You can also focus on supporting allies and raising their brave easily throughout battles. Slot 1 - Chemist, sub-Squire (Ramza): Great for controlling the map from a distance via guns and healing/raising allies without charge times/faith failures.My last playthrough, I completely ignored story characters and only used a small group of generics I built from the ground up to represent myself and my friends: Almost any combo can be feasible as long as you balance skills among your party. I mean, it really just comes down to what you like and what you want to try. All we can do here is suggest things we personally enjoy. Short Charge is almost a given, but can be replaced with Arcane Strength for extra punch, at your discretion. Not quite tge punch of a Black Mage/Arithmatician, their summons still provide a great deal of diversity that a Black Mage's redundant skillset lacks. Summoner/Arithmatician is a magical demi-god. Equip for Movement and HP for versatility and survivability. Counter or First Strike turns you into a wild west gunslinger. Guns never miss for damage, but Concentrate still helps with break skills. Awesome insta-heals at range, and great ability to break stats and equipment too. Not the most fun or practical to obtain, but hard to argue with the deadly results.Д¬hemist/Knight is a great support character. There's no strategy, just a steamrolling to hand out. Onion Knight, fully equipped in onion gear. They won't be seeing combat so nothing else matters. Keep them in a back corner and have them rain constant minor damage, stat breaks, and debuffs on the opposition. Geomancer/Dancer is meant to avoid the frontlines. Shirahadori and Concentrate will add some Ninja reflexes and precision to your unit.

Equip for Movement first, then PA over Speed. Steal equipment, then kill the target by throwing it back at him. Ninja/Thief is a build geared towards humiliation. Short Charge and Critical Quick for quick support in a pinch. Heals and buffs out the ass, with Holy and Meteor if they need to rain destruction. Equip Spear is a given, and Shirahadori is priceless. Equip for Speed first, then PA or HP at your discretion. Jump is based on Speed, so Ninja might seem more fitting with their superior multiplier, but Thief is more than adequate and I find stealing to be a superior backup skillset to throw when Jump dominates the damage output. Vehemence and Counter or First Strike are great for adding extra fun to your dominance, and Monk skills will add a great deal of utility and versatility to this otherwise implacable behemoth of death and nightmarish destruction. Minimize Faith and maximize Brave, then equip for PA first, HP second. Samurai doesn't need MP, but gets boosts from MA, making Black Mage superior to Summoner if you just want to use Iaido.Дark Knight/Monk is good for cheesing. Literally identical in every other way from skills to equips.

Equip for MA over MP or HP, and slap on Arcane Strength and Counter Magic to cement superiority and become as a god made flesh.Д«lack Mage again, this time subbing Samurai. Have him Berserk and Blind your enemies, break their equipment, and stick around to draw their attacks while your weaker units mop up.Д«lack Mage/Orator will mop the floor with anyone and with high chances of inflicting Death Sentence, Sleep, and Invitation, they'll also set other units up for laying a beat-down. Equip for MP and Magic Evasion, and stick Counter and Short Charge on. You'll find a ton of stuff to try with a little looking around here. Should a character with Dark Knight focus on Bravery or Faith? Are these good choices? I want a well rounded team. Also what of a healer? I hear a lot of people use primarily Chemist instead of White Mage.Д®dit 2: Highly considering Summoner/Samurai, Dark Knight/Monk and perhaps Ninja/Monk. I'm not sure what works best with certain jobs yet. I like having him as a boss killer.Д®dit: I'm really interested in Summoner, Samurai, Dark Knight, Monk and Ninja so recommendations with those would help a lot. The only limitations are that I refuse to use Mathematician to cheese the game and that Ramza will most likely stay Squire/Knight unless theres a really compelling argument for anything else. I was hoping to create a balanced team with both melee and casters represented. Its been years since I played FFT so my knowledge is limited so I only recall the basics of what each job does and the effects of Faith/Bravery. Looking for some advice on job combinations for my 5 man team.

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