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VOD Question: Altare: Hero. A versatile and fairly tanky class, it can find a home in any position and protect the party through strong guard skills. The Hero also provides stress relief as a secondary role through abilities that inspire the party to lower their stress. Axel: Gambler. The Gambler can do just about anything, but every single skill has extreme RNG, we're talking Occultist Heal level RNG at the bare minimum. Best positioned somewhere between the front and back line to make full use of it's varied skills. The Gambler also has a special unique unremovable Quirk that prevents it from ever gaining any of the normal gambling related quirks, but provides the effects of the Gambler negative Quirk (can only gamble for stress relief) and twice the effect of Skilled Gambler positive Quirk (better chance of getting good rewards when gambling) at the same time. Bettel: Jester. Would be very similar to the current Jester in the game, with a focus on stress relief for the party. But has stronger debuff abilities for the enemy, able to curse them with bad luck, making it easier for the party to crit and land debuffs on them and reducing the chance of the enemy hitting/critting party members. Hakka: Exorcist. The Exorcist excels at killing Undead and Eldritch enemies, with all their skills doing bonus damage to those types. Generally a back line class, it attacks with spiritual power and crow themed familiars at long range. Flayon: Pilot. We're getting steampunk here! The Pilot class, well, it pilots. It has a steampunk mechsuit. Very, very tanky, but can't be healed through normal skills since damage is actually hurting the mech suit, not human flesh. Fortunately, the Pilot has some self repair skills. When the pilot "dies" due to physical damage there is a 50% chance the pilot himself will successfully eject and survive and flee back to the manor, but the pilot will be unavailable for a week while he builds a new mech suit. Dying from a stress induced heart attack just always kills the pilot outright though, same as other classes. Shinri: Ronin: The Ronin has studied the blade. At home in the two front line positions, the Ronin does a lot of damage and serves as a great tank. It also has skills that let it charm enemies, effective a type of stun, but these skills are a double edged sword as there is a slight chance the Ronin will himself be charmed at the same time. Steam achievement if you manage to charm every enemy in the game including bosses, 0.2% of players have gotten it. Jurard: Dinomancer. A transforming class like the Abomination. In human form the Dinomancer uses guns and is a good middle line fighter, in Dino form it becomes a melee beast and does insane damage. Can stun enemies with it's loud battle cry but has a slight chance of stunning it's own party members with it as well. Octavio: Puppetmaster. Fights using puppets, using similar mechanics to the Houndmaster for a lot of it's abilities. The Puppetmaster can also use it's strings on it's own party members, giving massive buffs, but at the cost of increased stress for the party members being puppeted. Goldbullet: Hunter. The Hunter is a back liner with a rifle and decent long range damage ability, but it's also a good healer through cooking related skills. Especially strong camp skills make the Hunter an excellent choice for longer missions. Good at reducing party stress as well, overall it's support abilities are even better than it's damage abilities. Ruze: The Ill-Omened. An axe wielding melee fighter with great damage and good tanking ability, but the really interesting thing about the Ill-Omened is it's special unremovable Quirk, Negative One Luck. This Quirk drastically increases the chance of the Ill-Omened being critically hit, as well as it's chance to take negative status debuffs. But it *reduces* the chance of it's party members suffering critical hits or taking negative status debuffs by an even greater amount, as the Ill-Omened is absorbing all the back luck for himself. With the right team makeup and the right trinkets to make sure the Ill-Omened survives, it can be pretty OP.