[Gaia Reborn]

If one's class is what determines their abilities in combat, it is a player's Talents which determines their abilities outside of a fight. In the wake of the Apocalypse, many players chose to focus on their Talents, choosing to invest the time into their crafting professions instead of risking going out to fight monsters. The functions of Talents vary, from allowing a user to craft certain items, to providing an advantage of some sort in combat, to just being fun. There are two categories of Talents: Crafting Talents and RP Talents. Players choose one of each, and may spend 500 Gold to purchase a Talent change at any time. If a user changes Talents, their level for that Talent will be reserved and restored upon switching back.

Crafting Talents

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Artisan

The Artisan talent is perfect for those with a desire for artistic excellence. Masters of works of art, jewelry and handicrafts, most players seek an Artisan when they wish to liven up their houses or don stat-boosting accessories. Many Gaians come from all over to partake in art galleries hosted by Artisans.

Blacksmith

Being your average fantasy MMORPG, it is only natural that the Blacksmith talent is one of the most prominent crafting roles. Skilled at mining ores from the earth, the Blacksmith can then refine these ores into metals for use in weapons, armor, furniture and more. There is plenty to be forged, and lots to be discovered.

Carpenter

Craftsmen who primarily work wood, the Carpenter is a talent for those hoping to make a wide variety of items, from staves and bows to furniture, projectiles and even armor. Carpenters are one of the crafting talents necessary for the reconstruction of the ruined buildings scattered about Romalia and elsewhere.

Chef

Although after the apocalypse anyone is capable of making simple dishes, only chefs can make more complex foods and dishes with added effects. Their foods and drinks confer long-lasting buffs as well as recovery of Health and Mana upon those who eat them. This makes Chefs especially valued in the raiding community or expeditions.

Mechanic

A talent that focuses less on weapons and armor and more on creativity and potential. Masters of machinery and physics, Mechanics are able to create a wide assortment of various machines for any number of different uses, from combat to transportation or safekeeping, to so much more; the possibilities are endless.

Pharmacist

The Pharmacist is a talent specialized in creating a variety of potions, poisons, medicines and drugs for use in and out of combat. Pharmacists are greatly valued for their ability to craft potions capable of restoring Health or Mana, or temporarily granting powerful buffs. Many Pharmacists also choose to craft Poisons to inflict debilitating status effects, explosives, or containers for Mana.

Scribe

Scribes handle all sorts of tasks when it comes to physical documents. They can help with a Guild’s paperwork, or choose to craft magical Scrolls, Maps and Contracts on top of being able to create a miscellany of other combat-related crafts such as Grimoires. Their spell-holding Scroll makes them invaluable to parties without casters, and Maps are in a higher demand than ever now that Adventurers must explore the uncharted reaches of the Italian Server.

Tailor

All players came into this world with essentially the same type of basic adventurer outfit. It was not long before Tailors came into great demand as players sought to not only customize their appearance, but also to request cloth and leather armor as well as decorations for their homes and guild halls. Considering the amount of requests for armor and vanity, it came as no surprise that Tailors are highly popular.

Roleplay Talents

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Apothecary

The de-facto partner of a Pharmacist, Adventurers who have taken this talent gain the ability to assess prospective herbs for medicinal value with just a glance. This allows them to gather particularly potent herbs that others would dismiss as mere plants. Furthermore, they learn how to treat others with and without these herbs. While the Pharmacist may be able to create far more effective healing supplies given some time, the Apothecary also thrives in extended expeditions and urgent first aid.

Berserker

A talent that is popular among players who desire to maximize their combat strength. By taking the Berserker talent, they gain access to a few combat-oriented skills and passives that increase in potency the closer they are to death. Their recklessness and fury lowers defense, but drastically amplifies offense. Perhaps the only downside is that this talent essentially forces the user to fight recklessly and aggressively, else its effects are greatly diminished.

Bodyguard

Courageous individuals graced with a great amount of respect for the dangers they put themselves through, a Bodyguard's role is to defend their clients and allies, risking their own wellbeing in order to keep others out of harm's way. The majority of their skills are oriented toward aiding others, making it a class that excels only when the Bodyguard is in a party. It is a solid choice for those who wish to get the most out of their role as a Tank.

Cavalier

A talent trained to ride and fight on horseback. Adopting Cavalier as one's talent has the potential to drastically change one's fighting style. Due to enhanced mobility, it is a good way to augment some slightly slower classes such as the Vanguard. It is also commonly combined with a main class which specializes in mid to far range combat for the purpose of hit-and-run tactics. Adventurers who take this talent start with a young horse of their choice that requires extensive bonding and training. Higher levels of Cavalier will improve the bond between the Cavalier and their mount, forming a special partnership that will no doubt lead them to glory.

Courier

The deliverymen (and women) of Gaia Reborn. Their goal is to ship and deliver various supplies across different places to different people as fast as possible. Couriers are almost never in a single spot for very long, as they are often employed by Adventurers and Gaians for deliveries. They obtain boosts to mobility, specialized equipment and perks to ease travel and transport, and high-level Couriers are a great boon to any Raid party’s logistics.

Dancer

Players who chose the dancer talent are quick on their feet, but perhaps quicker to instill emotions. Entertainers at heart, the Dancer enchants onlookers as easily as they slip between spell and blade alike with the combat bonuses they receive on top. A Dancer will primarily use their powerful dance skills to make living easy, calm enemies or inspire allies, and as such can enhance a Bard’s playstyle or make up for the lack of one in a party.

Exorcist

Often described by players as the Undead Hunter, these specialized hunters form a vendetta against the otherworldly evils that inhabit this world. Their primary duties include purification, which rids possessed objects or people of a Spirit's malicious grip. They have an inherent resistance to curses and gain offensive and defensive bonuses when fighting against Spirits or Undead, and as such they are often likened to Shamans.

Fortuneteller

A talent that conjures the esoteric in order to predict their comrades' future and help them manifest it. The Fortune Teller can access a number of skills that seem to foretell future events or boost allies. Most of these clues are rather unpredictable, making the Fortune Teller's role a difficult one. The buffs and debuffs they can bring also make them a great asset to any party less interested in their cryptic hints.

Gardener

While not a very popular Talent while Gaia Reborn was still a simple computer game, daily life has brought the need of farmers and others skilled in agriculture. In addition to their ability to maintain plants in farms, fields or gardens, they also possess the ability to cut down plants in the environment and prevent regrowth for quite some time. Consider this trait the next time you enter a thorn hedge maze where the flora regenerates quickly.

Hitman

Upon the realization that death in this world meant one's revival in the Cathedral, some players disregarded the other consequences and quickly got over their hesitation to point arms at each other in order to get what they wanted. The Hitman is a talent that thrives in this newly-founded underworld. They are often employed by Adventurers and Gaians alike as bodyguards or used to pressure an adversary, and it is not uncommon for professional hitmen to rack up reputations as bounty hunters. Regardless, their existence is only a cursory glance, showing the very faint edges of the dark side that Gaia Reborn has to offer.

Housekeeper

A talent popularly referred to as Butler or Maid, the goal of a Housekeeper is to maintain the living conditions of their or their master’s personal dwellings. They are commonly hired by Guild Masters or other rich individuals to help maintain their large, sprawling houses. Doing so provides them with a perfectly clean place any weary Adventurer can return to. They also gain very basic knowledge of cooking, especially beverages, and a bond between a Housekeeper and their master can become of the strongest ones to exist.

Idol

A talent for those with entertainment in their hearts and flair in their blood! The Idol talent was said to have come from requests of Dancers that wish to captivate through song. As such, Idols tend to vary from their entertainer cousins in that they dedicate themselves to singing instead. They specialize in hosting grand shows or buffing large parties during Raids, making them a more situational but potent variation of Dancers.

Legate

When you first lay eyes upon a player with this talent, you may not be able to take your eyes off them. Legates carry a special air around them, one that distinguishes them from other players; they tend to be well dressed and slip through town like the wind. Known for their charisma, Legates are able to talk smoothly and think quickly, charming Adventurer and Gaians alike. Since the Apocalypse, there have been an increase in Adventurers taking this talent hoping for easy relationships. You may want to avoid those kinds of people.

Mariner

A talent originally proposed for Gaia Reborn by a user in the Japanese server forum several months prior to launch, this role not only allows the Adventurer bonuses in their fishing abilities, but also proficiency with watery environments or Aquatic enemies. Penalties for fighting in rivers or seas are reduced, and the extra adaptability with underwater combat allows these players to damage Aquatic Monsters more easily or scavenge for treasure.

Merchant

A talent that specializes in the peddling of goods between both Gaians and Adventurers alike. A Merchant's goal is to make as much of a profit as possible, which they amass through many means from bartering to sales or simple hard work. To further this, players with this talent often have many means to also help others in obtaining a pretty penny, creating a demand for them by Guilds that wish to employ a Merchant to help fill their treasury.

Monster Tamer

A Talent that primarily focuses on taming and training Monsters, the Monster Tamer seeks to increase their battle strength by recruiting Monsters as extra party members - temporarily or permanently. Some even seek to recruit a Monster as a highly exotic pet of some sort, but be warned that a Monster’s death is permanent. Outside of taming Monsters, Monster Tamers gain boosts while fighting alongside them and use their experience to obtain Animal Produce more easily.

Priest/Priestess

A devout religious follower has no time for rest when there are wounded souls to help. Through devoting their lives to following their chosen god, a Priest or Priestess gains a minute amount of Divine affinity with which to help those around them. Due to this, the Priest/Priestess talent gains Cleanse to spare those around them from debuffs or sickness, and many can be seen tending the Panpaidi and holy sites alike.

Puppeteer

A skilled profession that involves the manipulation of a marionette to serve as a surrogate extension of one's own body. Puppeteers primarily collaborate with Mechanics or Carpenters in order to create their companion, usually in the form of a humanoid mannequin or a bulky suit or armor. Some even go to great lengths to fit the marionette with Mana-holding cores, a still relatively unexplored field that's said to be able to give the puppet a "soul." Their use in battle is a versatile; from extending one’s attack reach to serving as an extra party member or as backup Tank.

Sage

A talent influenced by the elemental affinity that resides in many a creature or object. The abilities in the Sage's power include the ability to sense elemental affinities, change them or summon elementals. A Sage's interaction with the world is rather unusual as its symbolism varies based on the Sage's background. Many Gaian Sages treat their interactions with mana nearly religiously, while Adventurer Sages may lean toward the scientific understanding of the sprites they encounter in their new world after the Apocalypse.

Scholar

The work of a great person is never measured by their standings but by their knowledge. True to this, the Scholar talent focuses upon knowledge of Monsters and its use. Through careful examination and categorization of Monsters, Scholars are able to accurately interpret their type, skills, strengths, and weaknesses. They are especially sought after by Raid parties that seek to tackle a tough Elite or Boss monster due to their ability to boost a party’s combat effectiveness, and have helped a great deal in understanding the world since the Apocalypse.

Sigilmaker

While Sigilmakers are not a crafting talent, they are capable of enchanting items through special sigils engraved into them. They rely heavily on the power of the elements to grant buffs and debuffs to equipment, Panpaidi and Monsters alike through a variety of ways - Engraving on equipment, skin, ritual circles or traps. The Sigilmaker thus thrives in a party or when given time to prepare.

