All Warriors

Aetherial Warriors

Aetherial Heavy Warriors

Warriors in heavy armor or with heavy weaponry. Often in militaries. Knights.

E-ur
An eme-gir who wears armor made of primordial metals.

Golden Warrior
Warriors in eastern Palhuric mountains who use ma'dhahabi, bailaohu jinghua, kazaddarean, and mashaoaab to create powerful golden armor.

Green Knight
Warriors wearing wooden armor, caked in moss, wielding clubs and spears, and having vines attend them. They are wielders of prasinofos via bonding with forests, and it is said they can survive even having their heads removed.

Landsknecht
Pike, zweihander, and arquebus soldiers who serve the land. They are empowered by Tmakikan from the arable lands they protect.

Lesedian Guard
Warriors in mirrored armor wielding daggers made of shard of glass made from fragments of the Lesedian Mirror. They are the elite wielders of the bright who protect the Mirror.

Merguard
Warriors among the undersea folk, especially merfolk, who command conlueverant via tridents. They wear orichalcum or wyren gold armor and use it in their tridents as well.

Miqinchir
Asterian warriors who carry flat star-clubs made of asteroid stone and wield special rifles which fire beams of qeernariji.

Quattour
Warriors who use weapons and armor imbued with the four western ordinal elements: conflueverant, kazaddarean, kiiric yihi, and lahab al'qalb.

Zhanshi
Warriors of the dongxue nations who wield weapons made from the nine great metals, particularly lamellar armor and jian and dao swords. Their weapons and armor become nearly fluid as they wield them because of their power over metal.

Aetherial Martial Artists

Brachos
A martial artist of eastern Palhur whose actions match that of certain animals in a form of capoeira.

Outabokusa
A Tenzanese martial art that follows the flow of water and the tides.

Quanji Shou
The art of tai chi, or shadowboxing, which balances true shadow and the bright.

Si Ba Jian
Warriors who use weapons and armor imbued with the five ordinal elements of Dabusen: bailaohu jingua, conflueverant, kazaddarean, kiiric yihi, and prasinofos.

Wushu
Users of Unbulese martial arts who can command bailaohu jinghua.

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.

Aetherial Military

Warriors who only exist in the context of an official military.

Baurukh
Mostly chthonian warriors who wield axes made of stone, invoking the kazaddarean within them to make themselves stronger. They also wear stoneskin.

Mubarizun
Warriors with certain Mahadi armies who wield spears and swords bathed in ma'dhahabi and come forth as champions to fight a selected member of the opposing army to start the battle.

Shamsherbaz
Vimalan heavy infantry who wield shamshirs that cut through the bijalee inherit in the air around them, creating arcs of lightning. Often the first through the walls during a siege.

Aetherial Mounted Warriors

Some are cavalry, others simply from mounted cultures, or simply defined by their use of a steed or vehicle.

Bizsereg
Ranic horsewarriors who wear flowers for earrings that give them bee-swarm protectors. They wield sabres and are mostly female-assigned.

Equestrian - definitive mounted warriors
Masters of livadi who use their command of the plans to become the greatest riders of horses in the world. They carry horsebows and whips.

Gimeli Galabi
Camelry from eastern Taggarus who use the powers of hamasat al-sahra.

Gunrider
A kind of equestrian who uses rifles instead of horsebows, but is otherwise the same as a user of livadi.

Lu-ua
A mounted eme-gir, usually riding a primordial megachirella.

Maemd
See aetherial witches. Elephant riders.

Mujanah
Aerial cavalry.

Mutasabiq
See AetherialWranglers.

Aetherial Ranged Warriors

Thrown spears, javelins, darts; archers; arbalists; riflemen and gunslingers. Anything except artillery and siege engines.

Al-Siham
Makers and users of arrows fletched via hamsaat al-sahra by using glass from melted sand that is sharpened and smoothed by sands.

Artashir
Legendary archers who wield ma'dhahabi via solar focus, gathered to the point of their arrows and fired like solar winds.

Cupilin
Legendary elven archers who coat their arrows in argentflame and never kill unless it is to protect other life. They can sense heartbeats from miles away.

