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Not a Classpecting request, but I would like to ask for a bit of feedback on something, if that's ok with you. I'm writing a fan-comic, with these classpects being used in the story.

Prince of Time

Seer of Space

Page of Rage

Sylph of Hope

Knight of Life

Rogue of Light

Mage of Heart

Heir of Blood Do you think this is an interesting lineup? Within the way you view / define Classpects.

Oh very much so, yes!!! And I hope you won't mind if I give a very brief blurb for each one: The Time Prince has the potential for a lot of interesting growth with learning to remove factors that lead to defeat/something horrible happening to the team, while also having the remarkable power of destroying unnecessary Timelines or Timeclones/Alternates who seek to infiltrate the Session or mess with it in some way (think of a Soulbot inhabited by a Doomed player that's bitter about their own Session's failure and tries to intentionally sabatoge the Alpha Session!) The Space Seer's also interesting seeing as they'll basically be able to do what Jade's Compusooth SpectaGoggles did (see the entirety of the Incipisphere at once) as well as being able to look at something, organic or otherwise, and be able to tell its components. (Think Strawberry Crepe Cookie from Cookie Run Kingdom!) The Rage Page would have to learn that being angry is a valid thing to do, and that the right type of anger in the right amount would be able to move mountains and the hearts of entire armies. The Hope Sylph is also interesting, being able to heal someone's Hope and therefore their ability to fully trust in an idea, cause, or person (though they wouldn't be able to control the intensity of belief. If someone's casually religious they couldn't whip them into a frenzy). I love Life Knights because they have the potential to push their physical body to the utmost of its ability, being able to make that extra jump, throw that ogre across the battlefield, or pull the sword from the stone. They'd be able to help others with making the most out of their personal growth, helping them by encouraging them to make the most out of what their individual Land Quests are meant to teach them. I ADORE Light Rogues, they have the potential to not only steal luck for the sake of others but also important intelligence the enemy might have, as well as physical light itself! Only the Rogue's team would be able to see in a pitch-black room, they would know the movements of the enemy, and thanks to the Rogue they would know how best to counter enemy tactics in a way that best benefits the team! Mage of Heart!! :D!! Someone who gets to learn the intrinsics of the Soul and Self and how they operate, being able to utelize their knowledge of selves and how they interact with one another (relationships). One interesting example is the Mage of Heart could use their power and see how the Black Queen acts with administrative impunity, leaving the Black King to handle militant affairs. They would know that the Black Queen is the true threat before the Reckoning begins and would be able to turn the hearts of Dersites against their Queen with subtle manipulations tailored to the individual Dersian. And finally, the Heir of Blood! Someone who is influenced heavily by Bonds, Loyalty, Friendship, and Promises. Very likely to be someone who embodies friendship and harmony to their friends, being seen as the pin holding the boat together (whether intentionally or not). Whether they are a positive or negative influence on their session, the Heir of Blood will certainly be a very interesting player to watch the growth of!!

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My Take On The Classes: Passive vs Active

So I've seen a lot of different interpretations on how the Classes differ from one another in the passivity versus activeness, but I think there's a different way to look at it that makes much more sense and gives people a lot more room to work with their character:

