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See also: Warrior (Job).

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

—In-game description

The Warrior (戦士, Senshi^?), 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 DS/PSP remake, 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.

AbilitiesEdit

Famicom VersionEdit

Command Ability - None

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

Remake VersionEdit

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 x (1.5 + JobLv / 110)
Defense Reduction = Original Defense x (1.5 + JobLv / 110)

Which give the following results:

Job Level	Damage Multiplier	Defense Reduction
Advance
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

StatsEdit

Level	Strength	Agility	Vitality	Intellect	Mind	Level	Strength	Agility	Vitality	Intellect	Mind
Famicom Version						Remake Version
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

EquipmentEdit

WeaponsEdit

Name	Attack	Element	Other Bonuses	Other Information
Daggers
Knife	8	None	None	None
Dagger	9	None	None	None
Mythril Knife	14	None	None	None
Spark Dagger	23	Lightning	+2 Agility	None
Main Gauche	35	None	+3 Agility	None
Poison Dagger	40	None	+4 Agility	Inflicts Poison.
Swords
Golden Sword	5	None	None	None
Longsword	10	None	None	None
Mythril Sword	17	None	None	None
Tyfring	28	None	None	None
Salamand Sword	30	Fire	None	Casts Fire when used.
Freezing Blade	32	Ice	None	Casts Blizzard when used.
Serpent Sword	25	Lightning	None	None
Royal Sword	50	None	None	None
Blood Sword	55	None	None	Absorbs damage dealt.
Ancient Sword	80	None	None	Inflicts Paralysis.
Defender	95	None	+5 Vitality	Casts Protect when used.
Break Blade	125	None	None	Inflicts Gradual Petrify.
Ragnarok	140	None	+5 all stats	None
Ultima Weapon	155	None	+15 all stats	None
Bows
Bow	10	None	None	None
Great Bow	18	None	None	None
Killer Bow	26	None	None	None
Arrows
Wooden Arrow	6	None	None	None
Holy Arrow	8	Holy	None	None
Iron Arrow	12	None	None	None
Axes
Viking Axe	33	None	None	None
Battleaxe	65	None	None	None
Dual Tomahawk	73	None	None	None
Rune Axe	110	None	+2 Intellect & Mind	None
Demon Axe	116	None	+2 Strength & Vitality	None
Dual Haken	122	None	+3 Strength	None
Gigantic Axe	155	None	+20 Strength	Ultimate equipment from the Legendary Smith.

ArmorEdit

Name	Defense	Magic Defense	Other Bonuses	Other Information
Shield
Leather Shield	2	1	None	Protects against some status ailments.
Mythril Shield	3	3	None	Protects against some status ailments.
Ice Shield	6	4	None	Protects against some status ailments.
Heroic Shield	9	6	+1 all stats	Protects against some status ailments.
Demon Shield	12	8	None	Protects against some status ailments.
Diamond Shield	14	10	None	Protects against some status ailments.
Crystal Shield	20	15	None	Protects against some status ailments.
Head
Leather Cap	1	1	None	None
Mythril Helm	4	3	None	None
Shell Helm	6	5	None	None
Ice Helm	10	6	None	None
Feathered Hat	10	16	+2 Agility	None
Diamond Helm	21	10	None	None
Ribbon	23	20	None	Protects against all status ailments.
Crystal Helm	31	17	None	None
Body
Vest	1	1	None	None
Rusty Mail	1	1	None	None
Leather Armor	3	1	None	None
Mythril Armor	10	3	None	None
Shell Armor	18	9	None	None
Ice Armor	20	9	None	None
Flame Mail	21	11	None	None
Reflect Mail	30	30	+2 Intellect & Mind	Protects against some status ailments.
Demon Mail	38	17	None	None
Diamond Mail	40	19	None	None
Crystal Mail	55	24	None	None
Arms
Bronze Bracers	1	1	None	None
Mythril Gloves	3	1	None	None
Gauntlets	8	4	+1 Strength & Vitality	None
Power Bracers	13	9	+2 Strength & Vitality	None
Diamond Gloves	15	7	+3 Strength & Vitality	None
Protect Ring	18	18	+2 all stats	None
Crystal Gloves	30	15	+4 Strength & Vitality	None

GalleryEdit

Luneth

Arc

Refia

Ingus

Luneth's battle model.

Arc's battle model.

Refia's battle model.

Ingus's battle model.

Advance.

TriviaEdit

In the Famicom 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 inaugural Final Fantasy.

v · e · dFinal Fantasy III Jobs
Wind Crystal (Altar Cave)
Warrior - Monk - White Mage - Black Mage - Red Mage - Thief (Remake)
Fire Crystal (Molten Cave)
Ranger - Knight - Thief (Famicom) - Scholar - Geomancer (Remake)
Water Crystal (Cave of Tides)
Geomancer (Famicom) - Dragoon - Viking - Dark Knight - Evoker - Bard - Black Belt (Famicom)
Earth Crystal (Ancients' Maze)
Black Belt (Remake) - Devout - Magus - Summoner - Sage (Remake) - Ninja (Remake)
Eureka
Sage (Famicom) - Ninja (Famicom)
Other
Freelancer - Onion Knight

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