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Warrior

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Warrior is a job class that appears throughout the Final Fantasy series, starting with the first Final Fantasy game. They are warriors, as their name directly states, and they have the highest durability compared to most party members.

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Main article: Warrior (Final Fantasy)

Named Fighter in the original Nintendo Entertainment System version of Final Fantasy, the Warrior is one of the class accessible to the player at the start of the game. Due to his high strength, stamina, and HP while also being able to use most weapons and armor in the game, the Warrior makes for a well-rounded physical class. Its clothing consist of a red armor covering his chest and two pauldrons covering his shoulders. After completing the Citadel of Trials, Bahamut upgrades the Warrior to the Knight class.


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List of Jobs (category)
Jobs that debuted in Final Fantasy
White Mage ( White Mage FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy IV • Final Fantasy V )/White Wizard ( File:White Wizard FF NES sprite.png) • Black Mage ( Black Mage FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy IV • Final Fantasy V )/Black Wizard ( File:Black Wizard FF NES sprite.png) • Red Mage ( Red Mage FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy V )/Red Wizard ( File:Red Wizard FF NES sprite.png) • Black Belt (Monk FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy IV • Final Fantasy V )/Master (File:Master FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III ) • Thief (Thief FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy V )/Ninja (File:Ninja FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy V ) • Warrior (Warrior FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III )/Knight (File:Knight FF NES sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy V )
Jobs that debuted in Final Fantasy II
Dark Knight (File:Dark Knight FFII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy IV ) • Dragoon ( File:Dragoon FFII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy III • Final Fantasy IV • Final Fantasy V )
Jobs that debuted in Final Fantasy III
Onion Knight (File:Onion Knight FFIII FC sprite.png) • Archer ( File:Archer FFIII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy V) • Viking (File:Viking FFIII FC sprite.png) • Mystic Knight ( File:Mystic Knight FFIII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy V ) • Scholar ( File:Scholar FFIII FC sprite.png ) • Geomancer ( File:Geomancer FFIII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy V ) • Conjurer ( File:Conjurer FFIII FC sprite.png ) • Bard ( File:Bard FFIII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy IV • Final Fantasy V ) • Shaman ( File:Shaman FFIII FC sprite.png ) • Warlock ( File:Warlock FFIII FC sprite.png ) • Summoner ( File:Summoner FFIII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy IV • Final Fantasy V ) • Sage ( File:Sage FFIII FC sprite.png • Final Fantasy IV )
Jobs that debuted in Final Fantasy IV
Engineer (File:Engineer FFIV SNES sprite.png ) • Paladin (File:Paladin FFIV SNES sprite.png )
Jobs that debuted in Final Fantasy V
Beastmaster (File:Beastmaster FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Berserker (File:Berserker FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Blue Mage (File:Blue Mage FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Cannoneer (File:Cannoneer FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Chemist (File:Chemist FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Dancer (File:Dancer FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Freelancer (File:Freelancer FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Gladiator (File:Gladiator FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Mime (File:Mime FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Oracle (File:Oracle FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Samurai (File:Samurai FFV SFC sprite.png ) • Time Mage (File:Time Mage FFV SFC sprite.png )
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