For The Self vs. For The Collective

This does not inherently limit their power, but rather structures their growth journey and how their Land itself will be tailored to best fit their needs. A Thief and a Rogue will both be able to steal things and give them to others, but it will be a Rogue's Land that focuses more heavily on stealing something the Denizen hoards for the consorts. The Thief's Land would focus on stealing a weapon needed to defeat the Denizen itself. Mages have caused the Homestuck Fandom quite a bit of trouble as there are no proper examples of them, but here my theory can be put to use: Seers learn their Aspect For The Collective (to teach it to others), while a Mage themselves will utelize their Aspect and be primed to act on the information they receive on their own. Before I get into Mages, let me start with The Seer Misconception: A lot of people think "A Seer doesn't start with a lot of their Aspect" because of Rose Lalonde, but I don't think Skaia assigned her Light because Rose was a goth and needed to be de-gothed. Rose was already very intelligent, knowing about psychology and being a good author. Terezi Pyrope already knew her teammates well enough to guess their actions and reactions (telling Aradia not to bother with Vriska when Tavros was disabled when they were younger, saying she knew how to deal with her). Having "a lot" or "a little" of their Aspect is irrelevant, Seers have the primary focus of learning their Aspect with the overall aim of teaching their Aspect to others and utelizing what they learn to assist the team. A Mage, meanwhile, would have the focus of studying for their own benefit. This could be for a variety of reasons, but I'll go with an easy example: Someone interested in the sciences being a Mage of Space who now must learn how the fundamentals of SBURB differ from their home planet's rules, and how best to utelize these new differences. Does this lock them from assisting other players? Of course not. It just means their Land will focus on learning a lot about planet denisty, gravitational pull, molecular composition, etc. Such things would inevitably lead into their specific Frog Breeding Quest (which differs per-Class), letting the Mage put everything they've learned to the test. In conclusion this is a lot of what I just threw together while the spark of energy to do so was somehow here, I will very gladly take any questions about Classes and how the Self vs. Collective Theory interacts with Classpects :3

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My view on Classes NEEDS to be written down and in some cases necessitates me to revise some of my analyses, leaving this here as a note for me to do it eventually.

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So Knights normally have protection-based quests, and I would normally have them in some way protecting the Space player as they breed the Final Frog...but what if a Knight of Space has to protect the Frog itself from Dersite agents as they redouble their efforts to capture or destroy the Frog? The Knight has to work extra hard to conceal the Frog on their land and constantly move its location, potentially even off-planet, that sort of thing. Even utelize their powers to hide the Frog more and more.

Sounds pretty neat :3c

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OK that's three done, one in drafts, and three still to do.

Thank you all for your patience! I hope you enjoy what I've gotten done :3

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Could you perhaps do a Seer of Rage or a Witch of Life?

Sure, but which one would you like me to do first? I don't have duplicate asks for either at the moment!

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could you analyze the knight of blood? yeah yeah it’s a canon classpect but i don’t think we ever really got to see it shine at its fullest potential

KNIGHT: One who exploits their Aspect and with their Aspect BLOOD: Leadership, Relationships, Obligations, Life Blood A Knight of Blood would be a person who learns the inner workings of their team, but that would only cover the surface of Blood. The Knight would have to learn the true scope of the duty being given to them. It is their charge to first understand that Blood is about- as was just mentioned- duty. It's about sticking to promises you have made, keeping your word no matter what. Honor. Integrity. These are the fundamentals for lasting relationships, platonic and otherwise, the foundations of trust. From there, with trust established, it becomes easier to fight alongside your fellow Players, to help guide them in battle (thus 'exploiting' Blood) and using your bonds as the sword which will cleave the enemy forces in half. Coming down to it, Blood and Hope can be said to be very similar in that way. Blood players can very easily take a leadership route, though not all may choose to. Knight players are normally given a quest relating to guardianship, whether through protecting a consort or by protecting another Player (in my Sessions usually the Space Player as they breed the Final Frog), and combined with Blood this means they will forge an exceptionally strong bond (whether positive or negative) that will have a great impact on the Knight and heavily tie in to their personal growth (again, whether positive or negative is subject to the situation at hand). As for Life Blood itself, I can see the Knight of Blood being able to manipulate Blood itself by forcing their body to go beyond its usual limits in a temporary adrenaline boost that grants extra strength but will very likely wear them out later. If the Knight of Blood is bleeding or their enemy is bleeding, they could use the Blood as a weapon and have it pierce the enemy. They could also use their Blood as a shield for others, a literal spike of red crystalizing and flying in front of the person they want to protect to stop an arrow from reaching them.

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Hello! Have you done Thief of Breath?