Dakait
Vimalan musketeers whose rifles are imbued with bijalee, making them fire thunder and lightning.

Dervish
Mendicant warriors who wander the desert and wield hamsaat al-sahra through their ecstatic dances and whirling. They are said to be able to perform miracles, fly, and command sandworms. They practice dhikr.

Ebonguard
Javelin- and pike-wielding guards of the Spirit Gate in Shadowdeep, mostly nightgaunts,, who draw shadow into their weapons via umbral focus, making them almost impossible to see.

Fireslinger
Demolitionist warriors who hurl fire via special glass slings imbued with lahab al'qalb.

Illar
An eme-gir who wields a bow.

Javelineer
Aerial warriors who hurl javelins from above, controlling them in flight with kiiric yihi. If they are avians, they wear talonguards.

Karahkwaka'aion-tha
Chonurian warriors who use clockwork rifles that work via temporal aether. Their role is to hunt rogue watchers.

Marine
Crossbow-wielding naval warriors who use the power of conflueverant to fire their bolts along the currents of battle

Mea Hoolei
Koa who specialize in throwing their spears. They wear palm fronds as headdresses that give them better focus.

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.

Musketeer
Warriors who wield musket and rapier. Their muskets fire special bullets of stone imbued with kazaddarean, and they gain the patience of the stone for their waiting to fire.

Pitati
Archers of Azet who work in large groups and are known for wielding arrows that kill instantly because they are imbued with poarta by rubbing them with myrrh.

Refractor
Those who make and use rifles tipped with glass from the Lesedian Mirror, which focuses the bright into powerful beams.

Sheshou
Dongxue archers whose arrows are tipped with one of the nine great metals and controlled by power over bailaohu jinghua.

Shprots
Warriors who specialize in using slings that hurl stones imbued with Genesis energy. They are guerilla fighters who are devoted to taking down morags.

Snowguard
The elite guard of Snedronnig, the Snow Queen, who use spear and bow with the skill of brumal focus, which draws hvittdogg to the point of the weapon to create a missile of frost.

Tenebriant
Those who use special javelins that draw true shadow.

Aetherial Siege Warriors

Siege engines and artillery.

Baurhaug
Stone-slinging siege engines used by chthonian armies.

Ektoxeftis
Giants who pull great stones from the arable ground and launch them via catapults, using the inherent Tmakikan clinging to them to make them stronger.

Paoshou
Dongxue gunners who use artillery made from the nine great metals that are imbued with potent bailaohu jingua.

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Aetherial Heavy Warriors

Aetherial Martial Artists

Aetherial Melee Warriors

Aetherial Military

Aetherial Mounted Warriors

Aetherial Ranged Warriors

Aetherial Siege Warriors

Ambrosial Warriors

Ambrosial Heavy Warriors

Annointed Knight
Any knight who serves faith.

Lawblade
A lawcaster who etches the Law into their weapons and armor.

Ambrosial Martial Artists

Chhadee Senaanee
A martial artist who is connected via karma to great cosmic cycles.

Nắm Tay
A martial artist who finds strength through their mortal will.

Ambrosial Melee Warriors

Naabaahii
A warrior of the deserts of western Palhur who wields spirits in their spears.

Ten
A warrior who makes a vow to refuse the Divine and wields mortal will in defense of mortality.

Ambrosial Military

Soldier of Faith
A soldier or other military personnel who relies upon faith to guide them in battle.

Ambrosial Mounted Warriors

Atçan
A western Dabusenese horse-warrior who calls upon spirit energy in battle.

Ambrosial Ranged Warriors

Nii'dilt'a
A naabaahii who uses ranged weaponry.

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Ambrosial Heavy Warriors

Ambrosial Martial Artists

Ambrosial Melee Warriors

Ambrosial Military

Ambrosial Mounted Warriors

Ambrosial Ranged Warriors

Ambrosial Siege Warriors

Celestial Warriors

Celestial warriors use celestial essence in different forms.

Celestial Heavy Warriors

Warriors in heavy armor or with heavy weaponry. Often in militaries. Knights.

Crystal Warrior
Warriors of southern Ranu who wear crystal armor and wield crystal glaives that channel euphotonia.

