005. SUB CLASSES

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NOTE: All subclasses are now accessible to any player over level 10. You may only have a subclass if you are level 10 or above. Please note that Werewolf and Neko are no longer subclasses. However, you may add them to your profile as character designs with no penalties or bonuses.

Once you are over level 10, you may select any subclass from the following list that is located down below.

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Alchemist

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The Alchemist is a unique player, focused more on the improvement of technology and weaponry than on the actual actions of combat. He specializes in modifying weapons using items and metals to increase their bonus and effects. He is essential to the progress of [The World], and all players are usually respectful to him, since Alchemists are the only source of weapon upgrades. Even though he is not combat-focused, the Alchemist’s familiarity with weapons and combat serves him in case he should ever get into any dangerous territory.

[Enhanced Chemistry]
The Alchemist has more knowledge and understanding of potions than a regular player, knowing exactly how to maximize their healing potential. A potion used by an alchemist is one-half more effective.
[Passive Ability]

[Refine]
An Alchemist has the ability to sap magical essences from like items, combining them into a more powerful form of the basic one. See the alchemist tables for more information.
[SP Cost: None]

[Elementize Weapon]
Alchemy is a science of the elements, and an Alchemist is naturally adept at using elements in everyday life. One of his most useful abilities is the attaching of temporary elemental energy to a weapon. He may use two methods: either he may use an elemental item, or he may use an elemental spell on the weapon. The elemental weapon then gains an elemental affinity and a boost of +10 PhysAtk. It lasts a number of turns equal to the level of item or spell. If the item used is a Pure Density item, the elemental affinity becomes permanent. This ability can also be used with metals to reforge weapons.
[SP Cost: 25 per level of item, or twice the SP Cost of elemental spell]

[Dissipate]
An Alchemist’s knowledge extends to the interaction between the elements and their opposites. Using this knowledge an Alchemist can create several elemental reactions. By using an item or by using a spell of opposite affinity, the Alchemist can force an elemental spell to dissipate harmlessly. The item or spell must be at least of the same level as the target spell.
[SP Cost: 50 per level of targeted spell + SP Cost of spell if used]

[Corrosion]
Just as an Alchemist knows how to forge and enhance weapons, he also knows how to destroy and diminish them. By getting close to a weapon, the Alchemist can spread corrosive acid on the blade to eat away at it. The weapon gives a penalty of -5 PhysAtk on the first turn and increases by -5 each turn. Each turn, the weapon loses 10% of its vitality. If the weapon reaches 0 percent, it is destroyed. Only by gating out or death can the corrosion be stopped.
[SP Cost: 75]

[Catalyst]
By combining two items or two spells of opposite elements, the Alchemist can unleash a powerful chemical reaction. The Alchemist has a few moments to target the reaction before it explodes in a massive discharge of energy. The explosion affects a large area and deals nonelemental damage based on the combined level of the items or spells.
[SP Cost: 40 per level of each item, or triple the combined SP Cost of the spells]

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Arc Knight[/u]
The Arc Knight is a supporting fighter who has been trained in physical and mental physiology. The Arc Knight specializes in the release of the three seals in the human body (mind, body, and soul) to grant special immunities, to cause negative effects in other beings, and to engage in more tactical combat than simply hack-and-slash. He is a combination of martial artist, mage, and warrior, and most players treat Arc Knights with a marked degree of respect.

[Immunity]
An Arc Knight's ability to resist diseases and other negative effects grows with him, eventually granting him immunity to some of the most powerful toxic and negative effects in the world. As he grows in levels, the following immunities are unlocked.
Level 5 - Poison and Curse
Level 10 - Sleep and Silence
Level 20 - Paralysis
Level 25 - Charm
Level 30 - Berserk and Provoke
Level 35 - Drain Attacks
[Passive Ability]

[Bodylink Seal]
An Arc Knight's first learned technique allows him to seal the gate of the body, unlocking a physical malady to afflict his target. By altering the exact place of striking, the Arc Knight can inflict his choice of Poison, Curse, Slow, or Sleep. This attack is used in conjunction with a normal strike.
[SP Cost: 40]

