Ran'jit's fight style would make a brilliant pet job

[DamianFatale]

Id call it something different. Like Dragonmancer or Channeler. Id rather have a more traditional Beastmaster that uses a ranged weapon like a crossbow. Square Enix has a chance with a unique job that we haven't seen before, and I'd rather they not waste it. A couple more pet jobs would be cool. Also for heavens sake no more limited jobs.

XIV has had impact on Square Enix. Just look at Octopath Traveler. Astrologian showed up in the game as Starseer. It also showed up in Bravely Second. XIV Is a great playground for new ideas that could breathe life into Square Enix games. A dragon oriented pet job would be a fun mainstay.

[Rosentretter]

No one has mentioned the most important fact about Ran'jit yet...

He's a Highlander with EYEBROWS.

When SE... when?!

[Gwenorai]

No one has mentioned the most important fact about Ran'jit yet...

He's a Highlander with EYEBROWS.

When SE... when?!

This proves how powerful he is.

[Daralii]

Id call it something different. Like Dragonmancer or Channeler. Id rather have a more traditional Beastmaster that uses a ranged weapon like a crossbow. Square Enix has a chance with a unique job that we haven't seen before, and I'd rather they not waste it. A couple more pet jobs would be cool. Also for heavens sake no more limited jobs.

XIV has had impact on Square Enix. Just look at Octopath Traveler. Astrologian showed up in the game as Starseer. It also showed up in Bravely Second. XIV Is a great playground for new ideas that could breathe life into Square Enix games. A dragon oriented pet job would be a fun mainstay.

They already had a dragon-oriented pet job. It was XI's Dragoon. Yoshida also named BST and PUP specifically when he was listing off potential future limited jobs.

I'd definitely like Ran'jit's themes to come back and be playable just because there seems to be a lot under the hood that's just barely touched upon(him surviving a drop that the Viis couldn't even measure, referring to Bakugetz as a creature borne of his blood suggesting some kind of hemomancy) and seems like it could be very unique, not just in Square games. I don't think I've ever seen a class that combined blood control, pets, transformation, and martial arts.

[ADVSS]

They already had a dragon-oriented pet job. It was XI's Dragoon. Yoshida also named BST and PUP specifically when he was listing off potential future limited jobs.

I'd definitely like Ran'jit's themes to come back and be playable just because there seems to be a lot under the hood that's just barely touched upon(him surviving a drop that the Viis couldn't even measure, referring to Bakugetz as a creature borne of his blood suggesting some kind of hemomancy) and seems like it could be very unique, not just in Square games. I don't think I've ever seen a class that combined blood control, pets, transformation, and martial arts.

You, know when you list those things, those are a lot of requested new job themes I've seen pop up in the forums here every now and again. Could be interesting if they do let it out the box, considering it offers something that I've seen requested - ex: Morphing job, Scythe-wielding class, blood mage, etc

[DamianFatale]

You, know when you list those things, those are a lot of requested new job themes I've seen pop up in the forums here every now and again. Could be interesting if they do let it out the box, considering it offers something that I've seen requested - ex: Morphing job, Scythe-wielding class, blood mage, etc

Exactly! I see so many requests for a necromancer/scythe type of a job, but I fail to see any ideas that would actually fit in Final Fantasy. For me personally it needs to be whimsical and fantastical. Ran'jit fits the description completely.

[AlphaFox]

They already had a dragon-oriented pet job. It was XI's Dragoon. Yoshida also named BST and PUP specifically when he was listing off potential future limited jobs.

I can't imagine limited jobs are going to be well received, least from the way I've seen complaints about BLU. Though I will agree I did love his style and a class based off him would be awesome. Though watch it just end up being a Monk 81-90 thing.

[Izanagi_Fiaresu]

Id call it something different. Like Dragonmancer or Channeler. Id rather have a more traditional Beastmaster that uses a ranged weapon like a crossbow. Square Enix has a chance with a unique job that we haven't seen before, and I'd rather they not waste it. A couple more pet jobs would be cool. Also for heavens sake no more limited jobs.

XIV has had impact on Square Enix. Just look at Octopath Traveler. Astrologian showed up in the game as Starseer. It also showed up in Bravely Second. XIV Is a great playground for new ideas that could breathe life into Square Enix games. A dragon oriented pet job would be a fun mainstay.

Dragoon was a dragonpet job in XI