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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Beastmaster (''Final Fantasy XI'')}}
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[[File:Ffxibeastmaster.jpg|right|250px|Beastmaster Artifact Armor.]]
 
[[File:Ffxibeastmaster.jpg|right|250px|Beastmaster Artifact Armor.]]
{{Q|These experts in monster research have trained tirelessly to communicate with—and even control—the animals of Vana'diel.|Official Description}}
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{{Quote|These experts in monster research have trained tirelessly to communicate with—and even control—the animals of Vana'diel.|Official description}}
 
'''Beastmaster''' {{J|獣使い|Kemonotsukai}} is an advanced job in ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''. The key ability of a Beastmaster is [[Control (ability)|Charm]], allowing them to bend the will of certain types of enemy creatures, mostly plantoids, lizards, vermin, and animals.
{{See Also|Beastmaster (Job)}}
 
In ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]'', the '''Beastmaster''' is an advanced job. Beastmasters are the equivalent of [[Mediator]]s from other ''Final Fantasy'' titles. The key ability of a Beastmaster is [[Entice|Charm]], allowing them to bend the will of certain types of enemy creatures, mostly plantoids, lizards, vermin, and animals.
 
   
 
The races of [[Vana'diel]] each bring different strengths and weaknesses to the job of beastmaster. [[Tarutaru]] have the highest charisma, thus are able to charm with the greatest success rate, but low HP and Vitality means they are less survivable. [[Hume (Final Fantasy XI)|Humes]] and [[Elvaan]] offer a more balanced approach to the job with no major perks and no major disadvantages. [[Mithra]] and [[Galka]] have low charisma, making charming creatures more difficult, but even as the weakest two race choices in that regard, increased agility for Mithra and large HP and Vitality totals for Galka help them be more survivable.
 
The races of [[Vana'diel]] each bring different strengths and weaknesses to the job of beastmaster. [[Tarutaru]] have the highest charisma, thus are able to charm with the greatest success rate, but low HP and Vitality means they are less survivable. [[Hume (Final Fantasy XI)|Humes]] and [[Elvaan]] offer a more balanced approach to the job with no major perks and no major disadvantages. [[Mithra]] and [[Galka]] have low charisma, making charming creatures more difficult, but even as the weakest two race choices in that regard, increased agility for Mithra and large HP and Vitality totals for Galka help them be more survivable.
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{{See|Beastmaster (job)}}
   
 
==Becoming a Beastmaster==
 
==Becoming a Beastmaster==
Since Beastmaster is an advanced job, a player must complete a quest before he is able to level as a beastmaster. The beastmaster quest begins in [[Grand Duchy of Jeuno|Jeuno]] and takes the player all of one zone away to [[Qufim Island]] to inspect a coral outcropping. In all, this is the easiest of all advanced job quests, requiring, at most, the player to be mindful of the [[Gigas (Final Fantasy XI)|Gigas]], [[Skeleton (Final Fantasy XI)|skeletons]], [[weapon (Enemy)|weapons]], and the [[Sea Monk (Final Fantasy XI)|Kraken]] that loiters near the actual coral outcropping. Upon returning to Jeuno after looking over the coral, the player will be able to level as a beastmaster.
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Since Beastmaster is an advanced job, players must complete a quest before they are able to level as a beastmaster. The beastmaster quest begins in [[Grand Duchy of Jeuno|Jeuno]] and takes the player all of one zone away to [[Qufim Island]] to inspect a coral outcropping. This is the easiest of all advanced job quests, requiring, at most, the player to be mindful of the [[Gigas (Final Fantasy XI)|Gigas]], [[Skeleton (Final Fantasy XI)|skeletons]], [[weapon (enemy)|weapons]], and the [[Sea Monk (Final Fantasy XI)|Kraken]] that loiters near the actual coral outcropping. Upon returning to Jeuno after looking over the coral, the player will be able to level as a beastmaster.
   
==Beastmaster Abilities==
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==Abilities==
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===Job abilities===
{|class="full-width FFXI table" style="text-align:center"
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|-class="a"
 
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|-
 
!style="width:15%"|Job Ability
 
!style="width:15%"|Job Ability
 
!style="width:8%"|Level
 
!style="width:8%"|Level
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!style="width:61%"|Description
 
!style="width:61%"|Description
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Familiar (Ability)|Familiar}}
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!{{LA|Familiar (ability)|Familiar}}
 
|1
 
|1
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
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|''Enhances your pet's powers and increases the duration of Charm.''
 
|''Enhances your pet's powers and increases the duration of Charm.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Entice|Charm}}
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!{{LA|Control (ability)|Charm}}
 
|1
 
|1
 
|0:00:15
 
|0:00:15
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|''Allows you to control your target.''
 
|''Allows you to control your target.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Gauge}}
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!{{LA|Scan (ability)|Gauge}}
 
|10
 
|10
 
|0:00:30
 
|0:00:30
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|''Allows you to judge whether or not a target can be charmed.''
 
|''Allows you to judge whether or not a target can be charmed.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Reward}}
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!{{LA|Reward}}
 
|12
 
|12
|{{Foot|0:01:30|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|0:01:30|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Restores your pet's HP. Special items required.''
 
|''Restores your pet's HP. Special items required.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Call Beast}}
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!{{LA|Call Beast}}
 
|23
 
|23
|{{Foot|0:05:00|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|0:05:00|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Calls a beast by using the contents of a jug.''
 
|''Calls a beast by using the contents of a jug.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Bestial Loyalty}}
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!{{LA|Bestial Loyalty}}
 
|23
 
|23
 
|0:20:00
 
|0:20:00
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|''Summons a beast without consuming the contents of the jug.''
 
|''Summons a beast without consuming the contents of the jug.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Tame}}
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!{{LA|Tame}}
 
|30
 
|30
|{{Foot|0:10:00|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|0:10:00|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Makes target docile and more susceptible to charm.''
 
|''Makes target docile and more susceptible to charm.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Feral Howl}}
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!{{LA|Feral Howl}}
|{{Foot|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
 
|0:05:00
 
|0:05:00
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Terrorizes the target.''
 
|''Terrorizes the target.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer Instinct}}
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!{{LA|Killer Instinct}}
|{{Foot|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
 
|0:05:00
 
|0:05:00
 
|0:03:00
 
|0:03:00
 
|''Grants your pet's Killer Effect to party members within area of effect.''
 
|''Grants your pet's Killer Effect to party members within area of effect.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Unleash}}
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!{{LA|Unleash (Final Fantasy XI)|Unleash}}
 
|96
 
|96
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
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|-
 
|}
 
|}
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<br/>
 
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===Pet commands===
{|class="full-width FFXI table" style="text-align:center"
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{|class="full-width FFXI article-table" style="text-align:center"
|-class="a"
 
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|-
 
!style="width:15%"|Pet Command
 
!style="width:15%"|Pet Command
 
!style="width:8%"|Level
 
!style="width:8%"|Level
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!style="width:61%"|Description
 
!style="width:61%"|Description
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Fight (Final Fantasy XI)|Fight}}
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!{{LA|Fight (Final Fantasy XI)|Fight}}
 
|1
 
|1
 
|0:00:10
 
|0:00:10
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|''Commands your pet to attack the target.''
 
|''Commands your pet to attack the target.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Heel}}
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!{{LA|Heel}}
 
|10
 
|10
|{{Foot|0:00:05|Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared}}
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|{{tooltip|0:00:05|Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared}}
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Commands the pet to cease attacking and return to you.''
 
|''Commands the pet to cease attacking and return to you.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Stay}}
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!{{LA|Stay}}
 
|15
 
|15
|{{Foot|0:00:05|Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared}}
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|{{tooltip|0:00:05|Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared}}
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Commands the pet to stay in one place.''
 
