A few ideas.
Jobs
Boatmaster/Pirate: Self explanatory really.More often than not Luscervan, Human or Elven, these men are master of the sea vessels, living to sail the seven seas and tell stories to youngsters of all the perils they face. Generally hardy folk, they put their efforts into staying alive, so that means cutlass and a sturdy stance.
Martial: 4
Magic: 1
Speed: 3
Toughness: 4
Racial Adjustments for Job Stats
Human: The common race in open lands. Average people, but they have the advantage of being the most populous in city centers, meaning they are more likely to get around large centers without racial prejudice/abuse.
Martial: 0
Magic: 0
Speed: 0
Toughness: 0
Elven: The common race in forests, they are high in intellect and agility. Bleed easy if you manage to hit them.
Martial: 0
Magic: +1
Speed: +1
Toughness: -2
Dwarven: The common race in mountains, they are tough in almost all conditions and although their size doesn't help their speed, it can be of advantage in certain situations.
Martial: +1
Magic: -1
Speed: -2
Toughness: +2
Ingmarian: The common race in deserts and drylands, their skin is leathery, aiding their resilience to both sword and spell while impacting their speed and agility.
Martial: 0
Magic: 0
Speed: -2
Toughness: +2
Luscervan: The common race in wetlands and seaside regions, they are talented in all water activities, although their slightly webbed feet and rubbery skin can let them down when they're on land.
Martial: 0
Magic: +1
Speed: -1 (land), +2 (water)
Toughness: -1
Race-Jobs with pre-adjusted stats
Luscervan Seamaster: A pirate's nightmare, these Luscervans can travel far from land without a boat and often lanch attacks in groups, swimming to ships in the night without being seen or heard until they start climing their way on board.
Martial: 4
Magic: 4
Speed: 3
Toughness: 3
Ingmarian Desert Rider: Generally not fantastic on the offensive, the Desert Rider relies entirely on his steed and his naturally strengthened leather skin to out-last an enemy in any conditions. He commonly rides in, taking swings with a machette or sabre. Desert Riders travel in both groups or alone, and live in the desert away from civilisation.
Martial: 3
Magic: 2
Speed: 5
Toughness: 5
Dwarven Miner: The ability to see in the dark removes any real need for these Dwarves to use magic. Instead, wielding their trusty axes, they make their strikes count. In the light, they cannot run from their attackers but they can take many hits before they fall to their knees.
Martial: 4
Magic: 0
Speed: 3
Toughness: 5
Elven Ranger: Deadly assassins, these men are like a mixture of hunter and ninja. They dwell in the treetops and move silently, then attack aggressively. However, if in the very slim chance you see them before they see you, they are at a terrible disadvantage due to their lack of armour, wearing nothing more than cotton clothing.
Martial: 4
Magic: 3
Speed: 5
Toughness: 1
Human Wizard: Capable of all Black and White magic, he relies entirely on his magic to survive. A powerful wizard generally surrounds himself with people to defend him, otherwise never leaving his tower. It is rare for a wizard to risk himself by going alone into the wild.
Martial: 2
Magic: 5
Speed: 1
Toughness: 1
Also, if a dragon can be used by a Dragoon, I would suggest that it is considered equal with any other creature of it's size/nature, ie an eagle, so as to not give Dragoons too obvious an advantage. Other creatures that could possibly be used by jobs...
Pirate - Parrots
Wizard - Crows/Cats/Familiars
Deser Rider - Camels/Kapoleto
Seamaster - Dolphins
Boatmasters - Seabirds
Ranger - Ocelots/Panthers
Bard - Songbirds
Black Mage - Crows/Cats
Thief - Small birds/Cats
Paladin/Knight/Hunter - Dogs/Hawks/Horses/Chocobos
EDIT:The Kapoleto would be an ideal steed for Desert Riders. Edited my post to reflect that.Originally Posted by Dark_Paladin_Cecil