THIEF: One who steals for the benefit of themselves

BREATH: Breath of Life, Movement, Progression, Freedom, Weather The Thief of Breath is one who would be able to directly steal the breath from someone's lungs, taking it and using it to heal themselves. This could progress until the enemy has asphyxiated, leaving them dead and the Thief completely rejuvenated. The Thief of Breath would be able to take the very percipitation from the sky itself, bringing forth a massive storm they can then throw at the enemy forces to drive them back and blow down their fortresses. As for Movement, the Thief would be able to completely arrest the enemy in place, exchanging it for a boost in the Thief's own speed. A double purpose can be served to this- the Thief can also steal someone's Progression in this way, stealing the enemy army's progression towards mobilizing for their ultimate attack upon their army and stealing it so that their own troops are doubly prepared. If the Thief of Breath were of exceptional power, they would be able to steal the natural progression of SBURB itself. They would be able to prevent the Reckoning from progressing, slowing the internal timer leading towards the Black King's Reckoning and buying the session more time. Freedom more leans into the concept of Free Will, as in a person's desire to act on their own rather than deferring to a higher authority. The Thief of Breath could accomplish a great deal if they utelized this power in creative ways, such as robbing troublesome carapacians of their Free Will so they don't do game-breaking things like trying to steal the Queen's Rings or King's Scepters. The Archagents could also be controlled so they don't try to assassinate the Prospitan Players on orders of the Black Queen.

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can u do Prince of Void plz? (:

PRINCE: One who destroys and destroys with Classpect VOID: Secrets, Lies, the Unknown, Absence, Shadows, Ignorance, Lack of the Five Senses A Prince of Void acts in a fashion similar to a Light player (as tends to happen with destroyer classes, having similarities to their opposite Aspects), using the Truth as a weapon. They can destroy the obscurity surrounding something one would rather keep hidden, drawing everyone's eye to it. A Player's secret infidelity, their treachery against the team, it all can be found and brought forth at the Prince's discretion. As the Prince of Void, the Player will be able to destroy the obfuscation around a person's words or actions, knowing their true intentions. The Prince of Void would be able to destroy the Void in a literal sense (Shadows), being able to disperse fog and other obscuring factors (which could also be things that block vision like walls/ceilings/etc. They might even have X-Ray vision) and be able to break through the wall of darkness until the Light can seep through, allowing them to see. As for absence, this falls in line to what Roxy could do as a Rogue of Void. If the Prince of Void had need of a legendary weapon, all they would have to do is destroy the weapon's very non-existence to bring it into being. Paradoxical, but logical! As for Ignorance, this ties in to the Truth. The Prince of Void destroys Ignorance by utelizing the Truth obscured in the Void that they discovered, bringing to their team's attention certain secrets: such as how the Black Queen keeps her Ring hidden within the Royal Vault instead of on her person. The Five Senses is...interesting. As the key ways in which we process information, the Prince of Void would be able to completely ruin them. The Prince of Void could blind, deafen, numb, and ruin the scent and taste of the enemy, driving them mad as they are blanketed in pure Void, pure lack of feeling or sensory. Alternatively they could destroy the lack of these senses, destroying the Void around these things, being able to restore the Senses but only to what they once were (removing the debuff but not being able to buff them) (that would be Sylph territory).

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Sorry for the inactivity guys, lot of personal stuff has been beating me to death

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Thank you to everyone who got me to 50 likes! :3

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Five Classpects done today alone! That should be enough to tide y'all over :3c

I'll rest before doing any more, don't worry, I didn't delete anyone's requests. I do delete duplicate asks, so don't forget to check what I post! I might've analyzed the Classpect you asked for but someone else asked for it first.

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Can you do Knight of Void pls, I think it's pretty cool and it's also my classpect :] so... Yeah!!!

Gotchu bestie don't even worry abt it KNIGHT: One who expoits and exploits with their Aspect VOID: Secrets, Lies, the Unknown, Absence, Shadows, Ignorance, Lack of the Five Senses A Knight of Void would be one who takes even a speck of the Void and uses every last bit of impact to their fullest extent. On their Land, if the Underlings lack proper layout of the plan owing to fog/mist/other obstructions, the Knight would meld into the Void and suddenly appear, weapon drawn, wiping out giclops and ogres before disappearing before the army can even know what happened. The general mystique of the Knight of Void would serve them well. No one knows where they come from, where they go, what exactly their powers are, or how they manage to find out their plans with only the barest hint of information. Secrecy are their shield and their sword, piercing with the discovered secret of the enemy's weakness. If there's even a bit of shadow, the Knight could use it to cloak themselves, making it difficult for the enemy to focus their eyes on them. An ideal fortress for a Knight of Void would be one where they employ optical illusions to confuse and disorient the enemy subtly at first, letting the Knight exploit that disorientation as they go along until they're not sure if up is down and left is right. Then, at the height of their madness, the Knight appears to deliver the fatal blow. Truly a House of Madness.

