Which job is more "artistic"/serene in combat?

[CrimsonDark]

"artistic" i mean less wild (like warrior) and with more serenity.

i'm think that maybe red mage (stylish) or white mage (harmonious) or paladin (disciplined)

in term of roleplay, i'm think like a noble, quiet, pride and powerful apparency

in term of anime character, someone like Kuchiki Byakuya

Which job do you think is most appropriate?

ps: i'm thinking, maybe, change my race to Elezen too (to fit).

[GrumbleBeard]

The answer is Monk.

[HyoMinPark]

I don't know if it would fit your description, but I've always thought Astrologian had very pretty animation. Very girly and sparkly.

[Dualgunner]

Samurai has an entire theme of beauty surrounding it. Here is a list of the ability names and their meanings.

[CrimsonDark]

I don't know if it would fit your description, but I've always thought Astrologian had very pretty animation. Very girly and sparkly.

Hey, wich bow is that in the picture? lookslike celestial... is amazing

[ChaoticCrimson]

SMN/SCH draw math doodles in their books. Not the same kind of "artistic" we're going for here, though...

[HyoMinPark]

Hey, wich bow is that in the picture? lookslike celestial... is amazing

It's the Artemis Bow Ultima. And yes, it is absolutely amazing. ^^

[Eloah]

what's more artistic/serene than playing with a Faerie, XD

[Shurrikhan]

Samurai has an entire theme of beauty surrounding it. Here is a list of the ability names and their meanings.

Many of these were guesses from beta, before NA players could play on the JPN client / language. With the kanji now clear, most of the meanings are obvious from swapping client versions.

Hakaze - 刀風 (Blade Wind), pun on the more frequent 羽風 (the wind from a wingbeat / from flying).

Jinpu - 陣風 (Militant/War Wind), pun on the more frequent 神風 (divine wind).

Shifu - 士風. Not a homophone with any common words. Again you can see the suffix 風, which literally means wind, but generally just marks the prior as a style or manner of doing something. The prefix is 士, which alone would mean samurai, but can be a bit more varied as a prefix of a compound to mean just a respected man or one in the related profession (士官, shi + to official/authority/gov. service = officer; 士気, shi + spirit/air/mood = moral / esprit de corps). Likely means something like the wind of the samurai.

Gekko - 月光. Literally, moonlight.

Kasha - 花車. Literally, flower wheel.

Yukikaze - 雪風. Common word. Snow-bearing winds.

Enpi - 燕飛. Swallow's flight.

Mangetsu - 満月. Full Moon.

Oka - 桜花. Cherry Blossom.

Meikyo Shisui - 明鏡止水. Clear mirror, still water. (The mind gives the best image when at calm.)

Ageha - 鳳蝶. A bit strange. By the reading, it's essentially 揚羽(蝶), a swallowtail (butterfly), but in this case it's written with a rarer variant, using Firebird -- instead of swallowtail / braised-wing -- and butterfly. Seems a symmetry, similar to "(float like a) butterfly, (sting like a) bee".

Kaiten - 回天. Turn the heavens.

Shinten - 震天. Shake the heavens. （Note the 4-character phrase 震天動地、earth-shaking, or literally, to shake the heavens and move the earth).

Kyuten - 九天. The heavens (entire); the heavenly palace.

Guren - 紅蓮. A crimson lotus flower, generally. Alternatively, its color: bright red.

Hagakure - 葉隠(れ). Hidden / hiding in the leaves. (Also the other name of the Leaf Village from Naruto..., apart from 火の葉, the flame (nation)'s leaf (village).)

[Anselmet]

Dragoon has sakura pettles blossoming out of one of our attacks. Clearly we are the most artistic and elegant class.