Multi-Order Elohim
Multi-Order elohim embody blended purposes. Multi-Order elohim gain skills from each of their Orders. This is a great advantage, but also limits the depth to which they can develop in each Order. Multi-Order elohim will never be as strong as a Single-Order elohim can be in their greatest strengths.
Dual-Order
Dual-Order elohim are the most common Multi-Order elohim. They are also the easiest to understand and to play. Dual-Order elohim have the option to join a Discipline, but they don't have the number of options available to Single-Order elohim.
Dual-Ordered elohim are referred to by hyphenating the two Orders as in, "Lahabiel is a Warrior-Minstrel."
Varieties of Dual-Order Elohim
Warrior-Messenger
Warrior-Ministering Spirit
Warrior-Minstrel
Messenger-Ministering Spirit
Messenger-Minstrel
Minstrel-Ministering Spirit
Tri-Order
Tri-Order elohim are not at all common and are quite complex to understand and play effectively. Elohim that encompass three Orders will have one Order that is more dominant compared to the other two when it comes to Order specific development, but their Basic Attribute values will be more strongly affected by the combined weight of the other two Orders. Which Order is dominant depends on which three Orders are included. Imagine a compass with each direction corresponding to an Order:
- North is the Messenger
- East is the Warrior
- South is the Minstrel
- West is the Ministering Spirit
The dominant Order is the Order directly opposite in the compass from the Order that is not included.
Tri-Order elohim are referred to by emphasizing the dominant Order as in, "Barekiah is a Tri-Messenger."
Varieties of Tri-Order Elohim
Tri-Warrior
Tri-Messenger
Tri-Ministering Spirit
Tri-Minstrel
Quad-Order
Quad-Order elohim are equally as rare as their Tri-Order brothers. They can do a little of everything, but will not master and grow in any of their Order specific abilities quickly due their split focus.
Quad-Order elohim are referred to simply as such, Quad-Order or Quad.