The Soul tradition
A Skeleton Soul carries the unyielding resolve of the undead. Beneath the noise of a struggle, it remembers the simple persistence of a frame that still stands. Durability and repeated recovery give its bearer a chilling calm, especially when opponents expect one hard setback to end the contest. Its visual language may appear in bone-colored ornaments, skeletal shadows, or costumes that make an audience laugh just before they grow uneasy.
Some bearers collect the names of people who taught them to continue. Others take a wry pleasure in outlasting expectations. Adventuring can become an answer to a promise still calling for action, kept moving because its bearer refuses to lay it down. On the track, Skeleton favors the stubborn return to a difficult task and the confidence to endure punishment.
Black and White belong to its Soul compatibility. A character need not have a skeletal Body to carry this undead spirit, and the particulars of recovery are supplied by the ability being used.
One field, not an extra body
An Oversoul occupies the Soul choice instead of an ordinary Race Soul. Multiple compatible colors still describe one slot holding one ability. Its imagery does not automatically replace the Body, add limbs, or grant all its named powers.