|''Commands the pet to stay in one place.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Sic}} / {{Foot|[[Ready]]|The command Sic is changed to Ready when the pet is summoned by Call Beast}}
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!{{LA|Sic}} / {{tooltip|[[Ready (Final Fantasy XI)|Ready]]|The command Sic is changed to Ready when the pet is summoned by Call Beast}}
 
|25
 
|25
|{{Foot|0:02:00|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|0:02:00|Recast can be reduced with Merit Points}}
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Commands the pet to make a special attack.''
 
|''Commands the pet to make a special attack.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Leave}}
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!{{LA|Leave}}
 
|35
 
|35
|{{Foot|0:00:05|Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared}}
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|{{tooltip|0:00:05|Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared}}
 
|—
 
|—
 
|''Sets your pet free.''
 
|''Sets your pet free.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Snarl}}
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!{{LA|Snarl}}
 
|45
 
|45
 
|0:00:30
 
|0:00:30
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|''Transfer enmity to a pet invoked with the "Call Beast" ability.''
 
|''Transfer enmity to a pet invoked with the "Call Beast" ability.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Spur}}
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!{{LA|Spur (ability)|Spur}}
 
|83
 
|83
 
|0:03:00
 
|0:03:00
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|''Grants "Store TP" effect to pets.''
 
|''Grants "Store TP" effect to pets.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Run Wild}}
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!{{LA|Run Wild}}
 
|93
 
|93
 
|0:15:00
 
|0:15:00
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|-
 
|}
 
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===Job traits===
{|class="full-width FFXI table" style="text-align:center"
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{|class="full-width FFXI article-table" style="text-align:center"
|-class="a"
 
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|-
 
!style="width:15%"|Job Trait
 
!style="width:15%"|Job Trait
 
!style="width:16%"|Levels
 
!style="width:16%"|Levels
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!style="width:61%"|Description
 
!style="width:61%"|Description
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer (Ability)|Vermin Killer}}
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!{{LA|Killer (ability)|Vermin Killer}}
 
|10 / 76
 
|10 / 76
 
|II
 
|II
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting vermin.''
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting vermin.''
 
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|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Resist Status|Resist Slow}}
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!{{LA|Resist Status|Resist Slow}}
 
|15 / 35 / 55 / 75 / 81
 
|15 / 35 / 55 / 75 / 81
 
|V
 
|V
 
|''Increases resistance against slow.''
 
|''Increases resistance against slow.''
 
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|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Resist Status|Resist Amnesia}}
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!{{LA|Resist Status|Resist Amnesia}}
 
|15 / 35 / 55 / 75
 
|15 / 35 / 55 / 75
 
|IV
 
|IV
 
|''Gives you a slight resistance against amnesia.''
 
|''Gives you a slight resistance against amnesia.''
 
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|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer (Ability)|Bird Killer}}
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!{{LA|Killer (ability)|Bird Killer}}
 
|20 / 79
 
|20 / 79
 
|II
 
|II
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting birds.''
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting birds.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer (Ability)|Amorph Killer}}
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!{{LA|Killer (ability)|Amorph Killer}}
 
|30 / 82
 
|30 / 82
 
|II
 
|II
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting amorphs.''
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting amorphs.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer (Ability)|Lizard Killer}}
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!{{LA|Killer (ability)|Lizard Killer}}
 
|40 / 85
 
|40 / 85
 
|II
 
|II
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting lizards.''
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting lizards.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer (Ability)|Aquan Killer}}
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!{{LA|Killer (ability)|Aquan Killer}}
 
|50 / 88
 
|50 / 88
 
|II
 
|II
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting aquans.''
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting aquans.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer (Ability)|Plantoid Killer}}
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!{{LA|Killer (ability)|Plantoid Killer}}
 
|60 / 91
 
|60 / 91
 
|II
 
|II
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting plantoids.''
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting plantoids.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Killer (Ability)|Beast Killer}}
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!{{LA|Beast Killer (ability)|Beast Killer}}
 
|70 / 94
 
|70 / 94
 
|II
 
|II
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting beasts.''
 
|''Gives you an edge when fighting beasts.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Beast Affinity}}
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!{{LA|Beast Affinity}}
|{{Foot|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
 
|Varies
 
|Varies
 
|''Increases the level of pets summoned with Call Beast.''
 
|''Increases the level of pets summoned with Call Beast.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Beast Healer}}
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!{{LA|Beast Healer}}
|{{Foot|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
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|{{tooltip|75|Only unlocked with Merit Points}}
 
|Varies
 
|Varies
 
|''Enhances the Regen effect of Reward.''
 
|''Enhances the Regen effect of Reward.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Stout Servant}}
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!{{LA|Stout Servant}}
 
|78 / 88 / 98
 
|78 / 88 / 98
 
|III
 
|III
 
|''Reduces damage taken by pet.''
 
|''Reduces damage taken by pet.''
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{LA|Fencer (Ability)|Fencer}}
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!{{LA|Fencer (ability)|Fencer}}
 
|80 / 87 / 94
 
|80 / 87 / 94
 
|III
 
|III
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===Combat Skill Ratings===
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===Skill ratings===
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{|class="half-width article-table FFXI" style="text-align:center"
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|-
|-class="a"
 
 
!width="40%" rowspan=2|Combat Skill
 
!width="40%" rowspan=2|Combat Skill
 
!width="20%" rowspan=2|Rank
 
!width="20%" rowspan=2|Rank
 
!width="40%" colspan=2|Caps by Level
 
!width="40%" colspan=2|Caps by Level
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|-
|-class="a"
 
 
!width="20%"|49
 
!width="20%"|49
 
!width="20%"|99
 
!width="20%"|99
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Dagger (Weapon Type)|Dagger]]
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![[Dagger (weapon type)|Dagger]]
 
|C+
 
|C+
 
|139
 
|139
 
|378
 
|378
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Sword (Weapon Type)|Sword]]
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![[Sword (weapon type)|Sword]]
 
|E
 
|E
 
|124
 
|124
 
|300
 
|300
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Axe (Weapon Type)|Axe]]
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![[Axe (weapon type)|Axe]]
 
|A+
 
|A+
 
|150
 
|150
 
|424
 
|424
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Scythe (Weapon Type)|Scythe]]
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![[Scythe (weapon type)|Scythe]]
 
|B-
 
|B-
 
|144
 
|144
 
|388
 
|388
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Combat Skill|Club]]
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![[Combat Skill|Club]]
 
|D
 
|D
 
|133
 
|133
 
|334
 
|334
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Evasion]]
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![[Evasion]]
 
|C
 
|C
 
|139
 
|139
 
|373
 
|373
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Shield (Equipment)|Shield]]
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![[Shield (equipment)|Shield]]
 
|E
 
|E
 
|124
 
|124
 
|300
 
|300
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|[[Combat Skill|Parrying]]
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![[Combat Skill|Parrying]]
 
|C
 
|C
 
|139
 
|139
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===Familiars===
 
===Familiars===
{{Main|Call Beast}}
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{{main|Call Beast}}
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{|class="full-width FFXI article-table" style="text-align:center"
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|-class="a"
 
 
!style="width:22%"|Pet
 
!style="width:22%"|Pet
 
!style="width:22%"|Jug
 
!style="width:22%"|Jug
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!style="width:8%"|Duration
 
