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Sage is the 2nd alternate job for the Mage class. Sages have the reputation on being known with the role of anti-Mages or as anti-Casters. Most of their skills are used to disrupt spells of the opposing enemies, create a defensive layer on the ground that will prevent any kinds of AoE ground magical skills to deal damage unto you and your party members, and remove buffs on the enemies and debuffs on your allies that would otherwise negatively impact the run of the party if left untouched but with a Sage on a party you can make the tables turn and switch the tide of battle to you and your party's favor. While Sages shine brighter in their defensive capabilities and almost all of their skills can only be realistically be used in a PVP (Player vs. Player) scenario, they are lacking in the offensive department which makes them solely rely on their Mage offensive skills to farm and level-up effectively. | Sage is the 2nd alternate job for the Mage class. Sages have the reputation on being known with the role of anti-Mages or as anti-Casters. Most of their skills are used to disrupt spells of the opposing enemies, create a defensive layer on the ground that will prevent any kinds of AoE ground magical skills to deal damage unto you and your party members, and remove buffs on the enemies and debuffs on your allies that would otherwise negatively impact the run of the party if left untouched but with a Sage on a party you can make the tables turn and switch the tide of battle to you and your party's favor. While Sages shine brighter in their defensive capabilities and almost all of their skills can only be realistically be used in a PVP (Player vs. Player) scenario, they are lacking in the offensive department which makes them solely rely on their Mage offensive skills to farm and level-up effectively. | ||
Among the notable skills in a Sage's arsenal include the | Among the notable skills in a Sage's arsenal include the {{#skill:289}}, {{#skill:276}}, and {{#skill:277}} skills to disable monsters and MVPs rendering them crippled and weaker and of course their bread and butter the {{#skill:288}} skill that is always sought after in every party, and in every instances. This skill in my opinion is what defines the class and makes it whole and unique among the other classes. | ||
They also have supportive spells to amplify the damage output of their own elemental spells or their party members' in the form of {{#skill:285}}, {{#skill:286}}, and {{#skill:287}}. This is further enhanced by their endow skills {{#skill:280}}, {{#skill:281}}, {{#skill:282}}, and {{#skill:283}} which makes them essential members in a party for physical classes particularly as they can flexibly change the elements of their weapons anytime and as needed. | They also have supportive spells to amplify the damage output of their own elemental spells or their party members' in the form of {{#skill:285}}, {{#skill:286}}, and {{#skill:287}}. This is further enhanced by their endow skills {{#skill:280}}, {{#skill:281}}, {{#skill:282}}, and {{#skill:283}} which makes them essential members in a party for physical classes particularly as they can flexibly change the elements of their weapons anytime and as needed. | ||