#voidaspect

This one sounds like it's quite pointless - what's the point in stealing Void? But I actually really like this Title, and also it's the Title I consider to be one of my OCs which encouraged me to do it.

1) Obfuscation

The Thief of Void, should she learn something she doesn't want to know or see something she would rather not see, can steal the lack of knowledge from others. The Thief can essentially wipe her own mind, just so long as there's somebody in her vicinity who doesn't know what she does. This is largely selfish, as what she knows could actually benefit the group, and she may have to implant the unpleasant knowledge into the mind of the person she's stealing from. 

2) Nothing

Alternatively, she could just steal nothing. She may never realise her potential as a Thief or may be too positively aligned to be able to steal knowingly from people she knows/likes. This could help or hinder the group, depending on whether what she could have stolen could have helped or not. 

3) Using obfuscation

The Thief could steal through lack of knowledge. This may include deliberately not telling somebody something, then using this to her advantage to take something from them. Example: The Thief doesn't tell the Heir that his artefact is very valuable, and instead implies that it is worthless. Using this, she takes it from him and he doesn't miss it, so doesn't try too hard to get it back when he could have done if he knew what it was worth. Bad example, I know, but I'm tired.

4) Lack of matter

If there was a void or lack of matter, say caused by another Void or Space Player, the Thief would be able to steal the  void and use it herself. For example, voids can protect you from heat/sound as these things require molecules to travel. If somebody was using it as a shield, the Thief could steal it and shield herself with it. So whilst she cannot create void, she can take it.

5) Using nothing

The Thief doesn't need to use anything to help her steal things. She can do it just fine without classic tools, etc, thank you very much. A Thief of Void can become a very efficient Thief who needn't rely on things or people to help her thieve. 

Thieves have the capacity to be extremely selfish; more so, I think, than some other Thieves. Almost none of these powers would be able to benefit other people or her team. She can be quite powerful if she realises her full potential.

Good players: Prince of Life, Sylph of Void

Bad players: Knight of Void, Prince of Space, Mage of Space

1) Countering/Defending with void

These powers would entail keeping secrets hidden from her allies in order to protect them. If, fore example, a Prince of Rage’s matesprit had been killed, then the Maid could cover this up so the Prince doesn't go on a rampage. The Maid could also hide the weaknesses of the team from their enemies to prevent them gaining the advantage.

2) Serving with void

This could manifest as the ability to make the Maid and their allies invisible and at higher levels, intangible. In a less literal sense it could also echo the ‘countering/defending’ theory as the Maid would use void to protect and serve her allies.

3) Made of void

Perhaps after going god tier, the Maid would literally be made of void. They would be nigh indestructible in this state and only another void player or something extremely powerful (and specific) could harm them whilst they are one with the void. They would also have no trouble traversing the void because they have become one with it.

Works well with:  Seer of Blood, Knight of Rage, Witch of Mind

Works poorly with: Most light players, Seer of Void

1) Secrets

The void aspect deals partly with the obfuscation of knowledge, so the Seer of Void could have the ability to see that which was being concealed. A skilled Seer would be able to view the secrets of her friends and her foes; their weaknesses and their hidden strengths. If the Seer was working for the success of the session then they could help their allies achieve their potential and reveal their enemies greatest weaknesses.  The Seer could also have a strong intuition about seemingly meaningless things that could later prove to be incredibly useful.

2) Using the Void

It’s possible that just like Roxy (the Rouge of Void) uses her ‘windows’ to traverse the furthest ring, a Seer could use a similar medium to look through the void and into another area. For example:  if the Seer wanted to view another player’s world they could use their medium as a sort of bridge, as long as there was another medium on the player’s planet then the Seer could view through it.

3) True sight

An observant Seer of Void would also be able to literally see that which is hidden, such as invisible or camouflaged things. This could be of great use if the Seer and their team were to fight the Black Queen as her ring has been shown to render the chess people invisible, making this ability important for disabling the Derse monarchy.

A fully realised Seer of Void would be an excellent asset to any session as they could reveal that which had been concealed and provide information on important topics that may never have been brought up without them.

Works well with: Any class that can help provide information

Works poorly with: Knight of Void, Thief of Light

Requested by retnahpyrake.

I thought this one might be easy. I was wrong. Sorry I have so little on this one. I might come back to this one at a later date.

1) Obfuscation The Sylph would be able to heal using a lack of knowledge, and also heal the lack of knowledge itself. Healing using obfuscation could mean removing a person's knowledge or memory to help them heal. If, for example, a person had terrible, traumatic memories, she would be able to void over that memory to help them heal and get over it. She could use this to either help people recover from painful or traumatic experiences, for their own good. She could also use this to do horrible things to people but not have them remember it, thus using it for their own gain and benefit.

2) Nothing

Should the Sylph choose to, she might just end up healing nothing and being of no use to her team. She may not heal something that needed to be healed, thus effecting the outcome of the entire session which could end up to be bad or good, depending. She probably, though, wouldn't know if it had the potential to help, so her healing nothing probably wouldn't be used positively. 

3) Secrets

I say this one tentatively. If we consider void to mean secrets, we could say that she could 'heal' a secret if somebody told by removing it entirely from the memory of the person she told. This ties in with the voiding over knowledge, however this would be less for the benefit of the person she's removing the memory of, and more for that of the person whose secret was being told. 

Requested by littlelionheartedavatar. I also planned on doing it next anyway.

This was an interesting title to analyse, and I quite like what I found.

1) Secrets

The Knight would do a brilliant job of protecting people's secrets. He would probably end up with quite a few people telling him their secrets as they know he can keep them, and he would likely never break their trust, no matter what the consequences might be in the long run for the fate of the session. This could be used to gain the trust of others for both evil-minded as well as pure intentions, but despite his alignment, I maintain that he wouldn’t tell anybody the secrets he’s been told. This may end up weighing down on him heavily in the long run, and the pressure could get to him if he’s not careful.

2) Obfuscation

I was going to include this above as ‘Protects using secrets’, but I felt that they were essentially the same thing. The Knight, protecting through obfuscation, may have to keep people in the dark in order to protect them. The knowledge of something could be too much for them, or their knowing could cause them to take action against another. In this case, I believe that the Knight wouldn’t tell them whatever it was that would prompt the bad reaction (especially if he was told it in confidence). He may also end up keeping things from people, secrets or not, that could have helped them out, due to his secretive nature.

3) Genesis Frog

The Knight helps the Space player to breed the Genesis Frog, and generally helps out in that area. As Void means nothing, he might end up, if the Genesis Frog needed protecting, ‘protecting nothing’ and through doing so might end up inadvertently and indirectly killing the Genesis Frog by not protecting it. Also, he might end up withholding vital knowledge about how to breed it from the Space player, because of his secret-keeping, thus basically killing the session.

4) Absence of matter (This one’s a bit flimsy)

The Knight could, should the moment arise, protect using an absence of matter. I’ve thought about this a while, wondering what it could mean, and I think I’ve come to a conclusion. He could fashion temporary shields by removing all the atoms in an area: by creating a vacuum. In a vacuum, things like sound and heat – energies that travel through the vibration of particles – couldn’t get through. So if there’s a really loud noise or it’s heating up quickly, he could protect himself (and presumably others) using this. As I say, this one isn’t all that brilliant, but I like it.