โ๏ธRogue
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Not every battle is won through direct, unrelenting offense, and the rogues of the Four Worlds know this better than most. Sometimes, a good defense, an unusual strategy, and a well-placed blade will win the day faster and more reliably than a frontal assault. Relying on their speed, stripped down weaponry, and guile to get to their marks, rogues might not always be the most flashy opponent, but that doesnโt stop them thriving in the Unrevealedโs brutal tournament. While lacking the raw strength of warriors and the showy spells of mages, rogues can evade and trick their opponents to the point of exhaustion, delivering the killing blow at the perfect moment.
The brigands of the Aspect of Nature know how to use cover and ambush to their advantage. After all, you canโt defend against what you canโt see, and Natureโs always provided the best camouflage.
Progress doesnโt come for free, and the thieves of the Aspect of Artifice know exactly where to acquire whatโs needed. Subtle of hand and mind, they rule the streets and back alleys of the Four Worlds.
The Aspect of Chaos doesnโt stand still, and neither do the tricksters. They go wherever fate takes them, and fight with whatever comes to hand. Deception comes naturally to these wild, unpredictable maniacs.
The agents of the Aspect of Order use their talents to hunt down their prey, be that information, materials, or people. Unassuming and cunning, their training teaches them the perfect moment to strike, and how to put their targets at ease just before they put their targets to death.
Life is to be lived, and the bards excel at sharing this joy with others, and protecting its sanctity wherever theyโre needed. Inspiring and passionate, their enthusiasm for the Aspect of Life in all its glories is infectious.
Sometimes, a targeted kill is the right tool for the job, and invariably itโs one of the Aspect of Deathโs assassins wielding the blade. Coming and going as they please, few of their victims see their death coming until itโs too late to do more than accept it.