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..."background:#DDDDFF" | Jobs that debuted in ''[[Final Fantasy (game)|Final Fantasy]]'' ...(Final Fantasy III)|Final Fantasy III]] • [[Knight (Final Fantasy V)|Final Fantasy V]] )

...ond upgrade to the [[Thunder]] spell. The spell first appears in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. === ''Final Fantasy'' ===

|games=''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ...'''White Mage''' is one of the [[Warriors of Light]] members in ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and the group's only female member. As the game's [[White Mage]] repres

|image=[[File:Tellah FF4 artwork.jpg|250px]]<br>''Final Fantasy IV'' artwork |games=''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''

|games=''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ...ed Mage''' is one of the members of the [[Warriors of Light]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. He is the most balanced character, as he can learn a handful of both [

|games=''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' ...the [[world map]], and is never shown from the outside. In ''Final Fantasy IV'', the Tower of Zot has two bosses, the [[Magnus Sisters]] and [[Barbaricci

{{italic title|Black Mage (''Final Fantasy'')}} ...und:skyblue" | ''This article is about the Black Mage character from Final Fantasy. The following are links to specific Black Mages from another game. See [[B

...e)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise. He makes his first appearance in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''. Ramuh is often associated with the power of thunder and lightning, ===''Final Fantasy III''===

...' series|''Final Fantasy Dimensions''|''Pictlogica Final Fantasy''|''Final Fantasy Record Keeper''}} ...ills and a recurring magic type in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise. Primarily a recovery and support skillset, White Magic can a

...ciencies. They are a core feature of many ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. Jobs can be loosely categorized into physical Jobs, which specia ...obs. In ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'', ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'', and ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'', for example, characters begin with equipment and attack proficien

...Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. It first appears in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''. Ifrit's signature attack is [[Hellfire]], in which it inflicts fir ===''Final Fantasy III''===

|image=[[File:Kain Highwind FF4 art.jpg|250px]]<br>''Final Fantasy IV'' artwork |games=''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''<br>''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''

...ult FF4 art.jpg|250px]]<br>Artwork of Rydia as an adult in ''Final Fantasy IV''</tabber> ...antasy IV]]''<br>''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''<br>''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''

...nchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, first appearing in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is the most basic healing spell, typically restoring a small amount ===''Final Fantasy'' series===

{{italic title|''Final Fantasy III'' (3D remake)}} |title=Final Fantasy III

...sy IV''|the 3D remake that was first released on Nintendo DS|Final Fantasy IV (3D remake)}} |title=Final Fantasy IV

...n ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'', Summons have appeared in nearly every ''Final Fantasy'' game. [[Summoner]]s are one of the main classes that can bring forth a su ...in certain parts of the story — and ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'', and ''[[Final Fantasy XVI]]'', in which they are part of the main story.

...}} September 30, 1999<br>{{flag|Europe}} February 27, 2002<br>'''''[[Final Fantasy V Advance]]:'''''<br>{{flag|Japan}} October 12, 2006<br>{{flag|United State |sew=Final Fantasy V

|title=Final Fantasy III ...e)|the game originally titled ''Final Fantasy III'' in North America|Final Fantasy VI}}

...is a loose reimagining of the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'', with a dark fantasy setting and fast-paced action gameplay inspired by Team Ninja's previous ti ...Fantasy Origin'' is set in a reimagined version of the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]''{{'}}s world, in which [[Jack Garland]] and his party undertake a quest