But why risk using this class half the time they just do crappy damage with their Black summons? Overall, the Evoker’s support abilities are not worth the randomness of their summons, nor is it ever worth picking this class over a much better support class like a White Mage, Devout, or Bard. With these abilities, they can cast Reflect on the whole party, heal the party, or buff the attack of the party (something no other job can do in Final Fantasy III!). They have a couple of decent support abilities, with Odin’s Protective Light, Ifrit’s Healing Light, and Bahamut’s Aura. The Evoker is an incredibly odd class in this game. Overall, I just don’t see the point of using a Magus over a Summoner or a strong physical class, but it isn’t that bad of a job. And more MP for high-level Magic too, I guess. At least the Magus has Flare and Meteor, though. For the most part, the two are indistinguishable to me. Just like the Black Mage, the Magus is rather underwhelming. Also… White Magic includes damage spells like Aero and Holy anyway, so White Mages can be nearly as strong as Black Mages anyway! Overall, the Black Mage is alright at the beginning of the game (though outclassed by the Red Mage), but by the end of the game, he is outclassed by almost every other attacker in the game. There isn’t really any point in using the Black Mage by the end of the game (or any Black Magic for that matter, unless used by an Onion Knight) because attackers like the Warrior, the Black Belt, the Knight, and the Ninja can do better. After you get the Fire Crystal, Black Magic soon becomes much weaker than summons, and much, much weaker than physical attacks. The Black Mage is the best damage dealer at the very beginning of the game, but they quickly become much weaker than the physical attackers soon after you obtain the Fire Crystal. Also, with their ultimate equipment, the Celestial Gloves, they have some of the most balanced and best stats in the game and are actually quite powerful attackers! However, without access to much magic or any special abilities, overall, even with a job level 99 Freelancer with the Celestial Gloves, they are still outclassed by all the other classes in the game. So why is Freelancer better? There are a couple fights in the game where bringing a Freelancer along isn’t too bad of an idea, especially in the fight against Medusa. Freelancer - D Tierįreelancers are very limited in their equipment draw during the mid-section of the game, but for the beginning and end of the game, they can equip most of the equipment! Unlike the Onion Knight, Freelancers can only use the most basic of magic. Overall, never use this class, they will literally screw up your stats and your party composition. They also will completely screw up your HP stat and make it so you can’t reach 9,999 health. Sure, an unpowered Onion Knight has access to all equipment and magic in the game, but their stats aren’t even comparable to the Freelancer. Now without further ado, RPG Ranked presents. All the jobs are a blast to use, but some jobs are so much better than others, so I decided that I just had to rank them. With such an in-depth job system, and having more jobs than most other Final Fantasy games, this is one of my favorite job systems in the series. The original Final Fantasy was the first game with a job system, but Final Fantasy III was the first game to make it good.

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