Final Fantasy V/Jobs

Final Fantasy V contains 22 Jobs (four more in the Game Boy Advance and later versions, totaling 26). Jobs can level up by collecting ABP (Ability Battle Points) after battles, which allows the character to use the Job's abilities as a different class and when the job is mastered, the game will transfer the stat boosts of that Job to the Mimic and Freelancer jobs. Please note that this guide prioritizes the most recent names, and the old PSX names, if they exist, are underlined. Characters start off at level 0 for each Job and have access to only the innate skills for a given Job. New abilities are obtained once you collect the required ABP. Once you meet the quota, the character gains a level in the Job and an ability. The count then resets to 0. Once an ability is obtained, it may be assigned to a free slot regardless of Job. Abilities prefixed with "!" are active commands that can be selected in battle. For the six specialized mage jobs (Black/White/Red/Time Mages, Summoner, and Mystic Knight), Job levels are cumulative. Their active ability retains its name, but for each level completed, the ability gains the use of that Job level's spells at that tier. For example, a Level 3 Black Mage is able to use Level 1-3 Black Magic. However, the Mystic Knight's spell level is actually (job level-1) because of their Named Magic Wall in PSX version Magic Shell ability at level 1, so they will not be able to pass their magic on to other Jobs without reaching level 2 first. Note: The names of the jobs and abilities may change depending on the game's version. Starting job Freelancer Location: Used by default Renamed: Freelancer (GBA) Traits This Job cannot gain ABP Can equip any equipment in the game Stat boosts are transferred to this job when other jobs are mastered Can select two abilities instead of one Abilities None Wind Crystal Jobs These Jobs become available after you beat the Wing Raptor. Knight Location: Wind Shrine Summary The Knight is one of the classic RPG "tanks" of all Jobs: built to take damage, but built even better to dish it out. As the earliest warrior Job in the game, the Knight has access to the widest range of weapons and armor in the game, including elemental swords. The Knight covers their allies when they are critically wounded. They also have a to nullify direct attacks targeted at them. Traits Above-average HP, Strength, and Stamina stats, but not as good as specialist Jobs Cover steps in for wounded ally Perfect defense vs most physical attacks with !Guard Can Equip: Knives, Swords, Shields, Plates, Mails, Helms Command Ability: !Guard: Reduces damage from physical attacks. Innate Abilities Cover Guard Equip Armor Equip Shield Equip Sword + Abilities Name ABP needed Description Cover 10 Auto-defends characters at critical health. !Guard 30 Reduces damage from physical attacks. Named Double Grip in PSX Two-Handed 50 Allows a one-handed weapon to be held with both hands to increase Attack. Equip Shield 100 Allows the character to equip shields without Job restrictions. Equip Armor 150 Allows the character to equip heavy armor, including plates without Job restrictions. Equip Sword 350 Allows the character to equip swords without Job restrictions. Monk Location: Wind Shrine Summary The first specialist Job. the Monk is not only a tank, but also has high Strength, Stamina, and HP. They can hit twice as hard as a Knight barehanded and have the ability to deal double damage for a turn at the temporary expense of defense. The Monk counterattacks physical strikes directed at them and their critical hit rate is higher than many other Jobs. They can only equip light armor like robes and hats. Traits Very high HP and Stamina Learns the recovery ability !Chakra that uses no MP Frequent critical hits Can Equip: Hats, Robes, Plates Command Ability: !Kick: Deals minor damage to all enemies. Innate Abilities Counter Barehanded HP + x% + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Focus 15 Inflict 2x damage after a brief delay. Barehanded 30 Gives same attack power as a monk when no weapons are equipped. !Chakra 45 Restores HP and cures poison and darkness. Counter 60 Counterattacks against physical attacks. HP+10% 100 Raises HP by 10%. HP+20% 150 Raises HP by 20%. HP+30% 300 Raises HP by 30%. Thief Location: