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[[File:Cecil_FF4DS_CG_Art.png|250px|right|Cecil Harvey, from ''Final Fantasy IV'', eventually becomes a Paladin.]] |
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The '''Paladin''' {{J|パラディン|Paradin}} is a special [[job system|job]] that appears in several games in the series. |
The '''Paladin''' {{J|パラディン|Paradin}} is a special [[job system|job]] that appears in several games in the series. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''=== |
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⚫ | [[Cecil Harvey]] transforms into a Paladin on [[Mount Ordeals]]. He has access to low-level [[White Magic (Final Fantasy IV)|White Magic]] and can use Cover to take hits in an ally's place; he will use Cover to protect weakened allies automatically. As a Paladin, Cecil gains access to many Holy-Elemental weapons, such as the [[Final Fantasy IV weapons#Lustrous Sword|Lustrous Sword]] and his ultimate weapon, the [[Final Fantasy IV weapons#Ragnarok|Ragnarok]], allowing him to do massive damage against undead monsters. |
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⚫ | [[Cecil Harvey]] transforms into a Paladin on [[Mount Ordeals]]. |
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+ | In the Japanese exclusive game novels, Cecil is instead transformed into a '''Holy Knight''' {{J|聖騎士|Sei Kishi}} after the events of Mount Ordeals. |
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====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''==== |
====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''==== |
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====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''==== |
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''==== |
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⚫ | Cecil is a Paladin, retaining his skills from ''Final Fantasy IV''. His son [[Ceodore Harvey]] similarly has [[White Magic (The After Years)|White Magic]] and wields heavy equipment. [[Kain Highwind]] becomes a [[Dragoon (job)|Holy Dragoon]], the Dragoon equivalent of a Paladin, giving Kain the ability to use White Magic. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''=== |
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[[Leo Cristophe]] is officially classified as a General. However, he equips heavy equipment, and bears the [[Shock (ability)|Shock]] ability, all attributes associated with Paladins. |
[[Leo Cristophe]] is officially classified as a General. However, he equips heavy equipment, and bears the [[Shock (ability)|Shock]] ability, all attributes associated with Paladins. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''=== |
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⚫ | [[Beatrix]] is a Paladin and is temporarily playable, as well as being [[Beatrix (Final Fantasy IX boss)|fought as a boss]]. She has her own skillset, [[Seiken (Final Fantasy IX)|Seiken]], which consists of some [[Swd Art (Final Fantasy IX)|Sword Arts]] attacks, and can cast White Magic. The early scenario had Steiner lead a group of paladins,<ref>{{Refwebsitedead| page url = http://www.mistwalkercorp.com/en/column/pg187.html| page name = From the old back up file| site name = Mistwalker Corp| access time = 20120330061928}}</ref> which became the [[Knights of Pluto]] in the final game. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''=== |
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{{main|Paladin (Final Fantasy XI)}} |
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Paladins are an advanced job, and are popular "tanks" due to having several defensive skills along with strong armor. They can also cast White Magic. |
Paladins are an advanced job, and are popular "tanks" due to having several defensive skills along with strong armor. They can also cast White Magic. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]''=== |
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[[Basch fon Ronsenburg|Basch]] is given the Paladin job. He uses heavy equipment and swords, and his skillset consists of abilities that protect and strengthen the party. |
[[Basch fon Ronsenburg|Basch]] is given the Paladin job. He uses heavy equipment and swords, and his skillset consists of abilities that protect and strengthen the party. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''=== |
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While a Paladin job class does not appear; [[Snow Villiers]] is theoretically the best [[Sentinel (Final Fantasy XIII)|Sentinel]], which acts a bit like "cover", as Sentinels provoke the enemy and defend using guard abilities. Snow also has trademark names for his heavy coats, such as Save the Queen, and even a coat that is named after the job class, Paladin. |
While a Paladin job class does not appear; [[Snow Villiers]] is theoretically the best [[Sentinel (Final Fantasy XIII)|Sentinel]], which acts a bit like "cover", as Sentinels provoke the enemy and defend using guard abilities. Snow also has trademark names for his heavy coats, such as Save the Queen, and even a coat that is named after the job class, Paladin. |
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====''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]''==== |
====''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]''==== |
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⚫ | [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)|Lightning's]] [[Final Fantasy XIII-2 downloadable content|downloadable scenario]], "[[Lightning's Story: Requiem of the Goddess]]", gives her a menagerie of new [[Paradigm|roles]], mostly to relate to the 'mythic' theme of her current predicament. Of these, Paladin is her [[Commando (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Commando]] analogue, and compared to many of the other roles at her disposal, performs exactly like the Commando. |
