Traits

Characters with this trait play a role in the lore or mechanics of the World of Lingua, and will not ever be sold or traded off.

Second tier of Magic aquisition. See here for more information.

Third tier of Magic aquisition. See here for more information.

Fourth tier of Magic aquisition. See here for more information.

Fifth tier of Magic aquisition. See here for more information.

Sixth and final tier of Magic aquisition. See here for more information.

First tier of Magic aquisition. See here for more information.

Fifth tier of Wisdom aquisition. See here for more information.

Sixth tier of Wisdom aquisition. See here for more information.

Fourth tier of Wisdom aquisition. See here for more information.

Third tier of Wisdom aquisition. See here for more information.

Second tier of Wisdom aquisition. See here for more information.

First tier of Wisdom aquisition. See here for more information.

This scent category includes smells that are artificial, further examples being plastic or gasoline. They're non-edible, non-organic, and very far from any "natural" influences. 

This rare scent category revolves around scents involving memories or experiences- very human centered. Childhood might be one example. This is generally the rarest category lore wise. 

This category includes any number of smells of manufactured types such as candles, soaps, perfume, etc. These scents may have natural influences, but would be from a candle or a soap rather than the object itself (or combination of objects). Detergents fall into this category (being soaps), but more astringent cleansers (like bleach) would fall into a higher rarity class. 

This scent category includes desserts, gourmands, culinary, and drinks- which can be any assortment of types of food items. Different examples such as particular cinnamon rolls exist, or different sodas, and the list continues. A very broad category.

Any scent in the realm of including: woods, greens, natural unusuals. Woods being plants, or wood types in general, such as: logs, pine, maple, etc. Greens being non-flowering plant species and similar such as lemonbalm, parsley, etc. Natural unusuals being things in nature such as rainwater, meadow, or fruits. 

Any scent that reflects a flowering entity, some examples: red rose, may lily, cherry blossom, etc. 

This scent category includes animals (such as wolf) & animal-adjacent smells such as honey or fur.