[Mindstab Seal]
An Arc Knight's second ability is to unlock the gate of the mind, allowing him free entry to strike at an opponent's consciousness and inflict a mental status effect. By altering the exact place of striking, the Arc Knight can inflict his choice of Confusion, Berserk, Charm, or Silence. This attack is used in conjunction with a normal strike.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Binding Seal]
An Arc Knight with sufficient strength gains the ability to seal several gates at once. When an Arc Knight exercises this ability, he attacks both gates of mind and body, sending his enemy into a state of physical and mental shock. This technique seals both gates, disallowing all actions. This attack is used in conjunction with a normal strike.
[SP Cost: 70]

[Aurification Seal]
An Arc Knight has the ability to activate a dangerous gate to set an enemy's body in stone, solidifying his matter and trapping him in a sort of living statue. Petrified enemies take no damage from attacks, spells, or status effects, and are unable to take any actions. Petrification wears off in 6 rounds, unless cured earlier.
[SP Cost: 70]

[Pentacular Seal]
Once an Arc Knight has achieved mastery, he learns to complete the final technique of his arts. This technique involves a five-strike combination, hitting the forehead, shoulders, and torso of a target in one attack. The five points will then glow, binding together to form a pentagram on the body of the player. Each point of the star will inflict a separate status effect: Poison, Curse, Paralysis, Berserk, and Confusion. These status ailments will last for three turns and then vanish. On the fourth turn, the inverted pentagon in the center of the pentagram will activate, releasing a devastating blast to the gate of the soul. The blast deals damage equal to the target’s max HP minus his current HP.
[SP Cost: 150]

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Druid[/u]
While most subclasses choose to emphasize combat or offensive in some way or another, the Druid seeks to preserve peace and order. His abilities span a wide range, but all center on his desire to avoid conflict and pacify anger. He is not a formidable adversary but a frustrating one, as he can easily make an aggressive player’s life miserably exasperating. He is useful for those who share his interest in peace and highly revered among pacifists.

[Brew Potion]
A simple ability to brew a Potion. A Druid requires two turns as well as the item 'Vial' to create one Health Potion from this ability. This ability cannot fail but can be interrupted. When this ability is interrupted, the Druid creates a 'Deadly Potion' instead, which will damage those that drink it for 50% of their full health.
[SP Cost: 20]

[Null-Magic]
A skill that disables all forms of magic in the field. It disallows any magical based attack by lowering the Matk of all to 0 in the field. A Druid can freely attack while this move is in effect, but they cannot use any magic nor skills themselves while this skill is in effect.
[SP Cost: 50 + 20 Upkeep]

[Creed of Life]
A promise that all Life would be guarded and protected. For as long as this spell is in effect, any dying player or monster will be ressurected with 50% of their original health. This spell's effect does not cease when the Druid dies, but simply revives the Druid again. However, this spell also applies to foes.
[SP Cost: 75 + 25 Upkeep]

[Mischief Sprite]
A guardian sprite protects the Druid from harm, deflecting any long-range attack aimed at the Druid, yet will never aim this fire at another player. Once the Druid starts to take offensive action, the Sprite will leave his side: They make peace and do not support warfare.
[SP Cost: 80]

[Prophecy in Praise of Peace]
A prophecy that speaks of peace and better times. This skill will render the Patk and Matk of all players and monsters within the field, including the Druid himself, to 0. Therefore, any battle damage will be nullified while this skill is in effect, changing the area into a 'Battle Safe Zone'. This move is cancelled when the Druid leaves the field, or uses this skill a second time to cancel its effect manually.
[SP Cost: 100]

[Chrono Sphere]
A sphere that disrupts time. For three turns, it halts all loss of HP/SP. If a player or monster has been affected by a status effect, the effect ceases to continue until this spell cancels. After three turns have passed, the total amount of SP used and HP taken will be deducted from the current HP and SP levels.
[SP Cost: 150]

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Hellsent[/u]
While the term “demon” has come to refer to any dark-aligned player or creature, the Hellsent is the true embodiment of demonic power. Empowered directly by the Abyss itself, the Hellsent inspires fear and loathing where it goes. The Hellsent is very often a brute-strength warrior, overwhelming its opponents quickly, although not without often self-inflicted damage. A Hellsent is often more concerned with destruction and desolation than with self-preservation.

