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|description=Detect hidden passageways. |
|description=Detect hidden passageways. |
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|description=Quickly escape from battle. You may be unable to escape from some enemies. |
|description=Quickly escape from battle. You may be unable to escape from some enemies. |
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+ | |information=A faster, more reliable way of running from battles. |
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|description=Hold down the B button while pressing the Control Pad to move twice as fast. |
|description=Hold down the B button while pressing the Control Pad to move twice as fast. |
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+ | |information=By pressing the Dash button, the party will now run four times faster on the world map, even if there is no thief in the party. |
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|type=Command |
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|description=Steal treasures from an enemy. |
|description=Steal treasures from an enemy. |
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+ | |information=Lets any job use the Steal command. |
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|description=Prevent back attacks. |
|description=Prevent back attacks. |
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|description=Attack and steal from an enemy. |
|description=Attack and steal from an enemy. |
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+ | |information=Lets any job use the Mug command. Does not replace the Thief's Steal command. |
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|description=Gain the same speed and agility as a Thief. |
|description=Gain the same speed and agility as a Thief. |
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Revision as of 14:15, 11 January 2020
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Expert bandits who espy secret passages and foil back attacks.
Description
The Thief is a job in Final Fantasy V, obtained after the Wind Crystal shatters. It is among the weakest of the light armor-wearing jobs, possessing low Strength and Stamina, which in turn means low HP. The Thief has the highest Agility, making them vital for empowering the Freelancer and Mime classes. The Thief is one of three classes capable of equipping the powerful Thief Gloves accessory, which doubles the poor success rate of Steal from 40% to 80%, making them vital for stealing items early on, including one-of-a-kind pieces of equipment only obtainable through stealing.
Mastering the Thief job on all characters in the mobile and Steam versions earns the player the achievement "Band of Thieves".
Profile
Thieves have a universal color: green. Each character wears a bandanna or a head scarf. Bartz and Lenna mostly resemble the Thief class from the original Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy III. Faris's costume is the only one that is a different color: yellow instead of green. Galuf's head scarf is tied under his nose, a typical feature of an old style thief in Japanese culture.
Abilities
The Steal command acquires items from enemies. All of Thief's innate abilities are useful; Find Passages lets the player locate any hidden passage or invisible walkway, Vigilance prevents rear attacks, and Sprint lets the characters run four times faster in dungeons and towns, but not on the world map (this, however, was changed for the mobile and Steam release). Mug allows the player to damage the target while attempting to Steal from them, but will not activate any special abilities or spells the weapon may have normally.
Artful Dodger gives characters the Thief's base Agility unless otherwise at a higher value. This functions the same as the various other abilities that carry a hidden stat boost, only here that is the only effect it has.
Upon mastery, Freelancers and Mimes gain the Thief's base Agility as well as their base Strength and Stamina unless they already have a higher base from another mastered job. They will also gain Find Passages, Vigilance, and Sprint as innate abilities.
Level-up abilities
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Other appearances
Triple Triad
Bartz as a Thief appears on a Triple Triad card in the version available via Final Fantasy Portal App.
Gallery
