Editing Age of Sigmar Roleplay (section)

===Kharadron Overlords===
Driven by a hunger for both aether-gold and knowledge, it should be no surprise that many '''Aether-Khemists''' are not only willing to undergo the Rite of Binding, but eager to do so, that immunity to aether-gold paranoia is seriously fucking useful in their line of work.

'''Endrinmasters''', in contrast, are more likely to be shaped by their home Sky-Port's philosophy when it comes to agreeing to be Soulbound. One from Barak-Nar might be motivated by a combination of profit and pragmatism, whiolst one from Barak-Zon may be tempted by the promise of increased strength to slay their enemies. Of course, any Endrinmaster can appreciate the chances to increase their wealth and knowledge that an increased lifespan and free reign to adventure across the Realms grants.

'''Skyriggers''' become Soulbound for purely practical reasons, as a general rule of thumb. After all, what's not to like about immunity to aether-gold's maddening touch, a limitless lifespan, and divine permission to fatten your pockets as you traipse all over creation? ''Endrinriggers'' who tire of being mere mechanics, already being used to dangers, are just as likely to find themselves turning to the path of the Soulbound - perhaps even more so.

With a hunger for knowledge, wealth and adventure, '''Atheric Navigators''' are often eager to leap into the prospect of being Soulbound. How fortunate for them that their skills are so useful to Bindings.

'''Brewmasters''' are usually inspired to join with the hopes of acquiring various rare ingredients for their ales, if not for the ability to spend forever perfecting their craft. As with any other Kharadron, they remain steadfast warriors and cut-throat businessmen, but that doesn't mean that they won't share a pint of ale from that keg on their aether-rig.