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July 26, 2010

The 18 classes of Final Fantasy XIV

Famitsu has detailed the several classes players will be able to choose from in the upcoming Final Fantasy XIV when it launches for the PC this September. Players will have 18 different classes to select from, and similar to other games in the series that use the Job System, players will be able to switch between these various roles at will. While we don’t have concrete details on most of them, some are pretty straightforward for longtime fans of the series.

What’s particularly unique is that, for the most part, these classes are designed around a vocation and not the traditional MMO roles like wizards, fighters, thieves and the like. Not that those don’t exist, sort of, but Final Fantasy XIV aims to be a little bit different. The classes are also divided into four major groups, which should give players a clue as to how to play the class. So check out the list here, and then peruse the gallery we’ve got here for you!

So are you planning on playing the game when it comes out? What class(es) are you going to focus on? Let us know in the comments!

Disciples of War
Pugilist
Gladiator
Marauder
Archer
Lancer

Disciples of Magic
Conjurer
Thaumaturge

Disciples of the Land
Botanist
Miner
Fisher

Disciples of the Hand
Carpenter
Blacksmith
Armorer
Goldsmith
Leatherworker
Weaver
Alchemist
Culinarian

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