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====''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''==== |
====''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''==== |
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⚫ | [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII garbs#Paladin|Paladin]] is a garb available for Lightning. Its locked ability is Heavy Guard and its auto abilities are Soul of the Holy Knight, which boosts Magic Resistance by 10% and status ailment resistance by 20%, and Ruinga Guard, which deals magic damage when Lightning guards for a certain length of time. It is obtained by completing the sidequest "The Saint's Stone" in [[Luxerion]]. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''=== |
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− | + | Gladiators who have reached level 30 can obtain a Soul of the Paladin, allowing them to upgrade into a Paladin. Paladins retain all of the Gladiator weaponskills and abilities, and also gain support skills like Cover, as well as powerful restorative and offensive magic (albeit at a high MP cost). |
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The design of Paladin's [[Artifact equipment#Final Fantasy XIV|Artifact Armor]] borrows heavily from the ''Final Fantasy XI'' version. |
The design of Paladin's [[Artifact equipment#Final Fantasy XIV|Artifact Armor]] borrows heavily from the ''Final Fantasy XI'' version. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''=== |
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{{main|Paladin (Tactics Advance)}} |
{{main|Paladin (Tactics Advance)}} |
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+ | Paladin is a job class available only to [[Human|humes]]. Paladins wield knightswords and greatswords in battle. Their action ability involves the aiding of fellow clan members in battle. They have decent stat growth in everything but Speed, and are quite useful in combat. With the correct support abilities, the Paladin can be one of the most powerful classes due to them having access to the most powerful weapons. |
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− | The Paladin job is exclusive to humans. The job is a strong attacker and can use abilities with the rare [[Holy (element)|Holy]] element. |
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====''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''==== |
====''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''==== |
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{{main|Paladin (Tactics A2)}} |
{{main|Paladin (Tactics A2)}} |
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+ | Paladin is a job class exclusive to [[Human|humes]]. Paladins are tanks, with high [[HP (stat)|HP]] and [[Defense (stat)|Defense]] stats, but they have low [[Speed (stat)|Speed]], [[Evasion|Evade]] and [[Strength]]. They are well-balanced attacking and supporting units, with their Nurse ability as an effective debuff remover, and their [[Cover (ability)|Cover]] ability invaluable in missions involving protecting a specific unit. [[Frimelda Lotice]] is a Paladin. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''=== |
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===''[[Crystal Defenders: Vanguard Storm]]''=== |
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===''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''=== |
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[[File:FFT4HoL Paladin Icon.png|right]] |
[[File:FFT4HoL Paladin Icon.png|right]] |
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===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''=== |
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[[Gawain]] is a Paladin, and this [[Warriors of Light|Warrior of Light]] job is unlocked with his chapter. |
[[Gawain]] is a Paladin, and this [[Warriors of Light|Warrior of Light]] job is unlocked with his chapter. |
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+ | ===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''=== |
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====''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]''==== |
====''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]''==== |
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+ | [[Kain Highwind (Dissidia PSP)|Kain]] also makes an appearance with the Holy Dragoon class as his [[EX Mode (term)|EX Mode]]. |
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+ | The Paladin appears as one of Cecil's forms. The Paladin's 2nd form is Cecil's outfit from ''Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy''. |
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+ | Cecil's Paladin form appears as a separate character alongside his Dark Knight form. They cannot be in the same party (with the exception of friend summons and co-op). |
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===''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''=== |
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{{main|Paladin (Airborne Brigade)}} |
{{main|Paladin (Airborne Brigade)}} |
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Paladin is a job unlocked with a White Mage level 10, and Monk level 5. |
Paladin is a job unlocked with a White Mage level 10, and Monk level 5. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy Artniks]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Artniks]]''=== |
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+ | The Paladin from ''Final Fantasy Tactics Advance'' appears as an obtainable card. |
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===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''=== |
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{{Main|Paladin (Explorers)}} |
{{Main|Paladin (Explorers)}} |