Wind Shrine Summary The Thief is not always the greatest attacker, nor does this Job have much above average Stamina and HP. They compensate by having extremely high Agility and useful passive skills. They can see hidden things and help their party out of dangerous situations with their increased speed and escape skills. They are also one of the three classes that are able to throw projectile weapons, which allows them to be in the back row without sacrificing offensive power. They are able to steal from enemies. Traits Highly versatile Reduces back-attack probability Can Equip: Knives, Thrown, Hats, Robes, Plates Command Ability: !Steal: Attempts to steal an item from an enemy. Innate Abilities Dash/Sprint Named Passages in PSX version Find Passages Agility Caution + Abilities Name ABP needed Description Named Passages in PSX version Find Passages 10 Reveals secret passages. {Named Escape in PSX version Flee 20 Allows party to flee from most battles. Named Dash in PSX version Sprint 30 Hold Circle button in the PSX release B to run outside of battle.In the PSX and GBA versions, the Dash ability activates 4× speed, as the player is already able to sprint. In mobile versions, it also adds the Sprint toggle button. !Steal 50 Attempts to steal an item from an enemy. Caution 75 Reduces the chance of back attacks. !Mug 150 Attempts to steal an item from an enemy while attacking. Footwork 300 Gain the same speed and agility as a Thief. White Mage Location: Wind Shrine Summary The White Mage specialises in restorative and defensive magic. As a medic, they are second to none and will see a lot of use throughout the game. Along with their damage-dealing counterpart, the Black Mage, the White Mage has a high Magic score, but does not offer much in the way of offense or defense. Their equipment selection is poor and it is recommended to keep them in the back row. They are effective against the undead; the same restorative spells, along with the late-game Holy spell, are their most potent offense against them. Traits Uses Level 1-6 White magic Can Equip: Staves/Maces, Hats, Robes Command Ability: !White: Casts White Magic spells. See White Magic for the full list. Innate Abilities MP +10% + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !White Lv 1 10 Allows the use of level 1 white spells. !White Lv 2 20 Allows the use of level 2 white spells. !White Lv 3 30 Allows the use of level 3 white spells. !White Lv 4 50 Allows the use of level 4 white spells. !White Lv 5 70 Allows the use of level 5 white spells. !White Lv 6 100 Allows the use of level 6 white spells. MP +10% 300 Increases maximum MP by 10%. Black Mage Location: Wind Shrine Summary The Black Mage is the major damage dealer throughout the game. They use fire, ice, and lightning spells as well as an array of status spells to cripple oncoming foes. Although they are physically weak, they have a decent selection of rods to help boost their magic power. Traits Uses Level 1-6 Black magic Can Equip: Knives, Rods, Hats, Robes Command Ability: !Black: Casts Black Magic spells. See Black Magic for the full list. Innate Abilities MP +30% + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Black Lv 1 10 Allows the use of level 1 black spells. !Black Lv 2 20 Allows the use of level 2 black spells. !Black Lv 3 30 Allows the use of level 3 black spells. !Black Lv 4 50 Allows the use of level 4 black spells. !Black Lv 5 70 Allows the use of level 5 black spells. !Black Lv 6 100 Allows the use of level 6 black spells. MP +30% 450 Increases maximum MP by 30%. Blue Mage Location: Wind Shrine Summary The Blue Mage specializes in using enemy skills. A Blue Mage's skills range from physical attacks through the basic elemental spells to the game's harder-to-find secondary elements like water and wind; some of their skills include healing and status spells. To learn a spell they must be hit and affected by the spell (e.g., succumbing to Lv 5 Death). They are a mid-class fighter with below-average Strength and average Stamina. Can Equip: Swords, Daggers, Rods, Shields, Robes, Medium Armor Command Ability: !Blue: Casts Blue Magic spells. See Blue Magic for the full list. Innate Ability Learning + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Check 10 Reveals enemy HP and weaknesses. Does not give as much