Preface

The Aether Manipulator

Where others see a battlefield, the Aether Manipulator sees a chess board. Friend and foe alike are but pieces to be directed, every move bringing them one step closer to checkmate. Even the Aether Manipulator themselves is but another pawn in their grand strategy.

Redirection:

Tarrach:

The Arcanist

Once, the Arcanists were relegated to the tasks of overseeing the trade going in and out of the ports of Limsa Lominsa's docks--checking for illegal substances, halting the trade of fraudulent goods, and dismantling the trade of free peoples in Vylbrand's territory. However, with increasing dangers to the lives of these arcanists, a lack of bodies to guard them, and massive leaps within the field of geometric magicks, the Arcanist evolved from a simple paper-pusher to a force of strategy and power to be contended with. With their summoned companion by their side and a large sum of tactical knowledge, there are few challenges that can stand in the way of the Arcanist.

Aetherflow

• Physick: [SwA] Roll to heal a single target.
• Drain: [SwA] Deal 3 Flat damage to a single target and heals you for 1 Flat HP.
• Reform: [RA] Reroll any roll you have just made.

The Arithmetician

With keen eye and sharp mind, the Arithmetician weaves their aether, bending the very laws of fate themselves...albeit for a short while. By twisting the aether through their surroundings, the Arithmetician can influence the abilities of all that cross their path, for good or for ill.

A chart of Prime Numbers

The Astrologian

Initially developed in the far northern lands of Sharlayan, Astrology took root in the city-state of Ishgard for its ability to predict the movements and temperments of dragons, via the Dragon Star. However, the true nature of Astrology has yet to be unlocked, even by the Old World. Sharing close ties to the art of Geomancy, Astrologians tap into the energy of the heavens themselves, channeling it into potent healing.

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The Beastmaster

With their companion in tow, there is little that can stand in the way of a proper Beastmaster. Whether by way of fear or friendship, the Beastmaster and their summoned ally strike fear into the hearts of their enemies, channeling the wild power of nature through their souls, aiding their party through precise strikes and powerful support abilities. It takes a significant amount of concentration and discipline to keep their called creature in line, however...

As a Beastmaster, using your passive, you have the ability to call forth any creature from the Bestiary to your side, and are free to add any beast your character has to it! In addition, Beastmasters are free to capture creatures found during leves to add them to the Bestiary! Each beast comes in a variety of sizes and types--and each has their own flare! Each species has its own unique features. The status effects listed by the species name reflect the status effects that can be afflicted by your companion.

Wavekin (Elemental Curse (Water) Paralyze/Silence)

The defining characteristic of a member of the wavekin is its uncanny ability to breathe while under water without the use of magicks, be it for limited duration, such as is the case with the amphibious efts and toads, or for the entirety of their lifespan, such as the case with most fish and cephalopods. While most wavekin are extremely timid creatures, the following is a selection of those which exhibit little fear towards man and will oft turn the aggressor should they feel threatened.

Chimera (All available to others.)

Chimeras are creatures created by conjoining the flesh from two or more different beings. The process is highly complex, and was only perfected in the waning years of the Allagan Empire—the culmination of nearly an entire era’s biological research. Despite recent findings which have shed more light on the process, replication of chimera-manufacturing techniques with today's science is impossible.

Dragons (All available to others.)

The race of dragonkind is nigh immortal, with some creatures enduring through millenia of existence. These long-lived beings are often the majestic subjects of romanticized myth and legend, but for the peoples of Ishgard, dragons are historically seen as maruading beasts that serve only to perpetuate the horror of the Dragonsong War.

Polyglot Table

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The Black Mage

In days long past, there existed an occult and arcane art known as black magic—a potent magic of pure destructive force born forth by a sorceress of unparalleled power. Those who learned to wield this instrument of ruin came to be called black mages, out of both fear and respect for their gift. Yet great power served to corrupt the judgment of mortal man, and so he unknowingly set out upon the path of ruin. Adventurers who take the black will become agents of devastation, capable of annihilating those who oppose them through little more than the force of their will.

