Table: Astrologian Archetypes
| Archetype | Prerequisites | Description |
| Globetrotter | — | Where these people hail from is unknown, but supposedly they are unsatisfied with watching fate run its course and have decided to take matters into their own hands. Eschewing spellcasting entirely, they instead carry their star globe, usually a tool used mostly for divination, as if it were an orb of power. Paired with a weapon in their other hand, these explorers look to the heavens for guidance while traveling the world in their search of destiny. |
| Herald of Woe | — | While astrologians may be viewed as benevolent or aloof fortune tellers, heralds of woe are better known as cold harbingers of misfortune—though some might go so far as to say that the heralds are themselves the cause of their ill tidings. |
| Mystic | — | The mystic believes that violence is sometimes necessary, but knowing and understanding is the true root of perfection. Through meditation and spiritual visions, a mystic can see beyond the veil of reality to the underlying truth of all existence. |
| Oracle | — | Although the gods work through many agents, perhaps none is more mysterious than the oracle. These divine vessels are granted power without their choice, selected by providence to wield powers that even they do not fully understand. Unlike a cleric, who draws her magic through devotion to a deity, oracles garner strength and power from many sources, namely those patron deities who support their ideals. Instead of worshiping a single source, oracles tend to venerate all of the gods that share their beliefs. While some see the powers of the oracle as a gift, others view them as a curse, changing the life of the chosen in unforeseen ways. |
| Sage | — | The nation of Sharlayan is the cradle of knowledge, and the Studium its foremost institution of learning. Yet more so than its incomparable library and formidable assemblage of Archons, this prestigious academy is famed for blending traditionally distinct fields to produce revolutionary new disciplines. Among these, perhaps the most distinguished is an altruistic art which draws upon the wisdom of aetherology, sorcery, and medicine. Dubbed somanoutics, the art seeks to heal and protect by manipulating corporeal aether through the use of nouliths, a flying array of foci. Practitioners are dedicated to the betterment of mankind, and for her wisdom and compassion, eventually came to be known simply as sages. |
| Stargazer | — | An astrologian who spends much time studying the paths of the stars will discover the most truly influential domains of the heavens: the constellations of the zodiac. These twelve signs dominate the events of the world from behind the scenes, and they call for a finely attuned spirit to best mark their passing. Stargazers are devotees of this kind, and their knowledge of the celestial sphere is unmatched. |
| Star Sibyl | Tarutaru | Star Sibyls guide the tarutaru people by reading the moon and the stars to foresee future events. They wear a blue orb called the Diza Star which is essential to the application of their powers. |
Non-FF Archetypes
The following archetypes are based off of pop-culture references outside of Final Fantasy and may not fit within the theming of your campaign. Consult your DM before using them.
Table: Non-FF Astrologian Archetypes
| Archetype | Prerequisites | Description | Reference |
| Lantern-Bearer | Tonkin | Tonkins bear lanterns to guard and light the way. Lantern-bearers devote themselves and harness the power of the lanterns to fight the darkness. | Green Lantern (Justice League) |
