Paradoxical Occupations

• Caerete: a numerologer computer technician.
• Cursus Publicus: a courier who uses complexity to find the quickest path through multiple destinations.
• Excelsianist: a numerologer who pilots ships of infinity.
• Game Designer: a numerologer who invents logic games.
• Inmensus: a monk of the Infinite.
• Mathemagician: a derogatory term for numerologers and a mathematician who uses numerology.
• Metadesigner: a numerologer who creates mathematical art.
• Metahacker: a hacker who uses complexity to hack the Metanet. - secondary
• Metamessenger: a digital messenger.
• Morutehi: a numerologer academic.
• Muhasib: a numerologer accountant.
• Numerologer: a mathematician who uses numerology to create complex, diverse effects by using beads and abacuses. - primary
• Paluruh: a numerologer who seeks the infinite.
• Prodigal Girl: a maiden-witch numerologer.
• Quan Ho: a musician whose music is complex beyond comprehension.

• Ahli Sejarah: a bhat who uses flux to alter their singing and verse.
• Alteror: an orb-wielding esotericist who uses flux to change things. - primary
• Apus-Apusan: an alteror conman who alters documents after they are signed.
• Catalyst: a powerful esotericist who can use a small amount of flux to set off a chain of events.
• Dukun: an alteror who is a shaman and healer.
• Evolutionist: an alteror scientist who studies how things, especially living things, change.
• Kecu: an alteror pirate.
• Pejuang: an alteror warrior whose weapons and armor change as needed.
• Pemain Gamelan: an alteror musician to make their music constantly change.
• Pengaduk: an alteror who creates catalyzing chemicals.
• Synagczy: an alteror analyst who uses flux to predict upcoming changes based on data research.
• Taral: an alteror clown or jester with no set gender, personality, identity, or outfit.
• Thukul: an alteror who creates ever-shifting gardens.
• Tukang Ngapusi: an alteror counterfeiter. Extremely criminalized.
• Werna Kulit: an alteror who mimics, communicates with, and works with chameleons.
• Wong Bodho: an alteror clown or jester in shifting motley with wild performances.
• Wong Sing Ngrancang: an alteror artist whose work never remains the same.
• Wong Tuwa: an elder among the Pagowaha people who uses flux to weather major changes in their community.

• Golem Maker: one who uses the Law to create golems.
• Ike Kiyomeru: a lawcaster who keeps a koi pond that generates protections for them.
• Lawcaster: one who uses scraps of ancient Divine Law to command the Divine. - primary
• Lnvt: a lawcaster with a contemplation garden.
• Sagfon: a monk who worships the dead Arbiters.
• Shatam Sharuh: an organized crime group of ancient lawcasters.
• Sofer: a scholar of the Law.

• Achillean: warriors who move with impossible swiftness.
• Ambulationist: a wandering preacher.
• Cartographer: one who uses momentum to create exact maps.
• Dynamicist: a wayfinder who studies dynamics, movement, and physics.
• Edasimuuja: a merchant vagabond.
• Lekar: a healer vagabond.
• Messenger: one who uses momentum to move quickly in order to deliver messages.
• Mudzidzi: a travelogue writer vagabond.
• Muimbi: a wandering musician who brings music from all around the world back to their people.
• Mukoma: an elder among the mutumwa.
• Muroye: a witch wayfinder.
• Mutikitivha: a wandering investigator.
• Muurayi: an assassin vagabond.
• Nyanduri: an azmari vagabond who works with language via momentum and not the First Language.
• Pemanah: an archer/rifleman wayfinder
• Rover: a pirate who has no homebase.
• Satherian: an elite thief of an order that wields momentum to teleport into places.
• Tracker: a vagabond ranger who can track anything that moves.
• Tsoka Gadzira: a wayfinder maker of boots.
• Vagabond: a wanderer, often criminalized, who uses momentum to keep going, working odd jobs. - primary
• Wayfinder: an esotericist who uses the power of momentum to speed travels, to find paths, and to teleport. - secondary
• Waymaker: a wayfinder who creates Waygates.
• Whiri Gadzira: a wayfinder who makes wheels.
• Wloczega: a vagabond general entertainer.

