Poioumenonic Occupations

• Ahumada: A scholar in St. Theresa's library.
• Arcanist: A spy and information broker who uses the powers of mystery to sneak, observe, and erase. - primary
• Carmelite: An elite bodyguard of St. Theresa.
• Cecchine: Arcanist sniper.
• Chamenos: An assassin arcanist.
• Liendingjaand: A business person who uses mystery to hide their information.
• Lost Voice: An arcanist who can erase trauma.
• Lynkathrope: Lynx zoanthrope
• Mahant: A monk who takes a vow of silence.
• Mystiviv: An arcanist who makes arcane journals.
• Repertor: An arcanist who investigates mysteries and exposes secrets.
• Runner: A legendary arcane messenger and rebel.
• Shadow Councillor: A secret adviser who uses arcanum.
• Skylopsaro: An arcanist pirate who uses their powers to hide their ship and treasures.
• Sneakthief: An arcanist thief.
• Softsole: An arcanist shoemaker whose footwear is so silent they make it easier to sneak.
• Spisovatel': A mystery writer.
• Stichourgos: An aqyn who says more with what they leave out.
• Theresan: An elite arcanist devoted to a special secret order.

• Bamboozler: An imager con artist.
• Boghdoir: Dreamguard archer.
• Bradach: A pirate gadai.
• Cailleach: A witch of the fey.
• Cateran: A rogue Dreamguard who becomes a raider.
• Clairseoir: A fey harpist who shapes dreams.
• Cuu Vi Ho: Fox zoanthrope
• Dreamguard: A fey knight.
• Dreamreader: One who reads dreams and protects dreamers.
• Gadai: A thief who uses dream energy to make their victims sleep. - secondary
• Glantoir: A cruth who only uses dream energy to make special dream-catching nets.
• Gniomhaire: A gadai who kills instead of steals.
• Imager: An esotericist who uses mirrors to capture dream energy and create illusions. - primary
• Intuitive: One who investigates via intuition and dream logic.
• Oneirologer: One who studies dreams.
• Luibheoir: A garden of dreams.
• Marcach: Mounted Dreamguard.
• Penteir: A dream painter.
• Rann Iontach: A bard who uses only dream energy.
• Scathan: A maker of imager mirrors.
• Silmamoondaja: An imager designer of images.
• Siurloir: A ranger of the Dream Wood.
• Visitor: A follower of dreams.

• Aganakti: A healer who uses bonds to transfer healing.
• Balbal: A bondswitch.
• Bondsblade: A bondsmage warrior.
• Bondsmage: A mage who bonds with people, places, and things to gain and share powers. - primary
• Bondsmaster: A bondsmage who enslaves people with their magic.
• Bondsrider: Bondsmage mounted warrior.
• Chainshot: Bondsmage archer.
• Pontem Factorem: A builder of bridges that can go places they might not seem connected to.
• Pradarsakudu: An artist who bonds people with their work.
• Rannaire: A bondsmage poet.
• Riverman: A ranger of the rivers.
• Sakrah: A journalist who makes connections and leaps of logic.
• Sangitakarudu: A pradarsakudu who uses music.
• Yaskomo: A shaman who can send their consciousness into the Seams.
• Zboruvacz: A bondsmage who works in communications.

• Bihaar: A seer who guides ships.
• Biraeam: A garden of fate.
• Enaree: An androgynous shaman/priest who is a soothsayer.
• Ghazi: Fated archer.
• Haris: A keeper of prophecies.
• Hayum'aemaa: A blind ranger of the deserts.
• Jasusum: A seer who spies on others.
• Kalb al'Bahr: A qursan whose ship is sailed by fate.
• Mazi: A ghazi who kills those fated to die.
• Muharik al'Dimaa: A spinner puppeteer.
• Nashl: A thief fated to be involved in something big.
• Oracle: One who views fate via mantic arts.
• Rijal: A fated warrior.
• Seer: An esotericist who scries into the future. - primary
• Sipahi: Rijal archer.
• Sixspinner: Uses footspinner insects to weave fate
• Spinner: A weaver of fate. - secondary
• Sultan: A fate-ordained leader.
• Umculi: One who plucks music from the threads of fate.
• Wahy: A male djinn oracle.
• Widluios: A fili who uses fate to scry.
• Xov: A spinner who weaves tapestries of potential futures which are burned if they turn out to be false.

