Mage

Mages is a term for humans born into a family, bloodline or a group of human subjects with the ability to use magic as an innate talent instead of studying. They are naturally adept in using magic; if humans can learn to use magic, these mages are usually more talented and more powerful than a normal magician would be.

Titles
There are different types of mages:
 * Battle Mage - A mage who specializes in combat magics, usually employed by an armed force. Some can master large-scale magics that encompass the battlefield.
 * Medical Mage - A mage who can perform magic that revolves around medicine and feats, such as blood clotting, surgery, bone setting, disinfection, stitching, immuno-suppression to various degrees.
 * Death Mage - An undead being resulting of a powerful being such as transcendent, striving for eternal life undergoes an arcane transformation to assure eternal life, binding their intellect to their animated corpse and thereby achieve a form of immortality. Most death mages are usually cadaverous, their bodies desiccated or even completely skeletal. They are often depicted as holding power over hordes of lesser creatures, using them as soldiers and servants.
 * Huppermage - A practitioner of magic who has ascended to a godly state. They have an unlimited access to all forms of magic and other mystical and supernatural forces. They can bend, break, and even create natural laws, distort the fabric of reality on a cosmic scale, perform unbelievable miracles, and create things without limit. Huppermages has magical powers which transcends the rules under which they operate, making them either the exceptions to those rules or beyond them all together and granting them total dominion over the cause and effects to the rules of magic by their source. They are able to make the rules, allowing them to alter or ignore the conditions and limitations of the magical systems, which can lead them down the path beyond magic itself. The is the highest rank in the Mystique World and magic may take time to control.