Mercenaries

Blades for hire. They do not have affiliations and their tactics are often crude, often relying on brute force alone to win the day. Their cards can be used by any monarch without limitations and will rarely showcase rule breaking mechanics. 

Alchemists

Brewers of potions and adepts of transmutation. They provide services from common healing to supernatural mending of elements. Their strategy is often influenced by the alchemic duality making them versatile allies. 

Clerics

The power of the church made manifest. They are makers of miracles and bearers of the sacred faith. They call upon the power of their god to protect or heal their allies and smite evil in all its forms. 

Cultists

Zealots who made dangerous pacts with supernatural or unholy entities. Often regarded as the outcasts of civilised society. They will call upon powerful abilities given to them by the abominations they worship. Wielding this kind of power can be as dangerous to them as to their enemies. 

Druids

Guardians of the natural order. They command the forces of nature and the cycle of death and rebirth. They will call sturdy defenders and agile scouts to their aid while slowly building up their power. 

Engineers

Master inventors but also more conventional masters of the craft. They design and build the most sturdy defences and the most advanced pieces of equipment. Their strategy relies on always having the right tool for the job. 

Thieves

Rely on deception for survival. They disguise themselves as common merchants. Their tactics are often to hide their true intentions or themselves. Their card effects will often allow for unexpected moves or disable the opponent’s ability to react. 

Wizards

Wielders of arcane magic. Their abilities are quite unique if not always subtle. Their card’s effect will be varied and difficult to reproduce as they stem from a mastery of magic.