Classes

1. Archer

2. Maraude

3. Pugilist :

4. Weaver :

                              

Monsters

1. Cactuar

2. Mammet

3. Morbol

4. Ogre :

Northern wrote:

Wahhh Morbol looks sick!!!

ummm the classes look cool...but weaver >.> a little queer looking rofl...what is a weaver?

Snow wrote:

Since the game has no set class, (your class is based on the weapon that you'r using) there is 3 ways of doing stuff.

Fighting: Classes like: archer, lancer, gladiator, marauder, etc
Gathering: Classes like: hunter (hunt wild animals not actual monsters), woodcutter, fisher, etc.
Crafting: Classes like: Blacksmith, handicraft and whatnot, My guess would be that the Weaver is a craft class that makes clothe type of stuff, otherwise a mage type of class...

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Gladiator

- The Best Defense

Gladiators are expert swordsmen, known for their battle prowess with blades of all designs: short and long, single- and double-edged, straight and curved. They favor combat at close range, where they masterfully execute a deadly array of hacks and slashes. The skill and pride of a gladiator instill such a confidence that they are said to never shun a fight.

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For ages, gladiatorial techniques have evolved and proliferated to a staggering degree, adapting to fit any combat style. Dauntless gladiators will often ready sturdy shields in their off-hands, eager to defend comrades-in-arms. Others opt to forego such encumbrance, focusing all effort instead on their sword arm and pure offense. In addition, gladiators are also known to be formidable with throwing knives, and are master battle tacticians.

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Gladiator Arms

- Time-tested Lethality

The gladius is an infantry sword of classic antiquity. Its relatively short, stout blade lends this weapon astonishing mobility and tensile strength. A testament to its performance in combat is the fact that it continues to be used in gladiatorial games of the present day.

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- The Sharpest Plume

The name hawktail refers to the blade of this ornate sword, which projects forth from a pair of etractable wing quillons. Light of weight, yet magnificent and with a keen edge, the hawktail is highly favored among the more distinguished and discerning members of the knighthood.

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- For All Occasions
The history of the bastard sword is one of ambitious synthesis, as blacksmiths long sought to merge the best that all blades had to oiler. The end result persists in the modern form: an extended grip and blade combining the slashing edge of Ul'dahic swords with the thrusting power of those from Ishgard.

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- A Perfect Circle

The simplicity of the round shield's design is surpassed only by its effectiveness in battle. Wooden and circular, it is now commonplace throughout all of Eorzea. The surfaces of these shields are often decorated with symbolic designs and patterns, coats of arms, and wards of defense.

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- Form Follows Function

This marvel of engineering encases a small lantern within, from which the name derives. Aiming to incorporate elements of offense and defense into a single device, the lantern shield may- also be affixed with up to two blades. Such shields are notorious for the intensive maintenance they require.

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Pugilist

- Fisticuffs of Fury

Pugilists are renowned for being rugged combatants tempered by ceaseless training and rigorous self- discipline. Though formidable even when bare-fisted, through the use of hand-to-hand weaponry their destructive capabilities are compounded with the strength of metal, leather, and bone. They strive to close the distance between their opponents and themselves, as they outmatch nearly airy adversary in close-quarters combat. Some have become so adept at this maneuvering that they are able to negate the reach advantages of even the longest blade or spear.

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Many are also known to be proficient with throwing implements such as the chakram. Hurling them with massive force, the pugilist then deftly negotiates the distance to his foe to deal his devastating strikes.

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Pugilist Arms

- To Bludgeon and Protect

Himantes are widely known for their role as a regulation weapon in the officially sanctioned pugilist bouts of Ul'dah. The sinking surface is thick leather, slow-soaked in tallow for increased durability.

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- Bone Breaks Bone

The traditional hora is a form of weapon carved from an of a variety of bone, born, or shell. Though more apt to grow brittle than their leather or metal counterparts, these materials are said to be imbued with the instincts and ferocity of the beasts which bore them.

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- Hard as Steel

Simple and elegant, the metal knuckle derives its strength from the solidity of Korzea's most enduring materials. The body is a ring lorged of pure metal, the heavy weight of which allows wielders to deliver blows with bone-crushing force.

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- To the Point

Cesti are comprised of reinforced metal rings Hound tightly together with tough leather, the frontal facades of which are studded with menacing spiked protuberances. They began to see widespread use after becoming the weapon of choice in lun/i-a's wildly popular death bouts, spectator events pitting pugilists against beasts and fiends of the land.

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- Tiger Style

A case of nature modeling at its finest, the design of baghnalchs mimics the lethal claws of Korzea's large predatory cats. Originally hailing from the eastern realms, they have long been regarded as a weapon of assassins, and are often concealed. The claws of some baghnakhs house highly toxic poisons which are applied as the blades shred and puncture flesh.

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