The Blue Mage

Twisting the aether around them to mimic foes of their past, there are few more powerful and more versatile than the Blue Mage. With their ability to learn the powerful spells of enemy forces they encounter and bring them into the battlefield in a clutch moment, there are many situations where the Blue Mage shines!

Innate Blue Mage Spells

Bad Breath:

Learn Mechanics

When a Blue Mage uses the learn ability they roll a /random, if it's over 500 they at random learn one of the abilities from the following list. Roll a d20 to decide what skill is learned. Only 3 learned abilities may be retained and learning a new one pushes the oldest from your memory.

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The Chevalier/Chocobo Knight

To some, their mount is merely an implement to carry them from one locale to the next, but to the Chevalier/Chocobo Knight, it is a stalwart ally that guides them through battle, inspires them to greatness. Working in tandem with their mount, the knight is brought to greater heights of speed, ferocity, and maneuverability, and allows them to bestow those benefits to a second rider for a small amount of time!

The Commando

Before their conquest by the Garlean Empire, the nation of Werlyt held a most formidable army of their own -- one capable of tending with the likes of the Ala Mhigans in times of eld. Front and center to these forces were the Commandos: infantrymen who had proven themselves in feats of courage and strength of many forms. Trained to cooperate with any ally on any battlefield, no matter the conditions, the Commandos are capable of withstanding any odds so long as they stand together with their comrades in arms.

The Conjurer

Well-versed in the ways of base conjuration magicks, the conjurer plays a key role in the daily lives of many a denizen of the Black Shroud. Though many of their number are pacifists, many who have been taught the ways of this field of magic have taken to the fields of combat, largely as healers, soothsayers, and medics. Their refreshing magicks allow their allies to delve into the fray more easily...though do not discount the caster themselves as a conjurer of cheap tricks; to underestimate the power of these particular mages is to taste the bitterness of defeat.

Corsair Shots:

You can use your Corsair Shots to add +1 damage or healing to your next ability or basic attack for every 2 shots sacrificed. Additionally, you may sacrifice all 6 shots to negate an attack that would hit you as a reaction.

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The Dancer

From the Near Eastern nation of Thavnair comes a troupe of bewitchingly graceful performers. Though certainly elegant and beautiful, their movements also speak of martial discipline─of a pulsing, persistent energy whose rhythm can inspire souls and soothe troubled hearts. Inured to the hardships of the road, these dancers have learned to land throwing weapons with the same exacting precision as their footfalls, removing any who would obstruct the endless beat of the dance.

Dance Partner

The Dark Knight

In too many a land, in too many a realm, there are souls who cry out for justice, their pleas unheard by laws and courts of tyrant leaders and corrupt figures. For the Dark Knight, it is delivering these neglected souls their deserved succor that fuels them...but it is hardly the only thing. Peering into the abyss of the self, tapping into the aspects of dark, Astral magicks, the Dark Knight uses its combination of aetheric power and natural defenses to both strike at their foes with force, as well as keep their allies safe from would-be harm.

The Dragoon

Of all the things that are symbolic of the nation of Ishgard, few are more recognized than the dragoon. Born amidst the timeless conflict between men and dragons, these lance-wielding knights have developed an aerial style of combat, that they might better pierce the scaled hides of their mortal foes. Taking to the firmament as though it were an extension of the land, they descend upon the enemy with every onze of their bodies behind the blow. It is this penetrative power that characterizes the dragoon.

Blood of the Dragon

• High Jump: Take to the skies, becoming untargetable. At the start of your next turn, you land, making an attack on two targets or with +1 damage to one target.
• Mirage Dive: Make a single target attack that deals Raw Damage.
• Nastrond: Make an attack with +2 damage to up to 5 enemies in front of you with no penalty to the roll.
• Stardiver: Leap to the heavens, crashing down on your enemies akin to a blazing star. Make an attack with +3 damage to up to 5 enemies without penalty, and inflicts Ignite on them for three rounds.

The Elementalist

Ranging from respected shamans of secular tribes to hermits who grew to view nature as their companion, the Elementalist is one who has learned to not only harness the powers of nature but to live and breathe them. One may mistake them for a Gridanian Conjurer, but their disciplines differ in multiple ways. Elementalists believe all things to have a spirit, and it’s through their communion with the spirits of nature that they are able to temporarily borrow its gifts. The discipline is said to have originated from Viera soothsayers who left their homes in the near east, but its true origins are unknown.

