You live on a clanship that moves from place to place. Most of your life has been spent either helping your friends out with textile and armor production or looking forward to occasional shore leave on the rare few planetside colonies your people have set up, along the bases and cities of Mons Platina and the farms and ore mine at Trivium Colony. You know what the dirt tastes like, how rocks feel beneath your fingers, and how to turn the grass of three different worlds into linen for your clan to wear.

Asteroids have been your home, as well as the depths of distant oil rigs, mining long-rotten bodies of eldritch beasts for the fuel to power your ships. The others in your clan tell ancient stories that you once lived in a magical realm, where elves and humans had preternatural abilities and the dragons flew freely through the sky, until your people's hubris and drive to maintain their need for scale oil and the independence of a nomadic life left them stranded away from home, on the star-side of an impenetrable barrier, unable to cross back into the Other Realms ever again.

And now, the time has come. You've lived longer than you thought you would, during a life where you've never given much thought into tomorrow or next week so much as how to get through today and recover from those before.

So, what's a prospective elf like you to do? The time has come to decide what to do with your life, and the options for an adult Rixin are few, but enterprising and all crucial to your clan's survival in the harshness of your people's region carved amongst the wastelands alongside the rest of the Chasm of Stars.

You could be...

* An engineer — Engineers work in the central engine rooms of their ships, maintaining the machinery that keeps their clan alive. You'll be tasked with repairing life support, maintaining gravitational plating and replacing scale oil tanks in safe, non-reality-damaging techniques, and ensuring the realmic transportation mechanisms and engine itself don't break down throughout all your travels in space.
* A shipguard — Shipguards patrol a clanship to ensure the constant stress of deep-space life isn't taking its toll on anyone or driving anyone to needless chaos and rioting. Additionally, they defend the ship against potential pirates and wear specialized lead-crafted armor to ensure a defense against the wizardry and magics from not only dragonboard adversaries but all other races too.
* A tribal chief — You will be a leader to your people. As a tribal chief, you'll be expected to maintain accurate knowledge of your clan's oral history, as well as that of the Rixin as a whole, and be able to recite it as tales on a moment's notice. You'll also be expected to make tough choices and bear the brunt of your clan's survival and future, and work with other tribal chiefs for the good of all involved.
* A fallow-pilot — As a fallow-pilot, you'll be chosen to lead a one-elf flight into the endless stars. Fallow-pilots are burdened with the task of ferrying the recent dead from their clanship across the abyss of space toward the nearest black hole and putting their souls to rest at long last. You will be the only living person onboard this vessel, piloting the ship with a solemn duty in a missiom from which there is no return, and ensuring that their lives were not wasted and their deaths will be remembered.
* A gatherer — Gatherer teams get sent wasteside, to the remnants of former planets in Rixin Space. You'll be tasked with collecting grasses, reeds, berries, and other plant life; or you might be put on a geological expedition, tasked with scouting out sites for future colonial mines, or one sent to establish a new mine altogether in the case of a need for new armors for your shipguards. Rixin are strict vegetarians, so if you're caught hunting meat, you'll be marooned and left to your own devices while your clanship moves on across the abyss without you.
* A factory-worker (not pictured) — Factory-workers are the ones who make the armor worn by shipguards, as well as parts from raw materials used to craft repairs for your clanship and the solitary vessels used by fallow-pilots as transports for the dead. In most cases, only the Rixin young are tasked with working in the factories, as well as making textiles and clothing from gathered plant life, but there are jobs an adult elf can do as well as any young elf.
* A mentor (not pictured) — Rixin don't have school, but they must be taught the ways of Rixin life and the job opportunities available to them as they grow up. You'll assist your tribal chief and teach Rixin on your clanship about where they're going and what they'll be doing with their lives as they grow into them.

POV: you're a Rixin onboard a clanship, and you're staring down the options of your potential future career paths.