Defender
Those who wield all hegnhic energies with special armors.

Hu Doushi
Warriors who unify their attacks via euergasia, usually wielding daos, jians, and other Unbulese weaponry.

Mikali
Powerful warriors, angelologists or angels, who are devoted to the Taxiarch and serve in the Celestial Host. They wash in celeste water to annoint their combat. Wielders of flaming swords, wearers of halos and celestial armor.

Pucelle
Legendary women knights who embody the holy virtue of innocence and use all hegnhic energies and holy virtue as well. They often age out of their virtue by the time they are 19. They wear chain mail and wield longswords. They are devoted to protecting the 12 treasures of their founder, called La Pucelle, who was a peasant woman who became a legendary warrior.

Shieldmaiden
Warriors who wield shields and protect others by wielding hegnh, which allows them to create esoteric barriers and to choose to take the wounds of others.

Ursaq
Heroic warriors who are adorned in dumaqu and are beautiful to behold.

Celestial Martial Artists

Not always unarmed combat, but often.

Gung Sool
Users of kuk sool gung, the ancient art of radiant archery. They use prismatic bows and fire blasts of rainbow light.

Manlalaban
A user of Vada'daro martial arts in resistance to oppression and/or one who uses waarheid inscribed onto their skin.

Sheng Qi
A martial art based on unified action.

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.

Celestial Military

Warriors who only exist in the context of an official military.

Cityguard
Local constabulary who wield nightclubs and are bonded via yahas to protect their cities.

Dog Soldier
Wielders of rifle and bow in western Palhur who live the holy virtue of patience as plains warriors.

Impi
Warriors who are attuned to their own souls via ujjval aatma and defend their nations with assegai.

Qingren
A homosexual male soldier in the armies of Unbul who has a special role as a unifier.

Mino
Multifaceted warriors, including riflewomen, who are all women. They are bonded to their ancestors via Aemoa.

Celestial Mounted Warriors

Some are cavalry, others simply from mounted cultures, or simply defined by their use of a steed or vehicle.

Aswaran
Spear-bearing cavalry of the Long Path.

Kharvaach
Shamanic warriors who wield horsebows and are mostly women, wielding Aemoa to learn the skills of war.

Anveshak
See celestial investigators.

Mokalli
A mohlabani who rides wild zebras.

Pax Rider
See celestial messengers.

Qishe Shou
Mounted archers who use euergasia to coordinate their attacks.

Rainbowguard
Elite warriors bonded to rainbows and sworn to protect the rainbow serpents, which they sometimes ride. They wield lances, spears, and swords empowered by radiance.

Celestial Ranged Warriors

Thrown spears, javelins, darts; slings; archers; arbalists; riflemen and gunslingers. Anything except artillery and siege engines.

Alastalidohi
Groups of bow-wielding hunters who bond together via yahas to become perfectly attuned.

Bueskytte
Archers and riflemen whose weapons are engraved with waarheid such that every shot fires true.

Bunduqia
Mahadi riflemen who have walked the Long Path and thus are very experienced in their warcraft.

Cassielian
An angelologist serving angels of celestial weather whose bows drip with holy water and swords swing celestial lightning.

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

Cuauhtli
Eagle warriors of central Palhur who wield atlatl, bow, and spear, empowered by the Tenyocan they gather with their heroics.

Gagti
Archers whose skill is empowered by dumaqu, their arrows tipped in jewels, more powerful if they defend their loved ones. Named for a legendary archer who went on a quest to save her gallae lover.

Ke' Ban Tia
Vada'daro snipers who use bow or rifle in acts of resistance, invoking liberation power, against their oppressors and conquerors.

Marksman (or women, or folk)
Users of euphotonia who can see long-distance and thus fire their guns or bows over these distances.

Rakgedi
A mohlabani who specializes in thrown weapons, such as spears or bolas.

Ripti
Southern Ranic sling-warriors who are empowered by wielding their hegnhic weapons in defense of their homes (whether house, city, or country).

Tafatafa
Warriors of such skill with bow, rifle, sling, or thrown spear that they are only called upon to make impossible shots, often made possible via miracles due to the desperate nature of their work.

