O.o My theory actually had a factual basis?Actually there is lore to support that.
Outside of the CNJ guild is an npc who reminisces (angrily, as it were) to rumors of a group of mages who enjoyed the practice of "angering" the spirits, rather than enjoying harmony with them. This could be the BLM contrast we were looking for, the story just hasn't been fully fleshed out yet.
Edit: the npc's at the cnj guild also speak of their worship of the goddess of plenty, which is the aspect of Earth, and the giant rainbow stone is said to be the egg of a great sky dragon. Those two details could be strong supporting factors of Aero and Earth in the guild.
I see, I wasn't trying to emply that you needed to learn from me, not at all.
Oh, interesting, and yeah some people spell it Wiccan some spell it Wicken. It just depends I guess.
As for magic, I do not believe that humans themselves can use magic, instead they call on demons who do acts to make people believe its magic. There is evidence of this in the bible but, this is not a discussion on religion. Though the question if Magic in the sense of humans casting spells is real is denied by science, We DO KNOW for a fact that people in the past have practiced forms of what they called 'magic'.
But, we are getting distracted.
IMO this is how DoM classes -> jobs should be:
Druid(CNJ) -> WHM
Warlock(THM) -> BLM
Evoker(DoM that summons elementals to fight for them)(PS, if they change CNJ's name, it would make this class easier to name.) -> SMN (Summons Avatars to battle. NOT PRIMALS)
Arcanist (Debuff/Buff and Water nuker) -> ????
Tamer (Charms mobs to act as pets) -> BST (Certain charmed mobs can be mounted and used for battle this way.)
And, that would be the five DoM classes to start off with. Would probably add RDM or BLU later once Musketeer is released for DoW.
I'd prefer:
Druid >> WHM
Wizard >> BLM
Other options could be Elementalist or merely Mage.
Not a fan of Warlock though, it has always had a bit of an villainous connotation to me...
As far as the other classes you mentioned. (Yes Please) *obviously![]()
I have a blog post on new classes and jobs that builds further on this approach.
Last edited by Zantetsuken; 01-20-2012 at 05:23 AM.
I think the names we currently use for mage classes are perfect as they are
FFXIV is awesome :3
I agree with everyone here. Although the phrasing once did make sense (CNJ were more precise with their spells, while THM were more indirect, with debuffs, etc), it no longer does, and it should be addressed in some storyline way.
All they have to do is add in a few lines, or a tiny quest, to explain the change. "THM and CNJ were once known for this, but because of [recent storyline event], they have been forced to change," or something like that...
This is a good way of saying it but, make it so that the change happened before we, the adventurer(s), came to Eorzea. So that, we never knew the old ways.I agree with everyone here. Although the phrasing once did make sense (CNJ were more precise with their spells, while THM were more indirect, with debuffs, etc), it no longer does, and it should be addressed in some storyline way.
All they have to do is add in a few lines, or a tiny quest, to explain the change. "THM and CNJ were once known for this, but because of [recent storyline event], they have been forced to change," or something like that...
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