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If your still taking requests, how about page of life

PAGE: One who leads with and through their Aspect LIFE: Nature, Growth, Life Span, Physical Body, Life Energy A Page of Life would be one that inspires through their own dealings with the aspect of Life. Their own Life could have been a terrible one, filled with pain and misery. As they become acquainted with Life, they would be able to heal and reflect back on their own, perhaps having some realizations about themselves from how they reacted to certain situations, realizing that some behaviors they have stem from trying to protect themselves against an unsafe environment. They might have been chronically ill and had that severely impact the quality of their Life as well as how they approach Life itself. The Page of Life would explore how these factors have shaped their view of Life and how, faced with Godhood, that could change. Immortality and godly powers related to healing offer an alleviation of most (potentially all depending on if the Page wants to) of the pains they face. They could lessen their symptoms, begin to heal both physically, mentally, and socially. Their Life would improve as now they have a new form of mastery over that which once held them back. The Page would have a healing aura for their allies, a very strong one that could cure any illness, wound, or disease so long as time is given for the passive ability to take effect (someone severely injured/damaged has to spend a lot of time around the Page). Others would become inspired by their story and those who have similar struggles would take heart, realizing that there is a possibility of a bright future even with their limitations and past struggles. A neat little thing: Wherever a Page of Life walks, the flora and fauna become stronger just from their presence, like a little boost.

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If this is still open & active, how about classpecting Page of Breath?

Yo!! I'm still open, just got out of a funk and doin' personal stuff so I'm on to answerin'. PAGE: One who leads with and through their Aspect BREATH: Breath of Life, Movement, Progression, Freedom, Weather From the little we have of Pages, we know they're a passive support class that acts as a Leader in some form or another. A Page of Breath would inspire people to pursue their own Breath with their own. This could be the Page telling an inspiring story of how they overcame a great obstacle within their life (for the physical side of arrested movement, how they underwent physical therapy for an injury or disability, or how they learned to cope with their physical disability that makes it hard for them to move) (for the non-physical side it could be the Page was stuck in a massively depressed slump but began to get better and work on taking care of themselves). First, the Page would have to go through their jouney. It will be a long and intensive one making them very familiar with their Aspect. They must embrace it, face the ugly sides of lacking it, and go through the arduous process of coming to terms with every facet of it. For powers, the Page would be like Bard in that its powers are passive and can mostly be confined to their radius. A Page of Breath would be able to give a speed boost to those around them, as well as minor healing. Eventually, as they progress in their journey, the Page will be able to change the weather. It may even be based on their mood, like Pepa from Encanto. The Page could learn to channel their anger at the Underlings attacking and harming the consorts of their Land and bring forth a storm that will wipe out enemy armies before the battle's even begun via a flood or hurricane, maybe even a tornado. Those around the Page would feel more motivated. They will ask for that promotion, break themselves from the job they hate, make moves to further their life instead of sitting around waiting for an opportunity to fall into their lap. The Page of Breath is master of their own destiny, of taking life into their own hands, and they will encourage others to do the same. As a less impressive yet still useful power, those who stand around the Page of Breath would enjoy minor healing of their wounds. Not as potent as a Life player's healing, but still good.

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Howdy do-thee. What kind of shenanigans would a bard of space be able to get up to? Other than being a literal blackhole of a being (already very familiar with that). Pretty please.