The Eruditus

In the times leading up to the XIVth Legion entering Eorzean land, there was a wavering peace between Sharlayan and Garlemald. This led to documents changing hands, and the beginning of the latter-named somanoutics finding themselves in the hands of a young lux Asina. Though he later found another path, the bending of corporeal aether through foci was retooled by others, evolving into something more readily used by the Medicus Veteranus, in need of a way to protect themselves on the field as much as to keep the Legions in fighting order.

The Evoker

In times of strife and chaos, when an emotion or idea burns brightly, it can rarely become crystalized...a tangible object of an otherwise formless entity. Through these methodologies, Carbuncles, Egis, and Faeries were generated through the much more ancient tradition of the Evoker -- a mage who channels these concepts to aid their allies and bring devastation to their enemies. Whether calling forth the memories of warriors long past, or materializing their prayers for the future, one should never underestimate the power of an Evoker.

The Fencer

With rapier in hand, few are more deft at the sword than the Fencer. Though niche in who is taught their ways, those that take up the practice are of quicker pace than the average sword-swinging vagabond. Akin to the Red Mages of Gyr Abania, sans their prowess in the magical arts, the Fencer focuses primarily on their fencing stances, their goal to quickly strike at their enemies. Though their attacks may be lacking the broad power of an axeman or greatsword, the goal of the Fencer is not in the immediate kill, but a slow and often agonizing bleed to the bitter end.

The Foebreaker

The Knights of old Landis were infamous for their runic magicks, though it was the Foebreakers who served on the front lines of their numerous conflicts before their conquering by Garlemald. Mighty swordsmen who could turn the tides of battle with their mere presence, what allowed the Foebreakers of eld to stand out throughout the ages was their ability to fight through tremendous amount of pain to bring that agony tenfold onto their opponents.
Only a great fool would stand between a Foebreaker brimming with ailments and their intended target...

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Negative Status Effect Access:

Addle, Bind, Blind, Elemental Weakness, Elemental Scourge, Confusion, Curse, Disable, Frenzy, Oil, Paralyze, Silence, Sleep, Sap

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Cartridge Additions:

• Rough Divide (1): Move up to your speed and attack a target.
• Fated Circle (1): Make a Multi-Target Attack with no penalty.
• Blasting Zone (2): Attack a target. If you hit, force it to move a number of yalms equal to the damage dealt. If the target cannot move the full distance, target is instead moved as far as possible, then Dazed.
• Relentless Rush (1-3): Make a number of Basic Attacks equal to the number of Cartridges spent, plus one.

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The Hussar

As the Garlean Empire tore across the continent, few armies put up such a fight as The Hussars of Nhalmasque . Though their nation was naught more than a castle, and did not carry the same level of military technology, the ferocity of their battlefield commanders, often painted as winged in poetry and song, made them a portrait of rebellion in the provinces. Now, as the Empire falls, the provinces lay in wait, hoping to hear--or create--new works of art for the patron saints of smashed metal.

The Illusionist

Numerous times throughout history battles have been won with cunning rather than brute force; the use of Aether is no different in this aspect. An illusionist in place of directly attacking their foes or supporting their allies instead manipulates the senses of others to shift the flow of battle to their desired ends.

Sentencing Chart:

• Sprohm Prison: [2 Points] Vanish the target. Remove one stack of Crimson Penalty from the target.
• Sure Justice: [3 points] Perform a True Strike at Advantage
• Double Jeopardy: [4 points] Attack your target, and immediately use Law's Order, ignoring its cooldown, inflicting the Negative Status effects of the last 3 Laws that were broken.
• Constructive Malice: [5 points] If your enemy is subject to two Crimson Penalties, deal Raw Damage to the target. If the target has three Crimson Penalties, roll this Raw Damage with Advantage. If the target has more than three Crimson Penalties, automatically deal 15 damage.

