Quote Originally Posted by Kraco View Post
He's a max level fusion class of a bunch of other classes, including magic ones (warrior, knight, monk, priest, summoner, magician, sorcerer). Who knows how the system is supposed to work, but if all those original classes were maxed out as well, he could use the top spells of a summoner, of the original game.
Yeah... I believe it was even mentioned that, unlike in the game, he can use *all* spells of his sub-classes, even the ones he didn't invest anything into when he was gaming.
But I thought that the classes themselves that involve spellcaster were rather basic, because he went the "holy warrior route".
But it seems like I was wrong, although I have to say it would be pretty bad game design if you have to use an advanced magican class to get to the holy warrior archtype.

Magican (basic magic)- > Priest (adds support skills)
Warrior (basic combat skills) -> Knight (adds defensive skills)

Priest + Knight unlocks -> Paladin/Holy Warrior

Like this is what I imagined.
Didn't remember/know that he also had to take Sorcerer, which in my opinion, sounds like an advanced mage type class.