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 Terrorists

Celestial Thieves

Celestial Vagrants

Celestial Vigilantes

Celestial White Collar Criminals
Topic revision: r7 - 05 Apr 2022, SallyJaneBlack
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