It seems straight forward. But, I can't wrap my head around what you are trying to emulate. Throwing a sword? What does "Sword Beam" mean? Why the Willpower use?

I have a huge amount of new talents that need help myself. My biggest problem is wondering what Tier I should place them at. I really have no good grasp of where to place some of them, so I might not be the best help, but willing to discuss! 

Some Careers.  First Pass.  Need some starting equipment suggestions and dusters need some talent trees.

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= HERDERS =
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Herders keep track of the animals.  They work on enclosures, butchering, and husbandry.  The stretch of land that is the habitable band of the planet has enough usable land to keep animals.  They are away from the river and watered off the irrigation system and still out of the wastelands where the blistering effects of the sun are too much to house anything more than sandworms.

The Herders are there to skirt that boundary for the good of the community.  The Herders protect from aggressive desert beasts, kollseks who rustle the livestock of others, and the animals own lack of self awareness.  Herders will also deal with traders to buy and sell for the herds.  Some Herders will be in business for themselves and wander the near wastes, while others will work with and for villages to supply the local kollseks with some of their food needs.

Herders tend to be a mixed bag of skills.  Some will use magic, other will use brute force to keep and protect their stock.  All types of kollseks can be found working in the fields. 

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= DUSTERS =
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Healing, Light, Clairsentience, Teleportation.

The four hallmarks of the dusters.  Traditionally, the dusters are only accessible by the lepids.  The substance of their wings, the dust that infuses with their feathery soft cloak becomes a crucial part of the identity of the dusters.  While some lepids might want to keep their wings clean, the dusters look to utilize the substance.

Dusters primarily are the healers of the kollseks.  A duster healer is essential if hunting the dark side creatures, they will work to keep you alive.  Light is the other well known wheelhouse of the dusters.  Their light magic helps to not only illuminate the dark side but also the caves.  While many simply use the bioluminescent moss of the caves for guidance, the dusters might create and provide a better source of light.

The lesser known skills of the dusters are the ability to see and hear great distances as well as travel great distances in the blink of an eye.  Dusters tend to shrug when asked about such skills, which keeps them a mystery, but the stories exist of dusters knowing where they are needed and appearing out of nowhere to help a kollsek in pain.

While the duster is traditionally only available to the lepids, a few non-lepid dusters exist.  Some might be known but will have a solid lepid companion to vouch for them.  Others, unknown, hide their knowledge closely.  If a lepid is not giving up the dust of their wings freely, then it is taken.  Unscrupulous kollseks might take up the duster paths but are constantly watching their backs for free that a duster might show up and ensure that they steal dust no more.

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= MERCHANTS =
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Some kollseks might work for handouts but most work for Stoss.  And when currency is involved, who better to determine the value than a merchant.  Some merchants might have a dedicated shop set up in a little village somewhere to be the kollsek that everyone goes to for supplies, information, or as the best meeting place for activities.  Other merchants are on the go, taking their wares with them as they go back and forth from supplier to buyer.

Merchants as a whole are just those kollseks who like to socialize and make a little stoss in the process.  Merchants in general will belong to a group.  Local merchant groups are all individual and will usually incorporate merchants from a few villages.  At most a merchant should only belong to two groups and only if they are in the middle of two overlapping regions.  The other major group that a merchant will belong to is the Circuit of merchants.  The Circuit of Merchants are those who travel the band and never settle down in a region.  The Circuit would be at odds with locals for price of goods and the right to sell.

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= POLITICIANS =
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Politicians.  Haven't we had enough of these by now.  Seems wherever there is a group of beings that come together, there will be those who step into a role of leadership for those everyday matters.  Sometimes there is a benevolent interest in serving the greater good.  Sometimes there is an interest in using the greater good to serve oneself.  And lastly there are those who just seek and need power solely for the sake of feeling powerful. 

Anyway you look at it, kollseks need direction as much as anyone else.  The politicians of the kollsek culture come from every type of kollsek.  Every type of kollsek can also be any type of politician.  If you need to the power and aren't afraid of a few under the table deals, then maybe this is for you.  If you have an idea of help all the kollseks of the community by upstanding leadership, then this can get you there as well.

