This means that Focus will be obsolete for Ramza at that point. He has more skills than the common squire, and the skill, Shout, will be your absolute go to self-buff in Chapter 4. Overall: Ramza’s version of a squire is a growing job class that is well balanced. Increases the amount of JP given during battle. Trigger: Physical Damage (From a range away)Īdd a monster ability for any neighboring regular monster ally with an elevation level difference up to 3.Īllows one to defend oneself. Nullifying the damage won’t count.)Ĭounter Tackle: A Counterattack with a tackle. JP Needed: N/A (You must learn it from the Assassins or Ultima Demons by surviving the Ultima spell they cast.

Ultima: A magic spell that damages the target(s) with pure energy (Becomes available on Chapter 4). Shout: Increases Bravery by 10, Speed by 1, and Physical and Magic Attack power by 1 with a powerful battle cry (Become available on Chapter 4). Steel: Increases an ally’s Bravery by 5 (Becomes available on Chapter 2). JP Needed: N/A (initially starts with it) Tailwind: Increases an ally’s Speed by 1.Ĭhant: Uses own HP to recover an ally with twice the amount. Salve: Cures an ally from blind, poison, and/or silence anomalies. Stone: Throw a stone at an enemy from distance. Has more abilities than the average Squire. Uniqueness: Can also equip Helmets, Robes, Armor, and Shields starting in Chapter 2, and Knight Swords in Chapter 4. Below, I will list the skills and abilities while describing them, the job points needed to learn them, and the overall thought for the job classes (only the playable ones). These unique job classes may have something as to why they are unique. As for unique monsters, I will list their passive abilities and skills they possess in the unique part of the Monsters' abilities and skills section. This page has a lists of unique job classes that are playable with the Abilities and Skills of each class.

Final fantasy tactics skills