Special Occupations

The following occupations are jobs that carry cultural value thanks to the magical nuances involved. They range from the jobs anyone can take, to jobs that require a number of years in experience and mentoring.

Sky-bearing Courier
The Sky-bearing couriers originate in a nation known as Reighlanburrow, where each one is trained atop the highest Mulberg Highland peak. They are great masters of the wind and are able to command the winds to their beck and call using their Wing-shaped Capes. Wherever they are, wherever their contracts lead them, they travel using one of the four great winds and are able to reach places that ordinary people couldn't; thus they are considered the highest forms of Couriers.

The duty of a Sky-bearing courier are to transcribe letters from formal to personal, and deliver them to another person even if they are at the other side of the world; why they write is because most people don't know how to properly convey emotions through writing, thus, the Sky-bearers must know how to convey a person's emotions in their letters. These qualities and impressions are what makes a Sky-bearing Courier, and by slang are often called Angels; not to be mistaken by the terms Golem counterpart.

Most Sky-bearing couriers are women, that said there are prominent men who have become great Sky-bearers, and a more select few from the male Sky-bearers are given sacred roles. An occurrence starting a century ago, when one of the Elders discovered that their founder is the very same protagonist from the Legend of The Pointed-Hat Boy, who is theoretically speaking, the founder of the Sky-bearing Couriers.

Brisean Forgemaster
The Brisean Forgemaster as one could guess, is an important occupation originating in The Elven Empire, Brisea. It is an occupation that, ironically, no elves can partake in. That pact considered to be heinous to the country's central-government was proposed by the founder of the occupation, a man who called himself Urek. Most would remember Urek for his daring nature, putting before him his skill as an artisan and overwriting all scorn aimed towards him with awe at his crafts.

Though cultural, it is a very controversial occupation, considering the founder's peculiar nature of often making fun of the Elven's pointless racial superiority views; to this day, taking up the Brisean Forgemaster path is considered a gamble, if one fails it ends with exilation or execution, if one succeeds, it is an eternal bask in creation of all things using ones abilities as a forgemaster.

What makes them differ from your usual blacksmiths is that they can handle larger-scale operations all on their own. Each forgemaster has a Workshop to call their own, technically speaking, it works the same way as a Mage's Workshop, where they function to the benefit of their caster; in this case, automation of items or weapons. The finest Forgemasters are said to able to bring their Workshops with them at all times, and even use them as detonation projectiles.