• Antidei: a Guardian who investigates the Divines.
• Eighth Guardian: a Guardian tasked with tending the plants, animals, and fungi used by Guardians, such as their kennels, their herb garden, etc.
• Eleventh Guardian: a Guardian tasked with the study and teaching of the use of all esoteric energies.
• Fifth Guardian: a Guardian tasked with investigating incidents of Divine power.
• First Guardian: the eldest Guardian, tasked with keeping the archives and treasury of the Guardians.
• Fourth Guardian: a Guardian tasked with assassinating enemies of the group, usually faithful.
• Guardian of Mortality: someone who believes in the idea that mortals do not need the Divine, that mortality is better off on their own. They wield mortal will, their own rigid determination, as a form of antifaith. This term is for the common Guardians who do not have a special rank or role. - primary
• Mortalist: a layperson who believes in the philosophy of the Guardians but is not capable of fully wielding mortal will. They are simply more resistant to Divine powers.
• Last Guardian: the thirteenth Guardian, their leader, elected for life or until recalled/retired.
• Ninth Guardian: a Guardian tasked with being their messenger and communications expert.
• Second Guardian:: a Guardian tasked with studying all forms of science and medicine.
• Seventh Guardian: a Guardian tasked with stealing religious artifacts to keep them out of the hands of the enemies of the Guardians.
• Six Guardian: a Guardian tasked with maintaining the fleet and stable of the Guardians.
• Tenth Guardian: a Guardian warrior who trains all Guardians in combat of all forms.
• Third Guardian: a Guardian woman tasked with addressing the concerns of women and non-men within the group.
• Twelfth Guardian: a Guardian tasked with repairs, construction, building, smithing, anything needed as an artisan.

• Trickster: someone who has become one with paradox, and is thus capable of anything. The universe imposes upon them an idiom to limit their powers. - primary
• Tyvarung: a pirate who sails outside of the reality.

• Atomic Sapper: a nuclear soldier who specializes in breaking sieges.
• Autokrator: a leader of cephalans who manages major governmental experiments.
• Botaner: a botanist who uses both possibility and aetherial energies.
• Doctor: a scientific healer.
• Hyperengineer: a hyperscientist who applies their knowledge practically.
• Hyperscientist: a scientist who uses the energy of possibility to experiment with. - primary
• Mechanical Infantry: soldiers designed by hyperscientists/engineers.
• Nuclear Soldier: soldiers who wield possibility in order to harness nuclear forces.
• Radiologer: a scientist who uses possibility to wield nuclear energies to help heal people via radiology.
• Stabula: a woman hyperscientist who works in areas usually barred to them in patriarchal societies.
• Tigbungkag: a hacker hyperscientist.
• Yalofistis: one who makes vials, beakers, and other glass products that are used by hyperscientists, designed to withstand supernatural experimentation.

• Nganga: spiritspeakers in Taggarus who have their own unique methods.
• Spiritcaster: esotericists who communicate with spirits to channel their powers. - primary
• Spiritseeker: a spiritcaster who seeks out spirits to build insights into their world.
• Spiritspeaker: spiritcasters who speak to spirits as a matter of faith and worship.

• Ahuzorry: a turogzot who heals people's minds by altering their mental systems.
• Bulgari: a gnomish scop.
• Degozo: a turogzot con artist who uses their powers to manipulate social systems.
• Durrit: a turogzot who uses their powers to send messages.
• Fampitaovana: a turogzot who uses their powers to plan major business/industrial logistics.
• Gleekeul: a gnomish monk.
• Gningzot: a turogzot scholar.
• Junogzii: a netzinog who uses their skills and machines to investigate crimes or failed inventions, the latter being a major issue in gnomish society. A detective.
• Minugzo: a turogzot performance artist.
• Nekozog: a turogzot game and puzzle maker.
• Netzinog: a gnomish parliamentarian.
• Rodogoz: a technoblader who uses only vonzot to control gnomish mecha-armor.
• Systems Engineer: a turogzot systems engineer.
• Turogzot: an esotericist who uses vonzot to create metaphorical and literal Rube Goldberg devices to influence the systems of the world. - primary
• Vuug: a turogzot gardener.
• Zodfor: a turogzot train engineer.

• Azo Ato: a superscientist who uses all forms of paradoxical energy, except perhaps paradox itself.
• Polenitsa: a witch who uses complexity and vonzot.
• Technoblader: a warrior who uses complexity, possibility, and vonzot in combination with technology, ranging from guns to jets to mechanical blades.