An infiltrator is a spy so skilled with coercion and manipulation that they can move behind enemy lines, even deep into enemy help encampments and fortification, the best operating in government buildings and even the palace of kings and queens. Able to move unseen even in a crowded room, through disguise and impersonation of staff, some infiltrators will replace lower born or lesser known nobles to take their place completely, with direct access to the upper nobles and monarchies.

Infiltrators rarely resort to combat beyond the initial knife in the back or well timed push of a ledge so they can supplant their target, but unlike spies they are well trained in combat, as they are so deep inside enemy lands they might have to fight their way out, or even fight well to keep up appearances.

A Rager is a brawler with major anger issues, while many fighters can get angry during a combat, a Rager can not reign it in, resulting in loss of control mid battle, and out of battle they are quick to fly of the handle. While still a versatile combatant, this anger will often distract from the best course of action, and result in the inevitable counter attack, which in turn makes them even more angry. The upside of this is a complete blindness to injuries suffered or the danger they are in.

Ragers are a wild card which many party leaders can not control, in or out of combat, resulting in many a bar brawl, for reasons quickly forgotten. In battle however this anger manifests as pure strength, with a resilience that comes from being blind to the damage they have suffered which at the end of an encounter they will suddenly succumb too, which the party must tend to immediately.

An archer arcanum is an archer mage who has learnt how to infuse their arrows with arcane energy, with each arrow fired the archer arcanum can apply a different infusion allowing the archer to overcome any foe. Very few mages will take up the bow so archer mages are rare, those that can perfect this skill and become an archer arcanum as the rarest of them all, it takes great discipline to continue to precise the bow, study the arcanum and to combine the both is a feat most will never encounter.

Archers arcanum are able to bypass armour, shields and even intervening objects, their arrows passing through the physical and striking their target with flawless accuracy. If armour is not the problem the arrow can be infused with energy to be released upon impact, resulting in a range of additional effects such as knocking the target off their feet, blinding them or even paralysis.

A Blademaster is a duellist that has further trained to wield a weapon in each hand, while retraining a one handed sword in their primary hand, they can also use a light sword in their off hand. Both weapons must be swords due maintain their agility and balance, this additional weapon allows for greater attack potential without sacrificing defensive strengths, the additional sword is just as defensive as the first. Light armour is all a Blademaster can wear and maintain manoeuvrability.

The paired weapons allow for more cunning block and counter attack manoeuvres, as well as a secondary weapon with which to strike at the enemy, the greatest advantage however is the distracting threat made by the off hand, often an opportunity will arise from the enemy just trying to avoid the off hand weapon. the confidence required for such bold fighting style lends well to a leadership role.

A disciple is divine spellcaster that channels the power of their deity in the service of that deity. Joining a cult when young to receive teaching and training, those lucky to be chosen to become disciples are charged to perform tasks that align with their chosen deities persona, many will form or join parties to undertake quests, some will join military forces to defend or attack in their deities name, others go it alone, using whatever means they can to achieve their mission.

Disciples can consecrate an area or call forth divine energy to smite their foes, summon divine shields to ward off physical blows and channel divine energy into their melee or ranged weapons or to heal the wounds of their allies. The longer a disciple follows their chosen deity and performs actions that follow their persona, the more powerful the priest will become.

A Disciple must serve a deity from the spawn of Saiyiden pantheon.

While a Thanaturge can raise the dead, and a necromancer can seemingly raise whole armies, they both require time spent performing the ritual on each individual corpse. A Master of Death however can raise dozens of the dead through one ritual, or raise a recently dead with just a gesture. This allows them to raise the very soldiers they kill upon the battlefield.

As with most heroes, a Master of Death is wealthy and very well equipped, with enchanted weapons and armour, custom made or claimed while adventuering, and as well known as the Master of Death themselves. This wealth will have come from a life of adventuring, their lofty status or through power over others.

A hero, good or evil, must have completed some great feet, achieved a near impossible task or slain a mighty foe to fully unlock their most powerful abilities.

An exemplar is divine warrior who pledges themselves to their deity by taking part in a ceremony and reciting an oath. Exemplar fighting styles vary by deity and region, all are well trained by their order in the use of their deities chosen weapon and various armours. Exemplars are trained to seek out the enemies of their deity, they join adventuring parties where goals align, or they will form parties under the promise of riches to fulfil their deities commands.

Exemplar's oaths are sworn before a suitable individual or within an organisation that is connected to their deity, failure to adhere to the oath by performing an opposing action, will result in them being discharged of it. Should this become discharged; they will lose their divine power and become an oath breaker. Opposing actions vary from one deity to another.

An Exemplar must serve a deity from the children of Frahuden pantheon.

A Rager is a brawler with major anger issues, while many fighters can get angry during a combat, a Rager can not reign it in, resulting in loss of control mid battle, and out of battle they are quick to fly of the handle. While still a versatile combatant, this anger will often distract from the best course of action, and result in the inevitable counter attack, which in turn makes them even more angry. The upside of this is a complete blindness to injuries suffered or the danger they are in.

Ragers are a wild card which many party leaders can not control, in or out of combat, resulting in many a bar brawl, for reasons quickly forgotten. In battle however this anger manifests as pure strength, with a resilience that comes from being blind to the damage they have suffered which at the end of an encounter they will suddenly succumb too, which the party must tend to immediately.

A druid is an arcane spellcaster that uses the natural force, Gaia, generated by life itself, while each living organism only adds a fractional amount to this force, the sheer volume of plants and numbers of creatures covers the world in the force of life. A druid can use this force to invigorate plant life and summon animals, or the druid can take on or share aspects of the natural world from a bears might to a trees hardiness. A druid can only use cloth or leather armour and wooden weapons.

Druids are solitary, with the wilderness offering a greater connection to the force of life than urban areas, they are often sought out for their knowledge of such areas. Druids can access this power almost anywhere, but it is weak when deep underground when cut of from plant life, conversely when in a dense woodland teaming with animal life there are few less powerful than the druid.