Tracker

A particularly stealthy talent, Trackers have the ability to hide safely among the shadows, hiding from sight and muffling their footsteps. Hidden from those who might seek them out, Trackers can travel undetected, allowing them to scout out and follow targets. Unsurprisingly, the Tracker is the most common choice among players seeking a stealthy build, be it for a sneaky Assassin or a silent information broker.

Wayfarer

A talent that specializes in adventure and travel across the lands of Gaia Reborn. Wayfarers are a prime choice to map areas, scout places or guide others. The Wayfarer talent heightens the Adventurer's ability to sense direction and movement speed. They also gain tools to aid in their survival beyond the walls such as traps for hunting. The need for Wayfarers has risen greatly since the Apocalypse, and they often employ the help of a Scribe to chart routes or dangerous areas.

[Gaia Reborn]

Each Talent comes with a series of skills exclusive to that Talent. Talent skills are gained once every ten levels that Talent is raised. At the moment, nobody knows what all of the Talent skills are, but as they are discovered, they will be added to the list below. (Use Ctrl+F to search for a talent.)

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Crafting Talent Skills

Artisan

Level 1
Eye For Quality
Artisans are skilled in many forms of art, and have quite an eye for discerning quality materials. When they roll on any table in a gathering thread, they are granted a +2 bonus to their roll. This bonus can’t cause the roll to exceed 85. This bonus increases to +4 once the Artisan hits level 21, and +6 once they hit level 51.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Sculpting
With their experience in chiseling, an Artisan has learned to strike the weak chinks in any type of stone. The Artisan’s attacks ignore a below-average amount of an enemies’ Defense if they are made of stone.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Discern
With art always in the back of an Artisan’s head, they are able to recognize quality materials even while otherwise preoccupied, picking up sturdy materials along the way. At the end of any thread that occurs outside of the Romalia subforum, the Artisan is able to roll a single harvest die for a single table of choice from the area in which the thread was created.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Proof of Quality
Perfectionists and masters of the fine art, Artisans learn to pay attention to even the most minute details. This allows them to easily discern items that have been tampered with. While they can not discern items made by magic as being magical, they can discern counterfeit items, poisoned items, damaged equipment, fake signatures and other such things.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Finishing Touches
The Artisan makes sure every single craft of them is in top condition and created without flaws. However, after this, they also have to make sure their crafts are marvelous. This skill can be used on one’s own crafts after creation to add finishing touches, increasing the Item Level by 2. This can also be used on the crafts of others, increasing the Item Level by 1 instead. Finishing Touches’ item level boost can’t be applied more than once on an item.
30m animation time, 30m cooldown. No mana cost.

Blacksmith

Level 1
Acclimated Body
From spending countless hours slaving over a roaring furnace and hot coals, the Blacksmith has come to be used to the hottest of temperatures, conferring a minor resistance to the Fire element.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Smithing Adept
The Blacksmith’s strikes mold the metal, drawing out impurities with greater ease than before. When they roll on the Mineral table in a gathering thread, they are granted a +5 bonus to their roll. This bonus can’t cause the roll to exceed 85. This bonus increases to +7 at 31, and +9 at 51.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Sturdy Crafts
With their tools, weapons and armor being some of the ones that see the most heavy use, the Blacksmith knows that they must be built to last. If all the materials they use are of at least item level 2, it is granted +2 to item level.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Resonate
Wielding a metal weapon, the Blacksmith can utilize it to deliver a powerful resonating blow by striking it to their or a party member’s metal weapon or equipment. This releases a soundwave in a 4m radius that Dazes all enemies.
1.5s animation time, 1m cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 41
Heavyweight
The Blacksmith has learned to carry and handle all types of armors, and have gained a proficiency for using Heavy Armor and how it works. Blacksmiths with the “Heavyweight” skill are granted +2 proficiency in Heavy Armor. While Heavy Armor is equipped, any attacks that would penetrate a portion of the Blacksmith’s Defense have their penetration power reduced to only half of said amount (a skill that would penetrate half of the Blacksmith’s Defense would only penetrate 1/4th, for example).
Passive skill.

Level 51
Blacksmith's Arcanum
The Blacksmith has long toiled over the materials they sculpt through fire and forge. Their training and hard work have improved their skill to a degree that the Blacksmith is now able to improve not only mundane crafts, but enchanted gear as well. The Enhance Craft recipe now also includes enchanted items. However, while the blacksmith can now improve enchanted gear as well, the power of the enchantment itself remains the same.
Passive skill.

Level 61
Alloy Smelting
The Blacksmith has gained familiarity enough with the materials of their trade to make more powerful combinations with the materials available to them. The Blacksmith can now smelt two different metal ores together into one alloy ingot, which combines the strength of both materials into one. Crafts made of an alloy are granted additional item levels equal to the sum of the original minerals' item levels. This skill is mutually exclusive to Sturdy Crafts.
Passive skill.

Carpenter

Level 1
Mandrake's Nightmare
Being workers of wood, Carpenters have an innate understanding of wood and any creatures formed from it. In combat, Carpenters benefit from a low increase in damage when fighting an enemy made of wood, such as some plants, golems and mimics.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Timber Inspection
A Carpenter must know the unique properties of all types of wood and have learned a great deal about trees. When they roll on the Wood table in a gathering thread, they are granted a +5 bonus to their roll. This bonus can’t cause the roll to exceed 85. This bonus increases to +7 at 31, and +9 at 51.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Elemental Lacquer
The Carpenter can use their mana to coat a single piece of Carpenter Equipment with a magical, elemental Lacquer of the Fire, Ice, Nature or Air element This Lacquer coating lasts for 1 hour. On weapons, it converts 10% of their damage to the specified element. On armor or shields, it grants a minor Magic Defense Up against the same element.
10s animation time, no cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 31
Supple and Strong
Honing both the lightweight nature of wood as well as its innate strength, any equipment crafted by a Carpenter with this skill grants the wielder a low boost to Evasion and Attack. This bonus is raised to below-average if the wielder is the crafter.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Construction Master
A mastery of lumber and woodwork has given the Carpenter incredible skills and insight in building large buildings and other properties together with others. When building a large building or other property, the required material cost is reduced by 40%. If they wish to purchase such properties, the Gold cost is reduced by 10%.
Passive skill.

Chef

Level 1
Iron Stomach
Not even food poisoning can stop a dedicated chef! This skill can be toggled, allowing chefs to become immune to status debuffs caused by drinks and food, such as Poison or Accuracy Down.
Toggle skill.
“Also prevents intoxication, which is the only real reason to ever toggle this skill off.”

Level 11
Carefully Chosen Ingredients
Chefs need to have a deep understanding of the things they cook, no matter what it is. This skill passively grants a better understanding of local flora and fauna, granting all kinds of knowledge related to cooking such as knowledge of what’s poisonous and what isn’t, how to remove the poisonous or venomous parts of animals and plants and other similarly useful information. When they roll on the Foods table in a gathering thread, they are granted a +5 bonus to their roll. This bonus can’t cause the roll to exceed 85. This bonus increases to +7 at 21, and +9 at 51.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Vital Mastery
Chefs learn early on which parts of the animals they serve contain the best meats and the location of the vitals of an animal are as close to second nature as the location of their own heart. This grants the Chefs an average Critical Hit Up against Beasts, or monsters with a Unique Drop that the Chef can use.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Heartfelt Cooking
The Chef carefully prepares a meal for up to three people that will replenish full health and remove any status effects other than Poison as long as the meal is consumed within an hour of cooking. Otherwise it is simply a delicious meal. Attempting to cook a meal during combat is not recommended.
10m animation time, 8h cooldown time. No mana cost.

Level 41
Skillful Blade
Due to the amount a chef uses their blades, they have honed their senses with blades, causing them to grow extremely accustomed to the usage of blades. This increases the Chef’s damage upon scoring a Critical Hit by 20% when using blades of any form.
Passive skill.

Mechanic

Level 1
Disassembly
Mechanics have a certain skill with taking apart machines, so monsters that are mechanical in nature had better watch out. Mechanics deal a low amount of extra damage to Machine and Golem-type monsters.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Quick Hands
The Mechanic is often used to making and manufacturing small parts and maneuvering fast in order to keep up with demand. Upon use, they gain Quick Hands, allowing them to utilise Mechanic items 20% faster for 30 seconds no matter what the item is. This would increase the Attack Speed of crossbows, speed of pulleys, or movement and attack speed of mechanical puppets for example.
Instant, 10m cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 21
Experienced Instructor
Due to the painstaking nature of their crafts, the Mechanic has learned to put up with delays, defeats, errors and faults. While in a crafting thread with a friend, the Mechanic can use this skill on them to help them along. Word Count to craft is reduced by 15% and the item’s level is increased by 1 if the crafter that made it is above talent level 20. The Mechanic may only instruct one friend at a time.
Instant, no cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 31
Hack
The Mechanic’s skills with moving machinery and their ability to take apart Golems and Machines has honed even further. The Mechanic can hack a Machine, Golem or Mechanic Puppet within 10m, projecting three blue strings from their hand to the target. If it is an enemy, they receive an average Accuracy Down for 20s. If it is an ally, they receive a low Attack Speed Up for 20s.
2.5s cast time, 1min cooldown. Below-average mana cost.

Level 41
Mechanical Ingenuity
Mechanics have an acute sense of devious ingenuity in times of stride, and as such they can replace one mechanical crafting component with another mechanical crafting component at no cost of quality.
Passive skill.

Pharmacist

Level 1
Drug Mastery
A lifetime of quaffing tonics, sipping potions and handling venoms has steeled the Pharmacist’s veins. Passively, they are healed by an extra 15% from any forms of non-magical healing. Debuffs inflicted on them from any form of poison or venom are reduced by 5s, but not below 5s.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Counter-Catalysis
The Pharmacist has the option to put an additional chemical in a potion when using it to make non-instantaneous effects last twice as long but have the potency of their effects lowered by a low amount.
Instant, 20s cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 21
Catalyst Subduement
Instead of using a catalyst to enhance the positive effects of a craft, the Pharmacist has learned to use it to cancel out the negatives of a craft. When this skill is used, any catalyst ingredient the Pharmacist has is consumed on the potion or poison to instead cancel out its negatives, but reduce the Item Level by 1.
Instant, no cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 31
Experimental Vapors
A skill that consumes one of the Pharmacist’s potions or poisons. The consumable is spent, and the Pharmacist uses a magical chain reaction to spread vapors of the consumable within 5m, in a mist with a 3m radius that lasts for 5s. All enemies or allies that inhale the mist obtain the potion or poison’s effect at 1/3rd the duration or effectiveness. It’s possible to heal enemies or poison allies, so be careful. The Pharmacist themselves are immune to their own poison vapors.
2s cast time, 2m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 41
Concentrated Brewing
While crafting, the Pharmacist may distill and concentrate the effect of two potions or poisons. If they possess a potion or poison identical to the one they are currently crafting, they can opt to consume it to increase the item level of the one they are crafting by 3. If the potion they used was one enhanced by Concentrated Brewing, the item level is increased by 5 instead.
Passive skill.

Scribe

Level 1
Scribe Aptitude
Scribes are known for their ability to take comprehensive notes quickly and examine various writings carefully. Due to their talents, Scribes obtain the Adventurer skill Arcane Alphabet from the start. Their knowledge also grants additional proficiency in the use of Grimoires in combat, receiving a +1 to Magic Proficiency when they wield a Grimoire as weapon.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Keen Reading
While every Adventurer has perfect eyesight since the Apocalypse, reading through thousands of documents is still bothersome. This toggle skill brings up a pair of magic glasses that fit comfortably over the wearer’s nose and ears, and can be mentally directed to zoom in to a magnification of x2. Furthermore, it slightly illuminates the view to make it easier to read in dimly lit areas. Zooming in makes everything past 10 meters blurry though, so its combat use is limited. This helps inspect and read documents primarily, but has other uses.
Toggle skill.
“If the Scribe already wears actual glasses, this skill instead amplifies those.”

