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{{Q|Wizards whose powerful black magic strikes fear into enemies.|Description}}
 
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{{See Also|Black Mage (job)}}
 
{{See Also|Black Mage (job)}}
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The '''Black Mage''' {{J|黒魔道士|Kuro Madōshi|Black Sorcerer}} is a job in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' obtained after the [[Wind Crystal (term)#Final Fantasy V|Wind Crystal]] shatters. It is the first fully offensive spellcasting job in the game (barring [[Blue Mage (Final Fantasy V)|Blue Mage]] as they start with nothing), and is the first job to utilize [[Element (term)|elements]] in their attacks.
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The '''Black Mage''' {{J|黒魔道士|Kuro Madōshi|Black Sorcerer}} is a [[List of Final Fantasy V jobs|job]] in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' obtained after the [[Wind Crystal (term)#Final Fantasy V|Wind Crystal]] shatters. It is the first fully offensive spellcasting job in the game (barring [[Blue Mage (Final Fantasy V)|Blue Mage]] as they start with nothing), and is the first job to utilize [[Element (term)|elements]] in their attacks.
   
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The Black Mage has the second-highest [[Magic Power]] being beaten out by the [[Summoner (Final Fantasy V)|Summoner]] in the original version, as well as the [[Oracle (Final Fantasy V)|Oracle]] in the ''Advance'' and iOS remakes, and due to the ability to equip [[Rod (weapon type)|rods]], the Black Mage is further capable of [[Elemental Affinity#Final Fantasy V|increasing their damage output of specific elements]] by 50%.
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The Black Mage has the second-highest [[Magic Power]] being beaten out by the [[Summoner (Final Fantasy V)|Summoner]] in the original version, as well as the [[Oracle (Final Fantasy V)|Oracle]] in the ''[[Finest Fantasy for Advance|Advance]]'', mobile and [[Steam]] remakes, and due to the ability to equip [[Rod (weapon type)|rods]], the Black Mage is further capable of [[Elemental Affinity#Final Fantasy V|increasing their damage output of specific elements]] by 50%.
   
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Mastering Black Mage for all four characters in the [[iOS]] version earns the player the [[List of Final Fantasy V achievements|achievement]] "Master of Black Magic".
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Mastering Black Mage for all four characters in the mobile and Steam versions earns the player the [[List of Final Fantasy V achievements|achievement]] "Master of Black Magic".
   
 
== Appearance ==
 
== Appearance ==
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As Black Mages, the party will don the famous blue robes and pointy hat, which conceals their faces. However, [[Galuf Halm Baldesion|Galuf]] keeps his beard, and [[Bartz Klauser|Bartz]] resembles the [[Black Mage (Final Fantasy)|Black Wizard]] from ''[[Final Fantasy I]]''. [[Krile Mayer Baldesion|Krile]] most closely resembles the Black Mage design from the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and ''Final Fantasy III''. Bartz, Faris and Lenna wear a crescent moon symbol on their hat, while Krile has a star.
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As Black Mages, the party dons the iconic blue robes and pointy hat, which conceals their faces. [[Galuf Halm Baldesion|Galuf]] keeps his beard, and [[Bartz Klauser|Bartz]] resembles the [[Black Mage (Final Fantasy)|Black Wizard]] from the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. [[Krile Mayer Baldesion|Krile]] most closely resembles the Black Mage design from the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''. Bartz, Faris and Lenna wear a crescent moon symbol on their hat, while Krile has a star.
 
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== Abilities ==
 
== Abilities ==
 
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*'''Job Command''' - [[Black Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Black Magic]]
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*'''Job command''' - [[Black Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Black Magic]]
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*'''Innate Abilities''' - None
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*'''Innate abilities''' - None
 
*'''Equipment''' - Knives, Rods, Hats, Robes, Armlets
 
*'''Equipment''' - Knives, Rods, Hats, Robes, Armlets
   
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Black Magic gives the character access to the three basic elements ([[Fire (element)|Fire]], [[Ice (element)|Ice]], and [[Lightning (element)|Lightning]]), access to the [[Poison (element)|Poison]] element, as well as a powerful non-elemental spell obtained late in the game. Black Magic also gives the character access to some status-inducing spells, as well as a HP and MP draining spell.
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Black Magic gives the character access to the three basic elements ([[Fire (element)|Fire]], [[Ice (element)|Ice]], and [[Lightning (element)|Lightning]]), access to the [[Poison (element)|Poison]] element, as well as a powerful [[non-elemental]] spell obtained late in the game. Black Magic allows access to some status ailment-inducing spells, as well as a [[HP (stat)|HP]] and [[MP (stat)|MP]] draining spell.
   
