Beast Tamer
้็ธ่ชฟ้ๅธซ ยท Beast Tamer โ One who makes ferocious beasts into companions
A class that tames animals, magical beasts, and monsters to make them combat partners. Where the ranger communes with nature broadly, the beast tamer is intensely specialized in specific animals. Combat style changes completely depending on the type of companion animal.
Origin
An expansion of the nomadic and hunter skill of training hunting dogs and falcons into fantasy. Circus tamers and falconers (hawk hunters) are historical archetypes.
Features
- Magical beast taming: a diverse range of companions from ordinary animals to griffins, wyverns, and golems
- Telepathic connection with companions
- Combat power multiplies with the number of companions
- Understanding and speaking the language of magical beasts
Usage
Dominates the front line with multiple beasts. Commander-style combat that distributes scouting, tracking, and fighting among companions.
Weakness
Relatively weak alone if all companions are destroyed. Emotionally vulnerable to companions being injured.
Related Items
Dragon Knight
้พ้จๅฃซ ยท Dragon Knight โ A celestial warrior who has made a pact with a dragon
An extremely rare combat class that has formed a contract or bond with a dragon and fights alongside it. Even alone the dragon knight is at the peak of combat strength, but paired with a dragon, no army can stand against them. The bond with the dragon grows stronger the purer the knight's heart.
Ranger
้ๆๆ ยท Ranger โ A tracker who has become one with the wild
A class that integrates survival, tracking, and combat across natural environments such as forests, wastelands, and snowfields. A hybrid class combining the archer's ranged abilities with nature magic, animal empathy, and trap-setting. The strongest existence outside of civilization.
Summoner
ๅฌๅๅฃซ ยท Summoner โ A commander-type mage who calls forth beings to battle
A magical class that summons beings from other dimensions or nature (spirits, magical beasts, angels, demons, undead spirits, etc.) and deploys them in combat. The summoner commands from the rear while their summons do the fighting. The number and quality of summons directly equals the summoner's combat power.