This chapter is for class/skill/job descriptions, you can skip this chapter if you want as it might contain spoilers to what Kite will unlock eventually. As the story goes on more of these side chapters will be added when Kite gains a power spike through a long period of training. These chapters cover more of the technical aspect of the book and I understand that some people only want to read a story and not be bogged down by the technical aspects of each fight. When Kite is reincarnated he remembered most of the details to each class. So his decisions are based on trying to get the best classes for himself.
Strength based classes are
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Warrior- passive skill gained is Survivability- decreases damage you take as you level, passive stat increase strength and total rage
Level 1 skill Headbutt- smashes head into opponent to temporarily stun them
Fighter- passive skill gained is Light armor proficiency- able to wear light armor with no detrimental effects to movement speed, passive stat increase critical strike chance
Level 1 skill Opportune Strike- strike with increased damage and critical strike chance but only when opponent is off-guard
Berserker- passive skill gained is Berserking- go into a frenzy that increases damage dealt but prevents magic usage and lowers defense slightly, passive increase to total rage and rage regen
Level 1 skill Frenzied Strikes- attack in succession with more force and strength, need to be in berserking
Dragoon- passive skill gained Leap- able to jump higher as you level/ deal more damage based on fall distance, passive stat increase strength
Level 1 passive skill Polearm proficiency- able to use polearms more easily
Dexterity based classes are
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Bard- passive skill gained is Music knowledge- able to learn instruments more easily, passive stat increase dexterity
Level 1 skill Strength ballad- play a song that increases the strength of all allies
Archer- passive ability is Ranged weapons proficiency- able to use bows, throwing knives and other ranged weapons more easily, passive stat increase dexterity and energy regen
Level 1 skill Focused shot- Puts more focus into your shot dealing more damage and accurately targeting weak points
Thief- active ability is Hide- harder to detect easier to blend into crowds (cannot move or skill releases), passive stat increase maximum energy and energy regen
Level 1 skill Steal- attempt to steal items
Beast tamer- passive skill gained is Taming- able to tame monsters to fight for you (can tame more as you level), passive skill increase maximum fatigue points and energy
Intelligence based classes are
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Black mage- passive skill gained is Mana control- able to increase or decrease the mana and effect of most magics, passive stat increase intelligence
Level 1 skill Fireball- cast fire magic
White mage- passive skill gained is Mana recovery- able to sacrifice fatigue points to regenerate mana, passive stat increase mana regen
Level 1 skill Heal- cures injuries (cant heal complicated injuries, lost limbs or cure death)
Red mage “Spell-sword”- passive skill Infuse- able to empower weapons with magic, passive very slight increase to all stats
Blue mage- passive skill Monster copy- Through watching monsters preform skills have the chance to learn from them, passive very slight increase to all stats
Purple mage “Warlock”- passive skill Darkness absorption- Able to absorb mana during the night time, passive stat increase to total mana
Level 1 skill Ignite- burns the target causing fire damage over time.
Grey mage “Time mage”- passive skill Quick thinking- Increased thought processing speed as you level, passive stat increase to mana regen
Level 1 skill Haste- increases the movement speed and attack speed of allies it is cast on
Orange mage “Illusionist”- passive skill Sharp mind- Harder to be controlled by magic, passive stat increase to intelligence
Level 1 skill Throw sound- can toss sounds to distract opponents
Green mage “Nature mage”- passive skill Natural Absorption- Able to absorb mana from surrounding nature, passive stat increase to health regen
Level 1 skill Nature shift- Able to move earth and able to increase the size of wood slightly
Summoner- passive skill Mana cost reduction- permanent reduction to all moves that consume mana by 10%, passive stat increase intelligence
Level 1 skill Summon Familiar- summons a familiar to do your bidding, can slightly control whats made with thought, any summoned familiar reserves 10% of your mana per familiar
Warden- passive skill Mana tide- increases maximum mana as you level, passive stat increase to intelligence
Level 1 skill Shield- casts a defensive shield that reduces physical damage
Stamina based classes are
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Druid- passive skill Shape shifting- Able to change into different types of animals, passive stat increase to stamina
Level 1 skill Rejuvenate- casts a healing effect on an ally that persists for a whole day, heals 10% of their health every hour but causes mana backlash for half the value of the spell making the mana unusable unless sacrificing health equivalent to the backlash (can shape shift into a mouse)
Monk- passive skill Unlock chi- Able to use chi which is hidden/stored energy within your body through meditation, passive stat increase to stamina
Level 1 skill Chi wave- uses stored chi to cause damage to everything in front of you (damage is relevant to amount of chi used)
Paladin- passive skill Charismatic- Increased charisma as you level more likely people will like you, passive stat increase to charisma
Level 1 skill Mock- attempt to provoke the enemy into making a mistake (can make the target attack you if it fails)
Shaman- passive skill Totem user- Able to use totems that give buffs to surrounding party members, passive stat increase to fatigue points
