Special Class

野獸調鍊師 · Beast Tamer — One who makes ferocious beasts into companions

The beast tamer (野獸調鍊師) is a profession making fierce beasts and magical creatures into companions for combat. More than mere hunters, they're animal psychologists who deeply understand creature nature and psychology to build trust relationships, handling regular animals like lions, tigers, bears, hawks, and wolves to magical beasts like griffins, pegasi, and chimeras. In Western fantasy, D&D's Beast Master Ranger, Diablo's Druid, and Final Fantasy XI's Beastmaster are prominent. Japanese works like Monster Hunter present the hunter-fighting-beasts variant. Eastern tradition frequently depicts Taoist immortals or Three Kingdoms heroes commanding fierce tigers. Often portrayed as solitary figures distanced from human society through their bond with animals.

魔道工學者 · Magitech Engineer — A creator who fuses magic and machinery

The magitech engineer (魔道工學者) is a profession applying magical principles to machines, devices, and structures to create magical implements (magitech). Unlike mages who wield magic directly, magitech engineers build devices that stabilize, store, amplify, and automate magical energy — converting it into tools usable by non-mages. Magic clocks, magic weapons, magic communicators, and magic airships are typical examples. Traditional mages condemn them as heretics 'corrupting the sanctity of magic,' but magitech's advance is unstoppable, becoming the key driver of world technological revolution. Final Fantasy VI (Magitek Warriors), VII (Midgar's Mako technology), and VIII (Esthar's magic city) best implement magitech, and it's also a popular new class in Japanese light novels.