Torfianist
A tæflere whose serendipity guides their arrows.

Celestial Siege Warriors

Siege engines and artillery.

Deonjida
A unified siege assault or defense.

Guta
An uwabikoze who builds and operates siege equipment to defend their town or fortress.

Katapeltis
A marksman with siege equipment.

Smide
A bueskytte, but with siege equipment.

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Celestial Heavy Warriors

Celestial Martial Artists

Celestial Melee Warriors

Celestial Military

Celestial Mounted Warriors

Celestial Ranged Warriors

Celestial Siege Warriors

Infernal Warriors

Infernal Heavy Warriors

Warriors in heavy armor or with heavy weaponry. Often in militaries. Knights.

Blood Knight
Knights empowered by the spilling of blood because of empowerment via quaestus.

Conquistador - primary corrogatio user
A conquering warrior who invades lands to take them from indigenous populations.

Demon Knight
Demonologers who use infernum to make demonic contracts that make them nearly invicible, evil knights.

Grey Knight / Knight of Kael'Ras
Knights who are imbued with msawhat who become undead Knights of Kael'Ras when they die. They often use weapons and armor of bone.

Hollow Knight
Knights created by hollow mages who wield hollow maces that maim but don't kill.

Llothakekr
Warriors bound to the Eldritch. They wield special lances that inflict a doom upon those they do not kill.

Okyu Eihei
The imperial guard of the oni courts, users of fusei who butcher the weak and innocent. They use otsuchi (war mallets).

Paladin
Corrupt, evil warriors devoted to the evil Divines who wield all the forms of infernal essence (incl. feirua, entropy, rending, void, and infernum, arnum, and msawhat and subcategories) and blasphemy energy.

Pit-Knight / Knight of Harkanheim
fuligin-infused knights whose weaponry and armaments are made from fuligin. They are devoted to the One True God and the king of Harkanheim.

Templar
Knights of a special Jesenyan order who betrayed their oaths and became infused with tandh.

Thekkrug
ogrish warriors who use their own Mollesse to empower their clubs.

Vityaz
Vesturian warriors empowered by razdavit' and cruelty to others. They are often enders.

Warlord
Those who use all forms of arnic energies, rending, entropy, and void energy as powerful warriors and military leaders, often committing genocides and other atrocities. Empowered by war crimes.

Infernal Martial Artists

Not always unarmed combat, but often.

Chokate
A martial artist who uses traditional Tenzanese martial arts in ways not intended, often to fight dirty.

Stazei
Vendalian whip-warriors whose weapons fling vile energy.

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.

Infernal Military

Warriors who only exist in the context of an official military.

Askari
Taggaran riflemen conscripted to the militaries of colonial powers and bound via quaestus and blood energy to serve their oppressors.

Bellator
A soldier in an invading army.

Chasseur
Galdish shock troops, hunters who are employed in behind-the-lines guerrilla terrorism and burning raids. Raiders who wield uafas.

Jusatsu-tai
Riflemen in firing squads who kill the innocent in order to gain power via fusei.

Meistersoldat - definitive military
Warriors of an alleged "master race" who are empowered by feirua.

Police Officer
A modern localized soldier of a ruling class who uses firearms, batons, stun weapons, and other tools to oppress the local population. Some specialized police use esoteric energies in their work, mostly infernal, especially fusei, void, feirua, imperium, baleblood, rending, and infernum.

Slave Patrol
Early predecessor to police who used imperium to catch slaves.

Srisian Guard
Elite warriors of Srisia who use lances, spears, daggers, swords, and webs of gossamer light. They always poison their weapons.

Thornguard
Legendary Aeldian warriors who wield bows, swords, poisons, and thorn-whips in service to the High King. They are masters of thorn energy and gain powers from those they kill.

Vile Soldier
A Vendalian soldier who is empowered by the contagion.

Winchestrian Soldier
Soldiers who use major industrial hoses that spray sludge. They wear gas masks.

Infernal Mounted Warriors

Some are cavalry, others simply from mounted cultures, or simply defined by their use of a steed or vehicle.

Greyrider
A necromancer who rides grey beasts.