Subpeona Effects:

Bench Trial:

All attacks you make against the Accused are True Strikes. …But, all the attacks the Accused makes against you are also True Strikes. So long as the Bench Trial is occurring, you may respond to an attack roll by the Accused with a Reaction, changing the attack’s target to you. (Area Effects targeted this way instead center the AoE on you).

Jury Trial:

You name your allies as Jurors. You and your Jurors are unable to be effected by a single negative status effect when afflicted by them, instead rolling at disadvantge for the duration of the status effect while the Jury Trial is active. Additionally, Jurors immediately receive the Positive Status associated with all active Laws.

The Judgemagister

Though home to many an art of war and magic...very few are as iconic and as imposing as the Judgemagisters of Landis. In the days before their conquest by Garlemald, it was the Judgemagisters who served as bringers of peace and keepers of order in the smaller nation-state of Ilsabard...and when reason and law could not conquer an opponent, it was the terrifying might of the Judge which brought all before them to heel.
Judges gain their strength from enforcing these principles of order across the realm, and to those who dare to oppose their binding laws, there can only be one end -- judgement.

The Kingsglaive

Trained from an early age in the art of war and sworn to the service of a monarch, a nation, an ideal, or even another person, the Kingsglaive holds a position of power and respect in many lands, often serving as the voice and justice of the ones they hold fealty to. Never caught unarmed, the Kingsglaive is the literal interpretation of using the power of their sworn as a weapon.

Creating this weapon is the core of the Kinsglaive, and with it, they are a deadly combatant. Versatile and varied, they can be found in all shapes and sizes, wielding blades unique to the wielder and customized to fit the needs of the Kingsglaive. Fluid in function, the Kingsglaive has mastered how to alter their weapon to fit the situation, bringing power and versatility into any combat.

The Lancer

Courage and fury are the hallmarks of the Lancer, their resolve parallel to none. Whether a trainee from the Lancer’s Guild in Gridania, a member of the lancer legions of Ala Mhigo, or a knight of Ishgard, they strive to master their weapons as an extension of their body. They are a raging storm upon the battlefield, capable of delivering devastating thrusts and slashes while throwing themselves into great danger, maintaining their composure and resolve in the throes of conflict.

Custom Gadgets:

• Targeting Goggles:: +50 to attack rolls
• Reactive Armor: +50 HC
• Experimental Compounds: +1 to healing received.
• Gel Packs: -1 damage taken.

Tinker:

• Targeting Goggles:: Your next attack this turn becomes an Auto Attack.
• Reactive Armor: Become untargettable for the next attack made against you this turn.
• Experimental Compounds: Roll to heal yourself.
• Gel Packs: Create a 3 HP Shield upon yourself.

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Mammet Chart

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The Mammeteer / Puppermaster

A goldsmith tinkers carefully with the intricate pieces of a mammet, hardened by battle, eager to fight once again. As the Mammeteer, you and your automaton fight side by side in unity, dealing blows to your foes, and supporting one another along the way. Don't underestimate the power of these small robotic beings--for the strength of cooperation shines through better than one might expect.

The Marauder

With weapon in hand and the gentle shake of the seas beneath their feet, fewer are more feared as Limsa Lominsa's army than the staple--the Marauder. A key point in many a ship's offense and defensive membership, the Marauder is a fearless assailant, and a stout body able to take a considerable amount of damage when they hit the brink of their limits.

The Marksman

Regardless of which tool, be it the magitechnical advances of the pistol, the rifle, or the tried-and-true bow, there are few opponents more dangerous from nearly every angle than a Marksman. Their sights do not falter, and their aim hardly faults--attempts to escape are immediately harried as their prey scrambles for some measure of cover. Deadly combinations of powder and poisons both harrow any foe's endurance, playing the long game until the Marksman, ultimately, lines up for that perfect, final shot.