information as the White Magic spell Named Scan in the PSX release Libra. Learning 20 Learn Blue Magic spells when cast successfully on the ability holder. !Blue 70 Casts Blue Magic spells. !Named View in the PSX release Scan 250 Reveals enemy level, HP, weaknesses, and conditions. Very similar to the White Magic Spell Named Scan in the PSX release Libra. Water Crystal Jobs These Jobs are available after the Water Crystal shatters, with some noted exceptions. Red Mage Location: Named Walz in the PSX release Walse Tower Summary The Red Mage can cast Black and White Magic and is decently skilled at physical combat. However, they cannot equip shields or cast anything higher than Lv 3 Black and White Magic. The Red Mage has average stats and a diverse assortment of weapons to equip. A Master Red Mage has the ability to cast two spells in a turn. Can Equip: Knives, Swords, Rods, Staves, Plates, Robes Command Ability: !Red: Casts Black and White Magic spells (up to Lv 3). + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Red Lv 1 20 Allows the use of level 1 Black and White Magic spells. !Red Lv 2 40 Allows the use of level 2 Black and White Magic spells. !Red Lv 3 100 Allows the use of level 3 Black and White Magic spells. Dual Cast 999 Allows the character to cast 2 spells in 1 turn. Time Mage Location: Named Walz in the PSX release Walse Tower Summary The Time Mage manipulates space-time and matter, controlling the flow of battle and calling in fragments of deep space at will to attack foes. Their abilities are best paired with other magic skills to maximize their effect without requiring another mage in the party. Traits Uses Level 1-6 Time magic Fastest dedicated mage to master Can Equip: Rods, Staves, Knives, Hats, Robes Command Ability: !Time: Casts Time Magic spells. See Time Magic for the full list. Innate Abilities Equip Rods + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Time Lv 1 10 Allows the use of level 1 Time Magic spells. !Time Lv 2 20 Allows the use of level 2 Time Magic spells. !Time Lv 3 30 Allows the use of level 3 Time Magic spells. !Time Lv 4 50 Allows the use of level 4 Time Magic spells. !Time Lv 5 70 Allows the use of level 5 Time Magic spells. !Time Lv 6 100 Allows the use of level 6 Time Magic spells. Equip Rods 250 Allows the character to equip rods without Job restrictions. Summoner Location: Named Walz in the PSX release Walse Tower Summary The Summoner geared towards dealing damage by summoning mystical creatures. Summons must be tamed before they can be used, with a few exceptions. Summons never miss their marks. They do not suffer the split-damage penalty of other magics, but the majority cannot be focused on a single target. Summoners use a lot of MP to summon, so having a supply of Ethers is recommended. Can Equip: Knives, Rods, Hats, Robes Command Ability: !Summon: Casts Summon Magic. See Summon Magic for the full list. Innate Abilities None + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Summon Lv 1 15 Allows the use of level 1 Summon Magic. !Summon Lv 2 30 Allows the use of level 2 Summon Magic. !Summon Lv 3 45 Allows the use of level 3 Summon Magic. !Summon Lv 4 60 Allows the use of level 4 Summon Magic. !Summon Lv 5 100 Allows the use of level 5 Summon Magic. !Call 500 Randomly summons from the list of available summons for 0 MP. Berserker Location: Named Walz in the PSX release Walse Tower Summary The Berserker is a slow but strong class. They are equipped with some of the least accurate weapons in the game. Command abilities should not be given to this Job as they will continuously attack without any input. It is best to augment Berserkers with a good passive skill. Can equip: Knives, Axes, Hammers, Shields, Mails, Helms Traits High Strength and Stamina stats Permanent Auto-Berserk status inflicts double damage; only physically attacks Low Agility Command Ability: N/A Innate Abilities Berserk Equip Axe + Abilities Name ABP needed Description Berserk 100 Increases damage dealt at the cost of auto-attacking. Equip Axe 400 Allows the character to equip axes and hammers without Job restrictions. Sorcerer Renamed: Mystic Knight in GBA Location: Named Walz in the PSX release Walse Tower Summary The Named Sorcerer in the PSX release Mystic Knight has average stats compared to Mage and Knight