Warriors

Aetherial Melee Warriors

Distinguished from heavy warriors in that their armor is either lighter or that it is not definitive to their combat style. Common warriors.

Anuyakti
A warrior of far-southern Palhur who wields aetherial energies of the poles.

Aruki Nemu
A warrior of the [huaorani] people of eastern Palhur who wields viridian aether to protect from invaders.

Asheho'ma
Warriors of the Tcafa nation in Dunmarsh in Palhur who wield parfum de marais by wielding symbols like the saktce-ho'ma (red crawfish), their war symbol.

Bruellen
Warriors of central Jesenya who wear heavy furs and wield axes and spears, but their primary weapon is their voice, through which they unleash the power of sonic aether through great roars.

Caenean
A trans masculine warrior who trades sex with powerful beings who command the waters to become an invincible (transitioned) warrior.

Eme-gir
A warrior given a drink of anumun to grant them the powers of the world to fight to protect it.

Koa
Warriors from the southern Island Bridge who wield spears made from the wood and obsidian and allow them to focus ikehua lyua pele into the tip of their weapon. This gives them power over lava and water.

Matriadoman
One chosen by Mother Shem to embody all the aetherial energies and fight for her as her champion.

Mizraklad
Warriors of the taiga whose weapons are made from wood fallen from dying trees and adorned with animal and plant features of the huge forests. They wield TykvaVlast through these adornments and have barkskin.

Montu
Azeti warriors devoted to hunting the undead. They wield khopheses of mictlanium and know everything about killing undead, particularly any with corporeal forms. They are users of poarta.

Moonguard
Mostly female-assigned warriors who wield special crescent blades (like very long and curved sickles, almost circular) and longbows that are empowered by lunar focus. They run with wolves and can parry esoteric energies with their crescent blades.

Muharib
Warriors of the flames. Wielders of shamshirs whose dancing attacks command lahab al'qalb.

Shemguard
Elite warriors bonded to the World Tree who can create weapons and armor out of Genesis energy at will and channel viridian aether.

Celestial Melee Warriors

Distinguished from heavy warriors in that their armor is either lighter or that it is not definitive to their combat style. Common warriors.

Bladesinger
Users of euphony who makes their swords dance with music.

Clan Warrior
Clan warriors bonded via banaru to become a perfectly attuned unit of archers to protect their families.

Dajichj Baa
Palhuric warriors devoted to the holy virtue of sanctuary who defend their homeland against conquest.

Ditlihi
Yvwi warriors who use yahas to bond to their communities and become coordinated in their warcraft. Users of spears.

Hero
One who travels the world to fight evil, using all radiant energies, dumaqu, and Elysian essence.

Insurgent
A type of tagapagpalaya who specializes in use of liberation power in urban warfare.

Lruti Porviran
Warriors who somehow defeated an impossibly powerful foe via a miracle, and now have lingering essence about them, making them prone to miraculous hits. These never happen intentionally.

Mandirigma
Warriors of Vada'dar who engrave waarheid upon their swords (kampilan), which take the place of their statues.

Matron
See celestial witches.

Mohlabani
A warrior of southern Taggarus given strength through botshepehi.

Ocelotl - primary Tenyocan user
The legendary zazotlein jaguar warriors who wield Tenyocan through their heroic feats. Often they are twins.

Infernal Melee Warriors

Distinguished from heavy warriors in that their armor is either lighter or that it is not definitive to their combat style. Common warriors.

Affettatrice
A calamatist who wields short weapons in order to slice through the flow of fortune.

Anathem
Warriors who wield every form of msawaht. They are devoted to the corruption of all life and the world.

Avenger - primary baleblood user
One who infuses baleblood via a special tattoo (made with baleblood as ink) and has some control over it, even when in a state of rage. They wield specially fitted claws (if they have none of their own), because weapon-use becomes primal in the rage state.

Carnifex
Butchers who maim and torture with clubs, claws, chainsaws, and cleavers in order to invoke arnum and gain power.

First Fallen
Legendary warriors who serve fallen angels and can use all forms of infernal energies.

Gibberer
Warriors who have drunk of Abyssal waters and gone mad. They view the chaos around them and dance with blades, often cutting themselves to pieces.

Gladiator
Warriors enslaved via imperium who fight for the entertainment of their owners in arenas. They use sword, trident, and net.

Inquisitor
Those who wield tandh and possibly other powers to interrogate and torture victims into confessing.

Mind-Eater
Psionicist users of stravomenos who devour the thoughts and minds of their targets to get stronger.

Nullblader
Void energy-wielding warriors or gunners whose weaponry nulls life itself.

Pseflep
Warriors whose weapons are made from Bedrog and thus not real. However, as long as their target believes they are real, they work.

Rekkr
Trollish warriors whose axes are imbued with rending. They explode upon contact and hit six times.

Rustbringer
Scythe-wielding warriors whose weapons are rusted, and which, via Sterisi, drain the power from those they strike, rusting metal and brittling stone.

Shining Blade
A witchfinder who specializes in warcraft and fighting in order to kill witches. A holy warrior who kills witches.

Soldato
Soldiers in the mafia who are empowered by Drenante when they engage in extortion or other criminal activities.

Uteropotator
Users of pravum who sew the tongues of children to their own to create a tongue that can lash out like a frog's in order to suck the amniotic fluid from pregnant women.

Ymladdwr
Warriors of western Ansulym who use cacophonic energy-blades that shatter anything and emit loud shrieks.

Nommic Melee Warriors

Distinguished from heavy warriors in that their armor is either lighter or that it is not definitive to their combat style. Common warriors.

Telekine
Psionic warriors who specialize in wielding weapons with their mind with psionic energy.

Paradoxical Melee Warriors

Distinguished from heavy warriors in that their armor is either lighter or that it is not definitive to their combat style. Common warriors.

Achillean
Those who wield momentum to become impossibly quick moving warriors.

Poioumenonic Melee Warriors

Distinguished from heavy warriors in that their armor is either lighter or that it is not definitive to their combat style. Common warriors.

Adventurer
Warriors whose adventures are caught up in a poioumenonic wave and thus empowered.

Bondsblade
Bondsmagi who use their ethereal essence to become warriors.

Laochra
Fairy warriors who wield all forms of poioumenonic energies.

Rijal
Warriors who are bound to a thread of fate.

Shebvic Melee Warriors

Distinguished from heavy warriors in that their armor is either lighter or that it is not definitive to their combat style. Common warriors.

Bell-Armored Warrior
Those so skilled in the use of kakraohy that they can move without ringing the bells hanging from their armor.

Ebomvu
Those who wield all forms of shebvic energies as warriors. From southern Taggarus.

Enforcer
Criminal enforcers of special codes empowered by gemtkhereg.

Ezemshikh
Those who wield all forms of Damaskian power as weapons masters.

Lag-Mathaer - primary shavev mashkalran user
Warrior-mages who wield shavev mashkalran via powerful warhammers, enforcing law through interpretive combat.

Spadaccino
A swordsman of Talune who wields shebvic energies in order to be the best fencers alive.

Weaponmaster - primary d'qiarsea user / definitive melee warriors
Users of d'qiarsea to perform ritual combat that makes them the greatest users of their chosen weapons.

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Aetherial Melee Warriors

Celestial Melee Warriors

Infernal Melee Warriors

Nommic Melee Warriors

Paradoxical Melee Warriors

Poioumenonic Melee Warriors

Shebvic Melee Warriors