- 44 different classes
- most base classes have two upgraded classes
- Armor Knight changes into Great Knight or General
- Social Knight changes into Great Knight or Paladin
- Archer changes into Bow Knight or Sniper
- Myrmidon changes into Swordmaster or Assassin
- Fighter changes into Warrior or Hero
- Mercenary changes into Hero or Bow Knight
- Mage changes into Sage or Dark Knight
- Dark Mage changes into Dark Knight or Sorcerer
- Thief changes into Assassin or Trickster
- Barbarian changes into Berserker or Warrior
- Pegasus Knight changes into Falcon Knight or Dark Pegasus
- Wyvern Rider changes into Wyvern Lord or Griffon Knight
- Cleric changes into Battle Cleric or Sage
- Priest changes into Battle Monk or Sage
- Troubadour changes into Valkyrie or Battle Cleric
- Tactician changes into Grandmaster
- Lord changes into Master Lord
- Dancer, Villager, Manakete and Taguel cannot evolve
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I really want to know what some of these new classes are going to play like.
The replay value will be high indeed.
Most of those are the same as they've always been. The ones that are new sound interesting, though
One nitpick about what the article says.
Villagers can most certainly promote (or "evolve"). We see Donny as a Villager in one screen, and there's a screen of Donny as a Hero.
Manakete can also class change to Dragon Knight.
Although true, that'd require a Change Seal in order to happen. The article was focusing rather on progressive class changing (ergo, promotion, not reclassing), rather than the more versatile class changing opportunities thanks to the Change Seal.
"Dancer, Villager, Manakete and Taguel cannot evolve"
I thought you could evolve Manaketes with a Fire Stone... >_>
But yeah, the entire point of the villager class in Gaiden was that it could become almost any other class.
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