Middle Eastern

暗殺者 · Assassin — A death specialist who finishes it all with a single strike

A class specialized in eliminating targets quietly and with certainty. Built upon the rogue's stealth techniques, adding killing techniques, poisons, anesthetics, and specialized weapons. Exists in every world as a political tool and necessary evil.

占術師 · Oracle — The heavy eyes of one who sees the future

A class that divines events in the future, past, and present through divination. They receive prophecies through various mediums — constellations, tarot, crystal balls, bones, entrails, and dreams. Prophecies always come to pass, but misinterpretation often causes disaster — the paradox of prophecy.

Desert Aristocrat · Agile, Enduring Steed

The Arabian horse is an ancient breed originating from the Middle East, renowned for its elegant appearance and muscular, compact build. Valued for its speed, remarkable endurance, and gentle temperament, it was widely used for warfare and long-distance travel.

War Camel · Mount — Battlefield beast of burden in the Middle Ages

The medieval war camel was widely used in the Middle East and North Africa as a mount for cavalry and archers. Its endurance over long distances and adaptability to desert terrain provided significant advantages in military campaigns.

Baklava · Turkish Dessert — Layered Sweet Nut Pastry

Baklava is a Middle Eastern dessert made from layers of phyllo pastry filled with nuts and sweetened with syrup or honey. It is known for its crispy texture and rich sweetness, often served during celebrations and special occasions.

Tagine · Moroccan Stew — Traditional Stew in a Conical Pot

Tagine is a signature dish of Morocco, slow-cooked in a distinctive conical clay pot. It typically combines meat, vegetables, and a blend of aromatic spices, resulting in a rich and tender stew.

Petra · The City Carved in Stone — Nabataean Rock-cut Metropolis

Petra is an ancient city in southwestern Jordan, renowned for its monumental tombs, temples, and theaters carved into red sandstone cliffs. Established by the Nabataeans in the 4th century BCE, Petra was a major trading hub, strategically located on the Silk Road and spice route. It remained largely unknown to Europeans until its rediscovery in the early 19th century.

Mosque · Masjid — Religious structure of Islamic faith

A mosque is a place of worship for Muslims, distinguished by domes, minarets, and wide prayer halls. Its architectural style varies by region and era, reflecting local culture. Courtyards and ritual washing areas are common features.

The Dome of the Rock · Golden Dome — Iconic Islamic Shrine in Jerusalem

The Dome of the Rock is an Islamic shrine located on the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem. Built in the late 7th century by the Umayyad Caliphate, it is renowned for its golden dome and octagonal structure.