Level 21
Copy-Work
If the Scribe has at least one Scribe-crafted item in their inventory or otherwise available near them, the Word Count to craft that same item is lowered by 50. This upgrades to a reduction of 100 at level 41. The effects of this skill still apply even if the initial item was crafted by a different Scribe.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Rosetta Stone
A toggle skill that allows the Scribe to read anything. Invisible ink becomes visible, texts written in other languages appear as the Scribe’s mother tongue, faded ink becomes legible, and so on. It is said that in fraudulent Documents, it even shows the Scribe the writer’s true intentions through smaller print between the lines. As a result, most Documents made have been much fairer since the Apocalypse.
Toggle skill. Low mana drain.

Level 41
Scroll Mastery
The Scribe has learned how the mana in their Scrolls work. When the Scribe uses a Scroll, the spell is cast but the scrolls are not consumed. Instead, they keep the scroll, but as a Damaged version that can not be traded. The damaged version can be used to cast the spell a second time, after which it is consumed.
Passive skill.

Tailor

Level 1
Needlework
Due to the dexterity from which they perform their tasks, Tailors are able to make up for any compromises in their ability. They recover from Accuracy and Evasion Down debuffs twice as fast.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Stitch
A Tailor has learned how to handle needles and fabric, and as such can theoretically close wounds. This single-target skill requires an ally to be in melee range as the Tailor waves their weapon, with a magic sewing needle appearing next to the wound. This removes the longest-lasting, most damaging Bleed debuff the ally has.
2s animation time, 2m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 21
Fil
The Tailor is able to stitch a single magical string into their sewing. This one string is much tougher than the rest, but is otherwise unremarkable, and is imbued heavily with mana. Any clothing made with a Fil grants the wearer a very minor Magic Attack and Magic Defense up. If the wearer is within 50m of the Tailor, this buff is increased to a minor one, and if the wearer is the Tailor itself, this buff is increased to a low buff.
Instant, no cooldown. High mana cost.

Level 31
Scissor Shear
Toggle skill. The Tailor has learned how to spend mana to temporarily form a pair of scissors. Pushing their hand forward with index and middle finger outstretched, two temporary magic scissor blades form to stab or slice enemies or fabric. This temporarily raises the Tailor’s Unarmed proficiency by 3. Attacks made by the scissors inflict a stacking very minor 10s Bleed.
Toggle skill. Low mana drain.

Level 41
Noir et Blanc
The Tailor upgrades their mastery over their Fil, and can choose to make their Fil “Blanc” or “Noir”. A Fil Blanc removes the Magic Attack Up buff to increase the effectiveness of the Magic Defense Up from very minor to low, while a Fil Noir removes the Magic Defense Up buff to increase the effectiveness of the Magic Attack Up from very minor to low. If the wearer is within 50m of the Tailor, this buff is increased to a below-average one, and if the wearer is the Tailor itself, this buff is increased to an average buff. Additionally, stitching a Fil into anything increases its Item Level by 1.
Passive skill.

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Roleplay Talent Skills

Apothecary

Level 1
Herbology
In order to fulfil their role properly, Apothecaries must have access to a wide variety of plantlife. When they roll on the Plants table in a gathering thread, they are granted a +5 bonus to their roll. This bonus won’t cause the roll to exceed 85. This bonus increases to +7 at 21, and +9 at 41. Apothecaries also gain an almost encyclopedic knowledge for discerning medicinal herbs and other such plants (such as shrubs, berries, etc) with healing or poisonous effects, and as such can warn allies of dangers while on the road, or prescribe healing teas from freshly-picked leaves for example. Apothecaries also receive a small leather bag which slows the dying of picked plants inside it and allows them to easily store plants, berries, and herbs safely to prevent contamination even if they are poisonous.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Healing Salve
Using their knowledge of herbs and natural remedies, the Apothecary is able to treat others using a handmade ointment from herbs in their possession. Upon use, the target is granted Regenerate, recovering 20% of their max health over the skill’s 10 second animation time. Any debuffs on the target will also be cured at the end of the animation.
10s animation time, 3m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 21
Needle Remedy
If the Apothecary has any curative herb or plant on them, they can use this skill to carefully craft tiny needles with curatives on them, which can be thrown at targets to quickly cleanse them of a specific debuff. For the next 30 seconds, the ally is immune to the debuff they were cleansed of. If the Apothecary has more time on their hands, they may instead spend three minutes applying the needles carefully across the target's body, curing them of all debuffs and granting Protect for 10 minutes. This status will protect a target from the first two debuffs inflicted to them, after which the Protect status is removed.
2s/3min animation time, 1m cooldown. Minor mana cost.

Level 31
Potion Lore
An Apothecary knows how to bring the most out of anything curative. With the help of their knowledge of herbs, plants, and remedies, the Apothecary may enhance any healing, curative, or preventive potions they apply to themselves or others to receive a 33% boost in effectiveness or duration. If an Apothecary is present to actively help and share their knowledge, the potions a Pharmacist crafts with their company and assistance will benefit permanently from the 33% boost to either their effectiveness or duration.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Gathering Spree
When an Apothecary finds one herb, they know that the soil in the area is suited for others of the same kind. If an Apothecary gathers at least two items of the same kind from the Plants table, they obtain one additional item of the same kind. If they gather at least four, this is boosted to two extra items of the same kind. If the Apothecary makes two rolls of the same tier on the Plant table, they can instead choose to take one item from the tier one level higher. Their knowledge of the soil and the resources that grow well there can be recorded and used to gain a bonus to finding that specific resource in future harvest threads. The bonus is a +5 for when you have found two of a plant there in one expedition and +10 when you find four of it in one expedition. The bonus won’t cause the roll to exceed 85.
Passive skill.

Berserker

Level 1
Rage
As a Berserker’s health drops, their fury manifests itself in an unnatural increase in their physical abilities. When below 50% of their max health, the Berserker is granted a very-minor boost to Attack, Magic Attack, Defense, Magic Defense, Evasion, Movement and Accuracy. This doubles to minor when below 25% of their max HP.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Terrifying Presence
The Berserker toggles this skill with a ferocious roar, surrounding themselves in an intimidating aura of malice. Aloof, Curious, and Docile creatures will act Cowardly in the Berserker’s presence, however, Predatory and Territorial creatures will become aggressive in response to this show of force. Similarly, more meek and mild-mannered Gaians and even Adventurers may cower and comply with demands, but a more self-confident and powerful Panpaidi will likely respond with indignation. Non-Panpaidi who attack the Berserker while they have this skill toggled on will receive a very-minor amount of continuous damage for every second they are within 1 meter of them.
Toggle, No cooldown. Minor mana drain

Level 21
Reckless Fury
Berserkers are known for their ferocious might, though often it comes at the abandonment of care for their own well being. When activating this skill, the Berserker gains the Enraged status until this skill is used again, which increases their Attack and Magic Attack by an above-average amount while decreasing their Defense and Magic Defense by the same amount.
Berserkers should be wary of spending too much mana while Enraged, lest they be left unable to use the skill again to remove the status.
Instant animation time, 15s cooldown. Below-Average mana cost.

Level 31
Unleash the Bull
The Berserker roars and, further consumed into blind wrath, they immediately rush to the nearest enemy within 10m at an insane speed. They recklessly slam head-first into them dealing strong damage to the target and interrupting them. If the Berserker has less than 1/3rd of their maximum Health when they use this skill, they are briefly cloaked in a faint red aura, granting a strong Attack Up for 5 seconds.
1s animation time, 1m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 41
Defiance of Death
Not even the excruciating pain or death can stop the Berserker. When the Berserker hits 0 Health after having been under the effect of Rage for at least 25 seconds, they instead go into the Defiant status for 15 seconds as their body is consumed by dark red flames. They can neither be healed nor take damage during this time, and receive a strong Attack and Magic Attack Up, as well as an average Movement Up. As soon as the Defiant status effect expires, the Berserker dies.
Adventurer Berserkers who respawn after Defiance of Death may find that their bodies still feel the pain of the battle for some time, even though the wounds are healed
Passive skill.

Bodyguard

Level 1
Duty-Bound
The Bodyguard targets the person they wish to protect, granting them the VIP status. While the bodyguard is within 3 meters of their VIP, a faint blue thread visible only to the Bodyguard and the VIP links them together. The Bodyguard will take 10% of all damage the target takes in their stead. This effect can be stopped at will, but it then enters a 15 minute cooldown before they can choose another target.
Toggle, 15m cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 11
Returning The Favor
Allies bound to a Bodyguard by Duty-Bound have a stalwart defender backing them up. Returning The Favor allows them to help their defender do their job longer. When the VIP deals damage, 10% of the damage dealt goes to the Bodyguard as healing. At level 11, this healing generates additional aggro for the VIP. At level 31 the healing instead generates no aggro. At level 51, the healing instead generates aggro for the Bodyguard. This ability can uniquely be toggled by either the Bodyguard or the VIP.
Toggle, 10s cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 21
Stand Behind Me!
The Bodyguard’s main role is to protect their allies no matter the cost. If the Bodyguard is within 3 meters of an ally, they can warp between them and an oncoming attack to protect their ally from oncoming damage. Upon arrival in front of the target, the Bodyguard gains an average boost to Defense and Magic Defense for that attack only, and any damage the attack would have dealt is halved. If you activate Stand Behind Me! within 0.1 seconds of the attack landing, the defense buffs are strong instead of average
Instant, 30s cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 31
Cool & Steady
The Bodyguard knows they need to be tough and calm at all times in order to protect their charges. The duration of all Confusion and Fear debuffs inflicted on them is halved, and they passively obtain a minor Defense and Magic Defense Up buff.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Unwavering
No Bodyguard would give up hope when their ward was in danger. While the VIP is within 2 meters and under 50% maximum health, the Bodyguard gets an average Movement Up, Defense Up and Magic Defense Up Buff. They also get a below-average Attack Up against enemies within 2 meters of the VIP, and can launch these enemies away with attacks boosted by powerful mana infused knockback, propelling their foes at the cost of a minor amount of mana for every 2 meters they are launched up to a maximum of 30 meters.
Passive skill.

Cavalier

Level 1
Basic Equestrian
The Cavalier obtains a Horse Whistle from the beginning in order to summon their very own steed. They can choose the appearance of their steed when it is first summoned. While still new, this steed will carry their master and luggage and give them affectionate nuzzles but will flee and desummon itself when attacked or if their master enters combat.
2s cast time, No cooldown, 30m cooldown if desummoned. Low mana cost

Level 11
Horseback Combat
The Cavalier’s steed finally learns to overcome its fears. The steed has health equal to 30% of their master’s maximum health and will no longer desummon when in combat, however it will desummon after its health drops to 0. The steed’s maximum HP increases to 50% of their master’s maximum health at Cavalier level 31, 75% at level 51, 100% at lvl 71, and 125% at lvl 91. The rider gains a strong buff to movement while mounted.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Horse Kick
The Cavalier’s horse turns its back on the enemy, stands on its forelegs for a brief moment and delivers a kick powerful enough to dent metal, dealing strong damage and knocking back the target 5 meters. This attack draws an above-average amount of aggro to the mount.
Horses can deliver normal kicks prior to learning this ability, but unlocking Horse Kick gives them a much more devastating take on their main offensive ability
1s cast time, 30s cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 31
Pegasus
The Cavalier’s horse is able to turn into a Pegasus and fly for one hour each day. The Pegasus’ flying speed is the same as its running speed. After the transformation ends, the horse will become exhausted and will automatically be desummoned .
5s cast time, 16h cooldown. High mana cost.