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+ | Paladin is a [[Final Fantasy Explorers jobs|job]] unlocked by crafting 15% of all equipment. The Paladin is a high defense tank capable of protecting teammates from all damage. |
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===''[[Mobius Final Fantasy]]''=== |
===''[[Mobius Final Fantasy]]''=== |
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===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''=== |
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+ | The Paladin job appears in ''Final Fantasy Trading Card Game'' as Water- and Lightning-elemental Forward cards. |
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+ | Paladin TCG.png|Paladin [6-081C] Chapter series card. |
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+ | Paladin XI TCG.png|Paladin [8-080C] Chapter series card. |
+ | Paladin XIV TCG.png|Paladin [12-086C] Chapter series card. |
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+ | Paladin 2-131C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Paladin [2-131C] Opus series card. |
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+ | The Paladin from ''Final Fantasy XI'' appears on Triple Triad cards in the version available via the ''[[Final Fantasy Portal App]]''. |
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+ | 220a Paladin.png|Paladin from ''Final Fantasy XI''. |
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+ | 220b Paladin.png|Paladin from ''Final Fantasy XI''. |
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+ | 220c Paladin.png|Paladin from ''Final Fantasy XI''. |
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==Non-''Final Fantasy'' appearances== |
==Non-''Final Fantasy'' appearances== |
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===''[[Knights of the Crystals]]''=== |
===''[[Knights of the Crystals]]''=== |
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− | The Paladin class was obtainable by completing the 04:Crests collection. It offers a minor boost to attack and a major boost to defense. |
+ | The Paladin class was obtainable by completing the 04:Crests collection. It offers a minor boost to attack and a major boost to defense. It appears on a bronze card. |
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===''Glorious Blaze: The Princess of Destiny and the 8 Soldiers''=== |
===''Glorious Blaze: The Princess of Destiny and the 8 Soldiers''=== |
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[[File:GF Paladin Collaboration.png|200px|thumb|Paladin collaboration.]] |
[[File:GF Paladin Collaboration.png|200px|thumb|Paladin collaboration.]] |
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+ | To celebrate the initial release, a collaboration was made with ''Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade'' wherein the Paladin armor was made available to players for a limited time. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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FFXI-Elvaan-Paladin.jpg|An Elvaan Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''. |
FFXI-Elvaan-Paladin.jpg|An Elvaan Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''. |
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LRFFXIII Paladin.png|Lightning as a Paladin in ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''. |
LRFFXIII Paladin.png|Lightning as a Paladin in ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''. |
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+ | Paladin FXIV.png|Roegadyn Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''. |
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+ | Ffta-h-paladin.jpg|Human Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''. |
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+ | TA2-HumePaladin.jpg|Hume Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''. |
+ | FFTS Paladin SR Portrait.png|Hume Paladin portrait in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''. |
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+ | FFTS Paladin SR Icon.png|Hume Paladin icon in ''Final Fantasy Tactics S''. |
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+ | FFTS Paladin Sprite.png|Hume Paladin sprite in ''Final Fantasy Tactics''. |
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PaladinArt.jpg|Jusqua as a Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''. |
PaladinArt.jpg|Jusqua as a Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''. |
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FFD - Knight.png|Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''. |
FFD - Knight.png|Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''. |
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Ffl-char-gawain.png|Gawain, a Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''. |
Ffl-char-gawain.png|Gawain, a Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''. |
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− | + | DFF2015_Cecil_PLD.jpg|Cecil's Paladin form in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy NT]]''. |
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− | + | DFF2015_Cecil_Paladin_2nd_Form.png|Cecil's Paladin 2nd form in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy NT]]'' |
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+ | FFAB Paladin Male.png|Male Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''. |
− | Paladin |
+ | FFAB Paladin Female.png|Female Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''. |
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FFE Paladin.png|A Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''. |
FFE Paladin.png|A Paladin in ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''. |
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Revision as of 01:42, 30 March 2021
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The way of the knight is to defend others.
