Hawk

Name: Hawk/Hawkeye
Gender: M
Age: 17
Class: Thief
Weapon: Knives

He has an indigo-ish hair color and has a long pony tail. He heads the Thieves of Navarre, and Nikita, one of the thieves is like a brother to him. Member of the desert bandit tribe, Navarre. Flippant, yet romantic at heart, at times it is difficult to ascertain whether he jests or to take him seriously. However he is adamant in his loyalty to friends. His movements are with precision, and his eyes take on a gleam in battle.

Classes
Thief: Hawk’s neutral class. He doesn’t learn any spells at this class but he has a high evade rate at this time, so he is able to avoid many attacks from enemies.

Ninja: His first dark class. He has higher attack than first light class. Elemental jutsus and shuriken are learned here. The jutsus are stat lowering spells that can do greater damage when you raise agility.

Nightblade: Dark-dark class. This class is many people’s favorites for the variety of new spells that he could learn, and for the Split-Image Splice. For me, the spells are quite useless and the split-image splice isn’t as powerful as the Ninja Master’s tech. You need a Nighteye Die to become this class. I wouldn’t recommend this class unless your other characters don’t have a fullscreen level 3 tech. His strength beats the Ninja Master by one point but hits weaker than the Ninja Master. At times, the Nightblade only takes away 1hp from the enemy per hit. I would recommend the Ninja Master if you go dark. The variety of spells that are useful in the class can be enhanced in his other classes. I would advise to use this class if you are in desperate need of a fullscreen tech in your party.

Ninja Master: Dark-light class. He doesn’t learn anymore spells but is able to multi-target his stat lowering spells. His level 3 tech is more powerful on bosses than the Split-Image Splice. You need a Bullseye Die to become this class. This class is better than the Nightblade. Although this class doesn’t learn anything new, the power in attacking is much better than those of the Nightblade’s attacks. The fullscreen ninjutsu’s are good if you do need to lower the enemies’ stats that are in a certain screen. Have this class paired up with one of Lise’s light classes would make your party superior to your enemies.

Ranger: His first light class. He has the ability to do a full-screen attack and learns level one traps. Although the spells might be kind of weak, the final classes are worth the wait.

Wanderer: Light-light class. He learns many supportive magic that could get you through tough times. The counter magic spell works wonders on enemies like Koren and magic based Bosses. You need a Good Luck Die to become this class. As I’ve mentioned earlier, the Nightblade class learns a variety of new spells. Some of them are Deadly Weapon, Blow Needles, and Poison Breath. The Wanderer learns similar spells and I consider them to be much better than the Nightblade’s spells. Lunatic halves the maximum hp while Deadly Weapon lowers ¼ of the max hp. Poison Breath can be replaced by Poison Bubble. Poison Bubble is much better because it can damage, chance of poisoning the enemy, and steals MP. I would use this class if you want to have fun on your quest. But don’t choose this class if you have Angela and Carlie in your group unless you want a very difficult challenge in the game.

Rogue: Light-Dark Class. This class doesn’t learn supportive magic but does learn elemental attack magic. Another good light class that I would definitely recommend trying. You need the Bad Luck Die to become this class. The Rogue is one of Hawk’s stronger classes. He learns elemental damage that could do several things to the enemies. Pumpkin Bomb could steal MP and deal damage. Silver Dart could wreak havok on dark-aligned enemies. I would use this class if you don’t have a spell caster in your party.

Classes
	Thief: Hawk’s neutral class. He doesn’t learn any spells at this class but he has a high evade rate at this time, so he is able to avoid many attacks from enemies.
	Ninja: His first dark class. He has higher attack than first light class. Elemental jutsus and shuriken are learned here. The jutsus are stat lowering spells that can do greater damage when you raise agility.
	Nightblade: Dark-dark class. This class is many people’s favorites for the variety of new spells that he could learn, and for the Split-Image Splice. For me, the spells are quite useless and the split-image splice isn’t as powerful as the Ninja Master’s tech. You need a Nighteye Die to become this class. I wouldn’t recommend this class unless your other characters don’t have a fullscreen level 3 tech. His strength beats the Ninja Master by one point but hits weaker than the Ninja Master. At times, the Nightblade only takes away 1hp from the enemy per hit. I would recommend the Ninja Master if you go dark. The variety of spells that are useful in the class can be enhanced in his other classes. I would advise to use this class if you are in desperate need of a fullscreen tech in your party.
	Ninja Master: Dark-light class. He doesn’t learn anymore spells but is able to multi-target his stat lowering spells. His level 3 tech is more powerful on bosses than the Split-Image Splice. You need a Bullseye Die to become this class. This class is better than the Nightblade. Although this class doesn’t learn anything new, the power in attacking is much better than those of the Nightblade’s attacks. The fullscreen ninjutsu’s are good if you do need to lower the enemies’ stats that are in a certain screen. Have this class paired up with one of Lise’s light classes would make your party superior to your enemies.
	Ranger: His first light class. He has the ability to do a full-screen attack and learns level one traps. Although the spells might be kind of weak, the final classes are worth the wait.
	Wanderer: Light-light class. He learns many supportive magic that could get you through tough times. The counter magic spell works wonders on enemies like Koren and magic based Bosses. You need a Good Luck Die to become this class. As I’ve mentioned earlier, the Nightblade class learns a variety of new spells. Some of them are Deadly Weapon, Blow Needles, and Poison Breath. The Wanderer learns similar spells and I consider them to be much better than the Nightblade’s spells. Lunatic halves the maximum hp while Deadly Weapon lowers ¼ of the max hp. Poison Breath can be replaced by Poison Bubble. Poison Bubble is much better because it can damage, chance of poisoning the enemy, and steals MP. I would use this class if you want to have fun on your quest. But don’t choose this class if you have Angela and Carlie in your group unless you want a very difficult challenge in the game.
	Rogue: Light-Dark Class. This class doesn’t learn supportive magic but does learn elemental attack magic. Another good light class that I would definitely recommend trying. You need the Bad Luck Die to become this class. The Rogue is one of Hawk’s stronger classes. He learns elemental damage that could do several things to the enemies. Pumpkin Bomb could steal MP and deal damage. Silver Dart could wreak havok on dark-aligned enemies. I would use this class if you don’t have a spell caster in your party.

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