Jobs. They are able to imbue their weapons with spells. They are useful against enemies protected by Reflect. Each imbuement lasts until the end of a battle when another Spellblade is cast. They have significantly less MP than the dedicated mages. Can Equip: Knives, Swords, Shields, Plates, Mails, Helms Command Ability: !Spellblade: Imbues physical attacks with a spell. See Spellblade Magic for the full list. Innate Abilities Named Magic Wall in the PSX release Magic Shell + Abilities Name ABP needed Description Named Magic Wall in the PSX release Magic Shell 10 Self-casts Shell for the rest of the battle. !Spellblade Lv 1 20 Allows the use of Lv 1 Spellblade Magic. !Spellblade Lv 2 30 Allows the use of Lv 2 Spellblade Magic. !Spellblade Lv 3 50 Allows the use of Lv 3 Spellblade Magic. !Spellblade Lv 4 70 Allows the use of Lv 4 Spellblade Magic. !Spellblade Lv 5 100 Allows the use of Lv 5 Spellblade Magic. !Spellblade Lv 6 400 Allows the use of Lv 6 Spellblade Magic. Mime Location: Named Walz in the PSX release Walse Tower, after Water Crystal shatters and tower sinks (Unobtainable until World 3) Summary The Mime's equipment selection and stats reflect those of a Mage, but are able to equip throwing weapons like a Ninja or Thief. They can use any abilities acquired through other Jobs and inherit their innate skills when the Job is mastered. The Mime requires the second-most amount of ABP to master, just behind the Red Mage. Traits Can equip three abilities instead of one, but fight and item are not available. Has all innate skills of mastered jobs. Copied abilities use no MP. Completely optional (see walkthrough). Can equip: Knives, Rods, Staves, Thrown, Shields, Hats, Robes Command Ability: N/A + Abilities Name ABP needed Description Mimic 999 Automatically causes character to repeat ally's previous turn. Fire Crystal Jobs These jobs become available after the party recovers the shards of the Fire Crystal. Ninja Location: Karnak Castle Ruins Summary The Ninja has the highest Agility out of all the Jobs. They are able to dual-wield, throw weapons to inflict serious damage, and use smoke bombs to escape. They have a low Defense rating. Can Equip: Knives, Thrown, Plates, Robes, Hats Command Ability: !Throw: Throws an item from the player's inventory. Innate Abilities Preemptive Strike 2-Swords + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Named Dustb in the PSX release Smoke 10 Creates a smoke cloud that allows the party to escape. !Named Twin in the PSX release Image 30 Creates an afterimage that absorbs one physical attack before disappearing. Named 1stAttack in the PSX release First Strike 50 Increases chances of initiating a preemptive attack. !Throw 150 Throws an item from the player's inventory. Dual-Wield 450 Allows a character to dual-wield weapons without Job restrictions. Hunter Renamed: Archer (PSX); Ranger (GBA) Location: Black Chocobo Forest Summary The Named Archer in the PSX release Ranger is the party's ranged-attack specialist. They equip bows and can attack enemies in any position at full strength. They can call friendly creatures to assist the party. Named Archer in the PSX release Rangers do not have as much Stamina as other fighting classes and should be placed in the back row. His bows are not the strongest weapons and many tend to be element-based. They learn the Scattershot (Rapid Fire) skill which allows them to deal four half-damage strikes in a single turn. Can Equip: Knives, Bows, Hats, Robes, Plates Command Ability: !Aim: 100% hit rate at the cost of inflicting less damage. Innate Abilities Equip Bows + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Animals 15 Call upon a random animal to aid in battle. For the full list see Animal. !Aim 45 100% hit rate at the cost of inflicting less damage. Named EquipBows in the PSX release Equip Bows 135 Allows the character to equip bows regardless of Job. !Named Scattershot in the PSX release Rapid Fire 405 Randomly attack 4 targets; each hit deals less damage than a standard attack. Geomancer Location: Karnak Castle Ruins Summary The Geomancer is a mid-level mage that uses natural elements against their foes. They are generally considered a weaker character with poor beginning stats and a very limited equipment list. However, the Geomancer can detect and evade obstacles