1. Light wielder (like Xaden. But opposite)

2. Earthshaker (Ground control, possibly throw in plants or plants could be a separate signet)

3. Gravity (!!!!!)

4. Blood wielder (blood bending!!! For the win!!!)

5. Inntinnsic subtypes; empath (both sense and control), memory implantation, dream control (more alla Uta from One Piece Red than Violet)

6. Poison wielder

7. Superspeed

Influence

"Influence" is a bit of a catch-all for the varying levels of strength this signet can have, but at its heart that is what the signet focuses around. An intinnsic signet by nature, Influence enables the wielder (Influencer) to alter the mind of another to, essentially, do their bidding.

The weakest and most basic version of this signet is unable to truly affect the mind of the target; at its weakest, the Influencer is only able to plant the seed of an idea, and only through prolonged pressure can that seed grow. Pressure can come in the form of repeated use of the signet, or through external, social means wherein the Influencer might socially manipulate their target. Despite being the weakest form, this version of the signet is also the most difficult to trace, as it does not require directly altering an individual's mental state.

This version often goes unnoticed, and most often manifests as a secondary signet.

The next step up is typically labelled as Manipulation, wherein an Influencer might be able to manipulate and plant thoughts into the mind of a target, still driving the target to make their own decisions and retain control of their body, but against the weak-minded it is exceptionally effective. Most often it requires a touch or a gesture, with training often advancing the signet to a dangerous level where it requires neither.

This version could be equated with the infamously famous Jedi Mind Trick.

Persuasion is the third form the signet can take, and though it is far less common it has still appeared multiple times in the past century alone. Persuasion often requires skin-to-skin contact to be effective, though past records indicate some individuals were able to train it to a level where it needed no contact. Persuasion enables the Influencer to speak a command, and the target experiences an urgent need to follow the command. Although it is difficult to break, targets have been known to defy Persuasion in the case where it violates their personal morals - if someone refuses to harm others, an Influencer cannot persuade them to break this personal code.

Those who develop Persuasion beyond needing touch are often executed, as this strays into the more dangerous territory of uncontrollable intinnsics.

Where Persuasion fails to break an individual's moral code, Compulsion has no such difficulties. Compulsion is the strongest form of an Influence signet, wherein the Influencer is able to simply command an individual, and that individual will obey. It manifests almost immediately after the Influencer first begins channeling, though in its untrained form requires physical touch. Compulsion is assessed on a case-by-case basis, but more often than not an Influencer who manifests a Compulsion signet will be executed, as that level of control over an individual is extremely dangerous.

Influence signets are rarely suitable for combat, but can be effective in training and leadership ranks. Many Influencers tend to find themselves in espionage or intelligence, as one hallmark of an Influencer in any form is that their targets are unaware they have been affected by the signet. Notably, those who might find themselves frequently in the company of an Influencer tend to find the Influencer is able to "weaken" any shields they might have, eventually being able to slip ideas through.

Sensory Manipulation

While some trigger-happy types consider this to be an intinnsic signet, Sensory Manipulation is more of an illusory signet, but does not create outright illusions as seen with Professor Kaori's signet. Sensory Manipulation has a focus on the internal experience and senses of the body - balance, spatial sense, interoception, temperature, and pain.

Both dragon riders and gryphon fliers have shown an ability to develop this signet, though the two forms appear to work differently to each other and are used differently - gryphon fliers often work alongside healers or become field healers themselves, using their ability to numb pain from injuries or enhancing the senses of individuals who might be injured; while riders are more often used in interrogators.

Advanced training increases both the range and specificity of the signet, allowing an individual to apply an effect to one specific location on an individual's body, perhaps a whole limb, or affect any target within line of sight. It is noteworthy that even with extensive training, the wielder is unable to target more than one individual at a time - the key difference between this and an Illusion signet. In combat it can be used to destabilise a rider or flier's balance, or affect a dragon or gryphon's sense of space, sometimes causing collisions between creatures. In closer quarters, the ability to cause an opponent to experience phantom pain at will is highly advantageous.

Psychometric Tracking

Very common in its lesser form, Psychometric Tracking has immense potential but is rarely trained beyond mediocre usability in Navarre. Where Psychometry is the ability to see memories attached to an object, Psychometric Tracking is the ability to use an item to track an individual.

A piece of clothing, an old piece of jewellery, a notebook - anything a person has touched bears their mark, and for the Tracker with this signet, any of these things could be used to form a connection to that individual, enabling the Tracker to locate them. Items with string sentimental value tend to be the best to use in this case, and various Trackers describe the experience as a sort of sense of knowing how far away the target is and in which direction, while others describe a thin thread that they can see, drawing them to the target.

