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聖職者 · Cleric — A battle priest who fights and heals through divine power

A class that prays to a deity and receives holy magic to use in battle. More offensive than a healer, combining holy attack magic and healing into a hybrid combat-support role. Particularly devastating against undead and demons. Combat style and available magic change completely depending on the deity they follow.

治癒師 · Healer — The heart of the party who restores life

A class specializing in healing magic. Recovers party members' injuries and removes status ailments, while top-tier healers also possess the ability to resurrect the fallen. Low attack ability, but as long as the party is alive, the battle continues — it is said that with a healer present, you cannot lose.

自然祭司 · Druid — An ancient priest who has become one with nature

An ancient priestly class that takes natural phenomena and the cycle of life as their faith, wielding nature magic. They handle all nature-related magic from healing, shapeshifting, and summoning plants and animals to unleashing natural disasters. An absolute authority in forest, mountain, and coastal natural regions.

巫師 · Shaman — A spirit communicator who traverses between the spirit world and reality

A primitive yet powerful class that directly communicates with spirits, ancestral gods, and nature deities to borrow their power. Unlike civilized mages, they wield magic through instinct and spiritual empathy rather than theory. An all-around magical leader of tribal society who handles healing, divination, curses, and spirit summoning alike.

祭司長 · High Priest — The highest religious authority who bridges gods and humanity

The highest religious position who presides over temple rites and receives divine revelations to convey to the faithful. Direct combat is rarer than for healers or clerics, but through the direct divine grace of a deity, the scale and power of their holy magic is incomparably greater. The pinnacle of religious authority rivaling royal power.

Anubis · Egyptian God — Guardian of Death and Mummification

Anubis is known in ancient Egyptian mythology as the deity guiding souls of the dead and presiding over the mummification process. He is typically depicted with the head of a black jackal and the body of a man. Anubis symbolizes death, resurrection, and the order of the afterlife for ancient Egyptians.

Unicorn · Monoceros — Legendary Horse with a Sacred Horn

The unicorn is a legendary horse-like creature distinguished by a single horn on its forehead. It is regarded as a symbol of purity and divinity and is often associated with healing powers. Unicorns appear frequently in ancient texts and art, revealing themselves only to those with pure hearts.

Monoceros · Unicorn — Legendary one-horned creature

The Monoceros is a mythical animal distinguished by a single horn on its forehead. Mentioned in ancient Greco-Roman texts, it is revered as a symbol of purity and virtue. While similar to the Western unicorn, it possesses its own unique lore and imagery.

Temple of Zeus · Ancient Greek Temple — Monumental sanctuary for Zeus

The Temple of Zeus was a grand structure located in Olympia, Greece, dedicated to the chief deity Zeus. Built in the 5th century BCE, it was regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The temple housed a colossal statue of Zeus crafted by Phidias.