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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Exen Trik" data-source="post: 4641677" data-attributes="member: 34942">CLASSESThe list of classes is not completely final, there's a couple I may add later. But these are the essential classes that represent the archetypes of most Final Fantasy settings. For now I am including a summary of the classes, later I'll fill in stats for each as they develop. Warrior The essential martial expert, utilizing weapons and heavy armor like no other. Fills a role slightly more striker based than a 4e fighter. Their Strike commands allow them to always deal enough of the right kind of damage, get through defenses, or weaken the target.Thief Where the rogue is a master of separating targets from their hit points, a thief and their Steal command provides more options. When your opponents carry potions to heal themselves and monsters draw strength from elemental stones, relieving them of what they possess can swing the tide of battle more than pure power. Of course a thief can also confound their foes in other ways as well, and if they need raw damage they can deliver.Monk The Final Fantasy monk is a very different thing than typical D&D monk. They are very much a defender and tank, exchanging weapons for powerful martial arts and chi techniques, and armor for excellent health and countering abilities. Their Martial Arts command is both a physical and mystical set of techniques, allowing not only ways to damage but to gain tactical advantage on the battlefield. ScholarThe scholar is potentially many things, but always at least a master of one. Their Lore command works in combination with skills, items, magic, or some fusion thereof to attain unique and powerful effects and use gear no one else can. They can also share their knowledge with their allies for advantage, or use knowledge to befuddle their foes.Black MageThe essential attack spellcaster. Be it blasting and striking, raw damage or status inflictions, Black Magic is all about putting the hurt on the enemy. They have many ways to achieve this aim, and make better use of mana to this end than others. But they have a bit of a glass jaw and so try to stay out of the thick of battle if that can't end it outright.White MageThe yin to the black mages yang, White Magic is the art of healing, support and not a little smiting. Tougher than their arcane counterpart they are better off with weapons and more survivable toe to toe. And those weaker in physical strengths can also use powers of radiant might. But their magics true purpose is to heal and defend their allies, keeping them from deaths grasp and pulling them from from it when it takes hold.Red MageThe Red Mage dabbles in not only white and black magics, but also in the way of weapons and armor. He focuses not in a single one of his many talents, but on using them in conjunction to achieve unique effects. Be it channeling spells though his weapons, enhancing himself or his allies, or harassing his foes with deftly cast magics the Red Mage is a unique and efficient combatant.Blue Mage(complete later)JOBS(complete later)</blockquote>

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