Level 41
The Cavalry's Here
If the Cavalier is mounted out of combat and sees a friendly character in combat, they can activate this skill to gain an intense increase to movement speed for 10 seconds and rush to their ally’s aid. The first attack made while this effect is active will end the effect and deal an additional strong amount of damage to the target.
Instant, 1h cooldown. Minor mana cost.

Courier

Level 1
Delivery
Toggle. This skill will passively keep track of all the requests that the Courier has accepted, adding them to their quest log. When toggled on, the Courier gains a mystical ring on the ground around them. The ring has an arrow which points linearly in the direction of the nearest Gaian or Adventurer they can report to. If a Gaian or Adventurer to report to is within 10 meters, they will expel a golden pillar of light visible only to the Courier.
Couriers should be cautious of their surroundings while following the arrow, lest they run into a wall or other obstacle.
Toggle.

Level 11
Courier’s Equipment
While on the road, it’s important for the Courier to get to their destination before nightfall. This is not always possible, however, so the Courier has learned how to utilize magic in order to quickly set up camp for the night. Upon the cast of Courier’s Equipment, they are granted the following: A two-person tent with tarp and stakes, two comfortable bedrolls with pillows, flint and tinder, two sets of plates, bowls and cutlery, a kettle and a magical repellent device that keeps all Common monsters away in a 15 meter radius. They are only repelled if not provoked or attacked. All items summoned by this skill last for 12 hours, after which they disappear in a puff of smoke.
20s cast time, 12h cooldown. High mana cost.

Level 21
Talaria
Having a large list of items to deliver to clients all around different towns and villages, the Courier can cast a spell on their footwear to temporarily change them to Talarias for 1h, which have no armor value but grant the wearer a strong Movement Up buff while traveling over roads. This spell can be deactivated at any time, reverting the Talarias to the Courier’s previous footwear and initiating the cooldown.
7s cast time, 30m cooldown. Below-Average mana cost.

Level 31
Neither Snow Nor Rain…
Couriers are known for their resilience and consistency, even in the harshest of weather conditions.While toggled on, the Courier ignores weather effects such as snow and rain, and muddy or snow covered terrain is treated as though it were hard packed soil under their feet, but temperature itself is not ignored. In addition, Couriers that are overheated or undercooled will suffer a steady very-minor Health and Mana drain and a below-average reduction to all their stats.
Toggle.

Level 41
Delivery Bird
The Courier summons a magical, white-feathered delivery pigeon that can hold a package of two kilograms and will deliver it to anyone within 5 kilometers that the Courier has in their friend list, party list, has accepted a request from, or request target which thus is on their Delivery list. After delivering the object, the pigeon vanishes in a puff of sparkles. Every further 10 levels, the maximum weight that can be carried increases by half a kilogram and the range doubles.
5s cast time, 10m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Dancer

Level 1
Versatile Dance
A skilled Dancer has multiple styles in their repertoire, with any dance serving as an expression of their being. With Versatile Dance, the Dancer may toggle on one of two passive effects to accompany their dances. This skill cannot be activated during combat if the Dancer themselves initiated the combat, and these effects will be toggled off upon taking any damage.
Boisterous Dance: The Dancer performs with an enticing confidence which can raise spirits and invite others to feel the music of their hearts bringing a dance to their feet. Great for bringing life into a fancy ball or a common bar. The rise in festivity is likely to bring in tips, and thus the Dancer gains a gold for every 9 words instead of every 10 for posts where their Boisterous Dance is active.
Mediator’s Dance: The Dancer puts on a performance which emits a calming aura around them, affecting all entities within a 10 meter radius. Upset Gaians and Adventurers will calm down faster. Aloof and Curious monsters turn Docile, while Wary monsters turn Curious and Territorial ones turn Wary.
Toggle. 10m cooldown. Minor mana drain.

Level 11
Combat Dance
This adds a third option to the Versatile Dance, one which enhances the Dancer’s capabilities in a fight. Unlike its two companion dances, this skill can be activated even during combat that the Dancer initiates and will not be toggled off upon taking damage.
Skirmisher’s Dance: The Dancer uses their dancing expertise to increase their combat power through swiftened attacks and movement granting them a low Evasion and Attack Speed Up.
Toggle. 10m cooldown. Minor mana drain.

Level 21
Refined Balance
Quick on their feet and steady from their dancing, the Dancer isn’t as affected by hindered mobility. When this skill is activated, it instantly frees the Dancer from any Movement Down or Evasion Down effects. Passively, the duration of such effects is reduced by 2s. Additionally, the Dancer also gains an aptitude for the Cat’s Feet skill, lowering its cost from 5SP to 2SP.
Instant, 10s cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 31
Blade Dance
The Dancer gains an entourage of weapons to accompany them while they dance. They start with a single spectral weapon of their choice which follows their every move. They can choose to have it fly up to 5 meters away from them to activate any one melee R1 per weapon, or to hit a foe without dealing damage but instead inflicting an interrupt. A spectral weapon dissipates as soon as it is used to cast or interrupt a skill. Upon reaching level 61 they gain an additional spectral weapon, and upon reaching level 91 they gain their third and final spectral weapon.
1s casting time per weapon summoned, 3m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 41
Dance of Return
The Dancer can choose to literally teleport back in their steps. They can choose to teleport back to where they were in 10 second increments, up to 1 minute. Every 10 seconds costs a below-average amount of Mana. The Dancer can even use this to get back up pits they fell in, or pass through cages and closed doors; but if the Dancer has to teleport back through a solid object it costs an additional below-average amount of mana per object.
Instant cast time, 10m cooldown. Variable mana cost.

Exorcist

Level 1
Sanctify
Exorcists have an innate familiarity with the world of undead, spirits, and curses, as well as the negative energy they give off. They are thus able to detect the traces of negative energy such beings give off within 15 meters to more easily track and find them. Due to their incorporeal nature, spirits are harder to pin down and so without closely following the traces of negative energy as they interact with the material world, the Exorcist cannot detect an exact location of spirits, only that they are present. However, due to their negative energy awareness, Exorcists are equipped to combat these monsters and forces where they find them. They may remove a curse or possession from an item once per 10 minute interval, however this toggles the skill off. Passively, they are also granted a low amount of bonus Divine damage against Undead and Spirit type enemies.
Toggle, 10s cooldown. Minor mana drain.

Level 11
Appease
An Exorcist knows the nature of the spirits and undead just as well as a Shaman does, and knows that not all spirits are inherently malicious. This single-target skill will inflict Appease on a target within 10 meters and turn a Spirit or Undead type enemy’s nature into Docile, or Wary if they are Territorial, Aggressive or Predatory. This lasts for 2 minutes. When this enemy is attacked, this status is removed.
2s cast time, 5m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 21
Repel Undead
A magic technique in which the Exorcist presses both their hands to the ground and chants, forming a magic circle with a 5 meter radius which prevents all Undead and Spirit type enemies from passing its boundaries. Any that attempt to or touch its border suffer low Divine damage every time they make contact or for every second they are in contact with it. This circle lasts for 2 minutes.
3s cast time, 5m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 31
Ward Panpaidi
Spending so much time hunting the Undead and Spirits, the Exorcist has learned to handle such monsters better. They passively receive a low amount less damage from Spirit and Undead attacks. This skill also allows the Exorcist to free objects, animals and Panpaidi from possession, curses, or one debuff inflicted by a Spirit or Undead type enemy. If this skill is used to remove a debuff from an Adventurer or a Gaian, the skill's cast time is reduced to 2 seconds.
10s cast time, 2s for debuff. 1m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 41
Divine Sun
The Exorcist is able to summon a grand beam of heavenly light in which to bathe their allies and foes alike. Slapping their palms together, the Exorcist summons down a 15 meter radius of brilliant heavenly light. All allies’ attacks and skills are empowered with an additional low amount of Divine damage for the next 15 seconds, while their weapons and armor reflect the holy light. Additionally allies gain an immunity to curse effects for the same duration, removing any curse effects that were present on them upon gaining this boon. Undead and Spirit type enemies inflicted with a below-average 15 second absolution and a 10 second daze.
5s cast time, 30m cooldown. Very High mana cost.

Fortuneteller

Level 1
Crystal Ball
Through their Crystal Ball, a Fortuneteller may view distorted images of possible futures in their surroundings. These possible futures may be triggered by the Fortuneteller or their allies. The images are potential consequences of actions, but do not indicate whether the possible future has already been triggered. Potential futures include trap activations, hidden mechanisms, ambushes from hidden monsters, NPC reactions, and more. It is said that the possible events shown by Crystal Ball have greatly increased ever since the Apocalypse. A Fortuneteller is able to use this skill an amount of seconds equal to their Fortuneteller level plus 14 per day. Exceeding the time limit causes the Crystal Ball to become foggy and opaque until it refreshes at midnight.
Toggle. Special cooldown. No mana drain.

Level 11
Palmistry
Fortunetellers use their mastery of reading others to pick up on subtle clues that less trained eyes may miss, gleaning details for either tactical advantage or social awareness. They may only target a particular Panpaidi with this skill once a week, regardless of which application they use. Choosing any target within 10m, the Fortuneteller receives a popup with one of the targets weaknesses or resistances as well as their signature skill. If the Fortuneteller has more time with their target, they may spend 20 seconds closely reading their target's palm. This reading will grant them a random piece of information about the target’s personal life or biography through this palm reading. Originally meant as a fun gimmick, this second application of the skill now gives out genuine information instead of just randomized lines. The skill is interrupted should the Fortuneteller lose contact to their target’s palm at any point during the reading.
Which skill is considered the signature skill may vary and is determined at the RPer's own discretion.
2s cast time, 60s cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 21
Cartomancy
The Fortuneteller tampers with fate to guide their allies and interfere with their foes. They draw two cards from the first suit and two from the second. The first suit determines the effect the card has, which will be a below-average buff and debuff, which last for 10 seconds after they are triggered. The second suit determines the triggers. The Fortuneteller then determines which card in the first suit will be a buff and which will be a debuff, and matches each to one of the triggers they drew. The two pairs of cards thereby determine the fortune of the next combat the Fortuneteller is participating in. Each participant of said combat, ally and enemy alike, is affected by this fortune. Triggering the effect while already under cartomancy’s effects merely resets the buff/debuff, it does not stack with itself.
First suit (determines effect):
Fool: HP Regen; Magician: Mana Regen; Priestess: Healing Received; Empress: Attack; Emperor: Defense; Hierophant: Magic Attack; Hermit: Magic Defense; Lovers: Accuracy and Evasion; Chariot: Movement Speed; Justice: Attack Speed; Fortune: Random stat each time it is triggered.
Second suit (determines trigger):
Strength: lands a critical hit; Hanged Man: evades an attack; Death: kills a foe; Temperance: Mana falls under 50%; Devil: HP falls under 50%; Tower: is inflicted by a status effect; Star: receives healing; Moon: is inflicted by a debuff other than Cartomancy; Sun: is inflicted by a buff other than Cartomancy; Judgement: is revived; The World: triggers on a random target every 5 seconds.
While this skill can technically be used in combat, it is best used as preparation.
10s casting time + Variable animation time, 30m cooldown. High mana cost upon first activation.

