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The Geomancer is one of the six playable Seekers in TARAE: The Unbound and one of three whose English class name comes from the game's own material. It is an area damage class that channels the energy of the Five Elements, and it was playable in the hands-on demo at gamescom 2026.

At a Glance

Coverage of the studio presentation gave this class under the Korean designation pungsusa, a master of geomantic energy, which is the same idea the English name carries. English-language coverage also renders the class name as Feng Shui Master, which points at the same discipline from the other direction. Geomancer is the form that appears in the game's own material, so it is the one used across this wiki. As with the rest of the roster it is a reinterpretation of a real historical role rather than a generic caster given an Eastern look.

The Five Elements in Combat

The Geomancer is the class the studio pointed to when it explained how the Builds and Progression frameworks reach the moment-to-moment game. The Five Elements are not a separate menu for this Seeker; they are what the kit is made of. The class was described as working through combinations of forms and elemental energy, and elemental harmony was the example the studio gave of its class-defining behaviour, in the same list as sword stances for the Samurai.

The generating and overcoming relationships between the elements are described as feeding leveling, equipment and combat style across the whole game, so the Geomancer is the clearest place to watch that system rather than the only place it applies.

The framework itself is the traditional one of mutual generation and mutual overcoming, in which each of the five elements produces one of the others and restrains another in turn, so the relationships form two interlocking cycles rather than a simple strength chart. What has not been published is how the game expresses any of that: which element generates or overcomes which in play, whether the relationships surface as damage modifiers, as resistances or as skill combinations, and what the numbers are. The class is separately described as working through combinations of forms, a second layer specific to this Seeker that has no published English gloss and no explained mechanics as of 12 September 2026.

Playing the Geomancer

Hands-on impressions from the gamescom build placed the Geomancer as the crowd-clearing specialist of the three playable classes. Its wide-area skills clear a screen full of enemies in one go, and the described sensation was of changing the flow of a fight rather than cutting through it one target at a time. Where the Samurai rewards precision on individual enemies and the Tiger Hunter rewards spacing, the Geomancer rewards positioning a large effect well.

That does not exempt it from the shared systems. Stamina still governs sprinting and dodging, and the perfect dodge still refunds part of what a dodge cost, so a Geomancer that ignores incoming attacks runs out of movement in the same way any other Seeker does. See Combat.

In the Demo

The gamescom build fixed every playable character at level thirty with near top-tier gear. An official Geomancer showcase clip shows the class fighting an enemy named Dung Child Ghoul, displayed with an elite health bar and two affix icons, with item drops labelled on the ground around it. Three of those drop labels are legible: Peony Green Jade, Sprint Earrings and Spirited Amulet.

Not Yet Confirmed

Everything listed below is accurate as of 12 September 2026.

• The Geomancer's own combat resource, and what fills or drains it.

• Any named skill, form or elemental combination.

• How the five elements are selected, cycled or combined in play.

• Whether elemental damage interacts with enemy resistances.

• The character's personal name, backstory or voice cast.

• Which traits, masteries or unique gear are built for the class.