Class of Aspects

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I apologize, as I don’t know that much on weapons for classpects. But, I /can/ do the analysis!!

A Bard is laid-back and sometimes naive. In my opinion, it’s a pretty complicated class to work with. Bards indirectly/passively destroy their aspect, which causes them to “ghost” the opposite aspect. Example being Gamzee, who is a Bard of Rage, but he ghosts Hope with the stuff about the “mirthful messiahs” and all that. But, Bards can also revert back to their own aspect, also shown with Gamzee.

The Void aspect is one where a person is normally secretive. As it is the opposite of Light, the aspect about fortune, significance, and luck, Void is about indifference, and it could be possible for a Void player to be rather unlucky.

The Bard of Void, like many Bards, “ghost” Light. What I mean is, they would act like a Light player, but deep down they’re still a Void player. They indirectly destroy their own and others’ “Void”. They would try their best, and maybe a bit too hard, to be in the spotlight. They’d try to make things that seem useless have significance, even if it means spreading slight misinfo. As they get to the realization that they’re still a Void player, they would be immensely secretive. The Bard of Void would be considered nearly emotionless and “null”. This might also lead to them being able to find out secrets, and indirectly use them against you. But, this doesn’t mean they can only do this to people they know. They can also do this to enemies. In Sburb/Sgrub, they would be one of those players that wouldn’t kill a lot of monsters but still somehow manage to find good weapons. When they god tier, they would be a force to be reckoned with.

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The Seer of Heart passively sees Heart, the Bard of Rage passively destroys Rage, the Prince of Blood actively destroys Blood, and the Rogue of Breath passively steals Breath.

The Seer of Heart would most likely try to “see” their opponent’s emotions and use that to their advantage. They might prefer fighting with their words rather than their fists (or, any weapon for that matter). However, when they do fight with a weapon, they could still give injuries.

The Bard of Rage would attempt to negotiate, however, they can be a dangerous fighter if you press their “beserk button.” If you do, their hits would mostly not be well thought out, but they can still cause serious damage.

The Prince of Blood would plan out their attacks, but definitely not carefully. Since this is a 4-person showdown, they would let the person they’re currently fighting go free, but then make sure that someone else swoops in and fights the person they were originally fighting “for them.”

The Rogue of Breath would be able to restrain their opponent with a trap, since they indirectly steal Breath. They might also literally try to steal some breath.

The Witch of Life actively manipulates Life, while the Prince of Rage actively destroys Rage.

Since it’s two active classes going against eachother, it’s going to be one hell of a duel.The Witch of Life would probably use their ability to manipulate life against their opponent. Their hyperactivity would be a definite advantage.

Since the Prince of Rage also destroys their own Rage and ghost Hope, this could be dangerous as Hope also represents determination. The Prince of Rage would be one dangerously determined and resilient opponent.

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A Witch is normally a person that acts highly optimistic, to the point of being insensitive with or without knowing. A Witch also breaks the “rules”, of or with their aspect. Which goes in with the active-manipulation part.Example: Feferi making the dreambubbles, which is where the dead characters go. Basically the “afterlife.”

The Doom aspect is one where they follow the rules and laws of something. It’s almost similar to Rage, as its also one of the aspects that many people automatically assume to be bad. Doom players can sometimes be sarcastic and snarky as fuck. They’re one of the aspects who likes to keep everything organized, or they can be able to create chaos.

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Knights usually hide their insecurities with their aspect. They’re an active class so MOST of the time they use it to “defend theirselves.” Example: Karkat having an angry leader facade, Dave acting like an emotionless cool guy, and Latula being a radical skater gal.However, they can also use their aspect to defend others, as seen with Karkat making connections and trying to make sure everyone is trying to not kill eachother.

The Rage aspect is one that we don’t have that much actual information on, especially considering that the canon rage players are also destruction classes. As far as we know, “Rage” obviously has something to do with anger. Rage is close to Heart, as Rage players also feel many emotions. They mostly feel like the negative associated emotions, such as sadness, skepticism, fear, and the most obvious one of all, anger.

The Knight of Rage would set up a facade where they’re basically like,“Hey, if you mess with my friends I’ll mess with you.” And like many Rage players, they have a “berserk button.” They might also have some pretty quick reflexes, because as a Knight of Rage they might always be “on edge.” They would act kinda pissed off a lot to make up for their insecurities. They could be able to use their enemies’ fears and negative emotions to their advantage, but not to the point of manipulation. They might worry that at one point they’ll come off as “too rude” and it’ll make people hate them. In a SBURB session they’ll try to level up quickly and try to make really good weapons in the span of at least a few days. Once god tiered, they might not try a lot and just kinda try to die down their worries a bit. Like many Knights, they’ll also try to be more open about their feelings.