That's what I think as well. It makes me wonder how long Golbez had his henchman impersonating the King of Baron? The game or the manual mentioned that Cecil became a Dark Knight at the King's request.
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You know, when Cecil was a Dark Knight, he didn't use a lot of magic. He was all about the attack with his awesome swords. In the FF4 that I'm familiar with, Golbez doesn't do a lot of attacking. He mostly casts all kinds magic.
The only class I can think of that appears in two characters is White Wizard, as Rosa and Porom. They both are proficient in white magic (obviously), and that's what defines "White Wizard". Porom can use "Twin" when Palom is around, and Rosa can use "Aim", but at their core, they use White Magic.
So if you take the only Dark Knight you see (Cecil), and look at what he dominantly does, you can assume that Dark Knights do that. Cecil attacks with his sword. In the non SNES versions, he can use "Dark Wave", but it's not too useful and doesn't accurately reflect his forte.
My guess is that Golbez's class is one you don't see in another character. The closest I can imagine would be the Lunar, as seen in FuSoYa. Golbez seems talented with magic, and is the nephew of FuSoYa, and was not raised as a Dark Knight by King Baron, like Cecil was.
You have to remember that while Cecil was a Dark Knight he was relatively low leveled so he didn't have much magic to begin with, and you encounter Golbez for the first time later in the game
And Lunarian is a race - its NOT a class.
Cecil was also demilunarian (see above).
And the unique magic spells innate to Golbez are probably incidental to his class. There probably just things creators added to make him a litter toughter and different as a boss.
Even so, his skills more so represent a sage with ability to cast both white and blacks spells up to the strongest of them. I think they just decided to rename his sage class as Lunarian so people would realize he's not human. Although I can't imagine why, I figure anyone who says "I'm not a human" while sitting on a chair in a large crystal palace to be most definitly not a human. But that's just me. >.>
And where was this at by the way? I've never heard they had thier own classes in the game. Unless I missed it blatantly in the game (which I seem to have a tendancy to do in most games >.>), I'm assuming it's in an art book or some such extra thing? Hmmm I'm curious now to see what they classify Locke as. >.>Quote:
Also, in FFVI, Mog's class and race are both Moguri, and Umaro's are both (abominable) Snowman.
The original Japanese version of the game if I'm recalled well. Though I can't remember if they made Locke's class as "Thief" or "Treause Hunter". Guessing thief.
As for the original questions, wearing armour doesn't make one a knight, so I'm going with Golbez being a powerful Black Wizard.
Lock's class is Adventurer (Boukensha).
:Dsage:D
He's a Summoner/Black Mage who wears armor. Nothing he ever does in the game demonstrates any finesse with weaponry, so he can't be a Knight. He can summon monsters and he can use black magic. So THERE.
I would definitely put him at "Warlock."
Evil Doer. He does evil things, and casts Black Magic....As far as we know he could be Dr. Evil himself!!! We never see his face!!