Classes

### Alchemist

The Maker's College of Katoushah produces some of the best-trained crafters and tinkers while the Independents of Soto create lateral thinkers and problem solvers who think big, usually with explosives.

### Cleric

Worship of the gods is common and those that serve them and guide their followers receive power as clerics. Some in Katoushah are dedicated to the Traditional Gods, pantheon of several gods understood to be individual gods by Piccaran scholars. Noble Families in Halifor dedicate themselves to one of the Epyreal Lords or less common an Archdevil. This makes institutional worship of these more common here than anywhere else.

Clerics who represent the interest of minor deities or who are not trained in a church are usually referred to as cultists.

### Druid

The druid order simply called The Circle has influence in druidic affairs across Omnarith and the First World. This loose organization connects the orders and occasionally draws them together for important tasks. The spiritspeakers of the Hollow Hunger in Kochtarn make for Wild Druids that almost never return to humanoid form. The lush Talamara Forest is home to the leshies and Leaf Druids that call themselves the the Rainforest Commune. The Nomads of Trakel frequently make close bonds with their animal companions. The Century Storm in Brashold draws Storm druids to chase it while others flock to certain spirits of Kochtarn or live high in the windward side of mountains such as the Broken Spine Mountains or the Archons.

### Monk

Monks pursue their path to perfection in monasteries set away from the cities of Omnarith. These can be in forests, mountains, islands, or under the sea. The most remote of these are said to have existed before the Piccaran Empire and train their adherents in millennium old martial arts. Some monasteries have opened in major cities, but their pupils are often sons and daughters of the poor who cannot feed them.

Monks who leave their monasteries are sometimes dissatisfied with their instructors and may be seeking their own path and may begin to teach at their own school.

### Oracle

The spiritspeakers of Kochtarn are the most famous of Omnarith oracles. The best of these are synchronized with the spirits that inhabit them and enjoy a sense of harmony unusual among oracles. Oracles often seek solitude to best manage their curses but may serve as local advisors and healers in rural communities.

### Swashbuckler

The pirates of Trakel make for daring swashbucklers equal in bravado to those freedom-loving warriors in Soto looking to enhance their fame. In The Sheathe, the Sellswords of Santra have a particular flair that attracts swashbucklers.

### Witch

The spirits of Kochtarn and The Myre make for the greatest familiars with the most to teach. While the most powerful and famous witches tend to come from these regions, covens are located throughout Omnarith to assist new witches. Witches, like oracles tend to act as advisors and healers in rural locations. Like sorcerers, they are somewhat snubbed by wizards who think their rigorous training makes their magic more potent.

### Wizard

In the Republic of Katoushah, 7 academies are run by the state to produce high-caliber wizards specialized in one of the schools of magic. Children of promise are enrolled into these academies during The Collection. Some of the royalty of the Canter Empire send a child to the elves of Re'noath to be trained in their arcane magic. In exchange, elves send their children to learn theater, song, and in some cases, alchemy.