The Medic

Taking a hands-on approach to the art of healing, these combat ready physicians are never afraid to go to the frontlines. Their exact tools and technique vary greatly - some may employ tremendous strength to staunch the flow of blood with tight bandages, some use dexterous movements to stitch wounds closed, and others the power of magick to tend to their allies. But what unites them is their dedication to preserving life, their minds ever on the future health of their allies - though most would agree that bringing a quick end to battle is the surest way to do so, and the Medic is not afraid to get their hands dirty…

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The Necromancer's Ashkin

Like other Job's Summoned Companions, Ashkin attack after their owner. However, they are exceedingly fragile, starting with only 2 HP with a Max of 5, and have half of their owner's stats.

EXAMPLE: If the Necromancer has +100 to MP rolls, the Ashkin would get +50.

The Necromancer

It was the Thanalan nation of Belah’dia. that began the process of mummification for their dead, believing it to be a more humane way to honor the dead. Built as a land dedicated to protecting those who held magic in their blood, it did not take too long for less conservative mages to begin meddling in the art of animating those who had been buried alongside their rulers...a means of protecting them and the secrets they held, long after the time of their nation had passed. And so it was that Belah’dia. became lost to the sands of time...but the art of Necromancy lived on, breathing new life into those who had since passed on.

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Ninjutsu Chart

Taijutsu Chart

The Paladin

There are few more loyal to one's cause than that of the Paladin--formed first of the Sultan's Sworn elite, bound to the will of whoever ruled over Ul'Dah in her fledgling days. In time, the numbers of the Paladin, as well as their arsenal for protecting those who could not otherwise fend for themselves, grew more and more powerful. Possessed of highly umbral magicks and stout protective prowess, few are more sturdy when taking the brunt of the assault than the Paladin. Their focus on both defense and support make them highly valued in many a party setup, and while they lack the might of many other of their kind, they make up for their losses in an astounding amount of utility.

Motif Chart:

Magnum Opus:

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The Pictomancer

Masters of this arcane discipline follow in the Archon Realm's footsteps, wielding vibrant hues of aether to invoke all manner of fantastical beasts, weapons, and landscapes from their mind's eye─for the source of a pictomancer's power lies not in their artistic skill, but the richness of their imagination, with which they strive to paint a brighter future.

Forme Style Chart

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The Pugilist

Known as the Knuckledancers in Ala Mhigo, the art of Pugilism is older than most schools of magicks...and, one could potentially argue, equally if not more powerful in the proper hands. It is often remarked that while a Pugilist must needs make themselves in close proximity to be efficient, it's typically soon after stated that while magic is effective at a distance...it only takes one swift hit to the noggin to bring most casters to a complete stop.
Underestimate the quickly-adapting Pugilist at your own peril...for swift of feet, agile of hand, and cunning of mind is a dangerous combination indeed.

The Raptor

A strategist to rival that of the Scholar, the Raptor is a master of striking their enemies where it truly hurts, while parrying and redirecting damage to precise targets in order to maximize their combat efficiency. In the times of eld, Raptors were used by many a nation as military leaders to crush foreign enemies and political rivals with their viciously planned assaults.

The Ravager

Upon the first strikes of Garlemald against Werlyt, the armies of the coastal nation quickly deployed their forces against the invaders -- primarily made up of the impressively powerful Ravagers, the potent Commandos, and sturdy Sentinels.
Weapon in hand, the Ravagers' primary focus was collecting the whole of their being into devastatingly powerful attacks, often exhausting themselves in the process. The few who were able to survive such an onslaught would, of course, do their best to capitalize on the moment and deal a counter-blow...only to be met with devastatingly powerful assaults in return.

A Note on your Passive:

If you dismiss your Avatar, you are considered Enshrouded. Being Enshrouded changes your abilities (see table). While you are Enshrouded, you are subject to the Disable status.

Enshroud Table:

Hells Interdiction > Hells Journey: Track a straight line to your destination. Any enemy within melee range of your path takes Elemental damage equal to your MP Tier (minimum 1).
Executioner > Reaping: The next attack you make against this ability's target is made at Advantage.
Soultaker > Lemure's Strike: Gain HP equal to half the damage dealt. Alternatively, apply half that value as a heal to a chosen ally.
Harvest Moon > Communio: The damage dealt to your initial target is increased by an amount equal to your MP Tier. The True Strike you make becomes Raw Damage instead. After using Communio, you immediately lose Enshroud. Your Avatar must be manually resummoned

The Red Mage

On the eastern edge of Abalathia's Spine lies the mountainous region of Gyr Abania.

