By "LB" you mean the Limit Break? I'm still not entirely sure how that works. Does it have to be one of the DPS who uses it?
(Sorry about asking such obvious noob questions.)
Yes, LB means Limit Break, and no problem. Everyone has to learn at some point.
Little off topic, but good for you to know. Each class has its own category of limit break and each tier has differing power.
Tanks (WAR, PLD, GLD, MRD) = Defensive buff
Healer (SCH, WHM, CNJ) = Full heal. The only time you will probably ever use this is a T3 LB when everyone is dead. Instantly raises and full cures everyone.
Oddity (BRD, ARC) = Full heal, same as above.
Melee DPS (DRG, MNK, LNC, PGL) = Single target massive attack. This is what SHOULD be used on trial Ifrit's Nail.
Mage DPS (BLM, SMN, ACN, THM) = Ground target AoE massive attack. This is what should be used on hard mode Ifrit's Nails.


the limit break is different depending on who uses it and what bar it's at
gladiators and marauders put a defensive buff on all nearby party members for a short while (gets stronger for each bar)
conjurers, scholars, and archers do an aoe heal (at level 3 limit break it heals for full health and revives everyone in range)
arcanists (summoners) and thaumaturges do an aoe damage ability (gets stronger for each bar)
pugilists and lancers do a single target damage ability (gets stronger for each bar
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