God Tiers part 2

Classes. Ah man, this is the harder part of a god tier to define, but it’s kind of based off of medieval constructs. For example, there’s Page as a class. So that being said, here’s all 14 classes.

1.    . Page – *definition not 100%*
2.          Sylph – heals aspect
3.      Mage – either actively knows or is manipulated by aspect
4.      Knight – protects aspect
5.      Seer – passively knows aspect
6.      Maid – makes aspect
7.      Witch – actively manipulates aspect
8.      Prince – actively destroys aspect
9.         Bard – passively destroys aspect
10.     Thief – steals aspect for one’s own gain
11.     Rouge – steals from aspect/steals aspect from others and spreads it among friends
12.     Heir – embodies aspect
13.     Lord* - commands aspect
14.        Muse*- inspires aspect

Ignore 13-14 right now, but it’s a little confusing at first. I know the feeling; at first I’d sit there half confused on what was going on myself with all of this. Some of this is speculation, as they haven’t been perfectly defined. Example of this would be Mage and Page. But the class is the limitation on what you can do with the aspect itself. The active passive scale that exists is showing how active an aspect is compared to another. Like for example, Page is less active than Prince by a long shot, as Prince is one of the most active and Page one of the most passive. Passive itself is usually the aspect being used in the benefit of others while Active is generally used as the aspect being beneficial to the individual with it. So in a way, this does show the kind of people in our world. They help shape how we handle situations. While some of us are more destructive with our natures, others aren’t, and use their ability to help others.

However, they can turn the opposite of their aspect if they’re "heavily resistant to their trUe calling. or, if corrUpted in some way by an oUtside inflUence." (Calliope). I feel like this is like us rejecting our fate in real life. Usually, if we resist something too much, it turns into the exact opposite, something that we may or may not want considering, but usually it’s to an extreme that we’re shocked by as people.

In a basic, wrap up like conclusion, your title is basically how you use something you have (or have a lack of) to the best of your personal ability. Pretty cool, huh?