Geomancer Hammer? Not the next healer but what is?

[MirronTulaxia]

Every time I see someone asking for "another" Geomancer with a hammer I always wonder where the first one was lmao.

You could argue that Explorers Geomancers use hammers. I think they technically use clubs but in terms of unique differences from a hammer there isn't much of one. Geomancers in FFT also use axes, which are basically sharp clubs.

That said I wouldn't want to see clubs or axes, and if it's a healer it'll hopefully be something a bit more... well, nice looking honestly. Not much sense in them being in melee or using a weapon like that, the weapons currently used by healers/casters is to channel aether better.

[BasicBlake]

You could argue that Explorers Geomancers use hammers. I think they technically use clubs but in terms of unique differences from a hammer there isn't much of one. Geomancers in FFT also use axes, which are basically sharp clubs.

That said I wouldn't want to see clubs or axes, and if it's a healer it'll hopefully be something a bit more... well, nice looking honestly. Not much sense in them being in melee or using a weapon like that, the weapons currently used by healers/casters is to channel aether better.

Ganen the first king of Doma is shown with a bell (and dual wielding a sword with it) as well as the caster Geomancer themed monsters in Swallow’s Compass and Heaven on a High also using them.

[MirronTulaxia]

Ganen the first king of Doma is shown with a bell (and dual wielding a sword with it) as well as the caster Geomancer themed monsters in Swallow’s Compass and Heaven on a High also using them.

Bells would be my guess as well, or possibly something more out there like a compass (they are masters of feng shui after all) if they want to avoid something too close to a staff. I'm just pointing out that Geomancers have used hammers (or at least hammer-like weapons) in the past, so it's not unreasonable for them to have it here.

[BasicBlake]

Bells would be my guess as well, or possibly something more out there like a compass (they are masters of feng shui after all) if they want to avoid something too close to a staff. I'm just pointing out that Geomancers have used hammers (or at least hammer-like weapons) in the past, so it's not unreasonable for them to have it here.

I dunno why they would change the weapons when we already have a bunch of Geomancer with bells/rattle maces.