[Creature of Darkness]
The Hellsent is a creature gifted with powers directly from the Abyss. As a result, the Hellsent has several attributes most players do not. Being the incarnation of darkness, a Hellsent can absorb any darkness-type attack for health equal to half of the damage it would have inflicted. However, as a side effect, the Hellsent takes double damage from lightning- or holy-type attacks.
[Passive Ability]

[Immolation]
The Hellsent draws on the fires of the Abyss to engulf its body in perpetual flame. The flames are extremely hot, able to wither plant life in a four-foot radius. When immolated, a Hellsent may manipulate the flames under his control, using them to attack a target or object. In addition, any close-range attack on the Hellsent returns half of its damage to the attacker. Fire and Water spells or skills become null. As payment for summoning the flames, the Hellsent must give up 30 HP per turn.
[SP Cost: 30 per turn; HP Cost: 30 per turn]

[Fury of Xaphan]
A Hellsent may summon the essence of Abyssal flame into his body by giving up some of his own life. By allowing the flames to consume him, he can channel the flame out of his own body, incinerating his target. When using this technique, the Hellsent must give up a certain number of Health Points. He may then hold the flames within him for a certain number of rounds. When he unleashes the fury of Xaphan onto his target, the attack does damage equal to the number of Health Points sacrificed times the number of rounds the Hellsent charged the flame.
[SP Cost: 50 per round of charging]

[Demon Form]
Although Hellsents are given demonic powers, they do not always appear as demons. Usually they simply look like players with a dark aura. However, by drawing deeply on the powers of the Abyss, a Hellsent can transform into a demonic shape, growing to over seven feet tall and manifesting large curved horns and huge black, tattered wings. The Hellsent’s PhysAtk, PhysDef, MgcAtk, and MgcDef increase to 200% of their original value. The Hellsent’s Speed decreases to 50% of its original value. The transformation lasts until the Hellsent drops below 25% HP.
[SP Cost: 75]

[Tartarus’s Curse]
There are times when a Hellsent is overpowered by an enemy or enemies. When he finds himself in danger, the Hellsent’s first course of action is to call for aid. With this ability, aid comes in the form of an unholy balance. The current Health Points of everyone in the field are tallied and then divided by the number of players in the field (rounded down). The Health Points of each player are then either reduced or increased to that number, equalizing the field. The Hellsent is included in both steps of the ability. No player’s HP may exceed his Maximum HP.
[SP Cost: 150]

[Abyssal Vengeance]
The Hellsent’s most powerful ability activates automatically when the Hellsent drops below 10% of his max HP, provided the Hellsent has the SP. The Hellsent assumes [Demon Form] and tackles the target, carrying him back with him into the Abyss. Both Hellsent and target reappear back on the field, each taking damage equal to the Hellsent’s Max HP. Needless to say, the Hellsent always dies from this ability, but it also possess a very high chance of killing his opponent as well.
[SP Cost: 200]

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Paladin[/u]
Bound by a strict code of honor, the Paladin represents the pinnacle of nobility and courage. Completely selfless, he uses his formidable talent to defend and encourage his allies. While not primarily a combat-specialist, he can nonetheless prove invaluable in a fight. His abilities stem from his desire to uphold his friends and to protect justice and honor. He is respected by all those who receive his aid and see his character.

[Swiftness Aura]
A Paladin draws on his beliefs and on his courage to carry him through a fight. While relying on his agility, the Paladin can also facilitate an increase in his companions’ agility as well. A light yellow flicker surrounds the Paladin before jumping to his allies, increasing each player’s Speed by 25%.
[SP Cost: 35/15 for each turn beyond the first]

[Inspiration Aura]
The Paladin's spirit is inspiring to all of his companions. His mere presence often motivates them to fight on. He can channel this motivation into a practical boost to his allies’ attacking stats. A faint red glow surrounds the paladin before spreading to his allies, increasing each player’s PhysAtk and MgcAtk by 25%.
[SP Cost: 50/25 for each turn beyond the first]

[Sanctuary Aura]
The Paladin can encourage his companions and protect them through sheer dedication. When he utilizes his strength to protect them, he activates a physical barrier to absorb some of the damage. A faint blue shield surrounds the Paladin and then activates around his allies, granting them a 25% increase to PhysDef and MgcDef.
[SP Cost: 50/25 for each turn beyond the first]