Dissidia Final Fantasy, Knight Lore
The Paladin (パラディン, Paradin?) is a special job that appears in several games in the series.
Profile
The Paladin is a sacred knight, counterbalancing the Dark Knight. Paladins equip heavy swords and armor and can use special holy swords that have been imbued with sacred power. They can use basic White Magic spells, and can cover allies whose HP are low.
Some games give Paladins the Holy Sword skillset, giving them the power to strengthen and protect allies and attack enemies with holy-themed attacks. As Dark Knights wield the Deathbringer, the holy sword Excalibur is sometimes associated with Paladins. Another common Paladin weapon is the Save the Queen.
Appearances
Final Fantasy IV
Cecil Harvey transforms into a Paladin on Mount Ordeals. He has access to low-level White Magic and can use Cover to take hits in an ally's place; he will use Cover to protect weakened allies automatically. As a Paladin, Cecil gains access to many Holy-Elemental weapons, such as the Lustrous Sword and his ultimate weapon, the Ragnarok, allowing him to do massive damage against undead monsters.
In the Japanese exclusive game novels, Cecil is instead transformed into a Holy Knight (聖騎士, Sei Kishi?) after the events of Mount Ordeals.
Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-
Cecil is a Paladin and retains all of his skills as a Paladin from the previous game.
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
Cecil is a Paladin, retaining his skills from Final Fantasy IV. His son Ceodore Harvey similarly has White Magic and wields heavy equipment. Kain Highwind becomes a Holy Dragoon, the Dragoon equivalent of a Paladin, giving Kain the ability to use White Magic.
Final Fantasy VI
Leo Cristophe is officially classified as a General. However, he equips heavy equipment, and bears the Shock ability, all attributes associated with Paladins.
Final Fantasy IX
Beatrix is a Paladin and is temporarily playable, as well as being fought as a boss. She has her own skillset, Seiken, which consists of some Sword Arts attacks, and can cast White Magic. The early scenario had Steiner lead a group of paladins,[1] which became the Knights of Pluto in the final game.
Final Fantasy XI
Paladins are an advanced job, and are popular "tanks" due to having several defensive skills along with strong armor. They can also cast White Magic.
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings
Basch is given the Paladin job. He uses heavy equipment and swords, and his skillset consists of abilities that protect and strengthen the party.
Final Fantasy XIII
While a Paladin job class does not appear; Snow Villiers is theoretically the best Sentinel, which acts a bit like "cover", as Sentinels provoke the enemy and defend using guard abilities. Snow also has trademark names for his heavy coats, such as Save the Queen, and even a coat that is named after the job class, Paladin.
Final Fantasy XIII-2
Lightning's downloadable scenario, "Lightning's Story: Requiem of the Goddess", gives her a menagerie of new roles, mostly to relate to the 'mythic' theme of her current predicament. Of these, Paladin is her Commando analogue, and compared to many of the other roles at her disposal, performs exactly like the Commando.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
Paladin is a garb available for Lightning. Its locked ability is Heavy Guard and its auto abilities are Soul of the Holy Knight, which boosts Magic Resistance by 10% and status ailment resistance by 20%, and Ruinga Guard, which deals magic damage when Lightning guards for a certain length of time. It is obtained by completing the sidequest "The Saint's Stone" in Luxerion.
