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The masters of the mind. There are none more skilled in the mental arts than the mjol. Their lifelong belief that the mind is the most powerful weapon in the realm, has over time forged some deadly, dangerous spellcasters. They believe the body can and will grow weak, and frail. They believe the ...
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The masters of the mind. There are none more skilled in the mental arts than the mjol. Their lifelong belief that the mind is the most powerful weapon in the realm, has over time forged some deadly, dangerous spellcasters. They believe the body can and will grow weak, and frail. They believe the ...
Hunter, also known as tholec:
Tholecs are nature's purebred hunters. While heitons have a more intimate relationship to mother nature and her forces, they don't understand her animals like tholec do. From a young age, the tholec studies the beasts of the wild, mastering the strengths of each of ...
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Hunter, also known as tholec:
The counterpart of the fallad, the daja is another of the angelic healers of the realm. Like their counterpart, they seek to drive the darkness and evil from the world. However, where the fallad would prefer to use force and power, the daja chooses a more passive, curative path. While the sword...
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While most magic users of the realm of Nodeka focus more on the arcane side of magic, the sorcerer believes there is no stronger magic ally then the elements. The scrolls passed down from generation to generation, written by the great sage Lectokke, teach the sorcerer this true power. His teachin...
While most magic users of the realm of Nodeka focus more on the arcane side of magic, the sorcerer believes there is no stronger magic ally then the elements. The scrolls passed down from generation to generation, written by the great sage Lectokke, teach the sorcerer this true power. His teachin...
There are none more in touch with mother nature and her wild than the heiton. A bond forged through the ages, the connection between nature and the heiton is much like that of a mother with her child: watching, nurturing, and protecting to the bitter end. Beings of a normally smaller stature, ...
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