Legend has it that weapons of great power circulate throughout the entirety of Orn; whether intentionally made or gaining strength through valor or myth, the Soulwrought are weapons that contain spirits which lend their prowess to the wielder in times of strife, sometimes outright possessing them.
Scourges were damned for the sin of slavery, robbing hundreds of freedom in their lust for power. Their aura wreathes them in magical chains that react to their will, lashing out and binding their victims.
Marauders were damned for the sin of wrath. Many were soldiers who succumbed to the haze of battle, turning their blades on prisoners, allies, and innocents in their fury. Their aura fills their foes with the same irrational anger.
Trappers are rare creatures typically found in underground locations such as dungeons or mines. Trappers know when their prey draws near, so exercise extreme wariness when delving deep beneath the earth. Or else fall prey to the ravenous, and patient, hunting of the Trapper.
Though the Shattering divided the world, for most, life went on; not so for the residents of Nastal, whose world ended that day. While most of Orn suffered little lasting damage from the Shattering, the lands of Nastal endured unparalleled exposure to the Void. Some say that the troubles that plague Nastal are the result of weakened boundaries between realms, but whatever the reason much of northern Nastal is a wasteland where soulless raiders hunt any travelers who are too slow to evade them. These are the Soulshorn.
Oversized snow white tigers whose paws are the size of grown men's chests.
A machine built in the visage of a humanoid, but not an animate being such as a golem. A creature that can function independently, but lacks a will to live.
A machine built to last and thrash, often created for the sole purpose of guarding something
A repair machine that is adept at keeping constructs in the fight. They usually hide behind more heavily armored units constantly Healing them while also healing themselves.
