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Edda doesn't use vanilla First Classes (AKA Swordsman / Mage), on Edda you start with 1-2 Classes already (Sage, Wizard), and can advanced for the next class on Job 50. | Edda doesn't use vanilla First Classes (AKA Swordsman / Mage), on Edda you start with 1-2 Classes already (Sage, Wizard), and can advanced for the next class on Job 50. | ||
Edda also have a different approuach on evolutions, instead of having 3rd Classes, Edda Tales will have fully custom | Edda also have a different approuach on evolutions, instead of having 3rd Classes, Edda Tales will have fully custom "3rd class" as an advanced job to choose from instead, so you can expect multiple choices on classes, | ||
For Example: if you choose to play as a magical class Sage, later when you hit job 50, you wont turn into Professor like vanilla, instead you will be able to choose from 2 options, the Oracle or Elemental Master. | |||
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Revision as of 04:42, 1 June 2026
Classes 
Edda doesn't use vanilla First Classes (AKA Swordsman / Mage), on Edda you start with 1-2 Classes already (Sage, Wizard), and can advanced for the next class on Job 50.
Edda also have a different approuach on evolutions, instead of having 3rd Classes, Edda Tales will have fully custom "3rd class" as an advanced job to choose from instead, so you can expect multiple choices on classes,
For Example: if you choose to play as a magical class Sage, later when you hit job 50, you wont turn into Professor like vanilla, instead you will be able to choose from 2 options, the Oracle or Elemental Master.
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First Classes
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| Sage | Wizard | Priest | Monk | Blacksmith | Alchemist |
| Knight | Crusader | Hunter | Bard/Dancer | Assassin | Rogue |
| Ninja | Taekwon | Gunslinger | Super Novice |
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Advanced Classes