like weak floors and life-sucking traps while in the party, so it is worthwhile to have one character Master the Job. Can Equip: Bells, Knives, Robes, Hats Command Ability: !Named Earth in the PSX release Gaia: Use the power of the current terrain to cast 1 of 4 spells at random without using MP. More powerful spells can only be cast by higher-leveled characters—at level 50 all terrain spells can be cast. Spell potency depends on the caster's Named Magic Power in the PSX release Magic stat. See the Earth spell list. Innate Abilities Named Findhole in the PSX release Find Pits Named Antitrap in the PSX release Light Step + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Named Earth in the PSX release Gaia 25 Uses the power of the earth to cast randomized spells. Named Findhole in the PSX release Find Pits 50 Party can evade crumbling floors and jumps back to the previous space before falling in. Named Antitrap in the PSX release Light Step 100 Renders party immune to damage-inflicting terrain like lava and poison spikes. Trainer Renamed: Beastmaster (GBA) Location: Karnak Castle Ruins Summary The Trainer in the PSX release Beastmaster is unusual; they are neither fully a fighter nor a mage. Their whips are ranged weapons that can sometimes paralyze targets. A Trainer in the PSX release Beastmaster's strength lies in their ability to capture monsters and then release them on other foes with varying effects. The {Trainer in the PSX release Beastmaster's ability to control enemies is an asset for Blue Mages in learning support spells. Can Equip: Whips, Daggers, Medium Armor Command Ability: !Catch/!Named Free in the PSX release Release: If the target is at critical HP it is caught and stored for later use. When freed, a single move is performed. The type of attack depends on what has been caught and released. Some enemies cannot be caught. Equipping the Named KornagoGourd in the PSX release Kornago Gourd makes catching enemies easier. Innate Ability Equip Whips + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Named Tame in the PSX release Calm 10 Inflicts Stop on the target. Does not work on all enemies. Generally does not work on humans. !Named Cntrl in the PSX release Control 50 Controls the enemy on the Naemd Trainer in the PSX release Beastmaster's turn if successful. Useful for obtaining some Blue Magic spells. Equipping the Named Coronet in the PSX release Hypnotic Crown increases the chance of success. Some enemies cannot be controlled. Equip Whips 100 Allows the character to equip whips regardless of Job restriction. !Catch/!Named Free in the PSX release Release 300 Catches enemy at critical HP. Can be used once to perform move. Bard Location: Black Chocobo Forest Summary The Bard is a physically weak Job who specializes in singing. Their songs either negatively affect all enemies or positively affect all allies. It is a fast Job to master and it holds one of the few skills that exclusively damages undead enemies. Can Equip: Harps, Daggers, Light Armor Command Ability: !Sing: Casts a magic spell that either affect all enemies or all allies. See Song for the full list. + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Hide 25 Temporarily moves away from battle (does not cause user to flee). The Bard can avoid damage, but will not be able to act until the Named Show in the PSX release Return command is used. Named EqHarp in the PSX release Equip Harps 50 Allows the character to equip harps regardless of Job restriction. !Sing 100 Casts a magic spell that either affect all enemies or all allies. Earth Crystal Jobs These jobs become available after the Earth Crystal shatters in the Ronkan Ruins. Dragoon Location: Ronkan Ruins Summary The Dragoon (or Lancer) is one of the most dedicated warriors in the game, His heavy armor slows him on land, but when he and his spear take to the air, he becomes a lethal weapon. His power comes at the price of an extra turn, and may leave weaker party members open to enemy assault. Info When equipped with a spear, Jump deals 2x damage Command Ability: Jump Innate Abilities Equip Spear Abilities Jump (50AP) Jump in the air, hold for one turn, then impale the enemy. Lancer (150AP) Drain and absorb a portion of enemy HP/MP with attack Equip Lances (400AP) Allows other Jobs to wield spears Samurai