 
Black Magic abilities give characters the Black Mage's base Magic based on the following formula:
 
Black Magic abilities give characters the Black Mage's base Magic based on the following formula:
   
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*Magic = Black Mage Base Magic - 3 * (6 - Black Mage Job Level)
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However, the value of the base Magic granted in this way is capped at the Black Mage's base.
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Te value of the base Magic granted in this way is capped at the Black Mage's base.
   
 
Thus the base Magic stat for a character with Black Magic equipped would be as follows:
 
Thus the base Magic stat for a character with Black Magic equipped would be as follows:
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*Magic: 55
 
*Magic: 55
   
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== Level-Up Abilities ==
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Black Mage appears on a [[Triple Triad (Portal App)|Triple Triad]] card.
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Black Mage appears on a Triple Triad card in the version available via ''[[Final Fantasy Portal App]]''.
 
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== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
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*The Black Mage attire is an indication Faris is female, before the party even finds out, as she wears her robes the same way Lenna does. This also applies to the White Mage job.
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*The Black Mage attire is an indication [[Crossdressing|Faris is female]], before the party even finds out, as she wears her robes the same way Lenna does. This also applies to the [[White Mage (Final Fantasy V)|White Mage]] job.
   
 
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Wizards whose powerful black magic strikes fear into enemies.

Description

Template:See Also The Black Mage (黒魔道士, Kuro Madōshi?, lit. Black Sorcerer) is a job in Final Fantasy V obtained after the Wind Crystal shatters. It is the first fully offensive spellcasting job in the game (barring Blue Mage as they start with nothing), and is the first job to utilize elements in their attacks.

The Black Mage has the second-highest Magic Power being beaten out by the Summoner in the original version, as well as the Oracle in the Advance, mobile and Steam remakes, and due to the ability to equip rods, the Black Mage is further capable of increasing their damage output of specific elements by 50%.

Mastering Black Mage for all four characters in the mobile and Steam versions earns the player the achievement "Master of Black Magic".

Appearance

Template:PseudoImage As Black Mages, the party dons the iconic blue robes and pointy hat, which conceals their faces. Galuf keeps his beard, and Bartz resembles the Black Wizard from the original Final Fantasy. Krile most closely resembles the Black Mage design from the original Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy III. Bartz, Faris and Lenna wear a crescent moon symbol on their hat, while Krile has a star.

Abilities

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  • Job command - Black Magic
  • Innate abilities - None
  • Equipment - Knives, Rods, Hats, Robes, Armlets

Black Magic gives the character access to the three basic elements (Fire, Ice, and Lightning), access to the Poison element, as well as a powerful non-elemental spell obtained late in the game. Black Magic allows access to some status ailment-inducing spells, as well as a HP and MP draining spell.

Black Magic abilities give characters the Black Mage's base Magic based on the following formula:

Magic = Black Mage Base Magic - 3 * (6 - Black Mage Job Level)

Te value of the base Magic granted in this way is capped at the Black Mage's base.

Thus the base Magic stat for a character with Black Magic equipped would be as follows:

  • Level 1 = 40 base Magic
  • Level 2 = 43 base Magic
  • Level 3 = 46 base Magic
  • Level 4 = 49 base Magic
  • Level 5 = 52 base Magic
  • Level 6 = 55 base Magic
  • Level 7 = 55 base Magic

Upon mastery, Freelancers and Mimes gain the Black Mage's base Magic unless they already have a higher base from another mastered job.

The base stats for Black Mages are:

  • Strength: 15
  • Agility: 24
  • Stamina: 22
  • Magic: 55

Level-up abilities

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Other appearances

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Template:Sideicon Black Mage appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game. Template:Gallery

Triple Triad

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Black Mage appears on a Triple Triad card in the version available via Final Fantasy Portal App.

Gallery

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Trivia

  • The Black Mage attire is an indication Faris is female, before the party even finds out, as she wears her robes the same way Lenna does. This also applies to the White Mage job.

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