Lowmagic and highmagic aren't words, either, but they mean something to Lusternians! You can attach 'ism' to basically anything and create something new. Lampism is the idea of or belief in lamp. Metalism would be the theory of or practice in metal.

Neither metalism or mineralism are actually words. Metallurgy, on the other hand, is.

Okay. A little thing for warriors since they are being somewhat ignored.
Battlerage - BATTLERAGE ON/OFF First use of Berserker rage. Costs two power to use. At a slight endurance cost, the berserker becomes immune to pacification, generosity, or fear-like afflictions. Attacks become stronger. The form can only be maintained for twenty minutes or until endurance runs out.

...Once your out of endurance, as a knight, your dead...

Aha, yes, a new tertiary skillset for bards based on influencing type of abilities. Someone suggested this in another thread, and I've expanded upon it a bit.
I give you... Speechcraft!
Some of these skills require the cration of a new game mechanic, called 'Mood'.
It'll appear in SCORE next to the Hunger and Sleep ratings, and can range from 'Happy' to 'Severe Depression'.
The more sad a person is, the more likely they are to break down in tears or hurt themselves instead of performing the action they intended.
Having a shattered ego or losing in an influence battle will reduce your happiness by a level or two.
Charisma, Ego and skill in Dramatics/Influence affect the amount of effort needed to change mood.
Sleeping recovers mood.

AB SPEECHCRAFT
Oration With the skill of public speaking, perform better in debates. (defense, ORATE to use, +1 charisma)
Apathy Convince someone of how pointless their life is. (reduces mood, if 'Sad' causes lethargy)
Bedtime Send someone to sleep with a soothing story.
Horror Terrifying the wits out of someone often causes phobias.
Urbanlegend A friend of a friend's tale can cause paranoia.
Warstory A tale of bloodshed and death can send even the calmest of minds into a reckless frenzy.
Fantasy A fantastic legend can cause one to daydream.
Hilarity A humorous anecdote can force someone into a fit of hysterics. (epilepsy-like affliction)
Badfood Reveal a horrible secret to someone about the last meal they ate. (vomiting)
CunningLinguist As your use of language increases, you become more effective at influencing others.
WorldUnison Elaborate upon the merits of a wonderful world, totally free of conflict. (pacified)
Ridicule Force someone onto the threshold of depression. (reduces mood, if 'Depressed' causes masochism)
Novelist Scribing your best material into a book, you can perform twice as fast, at half the ego cost. (10P, works on magictome)
Doublesubject You can merge two of your speaking tactics into one. (2 power, masked)
Gibberish "Biscuit fish on your mother's six ankles." (causes confusion)
Assurance After confusing someone with gibberish, convince them you make sense, causing dementia and hallucinations.
MasterDebater Raises max ego and makes all debating styles much stronger. (passive)
Intimidate Looming over someone darkly and whispering unspeakable tortures will paralyze them in fear.
Smalltalk Whisper sensuously to cause a person to lust after you.
Shock Boo! Those with phobias are susceptible to a good shock. (amplifyphobia, causes ego damage at 100 ego per phobia)
Breakdown Those with a shattered ego or in a particularly low mood can be forced into having a nervous breakdown. (5P, functions like Inquisition)
Falsify Fill your opponent's head with false information, causing utter stupidity.
Dysmorphia Convince them of how disgustingly fat and ugly they are. (causes anorexia, reduces mood)
Coercion Convince someone to do something... whether they want to or not.
Suicide Those in the very lowest mood with a shattered ego can be convinced that their life isn't worth living. (5P)

Auromancy
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FocusStone: An auromancer is able to create a focus stone, a required reagent for any indepth auromancy ability.
TendStone: Each time an auromancer uses his or her focustone, it must be repaired.
SetStone: Sets the focus stone into natural light, infusing it with power for later use.
CastStone: Cast a focus stone onto the ground, causing a brief flash of light to disorient the opponent.
TurnStone: Tune the stone against an enemy, making it attack them on sight. (When person enters room, the stone triggers)
HotStone: Channel the light within a focus stone to burn an enemy with an intense ray of light.
PlantStone: Plant the stone into the earth, making it possible to attack a target without the auromancer being present.
EyeStone: Attune the stone to your mind's eye, letting you know who comes across it.
--EX: Your focus stone alerts you that Bob has entered into its location.
Greater Light: You are now able to give your stone more units of light, without leaving it out in a light source for a long duration of time. (Passive)
Perceive: Place your mind's eye into the focus stone, granting you the ability to see into the room where it is.
ShatterStone: Causes the focus stone to shatter, causing blindness and cutting damage to the target it is attuned to.
TravelStone: Travel to wherever your stone is, as long as it is on the same plane.
PlanarStone: Create a planar stone that is attuned to your commune or city's plane of power. (Magnagora-Nil, Celest-Celestia, Serenwilde-Ethereal Serenwilde, Glomdoring- Ethereal Glomdoring)
GreaterTravel: You can travel to your stone on another plane, as long as you are only one plane away.
BlockStone: Cast a haze of light over another auromancer's stone, rendering it useless for a small amount of time.
PurgeStone: Purge your stone of any outside tinkerings. Be warned, though, that there is a chance your focus stone can break from such a huge amount of energy.
BrilliantStone: Create a brilliant focus stone, created with the sole focus on preserving the auromancer's soul in case of death. Once you die, your brilliant stone will shatter and be useless. (Resurrection)
SurgeStone: Focus your will upon your focus stone, causing an immense surge of light to pour out from it and into the location to burn an opponent and possibly kill them if they less than a 10th from death.

nd possibly kill them if they less than a 10th from death.

If they're "less than a 10th from death", you might as well hit them with your bashing attack. As a presumably trans ability, that's pretty lame. The resurrection would be pretty sub-par as well, if it functions like vitae (that is, if the stone is in your inventory).

This doesn't seem like a secondary skill, either, in that it's a -mancy.