Illokenep
Riders of winged Eldritch beasts.

Impetor
Mounted conquistadors who specialize in running down victims with their massive chargers.

Marcra Mac Tire
Goblin vargr-riders.

Shining Rider
A Shining Blade who rides a beautiful steed as they fight witches.

Threndrir
A rider of great winged Srisian beasts.

Ungna'kk
Avengers riding boars.

Infernal Ranged Warriors

Thrown spears, javelins, darts; slings; archers; arbalists; riflemen and gunslingers. Anything except artillery and siege engines.

Baoh
Bowmen whose arrows are etched with Bedrog and thus are illusory and displaced, harder to dodge.

Calamatist
See infernal esotericists, but those who invoke their powers via use of slings.

Caporegime
A made man in the mafia who is empowered by drenante from those they have extorted or otherwise profited from. They usually wield firearms.

Crippler
Users of arnum and hollow energy whose gunshots maim but don't kill.

Deadeye
Revenant gunslingers who have been hanged. They are undead wielders of special kinds of msawhat. They also wield the nooses that killed them.

Frondeur
Users of stravomenos who telekinetically hurl stones to cause major brain damage in targets.

Gun Moll
Usually female gangsters who work for lures as guards, wielding Peccatum and small firearms.

Harquebusier
A wielder of arquebuses who weapons are made of fuligin.

Imeaglaithe
Goblin blowgunners and intimidators who use darts tipped in hallucinogenic toxins. They also use claws and axes.

Khug'zal
Ax-throwers in TheBaleful who are empowered by baleblood.

Leraje
A demonologer who makes a deal with demons to become a great archer whose arrows always putrefy because of the infernum they are imbued with.

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

Oex-driga
A trollish ax-thrower whose axes wield rending energy and split stones.

Saethwr
Archers of western Ansulym whose cacophonic arrows shatter connections literal and metaphorical and scream as they are fired.

Schutter
Gunslingers and snipers who are empowered by their perceived racial purity, which they channel into their weaponry via feirua.

Srisian Archer
Archers who hurl spiderwebs of gossamer light to bind their targets and control them.

Stagonometro
Harpy warriors who stalk and hunt their prey, then maim them by dropping stones on them. They then abandon them to starve and generate Sterisi, which they feed off and become more powerful.

Strael-bora
Vendalian archers who use vile focus to draw vile energy to their arrow tips.

Strelec
Vesturian razdavit'-empowered archers whose arrows ignore armor.

Wildshot
Those whose slings hurl entropy and are completely unpredictable.

Infernal Siege Warriors

Siege engines and artillery.

Anukhag
ogrish gunners whose wildly firing guns are imbued with Mollesse and made of cobalt.

Nathudda
Catapulteers whose missiles are etched with the names of the Eldritch and can destroy anything.

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

Pushka
Vesturian razdavit'-empowered cannoneers.

Rivningstroll - definitive siege warriors
A trollish wielder of slitna who breaks sieges.

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Infernal Heavy Warriors

Infernal Martial Artists

Infernal Melee Warriors

Infernal Military

Infernal Mounted Warriors

Infernal Ranged Warriors

Infernal Siege Warriors

Mundane Warriors

Knights

Military

Martial Artists

Constabulary

Weapons Experts

Mercenaries

Samurai

Janissaries

Paladins

Ranged Warriors

Gladiators

Other Warriors

Baltadji

Nommic Warriors

Nommic Heavy Warriors

Warriors in heavy armor or with heavy weaponry. Often in militaries. Knights.

Caballero
Knights whose armor is empowered by emotional resonance.

Nommic Martial Artists

Not always unarmed combat, but often.

Neishe
Monks who are so attuned to their soul energy that they can fire arrows with their eyes closed.

Sohei
Warrior monks who are attuned to their soul energy.

Wrestler
Wrestling by using mijjit and mansam to make the body much stronger.

Zhandouji
Warrior monks who wield True Names and become one with all.

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.

Nommic Military

Warriors who only exist in the context of an official military.

Militus
Infantry of Psyara with a connected consciousness, a hive-minded soldier.

Nommic Mounted Warriors

Some are cavalry, others simply from mounted cultures, or simply defined by their use of a steed or vehicle.