[Vitality Aura]
The Paladin’s creed requires him to aid the weak and needy. By stimulating his own compassion, a Paladin generates a healing aura to restore the health of his allies on the field. A soft green light suffuses through the Paladin and extends to his allies, healing them 10% of their Max HP per turn.
[SP Cost: 60/35 for each turn beyond the first]

[Vigor Aura]
While a Paladin fights on, he unlocks hidden depths to enable him to dig deep within himself and find the strength to continue fighting, even against strong odds. By channeling his resolve, the Paladin can stimulate a spring of continual energy to continue battling. A pale white light envelops the Paladin and surrounds his allies as well, giving each player a boost to SP Regen equal to Rig Gaem.
[SP Cost: 75/35 for each turn beyond the first]

[Elemental Aura]
When a Paladin chooses, he can align himself with a particular element to gain its benefits. By extending his alignment, he can apply the same affinity to each of his allies. He can choose one of seven auras to activate: Fire, manifested in a flicker flame surrounding each player; Water, manifested in ice crystals whirling around each player; Wood, manifested in a swirl of leaves around each player; Earth, manifested by floating rocks around each player; Lightning, manifested by a shower of sparks around each player; Darkness, manifested in a warping of light around each player; or Holy, manifested by a halo and soft white light around each player. Each aura negates any same-elemental attack on the player and adds the elemental strike to his normal attack.
[SP Cost: 150/50 for each turn beyond the first][/blockquote][/blockquote][/justify][/size]

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Samurai

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The Samurai represents the pinnacle of physical and martial prowess, possessing the most elite sword skills in [The World]. They are bound by a strict code of honor called bushido, which commands honor and dignity above all else. The Samurai is a completely combat-oriented warrior who relies on intelligent tactics and powerful combinations to beat his opponent. Unlike the Hellsent, the Samurai takes his time in defeating an opponent, crafting an art form out of combat. Watching a Samurai fight is one of the most beautiful sights in [The World].

[Hayasanuku]
One of the Samurai’s most useful assets is their ability to work even an opponent’s move to their advantage. In that spirit, the Samurai have this Flashdraw, a high-speed slash from the sheath that relies on the opponent’s Speed to deal damage. Samurai find it especially useful when dealing with evasive ninja. When an enemy attacks, Samurai may use this technique to slash simultaneously, dealing damage as if the opponent’s Speed were the Samurai’s PhysAtk.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Konsasu]
Although the Samurai is primarily a physical warrior, he possesses abilities like this Soulstab that affect mental adversaries. By concentrating, the Samurai can pour his SP into a thin coating over his blade which then deals damage to his opponent’s SP equal to normal attack damage. If the target is a spirit, the spirit receives HP and SP damage equal to the Samurai’s normal attack damage.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Sankirikizu]
The famous “three cuts” technique of the Samurai allows them to deal heavy damage in three quick motions. It begins with a diagonal slash from the right hip to the left shoulder, then a slash across the shoulders, and finishing with a diagonal slash from the right shoulder down to the left hip. This technique deals triple normal damage.
[SP Cost: 70]

[Kanami]
A samurai has the ability to strike at invisible forces, the sharp edge of their swords cutting at the fabric between worlds in a perfect stroke. This releases a “fiery wave,” a razor-thin slash of blue energy that expands outwards in a wide fan and deals heavy fire-elemental damage to those it hits.
[SP Cost: 100]

[Kamikorosu]
The Demonkiller technique is one the Samurai perfected to take down the demons they encountered while defending their lord. Because of the demons’ elusive nature, the attack had to be fast, hard-hitting, and powerful. The Samurai learned a way to freeze an opponent in place with mere eye contact. Then the Samurai could leap across whatever distance separated the two, slashing with his powerful sword to slay the demon. This attack freezes an opponent in place and deals a devastating lightning-elemental attack.
[SP Cost: 150]

[Zanmato]
Zanmato is the samurai's ultimate skill, also known as the Throatslitter. The samurai focuses his or her mind for a few rounds, before their body is overcharged with speed and energy. They take a single stroke faster than the eye can blink, severing their opponent's stomach, chest, or neck. This attack is instant death for those who receive it.
[SP Cost: 300 + 3 turn charge]

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Spellshaper[/u]
The Spellshaper is a unique player, one gifted with the ability to sense and manipulate the elements around him. His power stems from his ability to match his inner spirit to the resonance of the elemental energies, allowing him to tap into them and use them as he wishes. He possesses tremendous spiritual power, which he must take in unleashing unless he also harms himself. The Spellshaper’s advantage lies in the sheer amount of elemental energy he can control. For him, striking one enemy and striking ten enemies represents a negligible difference in required power.

