Marche's Job Class

**vireblaze** · 03-08-2005, 10:58 PM

AHHHH!!!! OMG, OMG, OMG!!! You got Excalibur 2 and Nagrarok?! How? Tell me, HOW!!!!????

**Excelsior** · 03-08-2005, 11:39 PM

nagrarock? mine is a paladin fighter with excalibur 2 and regular excalibur, but i have never heard of this nagrarock. where do u get it?

**Skyblade** · 03-09-2005, 03:34 AM

*Sigh* I swear, you people should just try to complete as many missions as possible. That's where you get most of the ultra powerful unique items.

The Nagrarok is the quest reward for "Valuable Fake", a dispatch mission available once you have completed "Diamond Rain" and "Run for Fun". It requires one Rainbowite and one Bent Sword.

The Nagrarok has the following stats:
Attack: 75
Speed: 6
Move: 1

**vireblaze** · 03-09-2005, 05:23 PM

Anyway, Marche is my Paladin. Ritz is an Assasin, Shara is a Sniper, and Montblanc is a Juggler. Babus is, of course, a Runeseeker.

**Skyblade** · 03-09-2005, 07:36 PM

You forgot two...

Ezel is a Hermetic, and Cid is a Judgemaster.

**vireblaze** · 03-09-2005, 11:11 PM

Well, I forgot Ezel, but I don't have Cid on my team yet.

**Skyblade** · 03-10-2005, 03:08 AM

Hmm... Cid isn't on your team yet? Poor you... He has some awesome abilities.

Back on topic: Marche does well as any of the really good Human classes, though he does slightly better at the physical ones, due to his starting stats. Make him a Hunter, a Ninja, a Paladin, a Fighter, or a Blue Mage, and you probably won't be disappointed. Paladin is my favorite for him, because Knightswords ensure that he gets an attack capable of turning even the strongest foes into confetti in less time than it takes you to travel across Ivalice. Hunter has an excellent range advantage (although just give "Hunt" abilities to your Paladin, with Sonic Boom mastered, and he'll have a long range attack too...), Ninjas are fast and have good evasion. Theives have slightly better set stats, but knives suck, so don't bother using them by the end. Having Marche as a Blue Mage is awesome as long as you have him become one ASAP so that he can learn all of the abilities (although he only needs to know Learning to learn the abilities. You can switch him away from Blue Mage after he masters that, if you like). If you can get all of the Blue Magic abilities, you will be able to have an ability to get around every elemental law, and Blue Mages have decent attacks, and a wide arrange of weapons to choose from (though the Talwar is undoubtedly my favorite).

**tailz** · 03-10-2005, 05:06 PM

Originally Posted by Skyblade

*Sigh* I swear, you people should just try to complete as many missions as possible. That's where you get most of the ultra powerful unique items.

The Nagrarok is the quest reward for "Valuable Fake", a dispatch mission available once you have completed "Diamond Rain" and "Run for Fun". It requires one Rainbowite and one Bent Sword.

The Nagrarok has the following stats:
Attack: 75
Speed: 6
Move: 1

you said it skyblade its not that hard to do all 300 misions and youl get rewarded if you do (heres a cookie for ya:P ) i think its more like omg thx to a smurfing bug tailz has two exaliber 2s now thats omg if you dont have anyone in your neighberhood with this game (snik) but ok you should do all misions really

**vireblaze** · 03-10-2005, 05:11 PM

Hey, Skyblade. I'm having troubles deciding between two sub-action skills. Blue Magic, and Item, which one should I choose?

**tailz** · 03-10-2005, 05:18 PM

blue mage dont use item if you need healing spells you can use them with blue magic and if that doesnt satisfy you train him as white mage wich i wouldnt recomend cause of probably low magic power but you have other team members for that stuff atleast i hope you have use them for healing focus marche on pure power

just my advice skyblade would probably drill it in the ground with one of his many ideas but well i tried

**Skyblade** · 03-10-2005, 06:51 PM

You are quite right tailz.

Actually, this does have one small problem. If you are using Item and Blue Magic as sub action abilities, then which one you use should actually depend on what Items you have, and what Blue Magics Marche knows. If you only know, say, Goblin Punch, you should probably go with Items.

But, if you are having trouble deciding, then I think it is safe to assume that you have a decent number of Blue Magics acquired, in which case you should definitely go with Blue Magic. It is one of the most versatile and powerful A-Ability sets in the game.

**vireblaze** · 03-10-2005, 07:17 PM

Sweet! Thanks. By the way, there is another way to get Excalibur 2 (I think) You place three mountains next to each other, and go for a treasure hunt. Hopefully, they shake. The mountains of course.

**Skyblade** · 03-10-2005, 07:36 PM

Actually, no. Treasure Hunts are determined by what areas border the area where the treasure will appear. Any area can be the one affected. To get the Excalibur, I believe the combination is two mountains and two deserts. You can't get the Excalibur 2 through Treasure Hunt, only through the mission, I believe.
__M
D X D
__M
Like that. X can be any type of area.

A Treasure Hunt occurs any time an area touches at least two other areas (and of course only when one of the areas in question is placed).

**Xalioniaf** · 03-17-2005, 06:28 AM

I've only got him at level 12 right now, but I've changed him all over the place. He's learned alot of Aim A-abilities, as well as Counter and Maintinence from Thief. I don't like Soldier A-Abilities, so I had him learn three then switched him to a Paladin with Dash Boots for better movement.

**Skyblade** · 03-19-2005, 06:04 AM

Go from Dash Boots to Ninja Tabi ASAP. Paladins have terrible movement for a melee class.

Soldier A-Abilities are really useful if the enemy is much higher level than you (and Mug is fun, even if you don't really need the money), since they work as equalizers, but otherwise they aren't worth the trouble.

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