Location: Ronkan Ruins Summary Like the Knight, the Samurai is a straight melee job. They are capable of quick, one-shot kills, though they have little weapon selection early game. They prefer katanas to complement their higher Speed stat but can also wear heavy armor. Traits As quick strikers, Samurai have an increased chance of striking killing blows and/or critical hits. Ability to throw Gil can unbalance any battle in the party's favor. Always hits all targets. Can sometimes block enemy strikes with quick reflexes Most weapons are non-elemental, except the Kazekiri (Wind Blade) Can Equip: Knives, Katana, Shields, Mails, Helms Command Ability: !Named Gil Toss in the PSX release Zeninage (lit. "Throw Coins"): Throw gil at enemies. Amount thrown is determined by Samurai's level. Damage is divided over number of targets. Innate Abilities Equip Katana Shirahadori + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Named Sword Slap in the PSX release Mineuchi (lit. "striking with the back of the sword") 10 Stuns an enemy. !Named Gil Toss in the PSX release Zeninage 30 Throw coins at all enemies. Named SwrdGrab in the PSX release Shirahadori 60 Provide chance to evade enemy attacks Equip Katana 180 Allows the character to equip Katanas regardless of Job restrictions !Iainuki 540 Chance to kill enemies not immune to Instant Death Dancer Location: Ronkan Ruins Summary The Dancer learns two commands: !Flirt and !Dance. Flirt makes one enemy skip its next turn and Dance has four effects chosen at random. Three "ribbon armors" (equipment pieces exclusive to the Dancer) improve the success rate of flirt, but downgrade the dance: the useful "Tempting Tango" is replaced by "Sword Dance". The latter is a dance that has no special effect on the enemy, but simply inflicts double damage from the back row (quadruple damage from the front row). With a Ribbon headgear on hand, Dancers can protect themselves from any status ailment cast on them. Can Equip: Knives, Robes, Hats Command Ability: !Dance: Chooses a random dance to perform on the enemy. See Dance for the full list. Innate Abilities Named EqRibbon in the PSX release Equip Ribbon + Abilities Name ABP needed Description !Flirt 25 Charm enemies to prevent them from taking actions their next turn. !Dance 50 Perform a random dance. Named EqRibbon in the PSX release Equip Ribbon 325 Allows the character to equip Man-Eater Daggers, Ribbons, Rainbow Dresses, Lamia Tiaras, and Red Shoes without Job restrictions. Chemist Location: Ronkan Ruins Summary The last Job in the regular game is often the most overlooked. It's also the hardest to classify. Better to let a Chemist's work speak for him. The Chemist is useful both as a healer and an attack mage; he doubles the effect of medicinal items thrown to his comrades, and can whip up powerful spells when two items are mixed together. He can drink special potions to boost his own abilities, but these can't mask his generally sub-par stats and middling equipment list. Still, he's quite handy to have around, especially when magic doesn't work. Can equip: Knives, Staves/Maces, Robes, Hats Command Ability: !Drink Innate Abilities Medicine Doubles the effect of Potion and Ether-type items in battle Abilities Medicine (15 ABP) Doubles the effects of recovery potions in battle Mix (30 ABP) Combine two items to create an effect Drink (45 ABP) Consume status-boosting tonics Recover (135 ABP) Cures all allies' negative status. Equivalent to the White Magic spell Esuna or the Remedy item Revive (405 ABP) Raise an ally from KO status. Advance Jobs These jobs are only available in the GBA and iOS versions. Necromancer Location: Sealed Temple One of the new jobs added to the game. The Necromancer is a Job in the GBA and iOS versions of Final Fantasy V. Found in the Sealed Temple after Beating Enuo. The Necromancer has the potential due to its inherent equipment options and abilities. Necromancers have Magic Power equal to that of a Black Mage and Stamina equal to that of a Knight. Dark Arts is more powerful than the Black Magic and Summon skillsets, and can be further boosted due to the equipment choices the Necromancer has. The Necromancer is similar to the Blue Mage, in that to learn any Dark Arts, the Necromancer has to learn it from opponents; the Necromancer must deal