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Yoh1612 Sep 6, 2021 @ 12:18pm
Sub-classes
Should I always have a sub class equipped? Does it slow leveling of the job?
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Originally posted by Emerald Lance:
You should always have a sub class equipped because it gives access to that class's active abilities. As far as I can tell, sub class doesn't seem to level, but it also doesn't inhibit levelling of your main class.
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Emerald Lance Sep 6, 2021 @ 1:03pm 
You should always have a sub class equipped because it gives access to that class's active abilities. As far as I can tell, sub class doesn't seem to level, but it also doesn't inhibit levelling of your main class.
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aeternox Sep 6, 2021 @ 6:56pm 
the only reason you equip your sub is to have access to the sub's actives during combat. I kinda wish the specialties carry over as well, but they don't.
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D's Journal Sep 6, 2021 @ 7:49pm 
Originally posted by +82 boy:
the only reason you equip your sub is to have access to the sub's actives during combat. I kinda wish the specialties carry over as well, but they don't.
Chapter 3 jobs spoiler : Spiritmaster learns a passive which allows your subjob's first specialty to take effect. Swordmaster's second specialty enables both of the subjob's specialties as long as you dual wield weapons from the same weapon type.

Chapter 6 spoiler : There is a 24th job, unlocking pretty late, that learns a passive which allows your subjob's second specialty to take effect.
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