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| Power
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| Agility
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| Physique
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| Dexterity
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| Wisdom
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| Durability
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[edit] Descriptions
[edit] Careers Advisor
A Merchant supports others by manufacturing goods, and can attack well if they have enough money to spend. For a Merchant, the greater their capital, the greater their power.
A Merchant has the ability to use medicine on team members, and can make special snacks for pets from ingredients collected from meditation. These snacks can strengthen a pet's elemental attributes.
[edit] GameTribe
Although they are not the most powerful warriors, Merchants know very well how to use magic spells to inflict damage and weaken their enemies. Being Merchants, they need to use their money to fight and create spells, so they must be ready to pay when the time for battle arrives… For them, the greater their capital, the greater their power.
Merchants can be good friends to have in a group when facing epic adventures, because they are able to support others by manufacturing goods and using medicine effectively on team members. They can also make snacks for pets, thus strengthening pets’ elemental attributes.
[edit] AeriaGames
Every player can hock their wears, but it's the Merchant who gets the most bang for their buck. With their trusty abacus in tow, a Merchant can calculate exactly what they need, improving luck for material gathering and item crafting. Their knowledge of exclusive trade secrets allows them access to manufacturing special goods and services available nowhere else, and they know how to put their money to work for them - by using it to deal damage and extort unsuspecting monsters! Best of all, as a player grows in the Merchant job, they can open up additional selling stall slots and rack up a break on city taxes! It may not seem like a class primed for the heat of battle, but there are many advantages awaiting those willing to walk the path of the Merchant.
[edit] Qualification
Requirements: 10,000 gold, one random level 23 weapon
To obtain the merchant qualification, visit the Merchant Careers Advisor at X:163 Y:86 in Eversun City. He will require a fee of 10,000 gold to obtain an MBA and to return to him with a level 23 weapon of his choosing (Frosty Foil, Fiery Saber, Damp Dagger, Willow Leaf Bow, Smiley Syringe, Granite Gloves, Fine Feather Fan, Zither, Wispy Wand, Hair-Raising Halberd or Iron Staff). The Iron Hammer and Iron Abacus do not appear to be used in the qualification.
[edit] Base Sub-Stats
- HP: 400
- MP: 68
- Attack: 74
- Defense: 12
- Evasion: 8
- Accuracy: 9
- Magic Attack: 15
- Magic Defense: 16
- Magic Evasion: 1
- Magic Accuracy: 1
- Critical Attack: 1
[edit] Sub-Stat Increases per Stat Point used
- Power
- Physique (increase HP recovery and block rate)
- +6.0 HP
- +1.0 Attack
- +0.3 Defense
- +0.1 Magic Defense
- Wisdom (increase MP recovery)
- +1.9 MP
- +0.5 Magic Attack
- +0.3 Magic Defense
- Agility (increase magic speed and decrease cooling time)
- +0.7 Attack
- +1.3 Evasion
- +0.3 Magic Evasion
- Dexterity (increase critical-hit rate)
- +1.0 Attack
- +1.5 Accuracy
- +0.2 Magic Attack
- +0.3 Magic Accuracy
- +0.1 Critical Attack
- Durability
- Results gained by increasing one stat by 10, recording the change in substats and dividing by ten to obtain result for one stat point.
[edit] Skills
These skills use money to make shields, prepare insurance or make snacks for pets using ingredients collected from meditation.
Trade secrets also includes the ability to use medicine effectively - a useful talent for jobs that rely on medicine.
| HP Medicine Boost
Increases healing effect to 50% when using HP healing medicine on team members or pets.
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| MP Medicine Boost
Increases healing effect to 50% when using MP healing medicine on team members or pets.
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These skills use money and the abacus to attack or weaken enemies.
The damage most of these skills inflict is improved by a better physical attack power, but a few attacks using money are not affected by physical attack power of Merchant.
| Coin Toss
Attacks the target with coins. Receive an IOU if successful.
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| Extortion
Uses an abacus to extort payments by force. Each successful hit yields gold. 3 IOU is used for each attack.
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| Bankeruption
An attack that inflicts damage for an amount of gold. Damage is capped.
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| Mathemattack
Flips coins and counts the heads as binary ones and tails as zeros to calculate damage. Higher levels get more heads.
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| Strapped for Cash
Strap money to yourself to attract spirits of ill fortune. Improves team members' fighting chance but lowers yours.
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| Money Rain
Attacks enemies in the surrounding area, but wastes a lot of money.
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| Doubloon Discharge
Make a doubloon from coins and throws it at the enemy. More effective if it hits the enemy in the head, face, hand, or foot.
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These skills let you equip abacuses whilst in different jobs.
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| Cash Windfall
Increases fixed HP recovery cast by %. 1/2 effect for non-Merchant occupations.
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[edit] Suitabilities
| Sword | 70
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| Saber | 70
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| Spear | 60
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| Axe | 80
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| Boxing Gloves | 60
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| Staves | 60
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| Bow | 60
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| Dagger | 70
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| Wand | 60
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| Syringe | 60
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| Instrument | 60
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| Fan | 60
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| Abacus | 100
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A Merchant is perfectly suited to using abacuses, and relatively competent with axes.
A Merchant is competent using swords, sabers, and daggers. Other weapons aren't really suitable for this job.
Tank build: 2 dura 1 agi
[edit] Life Quests
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
Trade Secrets
Trading Skills
