Warrior (Final Fantasy III)

Warrior
戦士 (Senshi?)
Sprite(s)
Availability
Location obtained	Wind Crystal (Altar Cave)
Abilities
Stats	See stats
Weapons	Daggers, Swords, Bows, Arrows, Axes See weapons
Armor	Heavy armor See armor
Command abilities	3D releases: Advance
More information
Recurring appearance

Warriors are weapon experts. Their Advance ability allows them to deal even more damage than normal, but they also get hit a lot harder.

Description

The bearer of this certificate has experienced countless hours of rigorous battle and is deemed worthy of the title of Master Warrior.

Mastery certificate description

The Warrior, also known as Fighter, is a job class in Final Fantasy III. It is gained from the Wind Crystal. In the opening FMV of the remakes, Luneth is depicted as a Warrior. Warriors have a high aptitude for wielding swords in battle. Having focused all their training on physical combat, they are unable to use any magic.

Abilities

NES version

• Command ability - None

The Warrior (Fighter) has no special command. Initially, they are the power houses, providing the best boosts to all physical stats. Once the Knight job is unlocked, this job loses its usefulness.

3D versions

• Command ability - Advance

The Advance command lets the Warrior sacrifice some defense in order to strike harder. Both the damage bonus and defense reduction are related to the Warrior's current job level using the following formulas:

$Damage~Bonus=Original~Damage\times {\frac {1.5+Job~Level}{110}}$

$Defense~Reduction=Original~Defense\times {\frac {1.5+Job~Level}{110}}$

Which give the following results:

Job Level	Damage Multiplier	Defense Reduction
1-10	1.5	1.5
11-21	1.6	1.6
22-32	1.7	1.7
33-43	1.8	1.8
44-54	1.9	1.9
55-65	2.0	2.0
66-76	2.1	2.1
77-87	2.2	2.2
88-98	2.3	2.3
99	2.4	2.4

Stats

Level	Strength	Agility	Vitality	Intellect	Mind	Level	Strength	Agility	Vitality	Intellect	Mind
NES version						3D versions
1	10	10	5	2	3	1	5	5	5	5	5
10	17	17	10	4	5	10	10	10	10	9	9
20	23	23	14	7	7	20	17	17	16	14	14
30	30	30	19	9	10	30	24	24	22	18	18
40	36	36	23	11	12	40	31	31	28	22	22
50	43	43	28	14	14	50	38	38	34	26	26
60	49	49	32	16	16	60	44	44	40	29	29
70	56	56	37	18	19	70	51	51	46	33	33
80	63	63	41	21	21	80	58	58	52	37	37
90	69	69	46	23	23	90	65	65	58	41	41
99	75	75	50	25	25	99	71	71	63	45	45

Equipment

Weapons

Weapons

Daggers	Swords	Bows	Arrows	Axes
Knife Dagger Mythril Knife Spark Dagger Main Gauche Poison Dagger	Golden Sword Longsword Mythril Sword Tyfring Salamand Sword Freezing Blade Serpent Sword Royal Sword Blood Sword Ancient Sword Defender Break Blade Ragnarok Ultima Weapon	Bow Great Bow Killer Bow	Wooden Arrow Holy Arrow Iron Arrow	Viking Axe Battleaxe Dual Tomahawk Rune Axe Demon Axe Dual Haken Gigantic Axe

Armor

Armor

Shields	Head	Body	Arms
Leather Shield Mythril Shield Ice Shield Heroic Shield Demon Shield Diamond Shield Crystal Shield	Leather Cap Mythril Helm Shell Helm Ice Helm Feathered Hat Diamond Helm Ribbon Crystal Helm	Vest Rusty Mail Leather Armor Mythril Armor Shell Armor Ice Armor Flame Mail Reflect Mail Demon Mail Diamond Mail Crystal Mail	Bronze Bracers Mythril Gloves Gauntlets Power Bracers Diamond Gloves Protect Ring Crystal Gloves

Other appearances

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Warrior appears with Fire-, Earth-, and Lightning-elemental cards. All main characters from the 3D remakes are represented.

Triple Triad (Portal App)

Warrior appears on a Triple Triad card.

Gallery

Trivia

• In the NES version, the Warrior's overworld and battle sprites are nearly identical to Firion's from the original version of Final Fantasy II, which in turn were also slight modifications to the Warrior sprite from the original Final Fantasy.