Level 31
Pendulum
The Fortuneteller may designate a certain person, place, or creature to target with their Pendulum. Upon skill activation, the Pendulum will begin to direct the Fortuneteller toward their chosen target. The target can either be specifically named or a generic term. Their Pendulum will then begin swinging in the direction of the named person, place, or creature, or the closest person, place, or creature fitting the generic term until the skill is toggled off and the Pendulum put away.
Toggle, 30m cooldown. Average mana drain.

Level 41
Astrology
At the start of each day, the Fortuneteller selects a celestial object to influence their day and grant them unique bonuses.
Mercury: Grants a below-average Movement Speed Up, but decreases the time limit of Crystal Ball by a third rounded down.
Venus: Increases the buff and debuff duration of Cartomancy to 20 seconds, but one pair has to be discarded and will not take effect.
Mars: Grants a low Attack and Magic Attack up, but the use of Palmistry against an enemy will immediately draw the target’s aggro for at least 10 seconds.
Jupiter: Increases the useful time of Crystal Ball by one third rounded up, but inflicts a low Defense and Magic Defense Down.
Saturn: Grants an optional reroll for each gathering roll, but decreases the final value of the roll by 10, to a minimum of 0.
Sun: No advantages or disadvantages.
This skill’s effects and cooldown reset at midnight. The Fortuneteller is forced to use this skill the first time they are awake after midnight.
No cast time. Special cooldown. No mana cost.

Gardener

Level 1
Gardening Aptitude
Gardeners have a natural affinity for bringing plant life to its true potential. For every two Plant or Food resources of the same type they gather, they gain an additional one for free. Plants they cultivate themselves yield 33% more resources than ones found in the wild. This extra yield percentage is rounded up. Plants without resource yields instead grow far more beautiful and healthy than their untended cousins, with richer and more plentiful blossoms and more vibrant colors. Additionally, Plant enemies are less aggressive in the presence of a Gardener, making them less likely to initiate an attack on a party where one is present.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Garden Tending
Whether their own or another’s home or guild hall, Gardeners work at best when they have a quiet place to call their own. Passively, when the place they cultivate their plants is a house, the yield of plants they attend will be increased by a further 33% stacking linearly, rounded up. Aesthetic plants also last longer and grow more quickly. In addition, the Gardener can summon either a magic green-tinted spectral machete or pruning shears at will. Regardless of which one they summon, the tool allows them to cut plants with ease, whether the vegetation is magical or not, and it won’t begin growing back for the next 8 hours. These tools are almost worthless in combat, harmlessly phasing through most enemies. However, they do deal a low amount of bonus damage against Plant enemies.
When released from the Gardener’s grip, the spectral tools shatter into beautiful shards of magical green energy, before fading out of existence.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Blessings of the Fae
Much like a Druid, the Gardener’s connection to plant life has become magical. The Gardener may converse with plant life, but there are several restrictions in doing so;
The creature must be flora. It must not be in a fit of rage, fear, or other form of hysteria nor can it be an Aggressive Type and physical contact is required. To normal plants, the Gardener can’t do much besides getting a basic understanding of what the plant needs (more sun, more watering, whether there are insects eating the roots, etc). With Plant-based enemies or magical plants, the Gardener can receive simple “Yes” or “No” replies to questions such as “Did you see humans other than me today?”, or give simple commands such as “Please entangle the next rabbit that runs nearby.”. There is no guarantee that the plants will follow these commands, but having a stronger relationship with the plant will help your chances.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Blooming Potential
A Gardener can spend 3 minutes infusing a plant with mana to guide its growth for a specific purpose. The plant can be infused with mana to grow one of three possible features on the plant. A Gardener may only have two instances of Blooming Potential active at once, with each instance costing a high amount of mana. After the mana is infused into the plant, it takes 30 minutes to sprout the new feature. The new growth dies off after 72 hours, leaving the original plant unharmed from the process, and in fact a little better off than it was originally from the infused mana.
Vine Trap: The plant develops long vines which dance around waiting for mobs hostile to the Gardener to come near. As soon as a valid target enters their 10m reach, the vines lash out and wrap around the target, binding them for 20s or until they break free, and inflicting them with a daze at the moment of contact.
Healing Aroma: The plant releases a sweet scent into the air, which increases the passive healing and mana regeneration of allies by 50%.
Forest's Song: The plant is able to release a song only plants could make, a symphony of leaves and wind which invigorates creatures with nature magic. Allies within a 20 meters radius gain a low defense up and magic defense up buff while they can hear the plant's song.
3m cast time, 30m cooldown. Above-Average mana cost.

Level 41
Friend of the Forest
Plants have a love for the nurturing hands of a kind and caring Gardener. Plant type monsters that are not immediately hostile to the Gardener are likely to instead come to their aid against hostile non-plant creatures. In addition, once a Gardener has spent time bonding and communicating with the wild plant life and assuring them that the Gardener is a friend, not a threat, the natural plant life of the area may begin to trust the Gardener more and do them favors like moving out of the way to allow them to pass through even the densest of jungles relatively unimpeded. However, lands that are corrupted or ruled by powerful monsters or magics may be beyond building a true bond with, and will not cooperate with even the gentlest of Gardeners.
Passive skill.

Hitman

Level 1
Cleaning
Expertise in PvP and combat in general has honed the Hitman’s ability to kill humanoids. The Hitman passively gains a minor damage boost when fighting against Panpaidi. When this skill is toggled on, the Hitman’s RP talent, crafting talent, class, and name are all displayed as another random talent or class of the appropriate category, as well as a random name of the Hitman’s choice, with the talents retaining the same level as the Hitman’s actual talents. This toggle only works against people the Hitman does not have on their Friend List.
Toggle.

Level 11
Hit List
The Hitman can passively keep a Hit List. They can accept requests from Gaians or other Adventurers to neutralize a Gaian or Adventurer - the definition of “neutralize” is left up to the person making the request. When the Hitman has successfully completed a request from their Hit List, they can return to claim their specified bounty. When the Hitman comes within 50 meters of a target on the Hit List, they are alerted with a faint ringing sound only they can hear. They get a flashing HUD element in the shape of a skull that flashes faster the closer they are to their target, and becomes fully visible when they are within 5 meters.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Single Out
The Hitman has learned to focus on one-on-one battles to eliminate their target discreetly and efficiently. While neither the Hitman nor the enemy they fight have allies within 20 meters, the Hitman is granted a below-average Attack, Magic Attack and Accuracy Up.
Toggle, No cooldown. Below-Average mana drain.

Level 31
Blackout
When the Hitman first engages with a target on their Hit List by dealing damage to them, the opposing target receives the Blackout status for 1 minute. While inflicted with Blackout, some of the target’s interface elements are disabled and they are inflicted with a low Defense and Magic Defense down. They become unable to use Telepathy, access chats, party member locators, friend/party list or see their Health and Mana bars.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Adrenaline
Passively after the Hitman’s first attack lands against a target on their Hit List or after 5 seconds of combat against non-Hit List Panpaidi, the Hitman gains Adrenaline. This status is invisible to all other players and lasts only 10s. This grants them an intense Accuracy, Evasion and Movement Up buff. This skill can also be activated in order to grant the Hitman the Adrenaline buff for 5 seconds even if the target they are fighting doesn’t fulfill the requirements for the passive effect. The passive effect of this skill will still take effect even if it is on cooldown after being activated manually.
Instant, 1h cooldown. Low mana cost.
Using this skill after the apocalypse may let the Hitman experience the true effects of adrenaline, including but not limited to uncontrollable shaking and sudden euphoria.

Housekeeper

Level 1
Undying Servitude
The bond between a Housekeeper and their master is one of the strongest bonds imaginable. The Housekeeper can designate one individual as their master. Upon activating this skill, the person designated as the Housekeeper’s master receives a popup window to request their consent for this skill’s use. While they have Undying Servitude active, the Housekeeper gains a small display with their master’s UI able to be viewed at all times in the corner of their own UI. The UI displays the master’s details as if they were party members. The Housekeeper can only serve one master at a time, and after being accepted by one there is an extremely long cooldown before they can choose another.
Instant, 1 week cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 11
Housekeeping Aptitude
Housekeepers are intimately familiar with all of the various types of chores and tasks involved in proper housekeeping. The Housekeeper can designate one house or guild hall as the house they maintain, this can be any house they have access to at most times; they do not need to own it. Upon selecting a house or guild hall that they do not own, the owner of the property receives a popup window to request their consent for this skill’s use. While inside their chosen house or guild hall, the Housekeeper is treated as if they are a Chef equal to half their Housekeeper level, rounded down, and can therefore prepare more flavorful dishes and drinks. Additionally, they gain an average Movement Up buff while inside the house they serve in order to make moving around the home much easier. The Housekeeper can only serve one house at a time, and after choosing one there is an extremely long cooldown before they can choose another.
Instant, 1 week cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 21
Call of Service
It’s the job of a Housekeeper to always be accessible in the house they serve. This skill is an additional Call of Home that will teleport the Housekeeper to the doorstep of the house they keep due to Housekeeping Aptitude. They are, however, only able to use this skill while in the same city the house is located. The Housekeeper also gains a magical bell whose appearance is determined by its owner’s personality. The bell cannot leave the bounds of the home it is linked to and when rung, it gives the Housekeeper a notification that they have been called to come home, along with the faint sound of a bell which only they can hear.
3s cast time, 30m cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 31
Attentive Gaze
As an expert on hospitality and servitude, the Housekeeper has mastered the art of diplomacy in ensuring they get the best deal possible when shopping for their master’s meals. All food items cost 10% less to purchase from the Gaian market. In addition, their keen eye for quality extends to any search for raw material they procure themselves, adding a +5 bonus to all rolls they make in gathering threads, to a maximum roll of 85, as well as a permanent minor bonus to accuracy.
Passive skill.
It is said that the eyes of an experienced Housekeeper are almost a match for those of a Faunri.

Level 41
Call of Master
An experienced Housekeeper will always know when their master needs them the most. This skill allows them to directly teleport next to their master wherever they or their master may be so long as there is enough space to teleport to, provided that the master accepts the teleport request from the prompt they receive. The Housekeeper can teleport freely to the master without need of the prompt if the master’s HP is below 100%. The master also gains a tiny personal bell which only they may use. When rung, the bell gives a similar notification to the Housekeeper informing them that their presence is requested.
5s cast time, 2h cooldown. Average mana cost.

Idol

Level 1
Showtime!
The Idol is able to record music or other sounds which they play or hear in their environment. At any given moment they may have a maximum of 3 tracks, and no individual track may be longer than 5 minutes. They can project these tracks to play from any point within 3 meters of them, so long as there is no obstruction between themselves and that point. The Idol may assign each of their 3 tracks with a single Up buff of any parameter - Attack, Evasion, Health Regeneration, etc. While the corresponding track is played, party members within 10m will receive a minor Up buff so long as they can hear it.
Toggle, No cooldown. Minor mana drain (No cost if not applying buff).

