inactive except when not

It does make sense that things have stagnated. This is a hobby to get into for relatively short, nostalgic bursts of time, so who's talking is always shifting.

Still a shame that ideas have settled this way, though.

[Sorry for late response! Just so you know, this is all a matter of my opinion, as with anything non-canon.]

Thank you so much!!

Controller classes: Canonically Witch and Heir

Active-Tamer

The Tamer class is in complete control over their aspect.

Passive-Beast

The Beast class is completely controlled by their aspect. [These seem a lot like Lord and Muse, but could work if written well and not overdone.]

  Combatant classes: Canonically Knight and Page

Active-Puppet

The Puppet class lets their aspect manipulate them so they can progress.

Passive-Pawn

The Pawn class lets their aspect manipulate them so that others can progress.

[These two are great-- they're perfect active/passive complements.]

  Displacer classes: Canonically Thief and Rogue

Active-Patron

The Patron class gives the power of their aspect to others

Passive-Magpie

The Magpie class keeps the power of their aspect for themselves

[These are very similar to Thief and Rogue. That's not a bad thing, but it's up to you to decide if you want that.]

  Sabotager classes: Canonically Prince and Bard

Active-Martyr

The Martyr class destroys themselves to strengthen their aspect

Passive-Blacksmith

The Blacksmith class destroys others to strengthen their aspect

[These are really interesting. They're similar enough to Prince and Bard to make sense, but different enough to be original]

  Tactician classes: Canonically Mage and Seer

Active- Grifter

The Grifter class changes how others comprehend their aspects  

Passive-Chef

The Chef class changes how they comprehend their aspects

[Nice, but could be overdone a little bit, so watch out for that.]

  Guardian classes: Canonically Maid and Sylph

Active-Veil

The Veil class uses their aspect to hide others

Passive-Mask

The Mask class uses their aspect to hide themselves

[This is good. I like the idea of Light or Void players with these.]

Exciting!

Mages are the active equivalent to Seers. They’re an understanding class. A Mage of Blood, therefore, is somewhat of a prophet of blood, or, as many people theorize - bonds, friendship, promises and friendship.

A Mage of Blood would be someone capable of seeing and utilizing the bonds between their friends and group members. They would be a vital and very important factor of a session that may otherwise go amiss. They would likely be skilled in telling whose their friend, whose not, who can and can’t be trusted - etc. Unlike a Seer, they would be skilled at utilizing this in combat by using their friends and allies. When they ascend, they may likely have visions of future conundrums - as long as they involve other players. For example, they may have visions of one team member going on a murder spree, or have visions of a enemy saving them. Things like that! It’d be a pretty cool title. For holdable, solid powers - we’ve never seen a god tier blood player in action, so we’re not entirely sure. However, I can imagine a powerful mage using LITERAL blood as a weapon. Remember the red miles? It was representative of blood. Maybe something like that!

The seer of heart, meanwhile, might actually end up having fairly similar powers to the Mage of Blood! However, the Seer of Heart is more introspective. They probably know a lot about themselves - their own powers, skills, abilities, and weaknesses. They’re less about other people and bonds and more about their own, well… soul.

As heart players often have fractures, I can imagine a Seer of Heart knowing their own splinters, their own “soul”. They may, with the help of an alchemized item similar to Dave’s turntables (but less instrument-y), be able to actually make splinters of themselves that represent the different parts of their identity. However, they are not likely to use this in combat - seers are passive, and knowledge based. The Seer may use the splinters more to help themselves and gain insight!

However, Seers are not only about themselves. Seers often like to inspect the world around them! A particularly advanced Seer might be able to tell characteristics of a person’s soul just by looking at them. Look at them! They’re a Prospit player, a girl, their name is Mary, etc… A good Seer might be able to tell if someone’s in disguise, what their motives are, etc…

Personality wise, the Mage of Blood might be a little unstable emotionally wise, but they’re generally grounded, have solid ideals, and may actually become frustrated when people disagree with them. They, however, probably care deeply about the people around them.

A Seer of Heart, meanwhile, is knowledgable in their speciality and is likely someone who has a deep understanding of how people work. They might be able to tell how someone is feeling by just a glance or a word. They’re probably pretty self-focused, have an internal locus of control (feel they have control over their lives instead of feeling things are random), and may be a little strange in the way they talk to people - too straightforward, sometimes.

The personalities, of course, are my best guesses, and definitely shouldn’t be taken too seriously! :)

Sure!

Knights are passive exploitation classes. They’re also theorized to be “Weaponizers” - those who use their aspects as weapons. I’m going to cover the former (exploitation), but if you’d prefer the latter (weaponizing), send me another message!