• Arokin: A jali who focuses on fortune.
• Blue Falcon: A pirate fortune-sailor.
• Deilealai: Rambler card dealer at a casino.
• Dwaas: An investor who relies on fortune.
• Femminiello: Cross-dressed male-assigned people who are good luck.
• Fortune-Sailor: A sailor of the winds of fortune. - secondary
• Lady Luck: A rambler woman who is someone's good luck charm.
• Oddsmaker: One who studies the odds and uses fortune to tweak them.
• Rambler: A gambler and vagrant who senses the winds of fortune and trusts them to keep their luck up. - primary
• Sevenspinner: A rambler who can fix other people's misfortune.
• Sortefabricante: One who makes sails that catch the winds of fortune.
• Tiratore: Archers who use the winds of fortune.
• Wishbone: A thief who gets by on luck.

• Atikilitenya: A meli'ikitenya who speaks to plants.
• Azmari: A musician whose music is made in the First Language.
• Fet'ani Tenagari: A meli'ikitenya con artist.
• Fishika: One who talks to animals
• Kahenat: One who prays in the First Language.
• Makuannent: A leader of the speakers of the First Language.
• Meli'ikitenya: A messenger who speaks the First Language. - primary
• Meramejamiba: A ranger of the arid plateaus.
• Merimari: A meli'ikitenya who poses questions in the First Language.
• Naggade: A merchant who writes contracts in the First Langauge.
• Sewa: Soldiers split into units based on dialect of the First Language.
• Shemane: A weaver of language.
• T'elafi: One who hacks with the First Language.
• T'enik'wayi: A witch who uses the First Language.
• Ts'ehafi: A meli'ikitenya who creates illuminated manuscripts.
• Yek'wanik'wa Lik'i: One who studies the First Language.
• Yemiyaregaga: A meli'ikitenya therapist.

• Bajutsu: Mounted samurai.
• Bogsagi: A dialecitican who replicates scenes from the past in miniature.
• Daimyo: A mid-ranking noble who uses kor.
• Onmyoji: One who reviews the past in order to draw powers from it. - primary
• Dorobo: A thief who steals from the past.
• Fune: A sailor who uses kor.
• Hikyaku: Couriers who use kor to find the right paths.
• Historian: One who uses kor to research history.
• Kaizoku: A pirate lookout dialectician.
• Kannushi: A priest of kor.
• Kunoichi: A female ninja.
• Kyduoka: Samurai archer.
• Miko: A female kannushi.
• Noh Actor: An actor of classic Noh theatre who uses kor.
• Onna-Bugeisha: A female samurai.
• Opitan: A dialectician who solves ancient mysteries.
• Oshiguruma: A ranger of the forests of Tenzanai.
• Samurai: A warrior who draws their skills from the past. - secondary
• Shinobi: A ninja who uses kor.
• Togei-ka: One who makes ceramics imbued with kor to store the past.

• Besomer: One who makes witch's brooms.
• Damosel: A maiden witch.
• Dean: A wizard in charge of Simon Island.
• Enchanter: A mage who creates magical objects.
• Familiar: Mages with familiars
• Mage-Knight: A knight who uses a little bit of magic.
• Mage: An esotericst who uses mana to affect esoteric energies. - primary
• Pisica: Mana witch who turns into huge black cats.
• Prestidigitator: A mundanne magician.
• Silverfarmer: Farms silverfish to harvest mana
• Spellsinger: A musicain whose music casts spells.
• Witch: a witch of magic.
• Wizard: A mage who uses recorded, written spells.

