You and your Party brush ash and dust away from the remnant stones of an abandoned, ruined spire. The crevices on the gravel you stand on force you to watch every step you tread. You have long sought after a path meant only for you, as the threads of fate brings you to your very present.
Etched into the rubble, you find the words.
Assemble ye, o fateful / Something lurks! / Bring the awestruck, the fearsome, subjects of fate / Watch as they dance, drink, and wither. / The sparrows sing, camellia bloom.
The Scion awaits something, whether it lurks within the depths below or beyond the clouds of the heavens. They wait for its arrival, utilizing the very magic that connects them to this lurking figure beyond the veil of reality.
The Weaver crafts Seals, Embedding them into objects and imbuing such objects (even the most mundane) into magical tools that aid the journey taken by the Weaver, for what is to come from the future beyond.
Within The Scion & The Weaver, you'll find the eponymous classes: the Scion and the Weaver, both of which make use of the Fate Domain (I highly suggest grabbing this for FREE) In it are the Scion's subclasses: an otherworldly capacity to empower yourself within the Emissary of the Abyss and a heavenly gift you can bring to your allies within the Emissary of the Empyrean. On the other hand, you may find the Weaver's subclasses: armed with battle-oriented Seals within the Blade Saint or prepared and primed to become one with your Seals within the Sibyl.
Additionally, you'll find print-friendly cards making use of the class supplement's primary art piece made by Itō Jakuchū, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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