It is in these elevated lands that people took shelter, when a burning star guided them away from the Sixth Umbral Calamity's treacherous floodwaters. The survivors gathered from near and far, and amongst them were refugees of the sorcerous cities of Mhach and Amdapor.

These sworn enemies buried their history for the sake of the future, and cast aside their vestments of black and white. Upon the remnants of their arts a new discipline was built, and the first red mages stepped forward with rapiers in hand to fight back against the rising tides of destruction.

Contract Summon

• Melee: For the next two turns, every attack you make, your Minion makes an attack with a +50 to hit. These attacks can copy your attack’s elemental aspect.
• Defensive: For the next two turns, you gain +50 HC. If an attack misses you, your Minion attacks back at a +0 to hit.
• Ranged: For the next two turns, your Minion locks onto an ally and rolls to heal them at the end of your turn with no bonuses. They cannot change targets until resummoned.

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The Samurai

Far across the rolling waves, towards the rising sun, there lies the island nation of Hingashi.

In the distant past, the realm's great lords vied for supremacy over its sea-girt confines in a long and bloody conflict. And taking to battle in their lieges' names were noble swordsmen whose art was forged in the crucible of war: the samurai.

Eventually, the nation was unified under one banner, and these warriors came to wield their katana not upon fields as part of an army, but upon streets as protectors of the peace.

But as a neglected blade grows dull with rust, so too do men forget their purpose. Amidst waning memories of the old ways, a determined few hold fast to their convictions, hands by katana grips, awaiting the moment for steel to sing.

A Scholar's Faerie:

EOS:

• Whispering Dawn [SwA]: Grant up to 5 targets Regen. (6 turn cooldown)
• Illumination [PA]: Grants +100 to heal rolls.

SELENE:

• Silent Dusk [SwA]: Applies Silence and Paralyze to an enemy. (6 turn cooldown)
• Caress [PA]: Grants +50 to heal and attack rolls.

Advanced Aetherflow

• Lustrate: Heal a single target for 5 Flat HP. (May be used as a Swift Action, but only heals for 3 Flat HP)
• Indomitability: Heal all allies for 2 Flat HP.
• Energy Drain: Deal 3 Flat damage to a target and heal an ally for 2 Flat HP.
• Sacred Soil: Reduces damage dealt to up to 5 allies by -2 for the next 3 turns. Requires three charges of Aetherflow. (May be used as a Reaction, but only last 2 turns.)

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The Scholar

In the Sixth Astral era, there once stood the nation of Nym, home to the finest of Warriors and students of magick--the Scholars. Dedicated to the art of protection magicks, the companion and signature of the Scholar--the Faerie--was not initially used for augmenting their summoner's magicks, but instead used to deliver messages and tactics from across large distances. As the years passed however, the Faerie became more practically applied in the fields of combat.

The Sentinel

The nation of Werlyt is known for its rolling cliffsides and lovely coasts, but little can be understated for its powerful fighting forces, which gave Garlemald much pause in its conquest of greater Ilsabard into Aldenard. Pivotal among those forces were the Sentinels; the front lines and medics of their greater armies, equal parts protector and mender alike. Capable of withstanding ample punishment and keeping their allies on their feet, the Sentinels make for formidable opponents indeed.

The Shikari

Hailing from the Dalmascan region of the star, the Shikari were once a legion of fearsome assassins in service to the crown. Once the Princess was slain, however, and the Garlean Empire took control of the land, many of their numbers were cut down, went into hiding, or were put in service of the Emperor's hand. Deadly and efficient, the Shikari take elements from the infamous Doman Ninjas, though seem to be lacking in their ancient arts of hand sigils.
Assessing the risk of each assignment they take and every target they strike, the Shikari are dangerous to ignore, and potentially lethal to not just others, but themselves if they become careless.