!style="width:8%"|Duration
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Sheep Familiar}}
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!{{A|Sheep Familiar}}
 
|Herbal Broth
 
|Herbal Broth
 
|rowspan=6|23
 
|rowspan=6|23
 
|rowspan=2|35
 
|rowspan=2|35
|[[Beast]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Sheep]]
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|[[Sheep (Final Fantasy XI)|Sheep]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Hare Familiar}}
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!{{A|Hare Familiar}}
 
|Carrot Broth
 
|Carrot Broth
|[[Beast]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Rabbit]]
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|[[Rabbit (Final Fantasy XI)|Rabbit]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:30:00
 
|1:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Crab Familiar}}
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!{{A|Crab Familiar}}
 
|Fish Broth
 
|Fish Broth
 
|55
 
|55
|[[Aquan]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Aquans|Aquan]]
|[[Crab]]
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|[[Crab (Final Fantasy XI)|Crab]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|0:30:00
 
|0:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Courier Carrie}}
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!{{A|Courier Carrie}}
 
|Fish Oil Broth
 
|Fish Oil Broth
 
|rowspan=2|75
 
|rowspan=2|75
|[[Aquan]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Aquans|Aquan]]
|[[Crab]]
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|[[Crab (Final Fantasy XI)|Crab]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|0:30:00
 
|0:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Homunculus}}
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!{{A|Homunculus}}
 
|Alchemist Water
 
|Alchemist Water
|[[Plantoid]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Mandragora]]
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|[[Mandragora (Final Fantasy XI)|Mandragora]]
 
|MNK
 
|MNK
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Slippery Silas}}
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!{{A|Slippery Silas}}
 
|Wormy Broth
 
|Wormy Broth
 
|99
 
|99
|[[Aquan]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Aquans|Aquan]]
|[[Toad]]
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|[[Toad (Final Fantasy XI)|Toad]]
 
|BLM
 
|BLM
 
|0:30:00
 
|0:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Flowerpot Bill}}
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!{{A|Flowerpot Bill}}
 
|Humus
 
|Humus
 
|rowspan=3|28
 
|rowspan=3|28
 
|rowspan=3|40
 
|rowspan=3|40
|[[Plantoid]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Mandragora]]
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|[[Mandragora (Final Fantasy XI)|Mandragora]]
 
|MNK
 
|MNK
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Flytrap Familiar}}
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!{{A|Flytrap Familiar}}
 
|Grasshopper Broth
 
|Grasshopper Broth
|[[Plantoid]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Flytrap]]
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|[[Flytrap (Final Fantasy XI)|Flytrap]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Tiger Familiar}}
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!{{A|Tiger Familiar}}
 
|Meat Broth
 
|Meat Broth
|[[Beast]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Tiger]]
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|[[Tiger (Final Fantasy XI)|Tiger]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Eft Familiar}}
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!{{A|Eft Familiar}}
 
|Mole Broth
 
|Mole Broth
 
|rowspan=4|33
 
|rowspan=4|33
 
|rowspan=3|45
 
|rowspan=3|45
|[[Lizard]]
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|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Eft]]
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|[[Eft (Final Fantasy XI)|Eft]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Lizard Familiar}}
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!{{A|Lizard Familiar}}
 
|Carrion Broth
 
|Carrion Broth
|[[Lizard]]
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|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Lizard]]
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|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Mayfly Familiar}}
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!{{A|Mayfly Familiar}}
 
|Bug Broth
 
|Bug Broth
|[[Vermin]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Fly]]
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|[[Fly (Final Fantasy XI)|Fly]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Funguar Familiar}}
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!{{A|Funguar Familiar}}
 
|Seedbed Soil
 
|Seedbed Soil
 
|65
 
|65
|[[Plantoid]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Funguar]]
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|[[Funguar (Final Fantasy XI)|Funguar]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Beetle Familiar}}
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!{{A|Beetle Familiar}}
 
|Tree Sap
 
|Tree Sap
 
|rowspan=2|38
 
|rowspan=2|38
 
|45
 
|45
|[[Vermin]]
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|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Beetle]]
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|[[Beetle (Final Fantasy XI)|Beetle]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Antlion Familiar}}
+
!{{A|Antlion Familiar}}
 
|Antica Broth
 
|Antica Broth
 
|50
 
|50
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Antlion]]
+
|[[Antlion (Final Fantasy XI)|Antlion]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Lullaby Melodia}}
+
!{{A|Lullaby Melodia}}
 
|Singing Herbal Broth
 
|Singing Herbal Broth
 
|rowspan=3|43
 
|rowspan=3|43
 
|rowspan=3|55
 
|rowspan=3|55
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Sheep]]
+
|[[Sheep (Final Fantasy XI)|Sheep]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Mite Familiar}}
+
!{{A|Mite Familiar}}
 
|Blood Broth
 
|Blood Broth
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Diremite]]
+
|[[Diremite (Final Fantasy XI)|Diremite]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Keeneared Steffi}}
+
!{{A|Keeneared Steffi}}
 
|Famous Carrot Broth
 
|Famous Carrot Broth
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Rabbit]]
+
|[[Rabbit (Final Fantasy XI)|Rabbit]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:30:00
 
|1:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Flowerpot Ben}}
+
!{{A|Flowerpot Ben}}
 
|Rich Humus
 
|Rich Humus
 
|rowspan=2|51
 
|rowspan=2|51
 
|rowspan=2|63
 
|rowspan=2|63
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Mandragora]]
+
|[[Mandragora (Final Fantasy XI)|Mandragora]]
 
|MNK
 
|MNK
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Saber Siravarde}}
+
!{{A|Saber Siravarde}}
 
|Warm Meat Broth
 
|Warm Meat Broth
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Tiger]]
+
|[[Tiger (Final Fantasy XI)|Tiger]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Coldblood Como}}
+
!{{A|Coldblood Como}}
 
|Cold Carrion Broth
 
|Cold Carrion Broth
 
|rowspan=3|53
 
|rowspan=3|53
 
|rowspan=2|65
 
|rowspan=2|65
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Shellbuster Orob}}
+
!{{A|Shellbuster Orob}}
 
|Quadav Bug Broth
 
|Quadav Bug Broth
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Fly]]
+
|[[Fly (Final Fantasy XI)|Fly]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Voracious Audrey}}
+
!{{A|Voracious Audrey}}
 
|Noisy Grasshopper Broth
 
|Noisy Grasshopper Broth
 
|rowspan=6|75
 
|rowspan=6|75
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Flytrap]]
+
|[[Flytrap (Final Fantasy XI)|Flytrap]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Ambusher Allie}}
+
!{{A|Ambusher Allie}}
 
|Lively Mole Broth
 
|Lively Mole Broth
 
|58
 
|58
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Eft]]
+
|[[Eft (Final Fantasy XI)|Eft]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Chopsuey Chucky}}
+
!{{A|Chopsuey Chucky}}
 
|Fragrant Antica Broth
 
|Fragrant Antica Broth
 
|rowspan=3|63
 
|rowspan=3|63
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Antlion]]
+
|[[Antlion (Final Fantasy XI)|Antlion]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Lifedrinker Lars}}
+
!{{A|Lifedrinker Lars}}
 
|Clear Blood Broth
 
|Clear Blood Broth
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Diremite]]
+
|[[Diremite (Final Fantasy XI)|Diremite]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Panzer Galahad}}
+
!{{A|Panzer Galahad}}
 
|Scarlet Sap
 
|Scarlet Sap
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Beetle]]
+
|[[Beetle (Final Fantasy XI)|Beetle]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|1:00:00
 
|1:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Amigo Sabotender}}
+
!{{A|Amigo Sabotender}}
 
|Sun Water
 
|Sun Water
 
|rowspan=2|75
 
|rowspan=2|75
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Sabotender]]
+
|[[Sabotender (Final Fantasy XI)|Sabotender]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|0:30:00
 
|0:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Turbid Toloi}}
+
!{{A|Turbid Toloi}}
 
|Auroral Broth
 
|Auroral Broth
 
|99
 
|99
|[[Aquan]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Aquans|Aquan]]
|[[Pugil]]
+
|[[Pugil (Final Fantasy XI)|Pugil]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Nursery Nazuna}}
+
!{{A|Nursery Nazuna}}
 