[Soulsunder]
A Spellshaper possesses incredible spiritual power. His energy is so potent, it can cause the spiritual energy around it to react and harm his enemies. By concentrating on the targets in the field, the Spellshaper can release a feedback of magical energy from within his adversaries. The feedback deals undodgable magical damage based on the MgcAtk of the target to every enemy in the field.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Stopfrost]
A Spellshaper’s energies can draw elements out of the most hidden places and send them speeding towards his enemies. In this way he can summon a swarm of ice crystals from nothing. The crystals surround his targets and freeze into a solid block of ice, prohibiting all actions for a turn. The crystals deal ice-elemental damage.
[SP Cost: 60]

[Earthshake]
The Spellshaper’s powers extend to all elemental manifestations in the field. One of his favorite techniques involves turning the very ground his enemies stand on against them. By aligning his energy with the earth, the Spellshaper can make the earth shake and crumble underneath his enemies. The attack deals earth-elemental damage and allows the Spellshaper to reshape the earth to his desire. All enemies on the field are subject to this technique and cannot physically attack the turn after it is used.
[SP Cost: 60]

[Staticshock]
Occasionally, the Spellshaper can find himself beset on all sides by adversaries. Because of his power, enemies often come in droves to attack him. The Spellshaper has learned to use this to his advantage, by forcibly attuning the elemental energy in the field to match that of his enemies. The result is a massive discharge of lightning-elemental damage that grows based on the number of enemies affected. For every target in the field, the Spellshaper’s MgcAtk increases by 20%. All enemies receive the same amount of damage calculated by the average of their MgcDef.
[SP Cost: 75]

[Starsplitter]
The Spellshaper’s energies are not bound solely to the earth. By aligning his energy with the stars above, the Spellshaper can summon a deadly rainfall of meteors, celestial energy, and comets onto the field. This alignment unleashes an unusually strong amount of power in the Spellshaper. The power required to summon the meteors remains in a holy mist-shield for a turn after this technique, reducing all damage directed at the Spellshaper by 50%. The falling stars strike all enemies on the field for holy-elemental damage.
[SP Cost: 100]

[Fury]
When a Spellshaper believes his enemies have gone too far and are upsetting the elements, he will call on all of his powers to stop them. This unleashing of power is a massive discharge of elemental energy that takes three turns to complete. The Spellshaper levitates in the air, gathering elemental energy in a visible corona around his. During the first turn, he unleashes an explosion of fire- and water-elemental magic. During the second turn, he unleashes an explosion of wood- and earth-elemental magic. During the third turn, he unleashes an explosion of lightning- and dark-elemental magic. All attacks are slightly weaker than his normal attacks, but they still hit every enemy on the field.
[SP Cost: 200]

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Thief[/u]
The Thief is a master of stealth and evasion. He relies on his quick wits and quick feet to get him out of the multitude of sticky situations he places himself in. Although Thieves generally have a shady reputation and tend to walk the line between respectable and irresponsible, they can have honor and even integrity. A Thief is a valuable addition to any party, due to his natural resourcefulness and abilities.

[Steal]
This skill will enable a PC to steal an item from a monster. The item stolen is random. The ability is automatically successful against a monster within ten levels of the Thief or of lower level. Cannot be used against a PC.
[SP Cost: 20]

[Sidestep]
Using his affinity for stealth (and his wish not to get caught) a Thief may move a number of feet, not exceeding his number of levels, at twice his speed. While using Sidestep, a Thief can also attack a target as he passes, but his PhysAtk is reduced by the number of feet he traveled before hitting the target.
[SP Cost: 5/Foot of movement]

[Counterstrike]
A Thief knows his way in and out of trouble. Sometimes he cannot avoid being the target of an enemy attack. In this situation, the Thief can use his natural resourcefulness to trade blows with an enemy. By using this technique, the Thief accepts a critical hit to deal an undodgable blow to the enemy. If the enemy is of a lower or equal level to the Thief, the attack is treated as critical.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Counterspell]
In his journeys through the underworld, the Thief has occasionally come across a magical enemy who has decided to take him on. Even without magical abilities of his own, the Thief can manipulate his own circumstances to give the magician a little more than he bargained for. By guaranteeing the spell’s success, the Thief can generate magical feedback that deals half (rounded down) of the spell’s effect to the caster. For status spells, this divides the time of the spell’s effect between the caster and the Thief.
[SP Cost: 60]