Jinete
A warrior who has an emotional connection to their steed.

Nommic Ranged Warriors

Thrown spears, javelins, darts; slings; archers; arbalists; riflemen and gunslingers. Anything except artillery and siege engines.

Arquere
Archers who draw power from their emotional resonance to empower their shots.

Hurler
Warriors who use mijjit (and mansam) to make their bodies weapons that they can fling at people.

Nommic Siege Warriors

Siege engines and artillery.

Msakwat
Users of mijjit and mansam who mold their bodies to better use artillery and siege equipment.

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Nommic Heavy Warriors

Nommic Martial Artists

Nommic Melee Warriors

Nommic Military

Nommic Mounted Warriors

Nommic Ranged Warriors

Nommic Siege Warriors

Paradoxical Warriors

Paradoxical Heavy Warriors

Warriors in heavy armor or with heavy weaponry. Often in militaries. Knights.

Rodogoz
A gnomish mecha-armor warrior.

Paradoxical Martial Artists

Not always unarmed combat, but often.

Pejuang
Alterors who specialize in combat.

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.

Paradoxical Military

Warriors who only exist in the context of an official military.

Mechanical Infantry
Soldiers built with possibility.

Paradoxical Mounted Warriors

Some are cavalry, others simply from mounted cultures, or simply defined by their use of a steed or vehicle.

Technoblader
Masters of technology who use complexity, possibility, and vonzot in combination with computers and lasers, often going to war within digital landscapes on digital vehicles.

Paradoxical Ranged Warriors

Thrown spears, javelins, darts; slings; archers; arbalists; riflemen and gunslingers. Anything except artillery and siege engines.

Nuclear Soldier
Users of electromagnetic forces to wield nuclear fire.

Pemanah
Archers and riflemen whose flux-empowered shots cause chain reactions.

Paradoxical Siege Warriors

Siege engines and artillery.

Atomic Sapper
A sapper who uses nuclear weaponry.

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Paradoxical Heavy Warriors

Paradoxical Martial Artists

Paradoxical Melee Warriors

Paradoxical Military

Paradoxical Mounted Warriors

Paradoxical Ranged Warriors

Paradoxical Siege Warriors

Poioumenonic Warriors

Poioumenonic Heavy Warriors

Warriors in heavy armor or with heavy weaponry. Often in militaries. Knights.

Dreamguard
Warriors who wander dreams and fight nightmares.

Mage-Knight
Knights who use a little bit of magic. They fire magical missiles from their bows or cut esoteric energies with their swords.

Samurai
Warriors who reach into the past via kor to draw skills from their predecessors.

Poioumenonic Martial Artists

Not always unarmed combat, but often.

Drunken Master
Those who use stagma and become great warriors while drunk.

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.

Poioumenonic Military

Warriors who only exist in the context of an official military.

Beado-Rinc
A person assigned female at birth who becomes a man or otherwise appears masculine, using the lore, to serve in a military that does not allow women.

Kaltish Guard
Soldiers whose armor and weaponry are imbued with symbolism via alchemical processes.

Mlonda - primary kutsegula users
A guard who draws upon and wields kutsegula in order to manage the movement between gates.

Queensguard
The elite guards of The Queen of All Faerie who wield the Tradition.

Sewa
Soldiers of eastern Palhur split into units based on their dialect of the First Language.

Poioumenonic Mounted Warriors

Some are cavalry, others simply from mounted cultures, or simply defined by their use of a steed or vehicle.

Bajutsu
A mounted warrior who uses kor.

Bondsrider
A warrior bonded via ethereal essence to their mount.

Marcach
A fey warrior on a faeriesteed.

Sipahi
Mounted, fated warriors.

Poioumenonic Ranged Warriors

Thrown spears, javelins, darts; slings; archers; arbalists; riflemen and gunslingers. Anything except artillery and siege engines.

Boghdoir
Archers who wield dream energy to put targets to sleep. Fairy archers. Sometimes use darts.

Cecchine
Archers who use ArcaneShadow to hide their attacks.

Chainshot
Those who use ethereal essence to bond successive shots together.