|Dancing Herbal Broth
 
|Dancing Herbal Broth
 
|rowspan=6|76
 
|rowspan=6|76
 
|86
 
|86
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Sheep]]
+
|[[Sheep (Final Fantasy XI)|Sheep]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Crafty Clyvonne}}
+
!{{A|Crafty Clyvonne}}
 
|Cunning Brain Broth
 
|Cunning Brain Broth
 
|90
 
|90
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Coeurl]]
+
|[[Coeurl (Final Fantasy XI)|Coeurl]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Dapper Mac}}
+
!{{A|Dapper Mac}}
 
|Briny Broth
 
|Briny Broth
 
|rowspan=6|99
 
|rowspan=6|99
|[[Bird]]
+
|[[Bird (Final Fantasy XI)|Bird]]
|[[Apkallu]]
+
|[[Apkallu (Final Fantasy XI)|Apkallu]]
 
|MNK
 
|MNK
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Dipper Yuly}}
+
!{{A|Dipper Yuly}}
 
|Wool Grease
 
|Wool Grease
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Ladybug]]
+
|[[Ladybug (Final Fantasy XI)|Ladybug]]
 
|THF
 
|THF
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Lucky Lulush}}
+
!{{A|Lucky Lulush}}
 
|Lucky Carrot Broth
 
|Lucky Carrot Broth
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Rabbit]]
+
|[[Rabbit (Final Fantasy XI)|Rabbit]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Flowerpot Merle}}
+
!{{A|Flowerpot Merle}}
 
|Vermihumus
 
|Vermihumus
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Mandragora]]
+
|[[Mandragora (Final Fantasy XI)|Mandragora]]
 
|MNK
 
|MNK
 
|3:00:00
 
|3:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Discreet Louise}}
+
!{{A|Discreet Louise}}
 
|Deepbed Soil
 
|Deepbed Soil
 
|79
 
|79
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Funguar]]
+
|[[Funguar (Final Fantasy XI)|Funguar]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Fatso Fargann}}
+
!{{A|Fatso Fargann}}
 
|Curdled Plasma Broth
 
|Curdled Plasma Broth
 
|81
 
|81
|[[Amorph]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Amorphs|Amorph]]
|[[Leech]]
+
|[[Leech (Final Fantasy XI)|Leech]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Presto Julio}}
+
!{{A|Presto Julio}}
 
|Chirping Grasshopper Broth
 
|Chirping Grasshopper Broth
 
|83
 
|83
 
|93
 
|93
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Flytrap]]
+
|[[Flytrap (Final Fantasy XI)|Flytrap]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Audacious Anna}}
+
!{{A|Audacious Anna}}
 
|Bubbling Carrion Broth
 
|Bubbling Carrion Broth
 
|rowspan=2|85
 
|rowspan=2|85
 
|rowspan=2|95
 
|rowspan=2|95
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Mailbuster Cetas}}
+
!{{A|Mailbuster Cetas}}
 
|Goblin Bug Broth
 
|Goblin Bug Broth
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Fly]]
+
|[[Fly (Final Fantasy XI)|Fly]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Swift Sieghard}}
+
!{{A|Swift Sieghard}}
 
|Mellow Bird Broth
 
|Mellow Bird Broth
 
|rowspan=2|86
 
|rowspan=2|86
 
|94
 
|94
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Raptor]]
+
|[[Raptor (Final Fantasy XI)|Raptor]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Faithful Falcorr}}
+
!{{A|Faithful Falcorr}}
 
|Lucky Broth
 
|Lucky Broth
 
|99
 
|99
|[[Bird]]
+
|[[Bird (Final Fantasy XI)|Bird]]
|[[Hippogryph]]
+
|[[Hippogryph (Final Fantasy XI)|Hippogryph]]
 
|THF
 
|THF
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Bloodclaw Shasra}}
+
!{{A|Bloodclaw Shasra}}
 
|Razor Brain Broth
 
|Razor Brain Broth
 
|rowspan=2|90
 
|rowspan=2|90
 
|rowspan=5|99
 
|rowspan=5|99
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Coeurl]]
+
|[[Coeurl (Final Fantasy XI)|Coeurl]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Bugeyed Broncha}}
+
!{{A|Bugeyed Broncha}}
 
|Savage Mole Broth
 
|Savage Mole Broth
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Eft]]
+
|[[Eft (Final Fantasy XI)|Eft]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Gorefang Hobs}}
+
!{{A|Gorefang Hobs}}
 
|Burning Carrion Broth
 
|Burning Carrion Broth
 
|93
 
|93
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Tiger]]
+
|[[Tiger (Final Fantasy XI)|Tiger]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Gooey Gerard}}
+
!{{A|Gooey Gerard}}
 
|Cloudy Wheat Broth
 
|Cloudy Wheat Broth
 
|95
 
|95
|[[Amorph]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Amorphs|Amorph]]
|[[Slug]]
+
|[[Slug (Final Fantasy XI)|Slug]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|1:30:00
 
|1:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Crude Raphie}}
+
!{{A|Crude Raphie}}
 
|Shadowy Broth
 
|Shadowy Broth
 
|96
 
|96
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
 
|[[Adamantoise]]
 
|[[Adamantoise]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|1:30:00
 
|1:30:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Droopy Dortwin}}
+
!{{A|Droopy Dortwin}}
 
|Swirling Broth
 
|Swirling Broth
 
|rowspan=19|99
 
|rowspan=19|99
|{{Foot|103|Item Level}}
+
|{{tooltip|103|Item Level}}
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Rabbit]]
+
|[[Rabbit (Final Fantasy XI)|Rabbit]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Sunburt Malfik}}
+
!{{A|Sunburt Malfik}}
 
|Shimmering Broth
 
|Shimmering Broth
|rowspan=2|{{Foot|104|Item Level}}
+
|rowspan=2|{{tooltip|104|Item Level}}
|[[Aquan]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Aquans|Aquan]]
|[[Crab]]
+
|[[Crab (Final Fantasy XI)|Crab]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Warlike Patrick}}
+
!{{A|Warlike Patrick}}
 
|Livid Broth
 
|Livid Broth
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
|[[Lizard]]
+
|[[Lizard (Final Fantasy XI)|Lizard]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Scissorleg Xerin}}
+
!{{A|Scissorleg Xerin}}
 
|Spicy Broth
 
|Spicy Broth
|{{Foot|105|Item Level}}
+
|{{tooltip|105|Item Level}}
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
 
|[[Chapuli]]
 
|[[Chapuli]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Rhyming Shizuna}}
+
!{{A|Rhyming Shizuna}}
 
|Lyrical Broth
 
|Lyrical Broth
|{{Foot|107|Item Level}}
+
|{{tooltip|107|Item Level}}
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Sheep]]
+
|[[Sheep (Final Fantasy XI)|Sheep]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Attentive Ibuki}}
+
!{{A|Attentive Ibuki}}
 
|Salubrious Broth
 
|Salubrious Broth
|{{Foot|109|Item Level}}
+
|{{tooltip|109|Item Level}}
|[[Bird]]
+
|[[Bird (Final Fantasy XI)|Bird]]
 
|[[Tulfaire]]
 
|[[Tulfaire]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Amiable Roche}}
+
!{{A|Amiable Roche}}
 
|Airy Broth
 
|Airy Broth
|{{Foot|110|Item Level}}
+
|{{tooltip|110|Item Level}}
|[[Aquan]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Aquans|Aquan]]
|[[Pugil]]
+
|[[Pugil (Final Fantasy XI)|Pugil]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Brainy Waluis}}
+
!{{A|Brainy Waluis}}
 