• Adventurer: A warrior caught in a poioumenonic flow.
• Agba: Dyer who puts stories into their cloth.
• Alawo Ewe: A wyrder who shapes their garden with stories.
• Asogbo: A ranger of the savanna.
• Babalawo: A priest of the lore.
• Balladeer: A musical storyteller.
• Baillitheoir: A wyrder assassin who kills via the lore.
• Beado-Rinc: A Polly Oliver.
• Eso Koyi: An elder of the orisha.
• Fingerjack: A thief caught in a poioumenonic flow.
• Iya Aje: A wyrder witch.
• Kayayei: An orisha messenger.
• Nakkhian: A writer who researches true stories to tell their tales.
• Olutoju: A storykeeper.
• Owo Ifoso: Jali "handwasher" raccoon keeper
• Sagittarian: Legendary archer.
• Seancahi: A bard who uses mostly poioumenon.
• Storyteller: A wyrder who shares fairytales.
• Swashbuckler: A pirate caught in a poioumenonic flow.
• Tradalai: A fey merchant.
• Wyrder: An esotericist who wields the lore via stories to control the narrative of the world around them. - primary

• Brewer: Those who create drinks from stagma. - secondary
• Chantez: Cupbearer jali.
• Cupbearer: One who attends someone else and bears their cup of stagma, hoisting the glass to bring them cheer. - primary
• Cwff: A cupbearer who leads drunken singalongs.
• Drunken Master: A martial artist who is better drunk.
• Joker: A drunken comedian.
• Jolly Roger: A pirate who wields stagma and is always drunk.
• Merry Gamekeeper: Cupbearer gamekeeper who befriends all animals
• Moonshiner: A brewer who makes illegal hooch.
• Parapatima: Drunken archer.
• Sod: A drunken detective.
• Sosye: A potion-making witch.
• Sot: A petty thief on the streets.
• Street Poet: A vagrant drunk who uses cupbearing to inspire their poetry and performances.
• Vintner: One who makes wine with stagma.
• Whisky Priest: A wandering drunken priest.

• Alchemist: One who engages in the Great Work.
• Fili: Bards who use symbolism and engage in philosophical work.
• Holistician: An investigator who studies symbols for clues.
• Iaculator: Archers empowered by symbolism.
• Kaltish Guard: Soldiers empowered by alchemy.
• Kobzar: A Maskovian musician whose lyrics are deeply symbolic.
• Philosopher: A questioner, an answerer, a student of meaning. - secondary
• Philosopher-King: An alchemist who has completed the great work.
• Symbologer: An esotericist who uses symbols to create many different effects. - primary

• Bhramavadi: A grinning prestidigitator.
• Cracker: Fireworks warriors.
• Flibbertigibbet: A young, foolish woman who uses unfugl.
• Gesere: A jali prankster.
• Grifter: A con artist who uses unfugl.
• Grinning Dog: A pirate grinning mage.
• Grinning Mage: A prankster mage who create lateral jumps in the narrative. - primary
• Grinning Thief: A grinning mage thief.
• Kleineskind: An impish urchin who plays pranks.
• Mephit: Skunk prankster
• Pulvermischer: A maker of fireworks.
• Spriessen: A garden of surprises.
• Trickshot: Exhibition shooters.

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• Archmage: An esotericist who uses all poioumenonic energies.
• Bard: A wielder of many poioumenonic energies who serves as poet, musician, storyteller, genealogist, oral historian, jester, and more.
• Cruth: A maker of fey objects
• Frogcaster: User of amphibians to wield mana and dream energy
• Jali: A user of all poioumenonic powers to tell stories.
• Laochra: A fey warrior who uses many forms of poioumenonic energy.
• Mairnealach: A maker of and sailor of fey ships.
• Otoko Meinu: Intersex cuu vi ho who also uses kor
• Pisin Lap: Laughs and dances with the birds to wield multiple poioumenonic powers
• Queensguard: Elite warriors who protect The Queen of All Faerie.
• Uasal: Fey nobility.
• Voelva: A witch who uses all forms of poioumenonic energy.