Ghazi
Archers who are bound to a thread of fate.

Iaculator
Riflemen who use symbolism to make their rifles more accurate.

Kyduoka
Archers who draw their skills from kor.

Parapatima
Those who use stagma to be accurate slingers even when drunk.

Sagittarian
Legendary archers who use the lore.

Tiratore
Archers and shooters who can sense the winds of fortune and use it to affect their shots.

Trickshot
Exhibition shooters who use unfugl to make trick shots.

Poioumenonic Siege Warriors

Siege engines and artillery.

Cracker
Users of unfugl whose fireworks create a chain of shock and surprise.

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Poioumenonic Heavy Warriors

Poioumenonic Martial Artists

Poioumenonic Melee Warriors

Poioumenonic Military

Poioumenonic Mounted Warriors

Poioumenonic Ranged Warriors

Poioumenonic Siege Warriors

Polyesoteric Warriors

Warriors using esoteric energies from multiple categories. There are no more than half a dozen of each of these in the entire world.

Akduxxiia
A warrior of the Palhuric plains who wields celestial energies as well as shebvic energies. They ride úuxkaashe, celestial pronghorns, and wield curved blades while wearing bright, colorful regalia said to be fashioned by the holy Divines. Many are women or non-binary, but not all, and they have special quests they must go on around the world.

Conqueror
A warrior-lord who wields infernal essences as well as shebvic energies in order to conquer and control. They are usually legendary kings or tyrants, conquistadors or colonizers, emperors or khagans.

Curadh
A warrior of Lyrilla who wields poioumenonic energies as well as shebvic energies. Most are servants of The Queen, more secretive than her Queensguard. They have special armor that renders them nearly invisible, carry metallic whips that are made of poioumenonic liquid metals, and they can speak ancient rhymes that are so potent they eradicate enemies.

Daichin
A warrior of Ladyra who wields shebvic as well as multiple other kinds of esoteric energy. They ride giant horses and carry axes, spears, bows, and sabres. Their armor is thin and seems light, but is heavier than stars. They make sure they are stronger than giants, especially when they are giants, and they pride themselves on being able to take any blow.

Hastatus
A warrior of Ansulym who wields infernal energies as well as shebvic energies. An elite warrior of the empires, they carry massive spears made of infernal metals, wear nothing but silken togas which seem unwieldy and inappropriate for battle, and sandals made of the flesh of slaves. They have sold their souls, have empty pits where their eyes once were, and have long tongues of acid and slime and sharp claws on their hands as part of the ritual that turns them into nearly invincible, evil warriors.

Mai Fasa Bango
A warrior of western Taggarus who wields ambrosial energies as well as shebvic energies. They are connected to faith and will and use it to help them break down walls and besiege cities. They keep massive beasts that pull their siege engines and perform rituals before every battle that guide them.

Martik
A warrior of western Dabusen who wields paradoxical energies as well as shebvic energies. They are barely contained by reality. They wield short, straight blades and heavy round shields, but these appear to be malleable and shifting constantly in hue and weight. They ride or sometimes become giant lizards.

Py'aguasu
A warrior of eastern Palhur who wields aetherial energies as well as shebvic energies. They are the elite warrior versions of the hii torekou, but they have double-headed spears and feathered armor. They can take many animal forms and are one with the forests around them, but unlike rangers they are not bound to them - they can switch landscapes and energies quickly.

Shafra
A warrior of Mahad who wields nommic energies as well as shebvic energies. They are a secret sect within the deep desert mountains who have attuned to the Book of Names itself. They wield maces and heavy armor, but they can fight with their bare fists better than almost any.

Shebvic Warriors

Shebvic Heavy Warriors

Warriors in heavy armor or with heavy weaponry. Often in militaries. Knights.

Anusiya
"Immortal" bodyguards in Jenil whose use of shebv heya protects the status quo of the empire. They wield swords and spears.

Buqu
Dongxue warriors who draw from the menab'e around them to empower themselves.

Ḍhālabiśēṣajña
A weaponmaster who specializes in shields and heavy armor.

Drengr
Vaettir warriors who wield axe, sword, and spear in order to uphold local laws and fight with shavev mashkalran.

