What job was she?

[Cilia]

The fact Ala Mhigo isn't a strong magical country suggests Red Magic may be their answer to the specialized mages of other countries, given it's an "all-rounder" discipline that can be picked up by-the-by and doesn't have a high mastery curve. It just uses bits of both Black and White Magic.

What the heck is Red Magic, anyway? That's what they should put in - something specifically defined as "Red Magic."

[Vexander]

The fact Ala Mhigo isn't a strong magical country suggests Red Magic may be their answer to the specialized mages of other countries, given it's an "all-rounder" discipline that can be picked up by-the-by and doesn't have a high mastery curve. It just uses bits of both Black and White Magic.

What the heck is Red Magic, anyway? That's what they should put in - something specifically defined as "Red Magic."

That's what I'm afraid of. That its summed up lorewise as, 'Just some guy with a bit of magic and a sword.' I'd rather see it as an equal to White Mages and Black Mages, to Scholars and Summoners, to be sufficiently meaningful in the lore. I don't feel like the class could get that from Ala Mhigo.

[Hinoto-no-Ryuji]

That's what I'm afraid of. That its summed up lorewise as, 'Just some guy with a bit of magic and a sword.' I'd rather see it as an equal to White Mages and Black Mages, to Scholars and Summoners, to be sufficiently meaningful in the lore. I don't feel like the class could get that from Ala Mhigo.

Well, we know very little about Ala Mhigo. Give it a chance to get fleshed out a bit, I say.

But I also feel like a certain benefit of the doubt has been earned. After all, has the game ever failed to make the Jobs feel sufficiently meaningful in the lore?