The Trinity Arts

Introduction
The Trinity Arts define the combative elements of El'yssi. There are three categories of combat arts that exist in the world. Some categories come more natural to certain races; thus, members of that race are more likely to develop their talents faster than members of a less inclined race. This is not to say that a less-inclined race cannot learn said art--it will just take more effort or even require a mentor to learn.

Force Arts
The Force arts represent all physical combat styles which include but are not limited too, martial arts, weapons mastery, and defensive techniques. Although all races are capable of learning elements of these arts, they are most effective in the hands of the Thauri, Northern Soeri, and the Chitos. Compared to the other arts, Force arts are highly dependent on the body and talent of their user; as such, innate strength or years of rigorous training provide substantial growth with the art.

Technological Arts
Technological arts revolve around the usage of technology to supplement latent weaknesses. This might include traps or weapons that are unlike standard swords or spears. Technological arts are highly utilized by the Synthians; however, other variants have slowly begun to adapt to their inventions as well. Synthians and the Chitos are the best at utilizing Technological Arts; whereas the Thauri struggle to even understand basic comprehension of the complex machinery utilized by this art.

Spirit Arts
Spirit Arts are generally reserved for those who hold an affinity with mother nature. They are rare talents that allow for the very manipulation of the elements. They are most commonly seen in species of fauna that have high levels of affinity for a particular element; however, members of the human race are known to exhibit them as well. They are most commonly seen in the Fytali and Southern Soeri, with lesser aptitude exhibited from the other races. The Synthians show the worst aptitude for the Spirit arts, since they often fail to understand that which lacks a scientific backing.

Spirit Arts are divided into six elements, fire, water, nature, air, mineral, and light. Of these elements, only water, nature, and mineral arts have been exhibited in the human race. Spirit Arts can be further sub-divided into two categories, major and minor arts. Minor arts are small utilizations that can be learned by almost any race. In contrary, the major arts are reserved for those with a true affinity for the element, and subsequently produce much more impressive results.