[Flicker]
If a Thief finds himself in physical danger, he usually can find his way out. Master thieves perfected this technique to allow them to momentarily slip past an enemy’s strike. The Thief can move no farther than three feet in any direction to avoid a physical attack. This technique can only be used once per battle from levels 1-10, twice per battle from levels 11-20, three times per battle from levels 21-30, four times per battle from levels 31-40, and five times per battle from level 41+.
[SP Cost: 65]

[Translocation]
Every so often, an opponent places the Thief in an inescapable situation. In order to survive, the Thief must draw on his special ability. Once per battle, a Thief may choose to switch places with another player, monster, or object. Using an innate power, the Thief uses translocation to move the target to his location and himself to the target’s location. This technique can be used to avoid a physical or magical attack, run from a dangerous area, or place an enemy in mortal danger.
[SP Cost: 150]

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Troubadour[/u]
Often in folklore, the Troubadour appears a somewhat whimsical traveling musician or minstrel. In like fashion, the Troubadours of [The World] use music and laughter to reach the players around them. Sometimes people will see them as too lighthearted for any practical jobs. While they are lighthearted, Troubadours are formidable players with abilities no other class possesses. Each Troubadour has a Familiar, an elemental creature attuned to the Troubadour himself. The two work together cohesively for a uniquely singular class.

[Soul-Enchanted Melody]
This song differs from Troubadour to Troubadour, but they will all do the same thing: Summon a Familiar to aid the Troubadour in battle. This Familiar's form may differ from Troubadour to Troubadour, as does their elemental alignment. A known fact is that a Familiar always has stats equal to the Troubadour, and that it doesn't require this song to remain in battle. Note that its HP is double that of a Troubadour. A Familiar will disappear once its HP has run down to 0. It can serve as attacker while the Troubadour plays its songs. Cannot be used if the Familiar was defeated in battle already. Using this skill for the second time will withdraw the Familiar from the field.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Battle Rondo]
An upbeat melody, envigoring the Familiar. It removes any and all status ailments affecting the Familiar, as well as granting them a raised 10% Patk. The Familiar's attacks cannot be hindered by attack or damage negating skills, for example shields, barriers and the likes. Effect ceases when this song ceases to be played.
[SP Cost: 20 + 10 Upkeep]

[Serenade of Promises]
A sad and enchanting melody, inspired by a promise between two lovers to always defend eachother. While this song is in effect, all damage relayed to the Troubadour will be channeled unto their Familiar instead. Effect ceases when this song ceases to be played.
[SP Cost: 30 + 10 Upkeep]

[Ballad of Heroes]
A ballad that tells the tale of many Heroes with an upbeat tune. Grants the Familiar the effects of Rig Gaem, Rig Saem and Ap Do, as well as healing 50 HP for each turn this song is in effect.
[SP Cost: 30 + 10 Upkeep]


An agonizingly slow and sad piece that tells a horrible tale, wherein death and sadness are the keywords. Renders the defense of all opposing forces to 0, but does not affect Magical defense. Effect will cease once this song stops.
[SP Cost: 40 + 10]

[Melody of Reminiscence]
A strange melody that everyone seems to be able to remember, whether they have heard it before or not. Truly enchanting. Sets up a barrier around both Familiar and Troubadour that cannot be dispelled or broken for as long as this song is in motion. However, it wards off only 50% of any attack, numbers will be rounded down.
[SP Cost: 50 + 10 Upkeep]

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Vampire[/u]
The vampire has long existed as a fictional character in the mythology of humanity, but this Vampire is no myth. The Vampire draws his powers from his arcane existence of not living yet not dead. Along with supernatural powers, the Vampire possesses formidable talents that ensure the survival of his breed. His dark aura is apparent to anyone with spiritual senses, but beyond that, he appears as a normal player. Even though Vampires are traditionally considered demons, they are in fact just normal players and can be neutral or even good as well.

