Warlocks

Warlocks are an important asset to the Noremok culture, as their title suggests, warlocks essentially perform language witchcraft that would be considered thought-crimes amongst the non-warlock populace. The teachings of a warlock are to help better understand the thought processes of xenos and to protect themselves when dealling with certain situations that normal civilians do not deal with, lest their culture be tainted and corrupted by concepts that they cannot easily understand. However, the teachings have generally negative social implications, despite being placed on a special level above normal Noremok.

Wardens
The main defense of the Noremok empire, Wardens fill several different facets of the empire, from politicians to military leaders, commanding respect from others, these Nor' have dedicateded their lives to the protection of their people and the empire. Generally only accepting of young Nor' whom haven't yet mastered the native language, wardens are exposed to foreign language concepts and philosophy by a master warden. Throughout their lives, wardens are not allowed to have families or own property on the Nor' homeworld unless specifically allowed by the government, colonies are some of the most free places that a warden could hope to live a normal life.

Narin
Non-warden warlocks, the Narin are Nor' civilians that have become "tainted" with knowledge that is dangerous to the integrity of the native language. Narin are usually born of colonists, illegal children of wardens or young Nor' that interact with xenos, they are treated as non-citizens of the empire, while they are seen as threats, they are also entitled to the destructive knowledge that sets them apart from the rest of their species. Many Narin conscripted as Wardens for their colonies often disassociate themselves with the empire and join the galactic community at large, one of the most popular options being service with AON.