-K

BARD: One who destroys through and with their Aspect SPACE: Matter, the Periodic Table, the Cosmos, Physics, Creation (Creativity) Like you said, there's being a literal blackhole, but people kind of prop that up as the Bard of Space's ONLY talking point. I'd like to go point by point as I have with my other analyses, but I don't think it'll be as cohesive as the others. I'll do my best, though! With Matter in mind, Matter is "physical substance in general, as distinct from mind and spirit; (in physics) that which occupies space and possesses rest mass, especially as distinct from energy." The Bard could, potentially, create items with the intent of destruction in mind. Weapons, giant boulders, that sort of thing. They could also destroy an enemy's weapons by rusting them just by walking by (since rust is a chemical reaction). The Bard of Space's Land Quest would be about destroying harmful excess. For example: The Bard of Space's Land would have a very distorted Space. Lots of portals that spit you out at random places around the planet with no real cohesion or way to tell where you're going to end up, and the portals can appear anywhere at any time. The Bard would be able to destroy these portals! As for frog breeding itself, there may be an instance of Underlings finding the Frog Breeding Technology and trying to make an ectobiological army to help overrun the planet. The Bard of Space would be able to easily destroy them and whatever unholy frog abominations they make. I wish I knew more about molecular structure and stuff so I could communicate this better, but a Bard of Space would be able to accelerate atomic reactions around them to push them to the brink of collapsing/exploding/whatever the end result would be of a particular composition. If a Player's Land is unstable, you could pop the Bard of Space on it and watch as they funnel the excess energy (like a Land with many active volcanoes) and destroy it so the planet stabilizes. It's like the planet automatically has whatever aggravating factors causing the mass activation of the volcanoes fixed, like a wound healing itself on the human body. On the creativity side of things, the Bard would be able to have a list of ideas and be able to cross out ones that don't work with whatever they're trying to accomplish, making it easier to narrow down what ideas or components would help achieve whatever vision they have for the project.

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thoughts on maid of void :3

MAID: One who Creates and Creates With their Aspect VOID: Secrets, Lies, the Unknown, Absence, Shadows, Ignorance, Lack of the Five Senses We're gonna have fun chat I love Void as an Aspect A Maid of Void would be able to cloak themselves and others with Void, making whatever they focus their power on invisible. They would be able to move completely undetected (save for if a Light player shines Light on them and/or a Seer of Void/Light spots them). At max power they would be able to hide entire planets from the Incipisphere. However, a big caveat is that unless the Maid reduces their target to shadow (very ill advised as they cannot reverse what they Create) there is the chance of someone bumping into what they conceal. It'd be very weird if you were walking along Skaia and then you walk straight into an invisible castle the Maid hid but didn't warn the team about. Consequently, this could be very advantageous if the Maid or their team is in need of a secret headquarters or have an important treasure they want to hide. If the Dersian Army is particularly aggressive that session, the Maid of Void can be entrusted to conceal the Genesis Frog and shroud its hiding place in enough Void to make it nigh unfindable. The Maid will be able to create a blanket over someone's five senses: sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing. This could be used as a debuff to blind enemy Underlings. Another thing they could do is create Void enough to block out most if not all light in a room (make torchlight go out/electronic bulbs explode) before rendering the Underlings deaf so they're caught completely off-guard by the Maid's sudden attack. The Underlings know about their plan? Oopsie now they don't, the Maid placed Void and made them forget! However, the Maid will have the be thorough. Inadvertant things can remind someone of something they've forgotten, so the Maid must be sure to be very specific. At least enough so that if someone mentions "Hey do you remember the plan to mount a surprise attack on the sleeping Hero?" they'll just go "Huh?" Even if shown the battle plans and prompted with things they themselves have contributed, if the Maid has done their job well they'd just go "???? This may as well be an outline for a new McDonald's in the core of the Land, I have NO clue what you're talking about." The Maid of Void would also be able to create a lie and plant it within someone's mind. They would have to be certain it's a lie that's believable, or the person they've implanted the lie within could easily dispel it. A successful example would be planting the lie in the General of an Underling army's head that he's decided to move the attack to be a month later than planned on the off-chance that the hero might have discovered their plan, and it will be mounted at another location as an attempt to throw off anyone who might've leaked intelligence.