[Undead]
A Vampire is one of the prime examples of an undead creature. Because of this affiliation, the Vampire receives some of the benefits of death. He is immune to all darkness-type attacks as well as to the status effects Poison, Cursed, Sleep, and Charm. However, being undead has a downside as well: the Vampire takes double damage from all lightning-, wood-, or holy-type attacks.
[Passive Ability]

[Miasma]
A Vampire's being comes with a specific aura, a unique taint. This taint can be focused onto any biological form or formation to cause a plague-like effect. People and animals become poisoned by this focused aura, while plants and molds grow out of control into twisted, vile apparitions of their former selves. This adds the status effect Poison to all of a vampire’s normal attacks.
[Passive Ability]

[Eithmul]
A Vampire can still all unnecessary movements and noises within the body, becoming completely silent. In such a state, his body literally blends with the shadows, rendering him invisible until he takes an action. This is often used for sneak attacks or reconnaissance.
[SP Cost: 30]

[Bloodrender]
A vampire that consumes living blood from an opponent in a grappling attack regains 25 HP for every round in which they drink. A vampire can pin an unwilling opponent until their opponent manages to break free. A vampire can pin an opponent with lower speed for a number of rounds equal to the Vampire’s PhysAtk minus the opponent’s PhysAtk divided by 5. Pinned opponents are treated as being paralyzed until they free themselves from the grapple.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Azul]
A Vampire's body has the same traits as being dead. As such, such restrictions as pain and self-damaging actions are removed completely. A Vampire can then push his body to the absolute limit with ease, increasing their strength beyond that of a normal person. However, fatigue and some self-destruction may occur. The Vampire receives a tripling of his PhysAtk at the cost of 10% of his Max HP per turn.
[SP Cost: 60]

[Hecatomb]
Originally known as The One-Hundred Sacrifices, this attack draws in the forces of the dead and apparates it in a nightmare blast which rends and devours all living flesh and energy within its radius. It is fired forth from the Vampire in an expanding 50-foot radii sphere. It leaves a lingering power in the areas touched by it, turning them into cursed ground temporarily. This attack deals massive darkness-type damage, afflicting each enemy with the Cursed and Poison status effects. Any player whose level is less than one-fifth of the Vampire’s level is instantly killed.
[SP Cost: 150]

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Woodsman[/u]
The Woodsman represents an individual devoted to the care and lore of nature. He spends his time in the forests and plains of [The World], learning as much as he can about natural things and the creatures. He is adept in survival techniques, and although he prefers reflection and study to combat, he is no weak enemy. With the forces of nature backing him up, the Woodsman is a formidable adversary and a useful ally.

[Essence of the Wood]
A Woodsman is deeply attuned to nature, giving him special abilities unknown to other players. His heart rests with nature and nature’s heart with him. A Woodsman is immune to all Wood-type skills and spells, as nature will not permit his forces to harm him. In addition, all of the Woodsman’s Wood-type skills and spells have doubled effect.
[Passive Ability]

[Forest’s Cover]
By blending in with nature, the Woodsman can make himself invisible, disallowing the enemy to target him with an attack. This will not work if the enemy is using an area-of-effect skill or spell.
[SP Cost: 30]

[Hawk’s Eye]
Using the sharp eye of a bird of prey, the Woodsman can land a guaranteed hit on any single target in the field within range of his attack. If the target is invisible, damage is halved.
[SP Cost: 50]

[Deer’s Flight]
The Woodsman has learned to run with the creatures of the forest, giving him an edge in speed on enemies. By drawing on his fleetness of foot, the Woodsman doubles his own speed and gains the ability to leap long distances for a single turn. This ability cannot be used to avoid an attack but it can be used to escape from the area to hide.
[SP Cost: 60]

[Nature’s Ambush]
In times of danger, a Woodsman draws deeply on nature’s power; he can become part of his web. By using this ability, the Woodsman sinks deeply within the ground. At the same time, thorned vines erupt from the ground beneath his target, immobilizing them for two turns. The thorns inflict damage equal to the Woodsman’s PhysAtk per turn and inflict the status effect Poison as well. During the second turn, the Woodsman erupts from underground, using his strongest Wood-type skill or spell on the immobilized target. For the next turn, the Woodsman cannot use any SP so that he can recover from the attack.
[SP Cost: 150][/blockquote][/blockquote][/justify][/size]