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Sorry, I should have said active-passive pairs. Like how Thief and Rogue are a pair, and Steal is their verb

oh!! okay i get what ur saying!!! i wrote out sort of templates for each class so ill put those here

witch/heir: change

> witch: a player who actively manipulates [aspect] to match their own ideals*

> heir: a player who inherits the very essence of [aspect], thus changing [aspect] as they change

knight/page: exploit

> knight: a player who actively uses every part of [aspect] to defend themselves and those around them

> page: a player who gradually learns to use every part of [aspect] over an extended period of time

mage/seer: understand

> mage: a player who gains thorough understanding of [aspect] through experience, and uses their understanding to progress

> seer: a player who gains foresight of [aspect] and its potential to effect them or the ones around them

thief/rogue: allocate

> thief: a player who actively takes [aspect] to benefit themselves and/or their circumstances

> rogue: a player who allows the redistribution of [aspect] to benefit those around them

prince/bard: destroy

> prince: a player who actively causes the destruction of [aspect] or with [aspect]

> bard: a player who allows the destruction of [aspect] through [inverse]

maid/sylph: enhance

> maid: a player who actively adds an amount of [aspect] to match their own ideals

> sylph: a player who encourages the enhancement/addition of [aspect] to benefit those around them

*this may sound a lot like what the maid does, but the maid polishes their aspect and can’t manipulate it, whereas the witch bends and breaks their aspect but can’t create more of it