Hegnh

The energy of the home and all that is connected to it.

Amber Tubumaru

The energy of the good harvest. Primary wielders are tuhtukitus, farmers who provide for the whole community via their farms, and primary species are huupipehes, green folk plant people who are covered in seeds. The deity for this energy is Mekeri, the Bringer of the Feast.

Amesnulfu

The energy of the very structure of the home, the energy of building the home. Primary wielders are uwabikoze, artisans who build homes, and primary species are umurinzi, small folk who have shells. The deity for this energy is Rebbi, the Builder of the Home.

Banaru

The energy of the family within the home, whether by blood or by choice. Primary wielders are clan mages, esotericists who use blood magic to bond to their relatives or close friends, and primary species are akka, adelfoi who protect children. The deity for this energy is Heimon Aiti, the Clan Mother.

Blue Hegnh

The energy of the comfort the home provides. Primary wielders are safeis, therapist healers who use the energy of the home to heal others, and primary species are tacuhlalas, strange folk who have flat bodies they can wrap around others to comfort them. The deity for this energy is Prostatis Estias, the Mother of the Home.

Dando

The energy of the sharing within the home. Primary wielders are versandoras, witches who share with their communities, and primary species are the regalo, small folk who share with the families they live with. The deity for this energy is Ngein Rangwal, the Mother of Bounty.

Golden Tubumaru

The emotional resonance energy of gratitude. Primary wielders are barawos, thieves who steal from the rich and give to those in need. Primary species are maxandis, strange folk who have golden skin and are empowered by gratitude. The deity for this energy is Mekeri, the Grateful.

Hearth Energy

The energy of hospitality, of the hearth itself. Primary wielders are hearth mages, esotericists who can draw the warmth of the hearth and unleash it to protect the home, and who are experts in the laws of hospitality. Primary species are the hearth folk, tall folk who are connected to their hearths magically and have fiery souls. The deity for this energy is Mathair Cagailt, the Mother of the Hearth.

Hegnh

The full energy of the home. Primary wielders are uwabikoze, artisans who build homes, and primary species are umurinzi, small folk who have shells. The deity for this energy is Prostatis Estias, the Mother of the Home.

Juaih

The energy of the home's protection. Primary wielders are iskurus, warriors who wield impenetrable shields to protect others, and primary species are jark'aqanas, illittum who live underground and protect the world from dangers. The deity for this energy is Hoawappih, the Protector of the Home.

Kusalala

The energy of cleanliness. Primary wielders are woyeretsas, cleaning laborers who can cleanse souls as well as physical reality. Primary species are kubbutukas, small folk who clean homes. The deity for this energy is Temizleyici, the Cleansing Divine.

Sakiaga

The love created by the home or the love of the home. Primary wielders are uwabikoze, artisans who build homes and imbue them with love. Primary species are umurinzi, small folk who have shells. The deity for this energy is Hili Kar, the Beloved.

Tahna

The energy of provision. Primary wielders are hanniqa, laborers who work to provide for others, and primary species are nosengabi, small folk who borrow from bigger folk and share with others who need it. The deity for this energy is Omuwa Obuyambi, the Provider.

White Hegnh

The energy of the relief of being home. Primary wielders are sastipasqos, death doula healers who provide relief to those who are terminally ill, and the primary species are tacuhlalas, strange folk who have flat bodies they can wrap around others for comfort. The deity for this energy is Prostatis Estias, the Mother of the Home.

Yahas

The energy of the community the home creates. Primary wielders are uninetsv, dancers who bond people in the community, and primary species are sgadugi, hidden folk who live in secret communities and bond with one another. The deity for this energy is Gaduhvi Alisdelisgi, the Keeper of Community.