| Being a Cabalist is quite a task to overcome. One of the major difficulties you will have to bare with is everyone's general bad attitude and misintrepretations with Cabalists. |
| So, You Think You Are A Cabalist? |
| Mythic has warned us of our general perception given by the masses. Funny thing is, this has held very true amoung the game. However, there are so many bonuses to following with this lifestyle. One is knowing you have accomplished a character hardly anyone else has mastered. Another being the absolute thrill you get of having abilities that will become important to those who learn what you can do. Cabalists are, without a doubt, powerful adversaries. They disease and plague their foes, causing physical ailments which bane the healers of Midgard and Hibernia. By himself, running around in the frontier is asking for an arrow in the back. In the swarms of an Albion horde, you will shine as bright as any steel blade or armor donned in the battlefield. Citizens will shun you, the other realms will fear your presence, and in the frontier, the generals will secretly admire your talents. You are the secret biological weapon of the Albion Forces that noone talks about. You will begin your life scraping out your career. Only those desperate for help, or tired of looking for a friend will seek you out to aid in your lessons. Every step of your journey will be an uphill climb and most of it will be a journey to the summit alone. If you can live without encouragement, without medals and glory, with the satisfaction of simply knowing you are integral to the cause, welcome to the role of the Cabalist. |
| Your only friend through most of your time will be those machinations called Golems. They will protect and die for your life without question. To a Cabalist, they are the only sure friend you will ever have. Albions seeing one of these on the battlefield is as strange, frightening, and as beautiful as any Standard flown that day. They are the Standards that signify the solemn power of the Cabalist. |