Hi again, I was wondering if you could do a group breakdown of Knight of Space, Seer of Doom, Mage of Breath and Page of Life. c:

Sure thing, I’ll get right to it!

Knight of Space: defends others using creation, science (mass of objects, size of objects, velocity of objects, etc.), and general space as a weapon. A Knight of Space would be able to change the sizes and such of their enemies in order to defeat them, and they would also be able to change their own size and other measurements in order to increase their fighting ability, perhaps making themself gigantic or increasing their speed. They would be everywhere at once, teleporting across the session in order to keep everyone safe. Once they’d taken down one enemy they’d move on, teleporting to the next in order to defeat them as well. They’d be a powerful player, and they’d be sure to keep everyone safe.

Personality wise, they would be a very scientific and intellectual kind of person, and would really care about their friends. They would be kind and helpful, though also a bit too busy to spend much time socializing. 

Seer of Doom: has a deep understanding of death, sacrifice, law, and judgement, and shares this understanding with their teammates in order to help them succeed. A Seer of Doom would probably know every possible way for a person to die, enabling them to point out the weaknesses of enemies during combat, as well as being able to predict when a person would die, and how their end would come about. Their understanding of law would also be extremely useful, giving them the ability to comprehend the laws and rules of whatever they were faced with. This would make them a master puzzle solver, identifying the rules of everything and sharing them with the team. However, this could double as a weakness, as well: a Seer of Doom would probably be very confused by anything chaotic (such as, say, the horrorterrors), and would not know how to deal with such a thing. 

Overall, a Seer of Doom would be a useful player indeed, with a very dark and ordered personality. They probably wouldn’t get along with anyone too crazy, random, or immature, and I imagine them being quite the intellectual. 

Mage of Breath: has a deep understanding of wind, direction, and freedom, and acts on this understanding in order to help others. I feel like the Mage would focus more on direction and freedom than wind, as the first two things work much better with an understanding class. As such, the Mage would always know what direction they and the other members of the team would need to be heading in, keeping them completely focused on the goal at hand. However, instead of merely sharing this understanding with others, the Mage would act on it, acting directly to change their teammates’ directions if they were wrong. Based off that, the Mage would probably be quite bossy and a bit of a know-it-all, forcing others to change their course of action without consulting them first. However, the Mage’s understanding of freedom would be able to redeem them in the eyes of their teammates. If a teammate was captured or denied of their freedom in any way, the Mage would realize this and act instantly, saving their teammate from whatever was holding them captive. As such, the Mage would be extremely valuable for rescue missions, knowing exactly who was missing and how to capture them.

In terms of personality, the Mage would be very driven and focused, and would always know what to do next. Unfortunately, as I said, they would be quite bossy, which could stir up some resentment from the others.

Page of Life: Shares life and living things with their friends. The Page would have immense potential in the sphere of life, though at first they would be very weak. Upon going God Tier, though, they would have utterly unparalled Life abilities, being able to bring back anyone or anything from the brink of death, or from absolute death. No one close to the Page would ever suffer from a death or major injury of any kind. On the front of sharing living things with others, I feel the Page of Life would be quite adept at befriending living creatures of all kinds (such as their planet’s consorts, or even the Page’s enemies), and would use these creatures to aid others, using them as warriors of sorts.

As for personality, I imagine the Page would be very cheery and upbeat, though a bit under-appreciated by their teammates, as they wouldn’t be too useful at the start of the game.

So, overall? This would be a very interesting team. The most useful member would probably be the Knight of Space, as they would be the most powerful (as well as the most vital for success), and would have a pretty good personality. Unfortunately, they would probably have to make the genesis frog on their own (as the Knight usually helps the Space player with this, and the Knight of Space would have no Knight to help them), which would just add to their already considerable amount of burdens. In my opinion, the Knight and the Page would get along the best, as they would have the most combatible personalities. The Knight would get along with everyone else fine, but the Page would be their best match. The Seer probably wouldn’t get along with anyone too well, especially considering the opposing natures of the Page and the Seer (as one is a Life player and the other is a Doom player). The general team dynamic would be quite tense, and I foresee quite a few personal issues arising.

(please note that all these personality things are solely based off of the titles, and should be disregarded if the actual person with the title is different than my analysis)

In terms of actual success in the session, this team would have an interesting experience on their quest. They would certainly be effective in battle, with the Knight dealing the large damage, the Seer guiding him on the best methods of attack, the Mage keeping them all focused and free, and the Page keeping everyone alive and well (as well backing them up with the afore-mentioned living creatures). Unfortunately, the lack of a Time player means that certain problems would arrise with Doomed Timelines, lowering the odds of success considerably.

I hope that helped!