|Crumbly Soil
 
|Crumbly Soil
|rowspan=2|{{Foot|113|Item Level}}
+
|rowspan=2|{{tooltip|113|Item Level}}
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Funguar]]
+
|[[Funguar (Final Fantasy XI)|Funguar]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Herald Henry}}
+
!{{A|Herald Henry}}
 
|Translucent Broth
 
|Translucent Broth
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Coeurl]]
+
|[[Coeurl (Final Fantasy XI)|Coeurl]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Headbreaker Ken}}
+
!{{A|Headbreaker Ken}}
 
|Blackwater Broth
 
|Blackwater Broth
|rowspan=2|{{Foot|115|Item Level}}
+
|rowspan=2|{{tooltip|115|Item Level}}
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Fly]]
+
|[[Fly (Final Fantasy XI)|Fly]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Redolent Candi}}
+
!{{A|Redolent Candi}}
 
|Electrified Broth
 
|Electrified Broth
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
 
|[[Snapweed]]
 
|[[Snapweed]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Caring Kiyomaro}}
+
!{{A|Caring Kiyomaro}}
 
|Fizzy Broth
 
|Fizzy Broth
|rowspan=2|{{Foot|116|Item Level}}
+
|rowspan=2|{{tooltip|116|Item Level}}
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
 
|[[Raaz]]
 
|[[Raaz]]
 
|MNK
 
|MNK
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Hurler Percival}}
+
!{{A|Hurler Percival}}
 
|Pale Sap
 
|Pale Sap
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Beetle]]
+
|[[Beetle (Final Fantasy XI)|Beetle]]
 
|PLD
 
|PLD
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Blackbeard Randy}}
+
!{{A|Blackbeard Randy}}
 
|Meaty Broth
 
|Meaty Broth
|{{Foot|117|Item Level}}
+
|{{tooltip|117|Item Level}}
|[[Beast]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Beasts|Beast]]
|[[Tiger]]
+
|[[Tiger (Final Fantasy XI)|Tiger]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Generous Arthur}}
+
!{{A|Generous Arthur}}
 
|Dire Broth
 
|Dire Broth
|rowspan=2|{{Foot|119|Item Level}}
+
|rowspan=2|{{tooltip|119|Item Level}}
|[[Amorph]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Amorphs|Amorph]]
|[[Slug]]
+
|[[Slug (Final Fantasy XI)|Slug]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Threestar Lynn}}
+
!{{A|Threestar Lynn}}
 
|Muddy Broth
 
|Muddy Broth
|[[Vermin]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Vermin|Vermin]]
|[[Ladybug]]
+
|[[Ladybug (Final Fantasy XI)|Ladybug]]
 
|THF
 
|THF
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Alluring Honey}}
+
!{{A|Alluring Honey}}
 
|Bug-Ridden Broth
 
|Bug-Ridden Broth
|rowspan=3|{{Foot|119+|Item Level}}
+
|rowspan=3|{{tooltip|119+|Item Level}}
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
 
|[[Snapweed]]
 
|[[Snapweed]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Brave Hero Glenn}}
+
!{{A|Brave Hero Glenn}}
 
|Wispy Broth
 
|Wispy Broth
|[[Aquan]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Aquans|Aquan]]
|[[Toad]]
+
|[[Toad (Final Fantasy XI)|Toad]]
 
|WAR
 
|WAR
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
 
|-
 
|-
!class="b"|{{A|Sharpwit Hermes}}
+
!{{A|Sharpwit Hermes}}
 
|Saline Broth
 
|Saline Broth
|[[Plantoid]]
+
|[[Final Fantasy XI enemies/Plantoids|Plantoid]]
|[[Mandragora]]
+
|[[Mandragora (Final Fantasy XI)|Mandragora]]
 
|MNK
 
|MNK
 
|2:00:00
 
|2:00:00
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==Gameplay==
==Beastmasters in ''Final Fantasy XI''==
 
In terms of damage, Beastmasters have the best Axe rating in the game and are very proficient with the use of scythes as well. They have moderate HP and no MP unless they have a subjob that grants them MP.
+
In terms of damage, Beastmasters have the best Axe rating and are very proficient with the use of scythes as well. They have moderate HP and no MP unless they have a subjob that grants them MP.
   
 
===Strengths===
 
===Strengths===
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===Soloing and Duoing Strategy - Playing to Strengths and Weaknesses===
 
===Soloing and Duoing Strategy - Playing to Strengths and Weaknesses===
 
Soloing is a style of play where the Beastmaster is alone, without a [[party]] to support them. This is what most Beastmasters do to gain experience. It is a slow and often painful process, one not conducive to most player's tastes. The general strategy for most is to try to charm a creature of an "[[Check|even match]]" or "[[Check|decent challenge]]" type and then fight a creature with the aid of the charmed creature that is either an "even match" or "[[Check|tough]]" or possibly even "[[Check|very tough]]".
[[File:Beastmaster FFXI Ikeda Icon.png|right|Promotional artwork of the Beastmaster job class for ''Final Fantasy XI'' by Yuzuki Ikeda.]]
 
Soloing is a style of play in ''Final Fantasy'' where the beastmaster is by themself. There is no [[party]] to support them. This is what most beastmasters do to gain experience. It is a slow and often painful process, one not conducive to most player's tastes. The general strategy for most is to try to charm a creature of an "[[Check|even match]]" or "[[Check|decent challenge]]" type and then fight a creature with the aid of the charmed creature that is either an "[[Check|even match]]" or "[[Check|tough]]" or possibly even "[[Check|very tough]]".
 
   
Once engaged with a creature, most beastmasters allow the charmed creature to fight at least a few moments to help it gain [[Enmity (Term)|enmity]]. The idea is to make sure that the charmed creature takes the lion's share of the damage. Then the beastmaster will engage in the fight personally, attacking the monster along with the charmed creature.
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Once engaged with a creature, most Beastmasters allow the charmed creature to fight at least a few moments to help it gain [[Enmity (term)|enmity]]. The idea is to make sure that the charmed creature takes the lion's share of the damage. Then the Beastmaster will engage in the fight personally, attacking the monster along with the charmed creature.
   
When the creature is close to death, with less than 10% of its health remaining or less if possible, the charmed creature will be [[dismiss]]ed. This is used to capitalize on the maximum amount of experience since if the creature is killed while the beastmaster has a pet, he will only receive 70% of the experience he normally deserves although through further updates this experience loss has been removed so now a beastmaster loses no exp from having a pet. Most beastmasters will save all of their [[Tactical Points|TP]] for a [[Limit Break (Ability)#Final Fantasy XI|weapon skill]] at the end to quickly finish off the remainder of the creature's life. This is the manner in which the beastmaster engages most creature types.
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When the creature is close to death, with less than 10% of its health remaining or less if possible, the charmed creature will be dismiss. This is used to capitalize on the maximum amount of experience since if the creature is killed while the Beastmaster has a pet, he will only receive 70% of the experience he normally deserves although through further updates this experience loss has been removed so now a Beastmaster loses no exp from having a pet. Most Beastmasters will save all of their [[TP]] for a [[Final Fantasy XI weapon skills|weapon skill]] at the end to quickly finish off the remainder of the creature's life. This is the manner in which the Beastmaster engages most creature types.
   