Level 11
Fan Club!
After the Idol’s debut, they will start to become more popular. This skill enables the Idol to found their own Fan Club. Any person is able to join their Fan Club via the Idol’s profile, which can be accessed when the Idol is in one’s sight. An individual can only be a member of one Idol’s Fan Club at a time. The more popular an Idol becomes, the more influence their performances have on other people while simultaneously being more taxing for them, increasing Showtime!’s effect and mana costs based on the amount of people in the Idol’s Fan Club. Furthermore, Idol’s are able to merge their Fan Club with other Idols by creating an Idol Group with up to five Idols. Each additional Idol inside the Idol Group increases the amount of fans necessary for the next popularity stage by 50% of the base value.
Newcomer (0+ fans): minor Up buff, minor mana drain for Showtime!.
Support Act (30|45|60|75|90+ fans): low Up buff, minor mana drain for Showtime!.
Favourite (100|150|200|250|300+ fans): below-average Up buff, low mana drain for Showtime!.
Star (500|750|1000|1250|1500+ fans): average Up buff, below-average mana drain for Showtime!.
The maximum number of fans the Idol can have inside the RP equals to 1|2|3|4|5 times the Idol’s level at level 11-30|31-50|51-70|71-90|91+.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Speaker Boost!
A toggle skill that boosts the volume and reach of the Idol’s Showtime!. This causes the music’s range to double, so up to 20 meters by default and grants the Idol a low Aggro Down while active. In addition, as long as Speaker Boost! is toggled on, any other buffs the Idol is providing are increased by a low amount.
Toggle, No cooldown. Minor mana drain.

Level 31
Lightstick Ocean!
A toggle skill that causes bright lights to emit from all party members currently receiving an Up buff from Showtime!, excluding the Idol. Every party member gains a low Up buff based on the color of their light. The Idol can customize which colors match with which buff, but by default they are as follows:
White: Aggro, Red: Attack, Orange: Magic Attack, Yellow: Accuracy, Green: Evasion, Blue: Defense, Purple: Magic Defense.
When used out-of-combat, it gives people in the vicinity real light sticks and this freedom to customize each audience members lights allows the Idol a lot of freedom in creating beautiful art through the mass of fans lights, or any other uses they may come up with. The light sticks disappear in a puff of smoke when toggled off.
Toggle, No cooldown. Minor mana drain (Very-Minor drain if not applying buff).

Level 41
Refined Persona
An Idol sells themselves with their public image, and is thus exceptionally skilled at making themselves as relatable and attractive as possible. The skill allows them to assign one set of vanity gear as their Persona set. While active, Refined Persona allows an Idol to instantly equip the Persona set of vanity gear, as well as quickly touching up their appearance with light makeup and allowing them to alter their voice to come off as more refined in conversation. An Idol may choose which of the three effects to activate, mixing and matching them as required.
Toggle, No cooldown. No mana drain.

Legate

Level 1
Cultivated Countenance
Upon activation, the Legate can temporarily change their physical appearance. They gain a simplified character creation menu allowing them to tweak only facial features, hair and skin color, however, their height, weight, voice, and race all appear the same as their original. In the user interface, the Legate’s name also updates to a new one of their choosing. While the Legate’s name has been changed, they can still be added to friend lists, but will automatically be removed once the disguise fades. The cooldown begins once the Legate completes the alterations to their appearance, which fade after the two-hour cooldown finishes.
1s animation time, 2h cooldown. Below-Average mana cost

Level 11
Empowering Elucidation
The Legate is able to describe and explain the intricacies of their combat knowledge to their companions. Players in the Legate’s party gain a temporary +2 bonus to their proficiency in any proficiency the Legate has, which increases to +4 at lvl 31, +6 at lvl 51, +8 at lvl 71, and +10 at lvl 91. However, the bonus cannot bring an ally’s proficiency over the Legate’s own proficiency.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Discerned Deceit
Toggle. The Legate may activate this skill to enhance their insight and see through the deception directed at them. While active, the Legate easily detects any lies told to them directly. At level 71, this ability expands its scope to anyone the Legate can hear. A fellow Legate of equal or higher level can bypass this ability and their falsehoods will not be detected by the skill.
Toggle. Very-Minor mana drain

Level 31
Appointed Aid
The Legate has gained connections with many a Gaian, and some of these Gaians will be willing to grant help when called upon. The Legate can acquire an NPC Bodyguard who’s proficiencies are equal to the average of the Legate’s combined proficiencies, rounded to the nearest whole number. While the Legate has the Bodyguard with them, they have the Aided status.
Passive skill, 24hr cooldown.

Level 41
Preventive Persuasion
The quick wit of the Legate is a powerful tool, and it expresses that power clearly here by allowing the Legate the ability to stay a foes hand or coercing a neutral party into a more amicable state of mind. The duration of the skill depends on the target’s perception of the Legate. If they are actively aggressive, it can only be used within the first 3 seconds of combat, and it lasts only 15 seconds giving a small but invaluable opportunity to potentially persuade them to calm down. Otherwise it lasts a minute, and if the target is hostile it makes them neutral, or if they are neutral it makes them friendly.
1s casting time, 20m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Mariner

Level 1
Wading
As is befitting of one who spends so much time in and around water, the Mariner experiences a smaller movement speed penalty from swimming or wading through water than the average person. Furthermore, they can hold their breath twice as long, and deal a minor amount more damage to Aquatic type monsters.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Patience
Every Mariner knows and values the simple virtue of patience while fishing. A Mariner obtains a +7 to their rolls for item quality in the Foods table if the item they are gathering is a Fish or on the Monster Drop table if the creature they are hunting is an aquatic type creature. This bonus cannot increase the Mariner’s roll above 85. This bonus increases to +10 at 31, and +13 at 51. Fishermen are also able to pick up on more details than the average adventurer when it comes to their specialty. When a Mariner encounters a creature of the aquatic type, they know that creature’s Rank, Skills, and one weakness or resistance they possess, if any. Upon reaching level 31, they are able to discern all of the creature's weaknesses, resistances, and immunities. They must be able to see the creature to pick up these details about it, knowing that there is a creature present like with Mariner’s Intuition is not enough.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Mariner’s Intuition
Able to skim and recognize any surface of water, the Mariner is passively aware of any imminent dangers laying under the water surface. They will know whether there are any aquatic creatures within 10 meters of their current location and will know if they are passive or dangerous. The Mariner will only detect their presence and quantity, not their exact location.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Mariner’s Drug
Nothing helps patience quite like a nice drink. While gathering, if the Mariner has an alcoholic beverage, they can consume it to grant themselves a +5 bonus to add to their gathering dice, but only once. This bonus can cause their roll to surpass 85. Drinking any alcoholic beverage also grants a 30 second Regenerate effect for 10% of the Mariner’s maximum health, and the duration of debuffs from alcoholic beverages are reduced by 5 seconds. This effect only works once every hour.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Depth Tolerance
The Mariner has learned to brave and resist all types of waters, from calm lakes to stormy seas. They are granted a low resistance against Ice attacks as well as physical attacks from aquatic type creatures. Additionally, they can hold their breath thrice as long instead of twice and have no movement penalty while swimming or diving. They can see clearly while underwater and don’t suffer as much cold from being in the water.
Passive skill.

Merchant

Level 1
Merchant Aptitude
With their eye for money and sharp negotiations, Merchants obtain gold at a rate of 1 gold for every 3 words in Commerce threads as opposed to the normal 1 gold for every 4 words. Furthermore, they can claim EXP gained in Commerce threads for the Merchant Talent without penalty.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Haggling
The Merchant has learned how to strike deals with Gaians better, and has a bonus to selling or buying in the Market District. Purchasing Materials from the Material Stalls subforum costs 10% less Gold and selling Materials and Crafts in the Bartering Stalls subforum yields 10% more Gold.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Company Worker
A good Merchant is one that learns to work together to further their gains. If they are in a Guild thread or an Alliance Thread, the Merchant and their Guild Members receive 1 gold every 8 words written instead of 1 gold every 10 words. Members of guilds currently in an alliance with the Merchant’s guild are not affected by this skill.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Acquire Contacts
The Merchant has slowly begun to build a name for themselves via trade and socializing with the Gaians of the region. With a mix of luck and determination, they have succeeded in making friends who can arrange meetings with black market traders from the more refined corners of the Thieves Den. The Merchant will have to meet on their terms, but with these new contacts come new opportunities. They can now exchange any r1 for another r1. They can also exchange any r2 for another r2 at 10% of the material cost. Upon reaching level 51, they gain the option to exchange r3 materials for another r3 material at 20% the material cost. At lvl 71 they can exchange r4 materials for another r4 material at 30% the material cost. This trade allows for the exchange of materials between types such as plants for minerals, but may not exchange items for or from the unique drops table.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Appraisal
The Merchant may use this skill to help bolster any crafter. Upon activation, the Crafter receives a popup window to request their consent for this skill’s use, after which they gain the Appraisal buff. The Merchant gains a very faintly glowing little pair of glasses to magnify their vision and help more easily refine even the most minor flaws to make the craft as good as it can be. While this buff is active, the Item Level of the next item they craft may be increased by up to 5. However, this consumes the Merchant’s Gold by different rates depending on the item's level.
Items level 1-10: Each level added costs half the item's base level rounded up. (ie lvl 7 item costs 4g per level added)
Items level 11-25: Each level added costs an amount equal to the item's base level. (ie lvl 20 item costs 20g per level added)
Items level 26-50: Each level added costs an amount equal to twice the item's base level. (ie a lvl 40 item costs 80g per added level)
A Merchant who already wears glasses gains small magnifying cones on those glasses.
Toggle, No Cooldown. No mana cost.

Monster Tamer

Level 1
Basic Taming
The Monster Tamer attempts to recruit a Common monster to their cause in order to create a temporary partner. This will not work on Golems, Machines, or Artificial Life Monster Types. This is often done by approaching the monster without startling or aggravating it. If performed successfully, a tamed monster will fight by the Tamer's side for 5 minutes before control is lost and the monster returns to the environment. Certain situations might make this duration last longer or shorter; acts of kindness toward the tamed monster will make it stick around for up to 10 minutes, while excessive demands will make the Tamer quickly lose favor with the monster. Only one monster can be tamed with Basic Taming at a time.
5s animation time, 10m cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 11
Animal Handling
The Monster Tamer has learned how to handle all manners of beasts, from the mightiest boars to the cutest of bumblebees. When they roll on the Animal Produce table in a gathering thread, they are granted a +5 bonus to their roll. This bonus can’t cause the roll to exceed 85. This bonus increases to +7 at 31, and +9 at 51. Monster Tamers are also able to pick up on more details than the average adventurer when it comes to the creatures they encounter. For creatures which are not Golems, Machines, or Artificial Life Monster Types, the Monster Tamer knows their Type, Rank, as well as one skill they possess and one weakness or resistance they possess, if any. Upon reaching level 31, they are able to discern all of the creature's skills, weaknesses, resistances, and immunities.
Passive skill.

Level 21
Tag Team
The Monster Tamer is able to cooperate more efficiently with their tamed monster; as a result while they have a monster tamed, the Monster Tamer gains a low boost to damage and magic damage when attacking a creature which is also being attacked by their tamed monster.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Advanced Taming
The Monster Tamer has become talented enough at taming to be able to tame a second Common monster permanently with this skill. However, as with Basic Taming, certain situations may cause the monster to leave, such as not being fed or otherwise taken care of.
5s animation time, 10m cooldown. No mana cost.

