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Sorry I went out for a while. Now I have to go wash a car and cook dinner, but when I'm done with all of that, I'll be back and I'll get right to work on updating the classes.

Meh....I dunno what you guys want so I'll post what I have right now. I can add some things, change somethings...if anyone has any questions don't hesitate to ask.

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[ Only those of the western discipline may attain these titles. ]


Infantryman - Knight - Great Knight
---------------- Cavalier - Paladin


There are many who cherish the noble warriors who keep the peace and lay their lives on the line for the sake of justice. It is the dream of many children to be just like their chivalrous role models to protect their homes and their honor.


Their training begins as a lowly infantryman, armed with only a shield and their choice of a lance or a broadsword. Their armor is light, for the sake of mobility, as they are the first to charge into a battle. With much training, the infantryman has a choice of becoming a full fledged knight or a cavalier.


As a knight, their armor is heavier which increases their defense and resistance while at the same time eating away at their speed and evasion capabilities. The Knight is able to wield both the sword and the lance in battle, the sword worn at the hip, the lance carried in one hand, and their trusty shield in the other. Further training allows the knight to attain the highest status of the great knight. In essence, they become walking tanks. Their armor gives them further defense and resistance, while they lose even more speed and mobility. In addition to the sword and the lance, the great knight is capable of wielding axes. The knight them self is, at this point, very strong with or without their armor. Their power is not to be taken lightly. They are a fearsome foe for any to face.


If they choose to walk the path of the cavalier, the knight is given a steed on which to battle. Though they aren't limited to engaging in combat only on their horses, however, they aren't capable of leaving their horses out of battle. Their armor remains lighter than that of a knights while being thicker and more protective of their wearer than the armor of an infantry man. They are capable of wielding both the lance and the sword in battle. Their mobility is their strong point in battle, allowing these powerful fighters to move great distances to engage in combat of their foes. At the pinnacle of their training, the cavalier receives the title of paladin. Their armor becomes just a bit thicker so that they don't sacrifice their mobility. Such warriors are capable of using lances, swords, or axes. What really separates them from knights, other than their lighter armor and horses, is their ability to use healing magic to assist their allies in battle.


Strengths

Infantrymen: Mobile in battle, and their have formidable strength. Because of the low class, they are usually found in groups.

Knights / Great Knights: They posses immense power and defensive capabilities, and have the ability to use several weapons.

Cavalier / Paladin: Along with their ability to use several types of weapons, they are powerful fighters, mobile, and able to use healing magic.


Weaknesses

Infantrymen: Their defensive capabilities are only par, and their magic capabilities are low.

Knights / Great Knights: Their resistance is higher than that of the infantrymen and cavaliers, however, they still aren't able to withstand magic well. Water and electrical magic most specifically. Their speed is very low, and their evasion is even lower. Abysmal magical capabilities.

Cavalier / Paladin: Even though their magical capabilities are higher than that of their counterparts, their resistance is still on the lower end of the spectrum. Their defense is only above average.