 
====Beastmasters vs. Self-Destructing Creatures====
 
====Beastmasters vs. Self-Destructing Creatures====
Beastmasters may also fight other types of creatures, like [[Goblin (Final Fantasy XI)|Goblins]] with bomb toss or [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XI)|Bombs]] type creatures. With the latter, especially, there is an entirely different type of strategy. Basically, the beastmaster will try to charm a pet with a sufficient amount of HP to survive a protracted battle with a bomb. Eventually, generally somewhere below 50% of its experience, the bomb will use self destruct. Basically, the beastmaster will stand around at a distance so he does not get hit by the blast. The blast will often kill the pet. The pet will not be dismissed because it will interrupt the self-destruct action. Generally, a beastmaster can do this fast enough to gain [[experience chains|experience in chains]] while remaining relatively safe even with the 30% experience penalty from having a pet on the off chance the pet survives.
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Beastmasters may also fight other types of creatures, like [[Goblin (Final Fantasy XI)|Goblins]] with bomb toss or [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XI)|Bomb]]-type creatures. With the latter, especially, there is an entirely different type of strategy. Basically, the Beastmaster will try to charm a pet with a sufficient amount of HP to survive a protracted battle with a bomb. Eventually, generally somewhere below 50% of its experience, the bomb will use self destruct. Basically, the Beastmaster will stand around at a distance so he does not get hit by the blast. The blast will often kill the pet. The pet will not be dismissed because it will interrupt the self-destruct action. Generally, a Beastmaster can do this fast enough to gain [[Experience chains|experience in chains]] while remaining relatively safe even with the 30% experience penalty from having a pet on the off chance the pet survives.
   
 
==Subjobs==
 
==Subjobs==
The following are some of the most common subjob types for beastmaster in ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''. It should be noted, especially with regards to beastmaster that there are other viable combinations including [[Paladin (Final Fantasy XI)|Paladin]], [[Samurai (Final Fantasy XI)|Samurai]], or [[Warrior (Final Fantasy XI)|Warrior]] that are simply not used often or have only circumstantial usefulness. Considering that beastmaster is almost exclusively a solo job, it is left completely up to player preference how to run their character since there will be no one to complain to the beastmaster if he defies convention.
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The following are some of the most common subjob types for Beastmasters. There are other viable combinations including [[Paladin (Final Fantasy XI)|Paladin]], [[Samurai (Final Fantasy XI)|Samurai]], or [[Warrior (Final Fantasy XI)|Warrior]] that are simply not used often or have only circumstantial usefulness. Considering that Beastmaster is almost exclusively a solo job, it is left completely up to player preference how to run their character.
   
 
===[[White Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|White Mage]]===
 
===[[White Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|White Mage]]===
White mage is probably the most common of all subjobs for Beastmasters who are soloing or duoing, which would account for the majority of Beastmasters in the game. The subjob mainly offers useful spells for physical and magical protection, negative status ailment removal, and of course curative and regenerative magic. The job traits [[Clear Mind|clear mind]] and [[Auto Regen|auto regen]] are both also helpful for Beastmasters.
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White mage is probably the most common of all subjobs for Beastmasters who are soloing or duoing, which would account for the majority of Beastmasters. The subjob mainly offers useful spells for physical and magical protection, negative status ailment removal, and of course curative and regenerative magic. The job traits [[Clear Mind|clear mind]] and [[Auto-Regen|auto regen]] are both also helpful for Beastmasters.
   
 
===[[Ninja (Final Fantasy XI)|Ninja]]===
 
===[[Ninja (Final Fantasy XI)|Ninja]]===
Ninja really is one of the only real choices for beastmasters in a party. The majority of beastmasters will use axes, since they have a higher axe rating. [[Dual Wield|Dual wield]], a ninja job [[Support Abilities|trait]], allows them to wield an axe in both hands thus increasing damage over time. [[Utsusemi (Status)|Utsusemi]] will also help negate damage from incoming hits by providing the status effect [[Blink (Status)|blink]].
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Ninja really is one of the only real choices for Beastmasters in a party. The majority of Beastmasters will use axes, since they have a higher axe rating. [[Dual Wield|Dual wield]], a ninja job [[support ability|trait]], allows them to wield an axe in both hands thus increasing damage over time. [[Utsusemi (status)|Utsusemi]] will also help negate damage from incoming hits by providing the status effect [[Blink (status)|blink]].
   
 
===[[Blue Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|Blue Mage]]===
 
===[[Blue Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|Blue Mage]]===
Blue mage is something of a novelty subjob, largely stemming from the amusement of being able to throw monster magic back at monsters while simultaneously controlling other monsters to do the beastmaster's bidding, but the job is not without its own merit. Blue magic can be combined to create [[Support Abilities|traits]] useful to the Beastmaster, including some [[Killer (Ability)|killer effects]] either not available to the beastmaster job normally or available earlier to blue mages. There are also defensive magic spells that could prove quite useful, including [[Phalanx (Final Fantasy XI)|phalanx]]-like and [[Stoneskin (Ability)|Stoneskin]] effects, and curative enemy magic.
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Blue Mage is something of a novelty subjob, largely stemming from the amusement of being able to throw monster magic back at monsters while simultaneously controlling other monsters to do the Beastmaster's bidding, but the job is not without its own merit. Blue magic can be combined to create [[support ability|traits]] useful to the Beastmaster, including some [[Killer (ability)|killer effects]] either not available to the Beastmaster job normally or available earlier to blue mages. There are also defensive magic spells that could prove quite useful, including [[Phalanx (Final Fantasy XI)|phalanx]]-like and [[Stoneskin (ability)|Stoneskin]] effects, and curative enemy magic.
   
 
===[[Red Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|Red Mage]]===
 
===[[Red Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|Red Mage]]===
Red mage as a subjob offers similar spells when compared to white mage ([[Protect (Ability)|protect]], [[Shell (Ability)|shell]], [[Cure (Ability)|Cure]] and [[Regen (Ability)|regen]]) but at the loss of all spells that help remove status ailments. The red mage subjob would, instead, gain [[Bio (Ability)|Bio]] to help weaken enemy attacks, [[Spikes (Final Fantasy XI)|spikes]] to give a weak damage shield, and [[Phalanx (Final Fantasy XI)|Phalanx]] to further mitigate damage. It would not be a bad choice for the second beastmaster in a beastmaster duo.
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Red mage as a subjob offers similar spells when compared to white mage ([[Protect (ability)|Protect]], [[Shell (ability)|Shell]], [[Cure (ability)|Cure]] and [[Regen (ability)|Regen]]) but at the loss of all spells that help remove status ailments. The red mage subjob would, instead, gain [[Bio (ability)|Bio]] to help weaken enemy attacks, [[Spikes (Final Fantasy XI)|spikes]] to give a weak damage shield, and [[Phalanx (Final Fantasy XI)|Phalanx]] to further mitigate damage. It would not be a bad choice for the second Beastmaster in a Beastmaster duo.
   
==Other Appearances==
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==Other appearances==
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''===
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Beastmaster appears on cards.
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Beastmaster appears in ''Final Fantasy Trading Card Game''.
 
   
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|File:Beastmaster XI TCG.png|Trading card.
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Beastmaster XI TCG.png|Trading card.
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Beastmaster2 XI TCG.png|Trading card.
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==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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|File:Mithra BST (FFXI).png|A Mithra Beastmaster in Artifact Armor.
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Mithra BST (FFXI).png|A Mithra Beastmaster in Artifact Armor.
|File:FFXI-Beastmaster.jpg|Artwork of a Tarutaru Beastmaster.
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FFXI-Beastmaster.jpg|Artwork of a Tarutaru Beastmaster.
|File:Beastmaster FFXI Ikeda Art.jpg|Promotional artwork of the Beastmaster job class by Yuzuki Ikeda.
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Beastmaster FFXI Ikeda Icon.png|Promotional artwork of the Beastmaster by Yuzuki Ikeda.
|File:XI lungo.jpg|Lungo-Nango, an accomplished Beastmaster and former Warlock Warlord of Windurst.
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XI lungo.jpg|Lungo-Nango, an accomplished Beastmaster and former Warlock Warlord of Windurst.
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Beastmaster Artifact Armor.

These experts in monster research have trained tirelessly to communicate with—and even control—the animals of Vana'diel.

