Martial Mastery through Training and Will

Fighters in Eldara represent the pinnacle of martial skill achieved through dedication, training, and sheer determination. Fighters rely on their physical prowess, tactical knowledge, and mastery of weapons and armor. However, some fighters do develop limited connections to the weave through intensive training or divine favor.


Good-Aligned Fighters: Champions of Justice

Divine Connection: Good fighters often serve as champions and protectors, drawing inspiration and occasional divine favor from deities who value courage, protection, and righteous combat.

Common Worship:

Practices: Serve as guards, city watch, military officers, knights-errant, and protectors of the weak. Train constantly to perfect their skills and maintain codes of honor.


Evil-Aligned Fighters: Lords of War

Divine Connection: Evil fighters embrace combat for its own sake, drawing power from deities who celebrate violence, conquest, and the dominance of the strong over the weak.

Common Worship:

Practices: Serve as mercenaries, warlords, enforcers, and conquerors. Seek conflict for personal gain and revel in the suffering of their enemies.


Neutral Fighters: Soldiers and Sellswords

Divine Connection: Neutral fighters serve causes beyond simple good and evil, following codes of honor, loyalty to nations, or pursuing combat as a professional craft.

Common Worship:

Practices: Serve as professional soldiers, mercenaries, bodyguards, and military trainers. Focus on perfecting their martial skills regardless of the cause they serve.


Martial Traditions and the Weave

While most fighters rely purely on physical training, some develop limited connections to The Aetheric Weave (Magic) through extraordinary dedication or divine blessing. These exceptional warriors might manifest supernatural endurance, uncanny accuracy, or the ability to inspire allies through their presence on the battlefield.

The strength of a fighter’s abilities depends primarily on their training, experience, natural talent, and force of will rather than magical aptitude.