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= OSMIIS v.anthro MASON BEES=
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The Osmiis are the best builders of the Kollseks.  When the pantheon breathed growth and new life into the creatures of the caves, the Osmiis spent their time fortifying the vast network where they found themselves.  Both working alone or along side a few fellow Osmiis, their skills over time grew.  Ronat and Callip together chose the tiny forms to develop into the Osmiis.  Callip wanted creations that tore apart at the fabric of the planet and existed in the cracks and crevasses.  Ronat wanted artists and as such breathed skill and a multifaceted eye for design into the Osmiis. 

The Osmiis are stout humanoids with soft glossy skin.  Skin tones for the Osmiis are a range of dark satiny colors, usually black, but deep reds, greens, and blues can also be found.  They have a long pair of mostly vestigial wings that sprout from their back.  The wings can be used to give a little extra boost to a jump or to ease a fall but are not good for flying or hovering.  A fine silky hair grows from their head and body but not their face arms and legs.

Magic is often furthest from the minds of the Osmiis as they go about their day.  The Osmiis prefer occupations that involve a little travel and occasional interaction like Traders or Harvesters.  Another occupation that fits the preference and is usually filled by Osmiis is Architect.  Osmiis still roam the caves fortifying walls that don't seem as solid and laying tile markers at complicated intersections.

| XP - 100
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--Brawn--|--Agility--|--Intellect--|--Cunning--|--Willpower--|--Presence--|
|---------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+------------|
|    2    |     2     |      2      |     2     |      2      |      2     |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----Soak-----|--Wound Threshold--|--Strain Threshold--|------Defense-----|
|--------------+-------------------+--------------------+------------------|
|   0 + Brawn  |    10 + Brawn     |   10 + Willpower   |         0        |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| *

Osmiis start with 1 level in Mechanics and 1 level in Perception.  They obtain these ranks before spending experience points, and these skills may not be increased higher than rank 2 during character creation.  When Osmiis tend to favor 1 of 2 careers, Traders or Harvesters, they start with an extra 400 stoss [currency].  If an Osmiis starts as an Architect, however, start with 2 in Mechanics as well as 1 in Perception.

Special Skill: "Fine, I'll fix it."  An Osmiis can spend a story point to fix a physical structure, like a wall or tool or wheel, that is broken once per session.

The set of documents I miss are the Dark Heresy Armoury and Xenos Report on the Tau.

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= CHELIKS v.anthro scorpions =
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The Cheliks are the Children of the Ancients.  They were the ones that the pantheon spoke to when they were bringing forth the sixth age.  The desert created by the planet in the fifth age was nearly inhospitable.  The pantheon wanted survivors and found the creatures there in the sand and the harsh environment slowly baking in the sun.  Lamprides had spotted them deep in the sand and pointed them out to Velleta who nourished the creatures hatred for the destruction done to their home.  Velleta gave them the mind and the vision to hear and drive the others to survive in spite of the planets audacity.

The Chelik peoples are humanoid in shape with rough chitinous skin and a long armored tail that ends in a stinger.  Cheliks do not have hair but the chitin can be forced to grow in unique ways.  The vestiges of claws appear on the back of their hands and can be used in fighting.  As young creatures of the desert, they would fight with the claws and the tail, but as creatures raised by the pantheon to and worship them and be intelligent, they also rely on strange magics to see possible futures and arcane arts to strike at their enemies from a distance.

Cheliks come in a variety of colors and patterns and will often inscribe their exoskeletons with artwork reflective of the deity to which they feel closest.  Since their evolution, the Cheliks have found reflection and comfort in each member of the pantheon, though more Cheliks follow the prescripts of Velleta than any of the others.


| XP - 80
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|--Brawn--|--Agility--|--Intellect--|--Cunning--|--Willpower--|--Presence--|
|---------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+------------|
|    2    |     2     |      2      |     3     |      2      |      2     |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----Soak-----|--Wound Threshold--|--Strain Threshold--|------Defense-----|
|--------------+-------------------+--------------------+------------------|
|   0 + Brawn  |    10 + Brawn     |   10 + Willpower   |         0        |
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| * Tail with Stinger:  Spend 3 ADVANTAGE from a combat check to deal an additional hit to the target (Brawn+2, Crit 3, Inflicts +1 damage per Success as usual).


Cheliks start with 1 rank in Knowledge(Pantheon) and 1 rank in Discipline.  They obtain these ranks before spending experience points, and these skills may not be increased higher than rank 2 during character creation. 

Special Skill: "The Scale of the Gods" Once per session, the Chelik may spend a story point and half their total strain to add an Ability die and a Proficiency die after a roll to see if the scales can be tipped in the Chelik's favor.