"Reckless Shikari never live to see the sun." -- Dalmascan Proverb

The Summoner

The beast tribes of Eorzea worship and summon forth beings known as primals. Yet, what is a God to one man is a demon to another. For time immemorial, there lived mages who had not only the power to summon the primals, but also the means to transmute the primals' essences, thus binding them to their will. Known simply as summoners, the existence of these men and women and their arcane art there thought to have been all but lost.

Summoner's Features:

Ultimate: Trance

The Swordsman / Gladiator

Skilled with an assortment of weapons, from the traditional blade, to the eccentric flail, the Swordsman is a well-rounded physical combatant. Their skills focus primarily on reacting to the movements of their opponents, attuning to the flow of battle, and seeking out their enemy's weakness in a single, perfect moment of opportunity. To underestimate the Gladiator, though their arsenal may seem simplistic, is a drastic and often deadly mistake.

The Synergist

To many, the ebb of battle is chaos -- but the Synergist looks at the nature of the blood and sweat, seeing perfect order...and where there is no order, they are there to bring it. Strategy and coordination bring the Synergist both joy and victory alike as they change the very fates of their allies and enemies...for better or for worse.

The Thaumaturge

Spawning from the ancient magicks of the Belah'dian Empire, the Thaumaturges are a school of study disassociated with the Black Mages of eld which spawned them, electing instead to focus on the elemental, astral, and umbral aspects of their magicks rather than the costly and immoral walks of Voidsent ritualization.
But a lack of Void Magicks does not make for a weakness in the Thaumaturges, as any in Ul'Dah would attest. To dismiss one out of hand would be your folly...and your downfall.

The Thief

The darkness of any city hides the fingers of a desperate soul, looking to take from another so that they might survive, but the Thief is a thing of an entirely different caliber. They take, though not for survival's sake alone, but with a reason behind every theft, every missing item, and every robbed coin. With deft hands, quick feet, and a cunning mind, the Thief takes opportunities to strike where their opponents are often careless in the midst of a fight--their personal belongings. Regardless of what their intent is, however, the Thief will always find their mark, even in the most dire of situations...

Pilfer List T0-T5 Enemies

Pilfer List T6+ Enemies

The Time Mage

While experimenting with the concept of time, a Sharlayan named Quan tried to reverse their age, but failed. In this failure, however, a new breed of magicks was born, and other mages found the fruit of time's power through the manipulation of reality. The catalyst element known as Time existed before the dawn of man, and having the hours resemble the Twelve, these mages harken to them, bringing forth their power to control the battlefield!

Around the Clock

Time Mage has the unique playstyle of having a different effect depending on what "hour" you're in!

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The Viper

Within the New World of Tural, there are a select few creatures that awaken to preternatural powers, becoming what is known as Tural Vidraal. In order to protect the land and its people from the dangers that the Tural Vidraal bring, there are those who rose up to the occasion to hunt down and slay such beasts. Vipers fight through the use of dual blades, often combining their blades into one weapon to tear through their opponents. Their ways of fighting can only be described as agile, swift, and as deadly as the serpent that inspired their way of fighting.

The Warrior

Up in the high mountains of Vylbrand and in the peaks of the Old World, live a line of battle-hardened brawlers whose fear is erased in the puring fires of what many call the "Inner Beast"--a force so ancient and primal, that all sense of self is lost within. Many a mortal soul have cowed at the very idea of delving into such a maddening, potentially deadly power, but the Warrior brandishes it with pride and control. There are few and far in-between that can match the sheer strength of the Warrior in raw power, and the sight of one streaking across the battlefield in a blood-frenzied rage is a sight many a poor soul could go a lifetime without witnessing again.

The White Mage

In times of eld, when the Sixth Astral Era had begun, the realm beheld an ancient and powerful sect of magic-users, known as White Mages. Through their Light-aspected spells, they were able to achieve feats long since considered impossible--from bringing stone to life, to curing the most horrible and unthinkable ailments of both body and soul. Alas, in their hubris, and for all their might, the White Mages were wiped away with the rejoining and the Calamity of Water, their numbers near to naught. The little that remains of the White Mages now are held in safekeeping by the Padjal of the Black Shroud, whose goals of keeping history from repeating themselves have kept the potent magicks--of both healing and destruction alike--from the hands of many who would use them.

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