A Knight of Rage would exploit rage. Rage is all about negative emotions and unwavering belief. Specifically, it represents stagnation and resignation due to the beliefs one holds. A Knight of Rage would exploit belief and resignation and use it for theirs and other’s benefit. This might be seen as taking advantage of people when they are at their worst states. This is not ALWAYS a bad thing - one may be able to ‘take advantage’ of someone by helping them direct those negative emotions towards better goals. Exploitation also means they will simply make full use of rage. This means that this player will likely be able to harness the power of their own and their teammate’s negative emotions to increase their power tenfold.

Currently, little is known about the obvious, physical powers of rage players. (E.X Breath players control the wind, Space players control space… there does not seem to be a physical manifestation of rage, and I can not think of an example where it may be used), so I am not sure of what direct powers they may have!

A Witch of Rage may have similar abilities but different ways they use them and different capabilities. While Knights passively exploit, Witches actively manipulate. A Witch of Rage would be able, likely, to affect the levels of anger, negative emotions, or resignation in others. They might be able to manipulate their own levels of negative emotions to INHIBIT themselves or others. This can be useful many ways. For example, a witch may be able to inhibit an enemy’s positive feelings, thus causing them to give up the fight. They may inhibit themselves to give up a dangerous task! Likewise, they may be able to foster negative emotions, which can cause many, many difficulties. 

I can imagine the Knight of Rage being someone who was somewhat stereotypically stoic. They may be calm in most situations, but have seemingly sudden rage at times they need. 

Alternatively, I can imagine an underdeveloped or younger Knight of Rage being the opposite - over-emotional, negative, and constantly overwhelmed with anger.

A Witch of Rage might be someone you don't want to mess with. I can imagine them being someone who seems friendly, but secretly harbors a lot of dark feelings.

This title is actually really interesting!

Witches are an active manipulation and change class. From what we have seen so far, they have an impressive and wide range of abilities. For breath, AKA freedom, choice, goals, frivolity, and detachment. 

Keeping in mind all active classes are more likely to use their powers for the benefits of themselves, a Witch of Breath is likely someone who manipulates their own freedom, choices, goals, etc…

While this sounds rather dark and strange, in reality, this means the Witch would be very open-minded, goal-orientated and flexible. They would likely have powers that involved manipulating the wind. However, don’t go right into imagining John’s Windy powers! The Witch would likely not be able to seemingly make stronger, larger winds, but to manipulate the wind that is already there. For example, this player may be able to bend wind to create gusts that lift their enemies off their feet. They may do sillier things, such as created board-less hover boards. They may also redirect objects in the sky, cause storms, allow objects to float, etc. Have you ever seen a youtube video of people in anti-gravity chambers? When an object is dropped, it simply floats. A Witch of Breath may be able to do similar things, but be using wind as opposed to a lack of gravity. These powers have a lot potential, as many things can be affected directly by the wind - imagine blowing a strong wind into a lake! All of the water could be blown out and leave it empty. 

Personality wise, many of the witches we have seen are goofy and occasionally judgmental, although they usually mean well, but overall kind and responsible. Taking this into account, I can see a Witch of Breath being someone who could be the leader of a team. They are understanding enough to be able to make their friends feel at ease, but have the ability to still maintain a good level of friendliness all around. They might be a little emotionally disconnected, though, and I can imagine that it might be a little strange to their team members - they may take ordinarily dark things lightly (although I somewhat doubt this would be a major occurrence or something that happened with VERY dark things). I think the Witch would be kind, if not a little bossy.

I hope this helped! If you have any further questions, feel free to send them. 

The Maid of Light’s role is highly dependent on the player’s interpretation of the aspect of Light itself. Light in the comic has been associated with multiple areas, currently including knowledge, luck, fortune, and occasionally, with Aranea, healing powers, although the last may be more of a result of her class as a Sylph and light being related to the eyes.

There are many theories about what the Maid does, but the most popular one is “create”. Therefore, the Maid of Light is likely someone who actively creates some combination of luck, fortune, and knowledge. This means the Maid of Light is someone who is able to pull these things from thin air - they may be able to create luck for themselves, have an innate knowledge of things (especially things relating to luck and fortune). If you chose to take light more literally, a Maid of Light may be able to literally create lights, and I can imagine a Maid of Light manifesting solid light beams and using them as weapons, or as tools to blind people. They may also create light for themselves when they need it!

Personality wise…

The best idea for the personality of a Maid of Light I can think of is somewhat of a benefactor of information and luck. They might be rather criptic with the information they give out, as Maids are more likely to use their powers for themselves, or in ways that benefit themselves. The Maid of Light might perfectly know the outcomes of things, how likely something is to succeed, but I find it hard to imagine them telling someone this information unless they are close to that person or have a particular reason to.

I can also a Maid of Light being rather obsessive and perfectionistic, but also optimistic and sociable nonetheless. They might be someone who delves really, really deep into subjects and finds out EVERYTHING there is to know about it. 

That’s my two cents. If you already have a personality in mind, feel free to ignore the last section. :)