Level 41
Monster Frenzy
The Monster Tamer makes their tamed monster enter an enraged state for 15 seconds. While in this state, the monster receives an above-average Attack Up and low Attack Speed Up, at the cost of a low Defense Down. During this time the monster will act on its own, ignoring the Monster Tamer’s commands. The monster will not, however, attack the Monster Tamer or their allies while enraged.
Instant, 2m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Priest(ess)

Level 1
Cleanse
Humming a soft prayer, the Priest/Priestess presses their index and middle finger to the target. This immediately removes all debuffs on the target or a single sickness. Cleansing a sickness has a higher cooldown. If the target has no illness or debuffs, they are instead granted the Cleansed status, doubling their regeneration rate for 10 seconds.
2s cast time, 15s cooldown. 12h if cleansing sickness. Minor mana cost.

Level 11
Healing Word
The Priest/Priestess designates an ally within 20 meters and chants a slow prayer as a warm light envelops the target’s body. The ally regenerates 10% of their max health during the casting time, and then heals an additional 5% upon completion of the prayer.
4s cast time, 30s cooldown. Below-Average mana cost.

Level 21
Merciful Thoughts
Always wishing to help those suffering and in pain, the Priest/Priestess passively obtains a minor Up buff to all the healing they do. On targets below 50% health, this doubles to a low Up buff, and on targets below 25% health this doubles again to an average Up buff. When curing illnesses with Cleanse, Cleanse is now placed on a 6 hour cooldown.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Strong Faith
With their devotion, the Priest/Priestess has earned the favor of their god, granting them divine protection. Damage taken from Divine damage is reduced by a low amount, and any Divine damage they deal is increased by a low amount. While visiting churches, chapels, and other holy sites, the Priest/Priestess may Cleanse the place once every day to grant them Holy Servitude for 24 hours. This boosts the bonuses of this skill to below-average.
Passive skill.

Level 41
Sanctify Arms
The Priest/Priestess blesses the weapons or armor of a Gaian or Adventurer for 3 minutes. Blessing their weapons grants the users Divine Might, granting them a minor Attack and Magic Attack Up and causing them to deal a minor amount of bonus Divine damage on basic attacks. Blessing their armor grants them Divine Right, granting them a minor reduction in Divine damage taken and a minor Defense and Magic Defense Up.
8s cast time, 5m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Puppeteer

Level 1
Puppet Control
The Puppeteer is able to possess a puppet and control it as if it was their own body. However, they cannot move their real body or use skills while controlling a puppet. Basic attacks from a possessed puppet have the same accuracy and damage as a normal basic attack. Only one puppet may be possessed at a time. The Puppeteer starts with a humanoid wooden puppet the size of a small child, but certain crafting talents can create stronger and/or bigger puppets.
5s cast time, 5m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 11
Autonomous Puppet
The Puppeteer is now able to control their real body while possessing a puppet. They are also able to make their puppet act autonomously. While a puppet is moving on its own, it cannot use skills and it can only perform very simple tasks. The puppet’s attacks also only deal low damage while it is autonomous and it is under the effect of a constant low Accuracy debuff. Only one puppet may be controlled this way at any given time and possessing a puppet while this skill is active will automatically cancel this skill’s effects.
10s cast time, 3m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 21
Advanced Control
The Puppeteer can now cast a single R1 skill through their puppet while they are possessing it. If they attempt to cast a second R1 through the puppet, or a skill of a higher rank, the connection between them and their puppet instinct ends and they are dazed for 3 seconds. This effect resets after 20 minutes.
At level 41 the Puppeteer becomes able to cast a single R1 through an autonomous puppet, and any amount through an actively possessed one.
At level 61 the Puppeteer becomes able to cast any amount of R1s through autonomous puppets, and a single R2 through actively possessed ones.
At level 81 the Puppeteer becomes able to cast a single R2 through autonomous puppets, and any amount of R2s through actively possessed ones.
At level 91, the Puppeteer becomes able to cast any amount of R2s through any of their puppets, regardless of how they are controlled.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Puppet Swap
The Puppeteer swaps places with a puppet they are currently controlling. They must either be possessing the puppet at the time the skill is used or have knowledge of the puppet’s exact location for this skill to take effect.
5s cast time, 15m cooldown. High mana cost.

Level 41
Control Mastery
The Puppeteer’s control over their puppets increases even further, so that possessing a puppet while Autonomous Puppet is active no longer ends the effects of Autonomous Puppet.
Passive skill.

Sage

Level 1
Elemental Awareness
Sages are very attuned to the living essences of magic, elementals, and are able to sense and communicate with the weakest of them. While toggled on, the Sage can perceive all elementals inhabiting objects in sight. Fire elementals appear as balls of light or small flames, Ice elementals appear either as blue crystals or amoeba, Nature elementals appear as green intertwined tendrils or plant parts and Air elementals appear as electric discharges or little white cloud wisps. Elementals can be found in all objects with a certain element’s affinity. The stronger the affinity, the stronger the elemental will be. The Sage is able to converse with these elementals on a rudimentary level similar to how one can communicate with an intelligent animal. This skill doesn’t allow the Sage to make elementals do anything.
Toggle.

Level 11
Transfer Elementals
The Sage has learned how to temporarily convince elementals to change the object they are currently inhabiting. They can transfer the elemental from one object into another or swap two elementals with each other. The Sage must be within 5 meters of both objects in order to use this skill, and the effect only lasts for 5 minutes. Elementals influence certain attributes of objects. Transferring an elemental from one object to another removes some attributes of the left object and adds some attributes to the newly inhabited object. Fire elementals influence light and heat, Ice elementals influence cold and sleekness, Nature elementals influence heaviness and size, and Air elementals influence lightness and electric charge.
2s cast time, 2m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 21
Banish Elementals
The Sage spreads both arms wide as they cast and chant loudly, banishing all elementals of a determined type. At the end of the cast, a faint white ripple emits from the Sage that covers a 15 meter radius around them for 2 minutes, and forces all elementals of the chosen type out of this radius. All elemental spells and attacks of the chosen type from enemies and allies alike deal strongly reduced damage if they land in, pass through, or originate from this bubble.
Forest fires hate him, figure out how he defeats them with one simple trick!
4s cast time, 10s cooldown. High mana cost.

Level 31
House Elementals
The Sage has learned how to convince elementals to permanently inhabit a certain object granting it their attributes. The Sage sits down in the vicinity of one desired elemental and object and enters a séance. This skill can also be used to freely converse with elementals as if they spoke the Sage’s language. They can choose to extend the duration of the séance to continue conversing if they wish.
2m cast time, 3h cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 41
Animate Elemental
The Sage is now able to convince an elemental to permanently act as their familiar. They may only have one elemental as a familiar at a given time. Familiar elementals get infused by a small amount of the Sage’s mana and thereby gain a more animated and expressive individual form and increased strength in influencing attributes of objects they enter. Their new form is able to float around the height of the Sage and can directly interact with their surroundings. Fire elementals either consist of fire or light, Ice elementals either consist of ice or water, Nature elementals either consist of wood or stone and Air elementals either consist of wind or electricity. With enough practice, a Sage may be able to perform basic attacks through their elemental familiar, with an effective range of 2 meters.
10s cast time, 1d cooldown. High mana cost.

Scholar

Level 1
Scholarly Aptitude
Through careful examination and categorization of the various skills available to the Panpaidi as well as monster behaviors, the Scholar is able to accurately interpret skills as they are being cast. This ability is represented by a progress bar only visible to the Scholar which appears above the enemy's head whenever a skill is in the process of being cast, showing the Scholar the name of the skill and the remaining cast time. Once a Scholar has observed a skill being cast three times, it is added to a list in the Scholars UI, which can be accessed at any time. The list gives the name and casting time of the skill, as well as a detailed description of the skills effects. Due to their research into the various monsters of the world, Scholars can also recognize a monster’s Type at a glance.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Manuscript
Grants the user knowledge about the target. This grants the Scholar a small UI element that shows several of the target’s parameters. On enemies, it shows a target’s Name and their resistances and weaknesses. If that enemy is a monster, it also shows their Type, Rating, Rank and Nature. A list of the enemy’s skills will also be shown, but without any information on what they do, unless they have been unlocked through Scholarly Aptitude. On allies, it shows their health, mana, all active status effects, current location and other such important information. This additional UI element will remain in the Scholar’s vision for 30 minutes unless it is manually dismissed. The Scholar starts out being able to track only two targets, but can track an additional two targets for every 10 Scholar levels they gain. Any allies under the influence of Manuscript can automatically enter into a group call with the Scholar as well.
2s cast time, 30s cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 21
Tome of Archives
The Scholar gains a massive incorporeal tome which only they can interact with. While toggled on, the tome will automatically transcribe any text read or words spoken to or by its owner. The Scholar may also add or remove text from the tome freely. It automatically sorts its pages by categories of the Scholar’s designation and immediately turns to the appropriate page at the Scholar’s behest. At rest, the tome floats behind the Scholar's shoulder, remaining within a 1 meter radius at all times, though when needed it will either hover in front of the Scholar or rest on their palm weightlessly. It can also be dispelled at will. Additionally, the bottom corner of each page is permanently without text. Like a flip book, when the Scholar focuses on these corners they flip with images of the surroundings as they were in the past, in increments of decades. The Scholar can stop the page flipping on any page, becoming able to see their surroundings as they were decades or centuries ago. The Scholar sees detailed illusions with no substance, which take the shape of the objects and structures that were there at that time, so going further back the Scholar may find that the illusions change to other objects or outright disappear.
While it is not required to use their visions of the past around ruins, the crumbled remains of civilization can help to focus in on where points of interest had been.
Toggle, No cooldown. No mana cost (Low mana drain when viewing past)

Level 31
Expose Vulnerabilities
Recognizing the enemy’s weak points, the Scholar emphasizes them for their allies. For the next 30 seconds the enemy is Exposed: symbols for weaknesses are magically imprinted upon the enemy’s weak spots as well as symbols of resistances shown under the enemy’s HP bar. Hitting a weak spot with the right damage type deals guaranteed critical damage and lets the symbol vanish. Hitting the enemy with a damage type they resist causes the Exposed status to end prematurely. If the party is able to hit all weak spots with the right damage type while the target is Exposed, the target is inflicted by an average Defense and Magical Defense Down. Monsters have at least as many weak spots as they have weaknesses. Elite and boss monsters often have multiple weak spots per weakness, but not more than ten.
1s cast. 2m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 41
Raid Orchestration
The Scholar gains a massive UI element which provides them with unparalleled battlefield awareness. The Scholar gains a holographic topographical map of the surrounding area, though only areas they or their allies have seen are displayed, unknown areas are left flat and black. The map displays labeled blue dots which represent the locations of allies, red dots which represent the last known location of common and strong rank monsters, gold dots representing the last known location of elite and boss rank monsters, and white dots to represent other hazards such as discovered traps and wildfires. These colors are adjustable. Allies with dots on the map are also instantly added to a group call with the Scholar.
Toggle, No cooldown. Very Minor mana drain.