Final Fantasy XIV
Gladiators who have reached level 30 can obtain a Soul of the Paladin, allowing them to upgrade into a Paladin. Paladins retain all of the Gladiator weaponskills and abilities, and also gain support skills like Cover, as well as powerful restorative and offensive magic (albeit at a high MP cost).
The design of Paladin's Artifact Armor borrows heavily from the Final Fantasy XI version.
In the Japanese version, the class is called "Knight" rather than Paladin.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Paladin is a job class available only to humes. Paladins wield knightswords and greatswords in battle. Their action ability involves the aiding of fellow clan members in battle. They have decent stat growth in everything but Speed, and are quite useful in combat. With the correct support abilities, the Paladin can be one of the most powerful classes due to them having access to the most powerful weapons.
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
Paladin is a job class exclusive to humes. Paladins are tanks, with high HP and Defense stats, but they have low Speed, Evade and Strength. They are well-balanced attacking and supporting units, with their Nurse ability as an effective debuff remover, and their Cover ability invaluable in missions involving protecting a specific unit. Frimelda Lotice is a Paladin.
Final Fantasy Tactics S
Crystal Defenders: Vanguard Storm
While Paladins cannot attack monsters, they act like shields, preventing the advance of any enemy, large or small.
Online description
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light
The Paladin job is usable and focuses on defending itself and its allies.
Final Fantasy Dimensions
Gawain is a Paladin, and this Warrior of Light job is unlocked with his chapter.
Dissidia Final Fantasy
Cecil appears as both a Dark Knight and a Paladin, able to shift forms when attacking. His Paladin form specializes in swift aerial sword combos and light-based magic attacks.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
Cecil's Paladin form appears, as well as his Dark Knight form, functioning exactly the same as in the original game.
Kain also makes an appearance with the Holy Dragoon class as his EX Mode.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT
The Paladin appears as one of Cecil's forms. The Paladin's 2nd form is Cecil's outfit from Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy.
Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia
Cecil's Paladin form appears as a separate character alongside his Dark Knight form. They cannot be in the same party (with the exception of friend summons and co-op).
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade
Paladin is a job unlocked with a White Mage level 10, and Monk level 5.
Final Fantasy Artniks
The Paladin from Final Fantasy Tactics Advance appears as an obtainable card.
Final Fantasy Explorers
Paladin is a job unlocked by crafting 15% of all equipment. The Paladin is a high defense tank capable of protecting teammates from all damage.
Mobius Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy Trading Card Game
The Paladin job appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as Water- and Lightning-elemental Forward cards.
Triple Triad
The Paladin from Final Fantasy XI appears on Triple Triad cards in the version available via the Final Fantasy Portal App.
Related jobs
Magic Knight
In the NES version, the Dark Knight was called the Magic Knight (まけんし, Makenshi?, lit. Magic Swordsman) and was obtained from the Water Crystal. The Magic Knight can use White Magic up to level three.
Non-Final Fantasy appearances
Knights of the Crystals
The Paladin class was obtainable by completing the 04:Crests collection. It offers a minor boost to attack and a major boost to defense. It appears on a bronze card.
Glorious Blaze: The Princess of Destiny and the 8 Soldiers
To celebrate the initial release, a collaboration was made with Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade wherein the Paladin armor was made available to players for a limited time.
Gallery
Etymology
paladins, sometimes known as the Twelve Peers, were the foremost warriors of Charlemagne's court, according to the literary cycle known as the Matter of France.
The- ↑ From the old back up file (dead) (Accessed: March 30, 2012) at Mistwalker Corp (dead)