Itsavmeomari
Shield-warriors using both gebvel and cu'ucuh'ik to create potent barriers against the enemy.

Khutchteier - primary oalkhaylaoataa user / definitive heavy warriors
Practicioners of special exercises that invoke oalkhaylaoataa, allowing them to perform incredible feats of strength.

Myrmidon
Heavily armored warriors who use gebvel to make their armor and shields impenetrable.

Sovalye:
A pentologer who uses heavy armor and weapons rather than their own body.

Towerguard
Those who use cu'ucuh'ik to bond with structures they have built in order to better defend them.

Zuya Wichasa
Warriors who use every form of Damaskian power to become invincible before battle.

Shebvic Martial Artists

Not always unarmed combat, but often.

Asizãla
A western Taggaran weaponmaster who specializes in using their own bodies, usually their hands and feet, as weapons.

Boekh
Wrestlers who invoke oalkhaylaoataa via their great feats of strength.

Dyvar - primary gebvel user
Ones who wield gebvel through impact rituals. Dyvaris are martial artists and ascetics who turn their bodies into unbreakable barriers.

Pentologer - primary draconic power user / definitive martial artists
Those who embody the five aspects of draconic power: discipline, power, majesty, accumulation, and territory. This is a martial art.

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.

Shebvic Military

Warriors who only exist in the context of an official military.

Csukakatona
A pike-wielding weaponmaster who trains pikemen in Idangar.

Kiraaye Ka
Mercenary soldiers who have traded with mercators for military skill.

Shibing
Common soldiers who are strengthened by menab'e.

Shebvic Mounted Warriors

Some are cavalry, others simply from mounted cultures, or simply defined by their use of a steed or vehicle.

Akinji
Famous Tara'hinian light cavalry/advance scouts who wield d'qiarsea, b'qar, and menab'e.

Charioteer
Warriors riding on chariotts imbued with mashoaab via the golden lining of the cart. They wield bows and spears.

Dragoon
Mounted infantry who wield rifles that are imbued with shebv heya such that they always reload.

Draquestrian
Those who serve dragons and ride them into battle, becoming benecificiaries of the draconic accumulation via draconic power. They wield lances and wear special dragonscale armor.

Sunjk'akanjyanjka
In southern Palhur, the Oyate people hae several among their tribes who practice weaponmastery. The sunjk'akanjyanjka use horses as their weapons.

Shebvic Ranged Warriors

Thrown spears, javelins, darts; slings; archers; arbalists; riflemen and gunslingers. Anything except artillery and siege engines.

Arbalist
Crossbow-users who invoke d'qiarsea by the impact their bolts make to their targets.

Bow Wall
Warriors who use gebvel to create walls of arrows.

Carabinier
Gunmen who use special rifles that accumulate draconic power to fire powerful blasts of dragonflame.

Hou Yi
"Lord Archer"s who draw arrows out of the ambient menab'e.

Justiciar
Rifle-wielding law enforcement warriors who use shavev mashkalran to empower their shots.

Lithera
Street urchins who wield gemtkhereg to increase their speed and stealth as they attack with slings.

Sharpshooter - definitive ranged warriors
Those who use kakraoky to become incredible snipers.

Yrseggr
Vaettir bowmen who are much like the drengr, except with bows.

Shebvic Siege Warriors

Siege engines and artillery.

Ezici
A draquestrian who specializes in siege warfare.

Heavy Gunner
Soldiers using massive artillery that can only be wielded by those using oalkhaylaoataa.

Şeberatqış
A western Dabusenese weaponmaster whose speciality is siege weaponry.

Texacalli
Warriors who use cu'ucuh'ik to create trebuchets that can take down other structures easily.

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Shebvic Heavy Warriors

Shebvic Martial Artists

Shebvic Melee Warriors

Shebvic Military

Shebvic Mounted Warriors

Shebvic Ranged Warriors

Shebvic Siege Warriors

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Celestial Warriors

Infernal Warriors

Mundane Warriors

Nommic Warriors

Paradoxical Warriors

Poioumenonic Warriors

Polyesoteric Warriors

Shebvic Warriors

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