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Im not sure what to do with my 5 guys yet

Ramza I'm probably going to do the dual weilding monk punchy stuff from back when I was 15.

I have a maxed out chemist that I will turn into a black mage caus I do not know what to do with her after after maxing chemist tbh.

I have a time maged that I turned into a summoner cause it will take forever to learn teleport and/or meteor and I want a biger AoE than a tiny ass cross.

The other guy will be a stealing bot/poacher bot as a secondary while being a main ninja to dual; wield. Dunno what to do with the girl, maybe dual wielding samurai.

Any recommendations? I already did arithmetician back when I was a kid, trying to switch it up I guess.

If you don't know what to do, just make your mages have Draw Out as a secondary, since it's does MA-based damage. I like using weird combinations, too, like gun oracles and jumping priests.

What in the...
Okay, the more I learn about the stuff of old games, the more I want to go back and try things out.
I really didn't think the Samura's Draw Out move was pure magic based. Sticking it back on a Mage sounds lulz, but makes sense.

Course, if you want hilarity in nasty combos, level up a knight with the weapon breaking moves, then level a mediator (or chemist, I forget if chemist's can use guns) and start just shooting people's arms and equipment apart from range.

If you want something fun that isnt inherently broken..

Taking two characters, and making them a Bard and Dancer team can be fun as hell. Especially if you give them both Teleport to get to.high, hard to each areas.

My Chemist's got a gun yeah, sound hilarious to destroy equipment at range..

Ninja/Dragoon is fun, jump suffers on characters with low speed but having a character with high move/speed can make for a fun damage dealer. Orator/Time mage can add a ton of support, especially when you get guns.

BombermanGold posted...

I really didn't think the Samura's Draw Out move was pure magic based. Sticking it back on a Mage sounds lulz, but makes sense.

One of the reasons why the Genji Gloves are so valuable, as they give your dedicated Samurai a noteworthy bump to both Attack and Magic - so glad that the IC version lets you steal them again.

Incidentally, Cloud's Limits are also magic-based, so Draw Out / Iaido is an excellent sub-job for him (something the IC version promotes by having him come out of the gate already knowing several Samurai moves).