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Ranks Purpose

Filemaster

Mostly Keepers overseeing a defined set of information like a library or database

Timemaster

Overseer of the chambers of time and time Engineers in Mezchinhar

Soulturner

Building new Wizards or Parts

Sorcerer

Creating constructs and Demon magic, everything that

Mindcrawler

A wizard that is able to fully connect to another wizard without harming themselves

Porter and Planeswalker

Focused on Infrastructure and logistic magic stuff (Engineers (Planeswalker) creating portal magic and Wizards (Porter) making sure ressources are where they need to be)

Enchanter

Cursewriter (programmers if you like)

Alchemist

Manipulator of matter and elements, Metalworker

Custodian

Dedicated overseeing a part of space or a particular planet, Only Grand Wizards or higher

Lordseeker

Seeking the knowledge of the Lords and teaching their memories (More theological than Theorists)


Lordseekers are usually the one combing the multiverse for any clue and remnant of the Lord’s existence. (Like everything that got lost after the Last Whisper. That including wizards, spaces, ships, artifacts like the HoG, KoE etc, and other magical constructs) and once they find them dissecting them to atoms (on various levels of literally) all with the hope to one day find access to other spaces like Mezchinhar again, maybe find other wizards too, or regain a connection to the Lords, or find out what happened to them, if anything happened to them. (This is all where a certain faith and belief component comes in. From first hand accounts of the likes of Heshiva who were there, the Lords just "were" with no discernable motivation. But the Lordseeker try to find reason anyways, trying to make sense of their past existence.)



While Theorists usually focused on the observable and proven, Lordseekers are more concerned with what they don't know yet. Trying to find that elusive "There has to be more to this existence"

Timetraveller

Explorer of time and space, explorer and cartographer of star systems within the multiverse

Prospector

Surveying and analysing the contents of starsystems, cataloguing signed of life and making future predictions for the systems.

Sage

Teacher and knowledge conveyors, for example to the primal wizards in Mezchinhar, Wizards assigned a new purpose or even human Civilizations to be raised up.

Envoy

Agents to influence and shape a planet

Operator

Wizards in charge of/or operating mobile structures, or certain stations.

Druid

Study of Flora and Fauna (humans included)

Creationist

Engineers mainly focused on building structures etc.

Master Controller

Superintendent to a bunch of Creationist or Plainswalker, Project leader

Scryer

Evaluating, analysing and filing of visual inputs, either from Soldiers or the Memories of Wizards.

Pathfinder

Information distributors

Witch

Chemists, mana makers

Medium

Administrative tasks, logistics, planning, assigning purposes etc.

Seeker

Investigators of the First Circle

Lightbringer

The Initial wizards to mingle with an existing population of a planet and to gather information on history, politics and tech understanding

Theoriest

Scholars of all things concerning wizards and lords magic as well as the hell dimensions, Iumzache and state of the multiverse

Nodemaster

Overseer and manager of a single node in Mezchinhar or an Tower (One entire tower is usually classified as one node unless they are really big)

Repositorian

Making sure repositories are fully stocked, storage and stock management, Curator - usually keeper, not limited to Mezchinar, accumulating informations or objects of specific value (in Mezchinhar it is the written knowledge as well as Magical items, especially the lords artifacts, in the multiverse Curators usually aid the Envoys in keeping track of the knowledge and state of the Civilizations)

Congregator

Managing of a congregation, more dealing with the social delicacies and making sure everyone is playing nice with each other. Almost akin to a mediator.

Watcher

Passive watchers of a civilisation.

Weaver

Clothes makers for Mezchinhar

Mage

Basic support units for wizards/parts. Akin to Medics as well as general aids. Under strong supervision at all times. Wizards usually only have one Mage they would call upon for help.

On Mage is usually assigned to a limited number of Wizards. One wizard usually has one Mage. The relationship between a wizard and their Mage is one of absolut trust allowing the physical contact necessary. 

Mages will travel to the places they are needed (for example, if one Part reports having a problem the Mage, accompanied by his Oathkeeper, will go there to solve the problem)

Archmage

Cross Section of Soulturner and Mages, focusing on trying to fix wizards with a technical problem. (If one thinks of Mages as your general family physician, Archmages are the ER doctors under the wizards) 

Arch Mages are usually stationary, bound to either Mezchnhar or a tower of their own choosing but always under constant surveillance. They are always watched by at least one Oathkeeper. 

Unlike Mages they will not make “house calls”. If there is a wizard with a bad enough problem, that wizard will be brought to them. They are not assigned to one wizard exclusively. 

Archmages also take care of rehabilitating wizards who lost over one half of themselves. 


The Military counterpart to Archmages are the Battlemages.

Oathkeeper

Wizards that watch over, protect and observe the Mage/Archmage they are assigned to.

Making sure they do not come in contact with corrupting influences that would be harmful to the wizards the Mages tend to.