Personally, if I were to choose a talent to be added into the vast world of Elyria I think I would want a talent that completely transforms the game for the player and so that's why I've come up with the following Talents.

Necromancy

Description/Abilities: Allow's the user to reanimate dead corpses ranging from a Human to a Dragon or even a Kraken.

Personally I think this would add a whole new challenge to the world of Elyria sort of like the Whitewalkers from GOT where if the Necromancer is to die all of its Necromancies will die along with him/her creating a way for a player to powerfully impact the world of Elyria but also allows us Elyrians to have a chance against him/her. This would create massive opportunities for players to form alliances and strategize how they could defeat this force of evil or maybe our necromancers would use their power for the greater good of there kingdom protecting its people without consequences such as death and so on. Either way I truly think this would be a very interesting talent to give to player's but obviously, It should take time for the user to truly master it before they can raise whole armies.

Soul Hopping

Description/Abilities: Player can jump between bodies of different NPC's and animals.

The Other Talent I thought would be interesting to have would be interesting is a Talent of which allows the user to Soul hop between bodies of other humans (not players but NPC's) and animals. This ability could be used very strategically and would be quite interesting to see in the game I won't go to in depth on this one but rather allow whoever is reading this to sort of imagine what they could do with this power.

Shadowed: blend in with shadows making the person almost impossible to see (avoid the lights, turn off torches/lamps) I don't like full disappear though it could be a thing i guess, just better to have some level of PC skills involved.

Martial Art: Find Pressure points- disables body parts (sword arm, shield arm, legs (slows player),

It would be nifty to have talents fail in infancy, backfire or have odd consequences

Bloodhound- Like Bloodhound in Apex Legends, for crime detectors most likely, be able to find a trail quicker, easier, see foot steps, give a sense of direction, item on criminals body or easier spotted bloodstains

Blinding attacks- be able to temporarily blind an opponent ( a second or two based on this combat system) Flash powders, "funny- flour in the face"

Tar and Feather criminals- for guards, highwaymen (lasts a certain amount of time to show this was a criminal)

Special taste!- for cooks and army cooks to give better hunger boosts, possibly for making large batches of food during campaigns

Hidden weapons- ie... assassins creedish type of knife, for assassins or people wishing to hide they are armed

Smiths Aura- a master smith could have a certain amount of time when activated to be able to teach their craft quicker to others (masters would have a certain amount of high knowledge, could go for any craft)

Just a few that could be feasible that I thought might be fun.

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Sleight of Hand- being able to steal an item quickly and without being noticed

Entertainment talents- juggling, sword swallow, fire breathing, circus arts (animal taming to do tricks) snake charming

Trapping- for food and pelts

Tattooing- being able to add tattoos to your characters in game, possible fan art competition for ones that could be added to game

Glassworking- for being able to create stained glass windows and decorative objects

Vinting and Brewing- being able to create and craft drinks for taverns for all the 'lushes' of the game and those just needing a wind down

I know the last ones are kind of skills but many talents go along with them.

Highly resistant to most forms of damage, but certain elements or metal do 4x as much damage. Kinda like silver bullets for werewolves.

The Force. lol. May the fourth be with you.

--))Cleanse the way : dying of natural causes you pass peacefully sending more of your knowledge on to the next life.

--)) inner peace : harder to darken the soul. Nothing you do possesses true malice. It's simply for the greater good, as you see it.

NECROMANCY TALENT!

the power to terraform teeheehee

Magic. I would want to be able to learn and study it. I don't think it should be a talent so much as require one, or something else magical. I think magic should be like a resource that can be hoarded and warred over with both recipe-like runes and spells etc and the rare magical items and materials which end up being absorbed into the person. Therefore magic wouldn't just be something somebody gets by doing something, it's something found, taken, or passed on. A limited resource that may be lost with the person if it isn't passed on before they do. This could be the whole reason why magic faded, the predecessors razed it from the land, warred over it, died and took much of it to their graves with them. It would be a shame if Magic doesn't ever develop into the skill/research side of Elyria but I certainly wouldn't expect this at launch. Maybe over time my research and expeditions will bear fruit.

'detect the rarest ores in the world...'

One Way Portal

The mage opens a portal to a specific location. What ever goes through cannot go back through it. If the mage wants to walk through with them he can, but if he dies there they are stuck there.

Pretty strong Talent, but with the One Way limitation it isn't too over powered since they cannot communicate once they go through.