Sigilmaker

Level 1
Trap Runes
The Sigilmaker creates a special rune on the ground or applies the rune to an item. When a creature - friend or foe - touches the rune, it will trigger a specific effect depending on the type of rune applied. Up to three runes may be placed at any given moment; placing a fourth rune will cause the oldest rune to disappear.
Su (wind): A powerful gust of wind originating from the rune will push the creature that triggered the trap roughly 5 meters away in a direction specified when the rune is placed. Depending on the size of the creature, the blowback effect will be more or less effective; larger creatures will be pushed less by this rune while smaller ones will be pushed further away.
Frin (fire): When triggered, this rune will explode, dealing average fire damage to the creature that triggered the trap and instantly cooking small game.
Iiz (ice): When triggered, ice will form around the rune, Binding the creature that triggered this trap in place for 3 seconds if placed on the ground or if placed on the object causing said object to stick to the creature for 10 seconds.
Denek (earth): When triggered, this rune will blast a cloud of dust, smoke, or sand into the air and the eyes of the creature that triggered it, inflicting an average Blind that lasts 5 seconds, as well as forming a helpful smokescreen.
2m cast time, No cooldown. Below-Average mana cost.

Level 11
Weapon Enchanting
The Sigilmaker can carve runes on a weapon to empower it, giving its wielder a passive buff depending on what rune is carved into it. The magical rune fades away after an hour. Before the duration expires, the wielder of the weapon can activate the rune to produce a special effect and make it disappear immediately. Up to three weapons can benefit from this skill at any given time.
Frin (Fire): The wielder gains a minor Attack Up.
Activating the rune causes flames to engulf the weapon for 15 seconds, effectively doubling the weapon's range, as well as converting the damage dealt with it into Fire damage.
Iiz (Ice): Attacks with the weapon cause the target to suffer a 1 second minor Movement Down.
Activating the rune causes ice spikes to grow out from the next three wounds inflicted within 30 seconds. Each ice spike inflicts a minor 3 second chill and if the target is killed while inflicted with the chill, the weapon's user regains a low amount of mana.
Denek (Earth): the wielder gains a low Attack Up and a minor Attack Speed Down.
Activating the rune causes the weapon to become heavier, causing any three attacks the wielder designates within the next 30 seconds to Interrupt enemies.
Su (Wind): The wielder gains a low Accuracy Up.
When manually activated, their weapon becomes charged with lightning, and the next foe they hit is paralyzed for 3 seconds and dazed for an additional 3 seconds after that as a lightning bolt courses through them from the attack.
2m animation time, No cooldown. Below-Average mana cost.

Level 21
Armor Enchanting
The Sigilmaker can carve runes on a suit of armor or shields, like they can for weapons, giving a buff to the person wearing the item depending on which rune was carved. The rune remains for an hour before it magically fades away. Before the duration expires, the wearer can activate the rune to produce a special effect and immediately cause it to disappear. Up to three shields or armors can benefit from this skill at any given time.
Frin (Fire): The armor reduces Ice damage taken by a low amount. Additionally, the armor produces heat, which causes all enemies within melee range of the wearer to take a very minor amount of Fire damage every two seconds.
Activating the rune causes a large blast with a 3 meter radius centered on the user, dealing above-average Fire damage to all creatures within the radius other than the user.
Iiz (Ice): The armor reduces Fire damage taken by a low amount as well as a low increase to natural mana regeneration.
When activated, the air around the user cools down for the next 10 seconds. Whenever the wearer is hit by a melee attack, shards of ice form and stab the attacker, inflicting a low amount of Ice damage.
Denek (Earth): The armor reduces Air damage taken by a low amount as well as granting a low knockback resistance.
Activating the rune infuses the armor’s wearer with the power of the earth, causing them to become as heavy as stone for 5 seconds. For the duration, the user is immune to all forms of knockback, as well as the Daze, Stunned and Toppled statuses.
Su (Wind): The armor reduces Nature damage taken by a low amount as well as granting a minor Evasion Up.
Activating the rune surrounds the armor’s wearer with a strong gale of wind, which automatically deflects ranged attacks for the next 5 seconds, but also gives the user a low Accuracy Down debuff for the duration.
2m animation time, No cooldown. Below-Average mana cost.

Level 31
Body Enchanting
The Sigilmaker is now able to place a rune on the body of an ally within 5 meters to provide them a buff that lasts for 1 minute, as well as allowing them to use the element they’re infused with to perform basic attacks. Their proficiency with these basic attacks is equal to their highest weapon proficiency.
Frin (fire): Grants the target a low Attack and Magic Attack Up. While the duration lasts, the target can shoot balls of fire at enemies up to 10 meters away dealing Fire damage.
Iiz (ice): Grants the target a below-average Magic Defense Up. While the duration lasts, the target can produce shards of ice which can be fired up to a range of 20 meters, dealing Ice damage.
Denek (earth): Grants the target an average Defense Up. While the duration lasts, the target can cause spikes of stone to come out of the ground to bludgeon enemies within a 5 meter radius, dealing physical damage. The pillars can be up to 2 meters tall, and roughly 10 centimeters wide. They remain in place for 15 seconds, allowing them to be used as cover or climbed. The pillars are significantly less dense than regular rock and break after taking a below-average amount of damage.
Su (wind): Grants the target a below-average Movement Speed Up. While duration lasts, the target can shoot bolts of lightning at targets up to 10 meters away dealing Air damage.
30s cast time, 2m cooldown. Average mana cost.

Level 41
Extra Runes
The Sigilmaker unlocks four new runes that can be used with the previous skills for additional effects.
Tiid (time): Can be used with Trap Runes. When triggered, this rune will inflict the Stasis status, leaving the target frozen in time for 2 seconds. This functions similar to Petrify, except the affected creature is Weak to physical damage and Resistant to magical damage, instead of the other way around. Once the effect ends, the enemy will continue to perform whatever it was doing, so Stasis by itself cannot be used to interrupt attacks or animations.
Rahgot (anger): Can be used with Weapon Enchanting. Grants a minor Aggro Up. Activating the rune causes the weapon’s wielder to become enraged, gaining a low Attack Up for every 10% missing health for 10 seconds.
Drem (peace): Can be used with Armor Enchanting. Grants a minor Aggro Down. Activating the rune causes the wearer’s current aggro to be immediately halved.
Haas (health): Can be used with Body Enchanting. Grants the target a low Maximum Health Up. While the duration lasts, the target can perform a basic attack by touching an enemy to magically drain their energy, dealing non-elemental magic damage and healing themselves for half the damage dealt.
Additional Below-Average mana cost.

Tracker

Amplified Abilities
A toggle skill which enhances the Tracker's senses, improving their eyesight, sense of smell and hearing, as well as doubling their jump height while active. This skill can be toggled at any time by the Tracker, making it an essential skill for scouts and those who gather information. If used with other sense enhancing skills, the effects are multiplied.
Toggle. No cooldown. Minor mana drain.

Level 11
Muffle
A secondary toggle that allows Trackers to conceal their presence. Their body is covered in a dull coating that desaturates colors and prevents lights from glinting off of them. Their shadow shrinks to half its normal size, and they leave no footprints. Any sounds that the Tracker makes are also muffled completely. If this skill is combined with an Assassin’s Stealth, they are fully silent and almost undetectable. Attacking or taking damage toggles Muffle off and puts it on a 30 second cooldown.
Toggle. No cooldown. Low mana drain.

Level 21
Freedom of Movement
The Tracker’s training ensures that they resist hindrances on the path to their target. They can move more easily over poor terrain, such as snow and swamp muck, than others. When inflicted with the Toppled status, its duration is reduced to 2 seconds. In addition, any Movement Down and Evasion Down debuffs on the Tracker have their duration reduced by 2 seconds.
Passive skill.

Level 31
Night Eyes
A Tracker’s job may not always end before the day does. As such, the Tracker has learned to enhance their vision with mana to compensate for the low light. While toggled on, the Tracker gains the Night Eyes buff, granting them the ability to see in the dark as if it were a cloudy day, though everything appears hues of gray. In addition, tracks and footprints have a slight glow to them that are only visible to those with the Night Eyes buff. For every 10 levels in Tracker over 31, the player can grant this buff to one additional target. (1 at 41, 2 at 51, etc.) Granting others this buff adds to the mana drain on the Tracker.
Toggle. No cooldown. Low mana drain

Level 41
On your Heels
A Tracker’s work relies on keeping a target close, and sometimes that requires enhanced mobility. This toggle skill grants two powerful mobility options to the Tracker to ensure they don’t fail in keeping up with their mark. While toggled on, the Tracker can perform a Double Jump, allowing them to jump a second time kicking off of thin air, and granting them superior vertical mobility especially when avoiding obstacles. However, they must land before they can perform another Double Jump. Additionally, the Tracker gains great control over their momentum, allowing them to perform a Dead Turn. A Dead Turn immediately turns the Tracker up to 180 degrees while simultaneously redirecting all their momentum in the new direction. This allows them to fully turn around instantly or make sharp turns at high speeds, it can even be used mid-air if need be. However, after a Dead Turn is performed, the skill is toggled off and goes on a 15 second cooldown.
Toggle, No cooldown. Minor mana drain

Wayfarer

Level 1
Wayfarer’s Trekking
A Wayfarer knows where to find paths and how to walk them. Innately, they can both find old and disused paths, as well as more easily remember paths they took and landmarks they saw. Passively, they are granted a very-minor Movement Up while not in combat. While outside of cities or off of roads, this is increased to a minor Movement Up.The Wayfarer’s life of travel also grants an aptitude for the Trekking skill, lowering its cost from 5SP to 2SP.
Passive skill.

Level 11
Beast Slaying
The Wayfarer is at home traveling the roads and needs to know how to protect themselves and gather food effectively as they trek. They have refined techniques when it comes to stalking and slaying their prey of choice, Beasts. Wayfarers deal a low amount of bonus damage towards Beasts, and will obtain an additional generic material drop from the level 1 table when a Beast is slain, provided they roll 60 or higher. Additionally, further enhancing their abilities, they gain the Windrose Adventurer Skill for free.
Passive Skill.

Level 21
Trap Hunting
The Wayfarer fashions a trap which can be used either to catch animals or subdue foes. Three types of traps can be created:
Foothold Trap: The standard metal closing jaw trap that most people think of when discussing trap hunting. Deals average damage to the creature that triggers it and Binds them for 10 seconds.
Snare Trap: A rope that ties itself tightly around a creature’s neck, Silencing and Binding them for 20 seconds, but dealing no damage.
Spring-Bow Trap: A trap consisting of a bow drawn and held under tension by a trigger with a length of string leading in front of it also under tension. When a creature touches the string, it triggers the bow and fires an arrow which deals strong damage.
The arrow of the springbow trap and jaws of the foothold trap can be enhanced with poisons and toxins to enhance their effectiveness.
1m cast time, 30m cooldown. Low mana cost.

Level 31
Feather Soled
The Wayfarer briefly presses their feet together to activate a solid purple glow under their shoes, granting them Fleet-Footed for 3 minutes. While this effect is active, the Wayfarer is immune to the solid terrain they walk on and any traps their steps would trigger. This means they can walk over caltrops, burning charcoals, traps, crumbling rocks and so on without risk. They also do not leave tracks while under the effect of Fleet-Footed.
1s animation time, 10m cooldown. Minor mana cost.

Level 41
Eagle Eyes
Channeling their focus, the Wayfarer has a literal out-of-body experience. Their consciousness slowly leaves their body, and gradually drifts up to a maximum height of 50 meters above them, granting them a birds-eye-view of their location (they choose the height they ascend to). The Wayfarer’s point of vision is locked within a 10 meter radius of their immobile body as long as the skill is active, and they can freely pan the direction they look at. This lasts for as long as they want and they can return to their body at any time. The Wayfarer’s consciousness can not pass through solid objects, and any damage to their body immediately ends the skill and Dazes them.
3s cast time, 1m cooldown. Below-Average mana cost.