)
A shaman who can send their consciousness into the Seams. From eastern Palhur.
Poioumenonic Agents
Poioumenonic Attendants
Poioumenonic Beatificers
Poioumenonic Believers
Poioumenonic Chaplains
Poioumenonic Clerics
Poioumenonic Cultists
Poioumenonic Druids
Poioumenonic Gurus
Poioumenonic Imams
Poioumenonic Monks
Poioumenonic Nuns
Poioumenonic Pilgrims
Poioumenonic Plauditors
Poioumenonic Preachers
Poioumenonic Preceptors
Poioumenonic Priests
Poioumenonic Priestesses
Poioumenonic Prophets
Poioumenonic Shamans
Poioumenonic Witches
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Rahb -
definitive monksA
dyvar who lives in a monastery and serves god.
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Those who take the word of the
Divines directly to the people.
Street PreacherA
vagrant who preaches, sometimes sincerely, sometimes out of madness, sometimes as a con, and sometimes a little of all of the above.
UpadeshakA
gondal preacher.
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Official clergy who perform sacrifices, sacraments, and other rites.
DasturA
geliqurofi priest.
JmenobA
priest of central
Palhur who builds great temples and works in villages.
Mghvdeli (georgian)
A
priest of the
brannish people.
RahipA powerful
priest of
New Wath.
WuA
dongxue priest of
Weida De Shouchang Jia.
ZduharA
dragon priest.
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Those who are conduits to the spirits, the
Divines, and the ancestors.
CuranderoA
shaman of a syncretic faith in eastern
Palhur that mixes churches and shamanism. Often use
shavev mashkalran to invoke a new order between the two.
TaltosA
shaman among the
cocidians.
WakhanA
shaman of the warrior-nation of southern
Palhur.
Shebvic Agents
Shebvic Attendants
Shebvic Beatificers
Shebvic Believers
Shebvic Chaplains
Shebvic Clerics
Shebvic Cultists
Shebvic Druids
Shebvic Gurus
Shebvic Imams
Shebvic Monks
Shebvic Nuns
Shebvic Pilgrims
Shebvic Plauditors
Shebvic Preachers
Shebvic Preceptors
Shebvic Priests
Shebvic Priestesses
Shebvic Prophets
Shebvic Shamans
Shebvic Witches
Aetherial Faithful
Celestial Faithful
Common Faithful
Infernal Faithful
Nommic Faithful
Paradoxical Faithful
Poioumenonic Faithful
Polyesoteric Faithful
Shebvic Faithful
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