Official description

Beastmaster (獣使い, Kemonotsukai?) is an advanced job in Final Fantasy XI. The key ability of a Beastmaster is Charm, allowing them to bend the will of certain types of enemy creatures, mostly plantoids, lizards, vermin, and animals.

The races of Vana'diel each bring different strengths and weaknesses to the job of beastmaster. Tarutaru have the highest charisma, thus are able to charm with the greatest success rate, but low HP and Vitality means they are less survivable. Humes and Elvaan offer a more balanced approach to the job with no major perks and no major disadvantages. Mithra and Galka have low charisma, making charming creatures more difficult, but even as the weakest two race choices in that regard, increased agility for Mithra and large HP and Vitality totals for Galka help them be more survivable.

Becoming a Beastmaster[]

Since Beastmaster is an advanced job, players must complete a quest before they are able to level as a beastmaster. The beastmaster quest begins in Jeuno and takes the player all of one zone away to Qufim Island to inspect a coral outcropping. This is the easiest of all advanced job quests, requiring, at most, the player to be mindful of the Gigas, skeletons, weapons, and the Kraken that loiters near the actual coral outcropping. Upon returning to Jeuno after looking over the coral, the player will be able to level as a beastmaster.

Abilities[]

Job abilities[]

Job Ability Level Recast Duration Description
Familiar 1 1:00:00 0:30:00 Enhances your pet's powers and increases the duration of Charm.
Charm 1 0:00:15 Allows you to control your target.
Gauge 10 0:00:30 Allows you to judge whether or not a target can be charmed.
Reward 12 0:01:30(Recast can be reduced with Merit Points) Restores your pet's HP. Special items required.
Call Beast 23 0:05:00(Recast can be reduced with Merit Points) Calls a beast by using the contents of a jug.
Bestial Loyalty 23 0:20:00 Summons a beast without consuming the contents of the jug.
Tame 30 0:10:00(Recast can be reduced with Merit Points) Makes target docile and more susceptible to charm.
Feral Howl 75(Only unlocked with Merit Points) 0:05:00 Terrorizes the target.
Killer Instinct 75(Only unlocked with Merit Points) 0:05:00 0:03:00 Grants your pet's Killer Effect to party members within area of effect.
Unleash 96 1:00:00 0:01:00 Increases the accuracy of Charm and reduces the recast times of Sic and Ready.

Pet commands[]

Pet Command Level Recast Duration Description
Fight 1 0:00:10 Commands your pet to attack the target.
Heel 10 0:00:05(Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared) Commands the pet to cease attacking and return to you.
Stay 15 0:00:05(Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared) Commands the pet to stay in one place.
Sic / Ready(The command Sic is changed to Ready when the pet is summoned by Call Beast) 25 0:02:00(Recast can be reduced with Merit Points) Commands the pet to make a special attack.
Leave 35 0:00:05(Recast between Heel, Stay and Leave is shared) Sets your pet free.
Snarl 45 0:00:30 Transfer enmity to a pet invoked with the "Call Beast" ability.
Spur 83 0:03:00 0:01:30 Grants "Store TP" effect to pets.
Run Wild 93 0:15:00 0:05:00 Your familiar will gain heightened powers, but will disappear when the effect expires.

Job traits[]

Job Trait Levels Tier Description
Vermin Killer 10 / 76 II Gives you an edge when fighting vermin.
Resist Slow 15 / 35 / 55 / 75 / 81 V Increases resistance against slow.
Resist Amnesia 15 / 35 / 55 / 75 IV Gives you a slight resistance against amnesia.
Bird Killer 20 / 79 II Gives you an edge when fighting birds.
Amorph Killer 30 / 82 II Gives you an edge when fighting amorphs.
Lizard Killer 40 / 85 II Gives you an edge when fighting lizards.
Aquan Killer 50 / 88 II Gives you an edge when fighting aquans.
Plantoid Killer 60 / 91 II Gives you an edge when fighting plantoids.
Beast Killer 70 / 94 II Gives you an edge when fighting beasts.
Beast Affinity 75(Only unlocked with Merit Points) Varies Increases the level of pets summoned with Call Beast.
Beast Healer 75(Only unlocked with Merit Points) Varies Enhances the Regen effect of Reward.
Stout Servant 78 / 88 / 98 III Reduces damage taken by pet.
Fencer 80 / 87 / 94 III Increases Critical Hit Rate when wielding with the main hand only. Grants a TP Bonus to weapon skills.

Skill ratings[]

Combat Skill Rank Caps by Level
49 99
Dagger C+ 139 378
Sword E 124 300
Axe A+ 150 424
Scythe B- 144 388
Club D 133 334
Evasion C 139 373
Shield E 124 300
Parrying C 139 373

Familiars[]

Pet Jug Level Cap Type Family Job Duration
Sheep Familiar Herbal Broth 23 35 Beast Sheep WAR 1:00:00
Hare Familiar Carrot Broth Beast Rabbit WAR 1:30:00
Crab Familiar Fish Broth 55 Aquan Crab PLD 0:30:00
Courier Carrie Fish Oil Broth 75 Aquan Crab PLD 0:30:00
Homunculus Alchemist Water Plantoid Mandragora MNK 1:00:00
Slippery Silas Wormy Broth 99 Aquan Toad BLM 0:30:00
Flowerpot Bill Humus 28 40 Plantoid Mandragora MNK 1:00:00
Flytrap Familiar Grasshopper Broth Plantoid Flytrap WAR 1:00:00
Tiger Familiar Meat Broth Beast Tiger WAR 1:00:00
Eft Familiar Mole Broth 33 45 Lizard Eft WAR 1:00:00
Lizard Familiar Carrion Broth Lizard Lizard WAR 1:00:00
Mayfly Familiar Bug Broth Vermin Fly WAR 1:00:00
Funguar Familiar Seedbed Soil 65 Plantoid Funguar WAR 1:00:00
Beetle Familiar Tree Sap 38 45 Vermin Beetle PLD 1:00:00
Antlion Familiar Antica Broth 50 Vermin Antlion WAR 1:00:00
Lullaby Melodia Singing Herbal Broth 43 55 Beast Sheep WAR 1:00:00
Mite Familiar Blood Broth Vermin Diremite WAR 1:00:00
Keeneared Steffi Famous Carrot Broth Beast Rabbit WAR 1:30:00
Flowerpot Ben Rich Humus 51 63 Plantoid Mandragora MNK 1:00:00
Saber Siravarde Warm Meat Broth Beast Tiger WAR 1:00:00
Coldblood Como Cold Carrion Broth 53 65 Lizard Lizard WAR 1:00:00
Shellbuster Orob Quadav Bug Broth Vermin Fly WAR 1:00:00
Voracious Audrey Noisy Grasshopper Broth 75 Plantoid Flytrap WAR 1:00:00
Ambusher Allie Lively Mole Broth 58 Lizard Eft WAR 1:00:00
Chopsuey Chucky Fragrant Antica Broth 63 Vermin Antlion WAR 1:00:00
Lifedrinker Lars Clear Blood Broth Vermin Diremite WAR 1:00:00
Panzer Galahad Scarlet Sap Vermin Beetle PLD 1:00:00
Amigo Sabotender Sun Water 75 Plantoid Sabotender WAR 0:30:00
Turbid Toloi Auroral Broth 99 Aquan Pugil WAR 2:00:00
Nursery Nazuna Dancing Herbal Broth 76 86 Beast Sheep WAR 2:00:00
Crafty Clyvonne Cunning Brain Broth 90 Beast Coeurl WAR 2:00:00
Dapper Mac Briny Broth 99 Bird Apkallu MNK 2:00:00
Dipper Yuly Wool Grease Vermin Ladybug THF 2:00:00
Lucky Lulush Lucky Carrot Broth Beast Rabbit WAR 2:00:00
Flowerpot Merle Vermihumus Plantoid Mandragora MNK 3:00:00
Discreet Louise Deepbed Soil 79 Plantoid Funguar WAR 2:00:00
Fatso Fargann Curdled Plasma Broth 81 Amorph Leech WAR 2:00:00
Presto Julio Chirping Grasshopper Broth 83 93 Plantoid Flytrap WAR 2:00:00
Audacious Anna Bubbling Carrion Broth 85 95 Lizard Lizard WAR 2:00:00
Mailbuster Cetas Goblin Bug Broth Vermin Fly WAR 2:00:00
Swift Sieghard Mellow Bird Broth 86 94 Lizard Raptor WAR 2:00:00
Faithful Falcorr Lucky Broth 99 Bird Hippogryph THF 2:00:00
Bloodclaw Shasra Razor Brain Broth 90 99 Beast Coeurl WAR 2:00:00
Bugeyed Broncha Savage Mole Broth Lizard Eft WAR 2:00:00
Gorefang Hobs Burning Carrion Broth 93 Beast Tiger WAR 2:00:00
Gooey Gerard Cloudy Wheat Broth 95 Amorph Slug WAR 1:30:00
Crude Raphie Shadowy Broth 96 Lizard Adamantoise PLD 1:30:00
Droopy Dortwin Swirling Broth 99 103(Item Level) Beast Rabbit WAR 2:00:00
Sunburt Malfik Shimmering Broth 104(Item Level) Aquan Crab PLD 2:00:00
Warlike Patrick Livid Broth Lizard Lizard WAR 2:00:00
Scissorleg Xerin Spicy Broth 105(Item Level) Vermin Chapuli WAR 2:00:00
Rhyming Shizuna Lyrical Broth 107(Item Level) Beast Sheep WAR 2:00:00
Attentive Ibuki Salubrious Broth 109(Item Level) Bird Tulfaire WAR 2:00:00
Amiable Roche Airy Broth 110(Item Level) Aquan Pugil WAR 2:00:00
Brainy Waluis Crumbly Soil 113(Item Level) Plantoid Funguar WAR 2:00:00
Herald Henry Translucent Broth Beast Coeurl PLD 2:00:00
Headbreaker Ken Blackwater Broth 115(Item Level) Vermin Fly WAR 2:00:00
Redolent Candi Electrified Broth Plantoid Snapweed WAR 2:00:00
Caring Kiyomaro Fizzy Broth 116(Item Level) Beast Raaz MNK 2:00:00
Hurler Percival Pale Sap Vermin Beetle PLD 2:00:00
Blackbeard Randy Meaty Broth 117(Item Level) Beast Tiger WAR 2:00:00
Generous Arthur Dire Broth 119(Item Level) Amorph Slug WAR 2:00:00
Threestar Lynn Muddy Broth Vermin Ladybug THF 2:00:00
Alluring Honey Bug-Ridden Broth 119+(Item Level) Plantoid Snapweed WAR 2:00:00
Brave Hero Glenn Wispy Broth Aquan Toad WAR 2:00:00
Sharpwit Hermes Saline Broth Plantoid Mandragora MNK 2:00:00

