High Priest
็ฅญๅธ้ท ยท High Priest โ The highest religious authority who bridges gods and humanity
The highest religious position who presides over temple rites and receives divine revelations to convey to the faithful. Direct combat is rarer than for healers or clerics, but through the direct divine grace of a deity, the scale and power of their holy magic is incomparably greater. The pinnacle of religious authority rivaling royal power.
Origin
Derived from the temple priesthood systems of ancient Egypt, Sumer, and Greece. The historical structure where kings and priests shared power, or where priests controlled kings, is directly projected into fantasy.
Features
- Divine Oracle (็ฅ่จ): directly receiving and conveying the will of a deity
- Performing large-scale holy rites โ capable of purifying and consecrating an entire city
- Highest-level healing, resurrection, and exorcism magic
- Political influence through religious authority
Usage
National crisis response role. When a demon lord or ancient god descends, the key figure who channels divine grace into the human world.
Weakness
Almost no combat mobility. Rites require time and materials to perform.
Related Items
Cleric
่่ท่ ยท Cleric โ A battle priest who fights and heals through divine power
A class that prays to a deity and receives holy magic to use in battle. More offensive than a healer, combining holy attack magic and healing into a hybrid combat-support role. Particularly devastating against undead and demons. Combat style and available magic change completely depending on the deity they follow.
Healer
ๆฒป็ๅธซ ยท Healer โ The heart of the party who restores life
A class specializing in healing magic. Recovers party members' injuries and removes status ailments, while top-tier healers also possess the ability to resurrect the fallen. Low attack ability, but as long as the party is alive, the battle continues โ it is said that with a healer present, you cannot lose.
Holy Maiden
Greater่ๅฅณ ยท Saint / Holy Maiden โ The Highest Religious Woman, Blessed by the Divine
A woman officially recognized by the church or religious institution as having received divine grace. It is common for a woman who performed miracles in life or died a martyr to be canonized posthumously, but in fantasy a living Holy Maiden is often depicted as a powerful being who manifests light magic, healing, and exorcism abilities in the present world. Her authority cannot easily be dismissed even by royal power, and she plays a symbolic role in boosting the morale of soldiers on the battlefield.