the finishing blow to a specific enemy to learn a Dark Art spell. The downside to the Necromancer is their inherent undead status, making healing them difficult. Various methods can be used to bypass this, such as White Wind or the Necromancer's Drain Touch Skill. Unlike the inherent undead status of the Bone Mail, Necromancers can be revived once they are KO'd. Mastering Necromancer for all four characters in the iOS version earns the player the achievement "Undead Freak". Can Equip: Knives, Rods, Hats, Clothes, Robes Command Ability: !Dark Arts Cannoneer Summary The Cannoneer is one of the GBA only jobs. It has an advantage over most physical jobs, as it can attack from the back row while still dealing full damage. They have similar abilities to the Chemist, being able to combine ammunition with normal items, but these can only be bought by the traveling merchant. Though they do not have much attacked power when compared to the other physical jobs. Can Equip: Knives, Swords, Shields, Hats, Clothes, Robes, Armlets. Command Ability: Open Fire Innate Abilities None Abilities Open Fire Lets any job use Open Fire EXP Up Gain 1.5x EXP Combine Lets any job use Combine Oracle Gladiator Summary table The 21 jobs can be grouped according the armor they can use. You can use this as a guide to the main characteristics of each job and it should be used in the game. Fighter: Prefer stiff, heavy armor with high defense. Concentrate on physical attacks, though Sorcerers combine this with magic. Specialized: Have special skills of a physical nature. Need lighter, flexible armor they can move in. Mixed: Have special skills of a magical nature. Can use either light or magical armor. Mage: Need soft, comfortable armor so they can concentrate on spell casting. Concentrate magical attacks and support. General: Can perform any role and (with a few exceptions) wear any armor. Crystal Fighter Specialized Mixed Mage Wind Knight Monk, Thief Blue Mage W. Mage, B. Mage Water Berserker, Sorcerer Red Mage, Mime TimeMage, Summoner Fire Ninja, Trainer, Hunter Geomancr, Bard Earth Lancer, Samurai Dancer Chemist The Freelancer job does not come from any crystal The names in the Type column were chosen so that, if you sort the table by Type, job with affinities will appear next to each other. Job Crystal Attacks Debuffs Support Heal & Field Passive Type Freelancer 0 - start - - - - - Fighter Knight 1 - Wind Two-handed - Cover, Guard - Equip shields, armors, swords Fighter Monk 1 - Wind Focus, Counter - Chakra - Karate, HP +10% +20% +30% Fighter Thief 1 - Wind - Steal, Mug Flee, Vigilance Find-passgaes, Sprint Artful-dodger Fighter debuffer White Mage 1 - Wind - White Magic White Magic White Magic MP +10% Wizard, healer Blue Mage 1 - Wind Blue Magic Check, Scan, Blue Magic Learn, Blue Magic - - Wizard, mixed Black Mage 1 - Wind Black Magic Black Magic - - MP +30% Wizard, offensive Berserk 2 - Water Berserk - - - Equip axes Fighter Mystic Knight 2 - Water Spellblade Spellblade Magic-shell - - Fighter debuffer Red Mage 2 - Water Black Magic White Magic, Black Magic White Magic, Dualcast White Magic - Mixed Summoner 2 - Water Summon, Call Summon, Call Summon, Call - - Wizard, mixed Time Mage 2 - Water Time Magic Time Magic Time Magic Time Magic Equip rods Wizard, mixed Ninja 3 - Fire Throw, Dual-wield - Smoke, Image, First-strike - - Fighter Beastmaster 3 - Fire - Calm, Control, Catch - - Equip whips Fighter debuffer Ranger 3 - Fire Animals, Aim, Rapid-fire Animals Animals - Equip bows Fighter debuffer Geomancer 3 - Fire Gaea - - Find-pits, Light-step - Wizard, offensive Bard 3 - Fire - Sing Hide, Sing - Equip harps Mixed Samurai 4 - Earth Sword-slap, Gil-toss, Iai-blow - Sword-grab - Equip katanas Fighter Dragoon 4 - Earth Jump, Lance - - - Equip lances Fighter Dancer 4 - Earth Dance Flirt, Dance - - Equip ribbons Fighter debuffer Chemist 4 - Earth - - Pharmacology, Drink, Recover, Revive Pharmacology, Mix, Revive - Wizard, healer Mime 2 - Water - - Mimic - - Mixed Gladiator 5 - Advance Finisher, Blade-blitz - - Lure Long range Fighter Cannoneer 5 - Advance Open fire, Combine Combine - - Exp-up Fighter debuffer Oracle 5 - Advance Condemn, Predict Condemn, Predict Predict Read-ahead ABP-up Wizard, mixed Necromancer 5 - Advance Oath, Dark Arts Dark Arts - - Undead Wizard, offensive