Gameplay[]

In terms of damage, Beastmasters have the best Axe rating and are very proficient with the use of scythes as well. They have moderate HP and no MP unless they have a subjob that grants them MP.

Strengths[]

  • High axe rating means Beastmasters have potentially high accuracy and high damage.
  • Charm can be used to deal with aggressive adversaries without fighting them or to bind beastmen, allowing a Beastmaster to run away.
  • Beastmasters are able to tread where parties fear to go and fight enemies most parties would not consider fighting, providing a very unique experience.
  • Soloing does not require expensive gear or food, and leveling beastmaster can be potentially very profitable.

Weaknesses[]

  • Beastmasters offer no beneficial abilities to a party, only miscellaneous damage.
  • Beastmaster's pet, if greater than the Beastmaster's or groups greatest level, will figure into the experience equation as the party's level, reducing experience.
  • Soloing leaves very little margin for error, resulting in slow experience gain and many deaths.

Soloing and Duoing Strategy - Playing to Strengths and Weaknesses[]

Soloing is a style of play where the Beastmaster is alone, without a party to support them. This is what most Beastmasters do to gain experience. It is a slow and often painful process, one not conducive to most player's tastes. The general strategy for most is to try to charm a creature of an "even match" or "decent challenge" type and then fight a creature with the aid of the charmed creature that is either an "even match" or "tough" or possibly even "very tough".

Once engaged with a creature, most Beastmasters allow the charmed creature to fight at least a few moments to help it gain enmity. The idea is to make sure that the charmed creature takes the lion's share of the damage. Then the Beastmaster will engage in the fight personally, attacking the monster along with the charmed creature.

When the creature is close to death, with less than 10% of its health remaining or less if possible, the charmed creature will be dismiss. This is used to capitalize on the maximum amount of experience since if the creature is killed while the Beastmaster has a pet, he will only receive 70% of the experience he normally deserves although through further updates this experience loss has been removed so now a Beastmaster loses no exp from having a pet. Most Beastmasters will save all of their TP for a weapon skill at the end to quickly finish off the remainder of the creature's life. This is the manner in which the Beastmaster engages most creature types.

Beastmasters vs. Self-Destructing Creatures[]

Beastmasters may also fight other types of creatures, like Goblins with bomb toss or Bomb-type creatures. With the latter, especially, there is an entirely different type of strategy. Basically, the Beastmaster will try to charm a pet with a sufficient amount of HP to survive a protracted battle with a bomb. Eventually, generally somewhere below 50% of its experience, the bomb will use self destruct. Basically, the Beastmaster will stand around at a distance so he does not get hit by the blast. The blast will often kill the pet. The pet will not be dismissed because it will interrupt the self-destruct action. Generally, a Beastmaster can do this fast enough to gain experience in chains while remaining relatively safe even with the 30% experience penalty from having a pet on the off chance the pet survives.

Subjobs[]

The following are some of the most common subjob types for Beastmasters. There are other viable combinations including Paladin, Samurai, or Warrior that are simply not used often or have only circumstantial usefulness. Considering that Beastmaster is almost exclusively a solo job, it is left completely up to player preference how to run their character.

White Mage[]

White mage is probably the most common of all subjobs for Beastmasters who are soloing or duoing, which would account for the majority of Beastmasters. The subjob mainly offers useful spells for physical and magical protection, negative status ailment removal, and of course curative and regenerative magic. The job traits clear mind and auto regen are both also helpful for Beastmasters.

Ninja[]

Ninja really is one of the only real choices for Beastmasters in a party. The majority of Beastmasters will use axes, since they have a higher axe rating. Dual wield, a ninja job trait, allows them to wield an axe in both hands thus increasing damage over time. Utsusemi will also help negate damage from incoming hits by providing the status effect blink.

Blue Mage[]

Blue Mage is something of a novelty subjob, largely stemming from the amusement of being able to throw monster magic back at monsters while simultaneously controlling other monsters to do the Beastmaster's bidding, but the job is not without its own merit. Blue magic can be combined to create traits useful to the Beastmaster, including some killer effects either not available to the Beastmaster job normally or available earlier to blue mages. There are also defensive magic spells that could prove quite useful, including phalanx-like and Stoneskin effects, and curative enemy magic.

Red Mage[]

Red mage as a subjob offers similar spells when compared to white mage (Protect, Shell, Cure and Regen) but at the loss of all spells that help remove status ailments. The red mage subjob would, instead, gain Bio to help weaken enemy attacks, spikes to give a weak damage shield, and Phalanx to further mitigate damage. It would not be a bad choice for the second Beastmaster in a Beastmaster duo.

Other appearances[]

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game[]

Beastmaster appears on cards.

Gallery[]