Level 1 skill Purge- removes a beneficial effect from an enemy
Knight- passive skill Endurance training- decreases fatigue point consumption by 50%, passive stat increase stamina
Level 1 skill Stamina boost 1- permanently increases stamina by 10%
Guardian- passive skill Heavy armor proficiency- able to use heavy armor with only slight negative effects to movement speed, passive increase to health and health regen
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Level 1 skill Defensive stance- take a more defensive stance dropping your attack stats to increase your psychical resistance
Specialty classes
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Scout- passive skill Visual perception- increased field of vision as you level, passive increase to running speed and reduces the cost of fatigue points from running
Freelancer- passive skill Growth- gain more stats from leveling (one to each stat every level), passive slight increase to all stats
Scholar- passive skill Speed reading- able to read faster, learn more from each book, passive increase in leveling from reading
Level 1 skill Calculate- able to do math more easily, helps keep track of money easier
“Master of Learning”- passive skill Learning from seeing/Learning from doing- able to learn classes, jobs and skills from seeing or practicing towards becoming it, passive increase to memorizing
Classes I know exist but haven't unlocked yet
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Ninja, Spellthief, Pirate, Elementalist, Bandit, Blood knight, Viking
Extra class information
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Most classes have secret skills that unlock like titles and achievements. Most classes learn new skills at levels 1, 10, 25, 50 and 100. Some class skills, if similar, will merge combining the two. It doesn't happen normally until the classes level up. Some classes like the ones above are reliant on where you're born.
An example being, if you're born in a ninja village, your primary and secondary classes have a high chance of being ninja. Now that I'm done going over the classes in my head it feels like I've memorized far more of the classes than I would have without the passive…
Jobs
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Alchemist- Able to make potions and poisons more easily
Blacksmith- Able to make metal based weapons more easily
Woodworking- Able to make wood based products more easily
Jeweler- Able to make jewelry more easily
Leatherworker- Able to make leather based equipment more easily
Chef- Able to cook monsters to make them less poisonous and increase in food produced
Tailor- Able to make cloth based equipment more easily
Engineering- Able to make mechanical based products more easily
Gatherer- Increases you're capacity to harvest everything needed for other jobs
Fisher- Increases success rate for fishing
Doctor- Able to diagnose illnesses and treat injuries
Farmer- Increases production of plants grown as well as animals raised
Detective- Upgrades Inspect skill to detect, increased chance to prevent, detect and stop crimes from happening
Tutor- Able to teach people skills, jobs easier (some skills can only be learned from tutoring)
Land Owner- Able to manage land more easily
Construction- Able to draw up plans and build structures more easily
Deconstruction- Able to see weak points in objects you can take advantage of, helps deconstruct items more easily
Mason- Able to build concrete based objects more easily
Merchant- Better buying and selling rates through haggling
Enchanting- Able to add stat boosts to items or add magic spells to an item (Not both will cause explosion) unless enchanted with a rare quality enchant
Synthesizing- Able to combine two like objects the stronger one has more dominant characteristics in the finished product
Automaton Creation- Able to make living dolls that can understand and do basic commands like cleaning and fighting
Extra job information
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Jobs work the same way classes do. When they hit level 100 they can change and grow into better jobs, either by becoming a master of that job or changing it into a different one. I've mastered the chef job in my old life and I can remember either becoming a master chef or a glutton.
I only remember that the definition for glutton meant that I couldn't cook food anymore so I didn't pick it. Not sure if I'll have to specialize with the “Master or Learning” class or if I get both but it will be awhile before I have to worry about it. When you become 10 years old, you get your first heirloom piece and at 15 you get your secondary heirloom piece. I really want to know what was on that book but I'll have to wait 15 years to find out.
Stats
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Strength- Determines how strong your melee attacks are, also effects blocking ability and total rage
Dexterity- Determines your attack speed, also effects evasion ability and total energy Intelligence- Determines how strong your magic is, also effects magic resistance and total mana Stamina- Determines how much damage you take, also effects total fatigue points and total health Auxiliary stats Critical strike- increase the chance of inflicting extra damage every hit Resistance- increase the chance of resisting status effects Hit chance- decreases the chance of missing attacks Health regen- increases the speed that your health naturally recovers over time Mana regen- increases the speed that your mana naturally recovers over time Energy regen- increases the speed that your energy naturally recovers over time Rage- increased through dealing and taking damage Fatigue points- determines how quickly you are worn out from physical activities, also determines your carry weight without being worn out through activities Chi- form of stored power in your body, can only be increased through meditation but there is no cap on the amount that can be generated