Notably, riders of mated dragon pairs show a similar if weaker version of this - however it is exclusive to the two riders, while the signet can be used to locate any target the Tracker might have an object for.

The most common form enables Trackers to locate the individual provided they are within the same magically-infused space - for example, if a Tracker is within the wards but their target is beyond, they will have a vague sense of the target being beyond the wards, but nothing more clear. Also in its lesser form, Psychometric Tracking is significantly more difficult in the regions of wild magic, as the wild magic interferes with their connection and disrupt their tracking. Within the wards, an average tracker will be able to track over distances that can span several days of on-foot travel, while beyond they may struggle to cover anything more than a day.

Advanced Trackers are not limited by wards or wild magic, and the most well-known trackers of the past were allegedly capable of tracking as far as The Barrens. In redacted histories, one of these figures became a venin in order to wield this power, though historical texts are unclear on whether the individual was successfully executed or not.

Tracking develops more often with riders of brown and red dragons, particularly in those who have a slightly weaker initial bond but capacity to develop a stronger bond with time. Psychometric Tracking does not appear to arise out of any specific need the rider might have, but a shared commonality of distracted minds and a tendency to lose things runs between many Trackers.

Warmind

WARNING: INTINNSIC ABILITY

The Warmind is an uncommon ability that typically appears highly intinnsic at first, and as a result most who develop this signet are executed before it can be developed further.

Warminds have the ability to mentally connect with everyone within a certain area whose intentions directly align with their own - but only with those whose intentions align with theirs. A Warmind is unable to connect with anyone who is in either direct or indirect opposition to them, making it an ideal signet for working closely with squads and full wings.

Once "connected", the Warmind exists as both a rallying point and a hub for all others connected to them, enabling clearer communication between riders and even extending to infantry - the Warmind's capabilities are effective on non-riders as much as they are on riders.

Dragons tend to have a complicated relationship with Warminds, as they do with any intinnsics, and it is not unheard of for slighted dragons to target a Warmind regardless of that rider's value to their squad.

The Warmind signet is more common among black and brown dragon riders, particularly those who have a strong need to keep units together and cohesive - and cadets who develop this signet, provided they master it quickly enough that it doesn't present a problem in the quadrant, usually get fast-tracked into leadership roles and see their careers advanced rapidly after graduation. Unlike most signets, Warmind is notorious for being a late-appearaing signet, with some riders going close to nine months before the signet manifests properly.

Tangibility

The signet of Tangibility, sometimes known as "Phasing", is less to do with how others perceive you and more about how you interact with the world around you. At its core, Tangibility enables the wielder to alter the density of their form, increasing or decreasing their overall mass to make themselves more solid and thus heavy and invulnerable, or less tangible and thus more like a vapour.

While this ability takes significant time and training to master, it becomes an effective battle signet very quickly, with previous wielders known to use their increased density to leap into and drag opponents from the sky, or decreasing their density so that attacks from enemies pass through them with no effect. Further training can enable a tangibility wielder to extend their abilities beyond themselves, or direct their ability to a separated target entirely.

Revitalisation

This is the kind of legendary signet that arises maybe every other century, and most often comes from the bond between an especially nurturing type of person and an especially powerful kind of dragon. The only time it has ever arisen in recorded history was between one of the earliest people to bond, and a green Elder. It is speculated that an Irid might bond with a person suitable for such a signet, however the likelihood of such a person having come out of the Riders' Quadrant is laughable, given the way the Quadrant tends to shape future riders through brutality and callousness.

Clairaudience

Being able to hear is something many of us take for granted, but being able to hear things occurring in places one should be unable to reach is an entirely different beast. The signet of Clairaudience could be considered similar to clairvoyance - but where a clairvoyant might be able to witness an event occurring elsewhere, a clairaudience can only hear the event.

The whisper of wings in the darkness, the rustle of clothing behind a door, the words shared between two friends trying to slip out of a crowded courtyard unseen - or the soft slide of metal against leather as a dagger is unsheathed more than three rooms over; all of these are audible to a clairaudience, who might struggle at first with the onslaught of sound. The first appearance of their ability is the most dangerous moments, because clairaudiences are often mistaken for intinnsics, but if they're fortunate enough that someone pauses and pays attention, the differences between the two become obvious.

A well-trained clairaudience is most useful in guardposts and scouting roles, using their keen hearing the same way a career might use their vision - to hone in on and listen to potential enemies, ambushers, or attackers where others can't. Clairaudience training can be trained for specificity and range, with the most skilled being able to hear several kilometres away as clearly as if their targets stood right beside them.