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- "Harnessing the power of their surroundings, they easily avoid pits and floors with damaging effects"
- —Description
The Geomancer is a job in Final Fantasy V, which is given to the player after the Fire Crystal shatters.
[edit] Appearance
The Geomancer dresses very heavily in what looks like mountain gear, since it must deal with a whole host of environments. Ironically, the player will be using this job to walk over lava pits most of the time, so insulation isn't this job's top priority.
[edit] Abilities
- Job Command - Gaia
- Innate Abilities - Find Pits, Light Step
- Equipment - Knives, Bell
The Gaia command is very useful, especially in the hands of a spell caster. It has a random effect, based on the current location's environment. The effects caused by the command vary, causing something as simple as minor damage to inflicting instant death. Regardless, this command is based on the user's magic power and costs no MP, so it is a cheap alternative to magic. Find Pits will reveal trap doors, but only if the user is about to step on one, while Light Step lets the user walk over harmful surfaces like lava.
[edit] Level-Up Abilities
| Level 1 ability
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| RPGe Name
| Terrain
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| Anthology Name
| Earth
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| GBA Name
| Gaia
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| AP Required
| 25
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| Type
| Command
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| Description
| Attack enemies by channeling the power of the surrounding area.
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| Information
| Lets any job use the Gaia command.
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| Level 2 ability
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| RPGe Name
| Pitfall
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| Anthology Name
| Findhole
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| GBA Name
| Find Pits
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| AP Required
| 50
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| Type
| Passive
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| Description
| Detect holes in the floor.
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| Information
| If the player walks onto a surface that would normally collapse, it will collapse, but the player will jump back before they fall.
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| Level 3 ability
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| RPGe Name
| Damage Floor
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| Anthology Name
| Antitrap
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| GBA Name
| Light Step
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| AP Required
| 100
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| Type
| Passive
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| Description
| Avoid damage on floors with harmful effects.
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| Information
| Lets the player walk over surfaces that would normally damage them without any ill effects.
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