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The gladiator was added in the version 1.3 update of the game, and gains the unique ability to wield two weapons at once. The attack power of the left hand is exactly half of the gladiator's right hand. Beyond this, gladiators remain the glass canons that they were in the previous game. | The gladiator was added in the version 1.3 update of the game, and gains the unique ability to wield two weapons at once. The attack power of the left hand is exactly half of the gladiator's right hand. Beyond this, gladiators remain the glass canons that they were in the previous game. | ||
=={{DQStars}}== | |||
In {{DQStars}}, the vocation usually translated as Gladiator (バトルマスター, "Batorumasutā") is called '''Battlemaster''' and coexists with a new vocation that is called '''Gladiator''' in Japanese (グラディエーター, "Guradiētā"). The former is a powerful yet fragile offensive vocation while the later is more well rounded, if less powerful. | |||
===Battlemaster=== | |||
[[File:DQotS Battlemaster.png|right|thumb|Battlemaster as they appear in ''Stars''|200px]] | |||
Known as '''battlemaster''' this game, this vocation combines the knowledge of [[Warrior|warriors]] and [[Martial artist|martial artists]] and offers one of the most aggressive vocations in the game. This vocation has the highest strength among specialist vocations, but it's defense and HP are its main weaknesses. | |||
The preferred weapons for battlemaster include: Swords, axes, spears, fans, clubs, and claws. | |||
Anger boosts the user's attack and critical rate for two turns, highly increasing the damage output of the battlemaster who uses it while also lowering their defenses and barring them from defending themselves. Anger works greatly in conjunction with a [[Paladin]]'s Battle Buddy, as it protects the target from all attacks. | |||
Charge Crash is a good skill for dealing damage, reducing the enemy's charge time. It can also deal critical hits. | |||
Battle masters have the lowest defense among all specialist vocations, so it should be used alongside other vocations that can cover their low defense, be it with the [[selflessness]]-like skills of the paladins, or with the shanties sung by [[Pirate|pirates]]. Battlemasters can also somewhat compensate their low defense with their passive parry skill, which gives them a slight evasion boost. | |||
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! Level !! Non-revocated<br>1-99 !! Revocation 1<br>[[FIle:DQotS_Rev1.png|24px]]1-99 !! Revocation 2<br>[[FIle:DQotS_Rev2.png|24px]]1-99 !! Revocation 3<br>[[FIle:DQotS_Rev3.png|24px]]1-99 | |||
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| 1 || [[Anger]] Lv 1<br> Strength +5 With Preferred Weapon || - || - || Angry Charge | |||
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| 5 || Parry || - || - || - | |||
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| 10 || Shortens Abilities Skill Gauge by 3% with preferred weapon. || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 | |||
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| 20 || [[Anger]] Lvl 3 || Resilience +3 || Resilience +2 || Resilience +2 | |||
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| 30 || [[Charge Crash]] Lvl 1 || [[Anger]] Lvl 6 || [[Anger]] Lvl 7 || [[Anger]] Lvl 8 | |||
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| 40 || Critical Rate +1% || Strength +4 || Resilience +2 || Strength +2 | |||
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| 50 || [[Anger]] Lvl 5 || Max HP +4 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 | |||
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| 60 || [[Charge Crash]] Lvl 3 || Strength +4 || Resilience +2 || Strength +2 | |||
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| 70 || Strength +5 || [[Charge Crash]] Lvl 6 || [[Charge Crash]] Lvl 7 || [[Charge Crash]] Lvl 8 | |||
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| 80 || Max HP +5 || Abilities Skill Gauge -1% with preferred weapon. || Resilience +2 || Resilience +2 | |||
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| 90 || [[Charge Crash]] Lvl 5 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +2 | |||
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| 99 || - || Luck +5 || Luck +5 || Luck +5 | |||
|} | |||
The previous skills and perks are only available while using this vocation, and only for the character who unlocked them. | |||
Leveling up the Battlemaster's corresponding basic vocations give it the following bonuses to the character: | |||
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! Level !! Warrior !! Martial Artist | |||
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| 50 || Warrior's Essence || Martial Artist's Essence | |||
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| 60 || Max HP +10 || Max HP +10 | |||
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| 70 || Shortens [[Charge Crash]] Skill Gauge by 3% with preferred weapon. || Shortens [[Anger]] Skill Gauge by 3% with preferred weapon. | |||
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| 80 || Strength +5 with preferred weapon. || Critical Rate +1% with preferred weapon. | |||
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| 90 || Shortens [[Charge Crash]] Skill Gauge by 5% with preferred weapon. || Shortens [[Anger]] Skill Gauge by 5% with preferred weapon. | |||
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| 99 || Luck +5 || Luck +5 | |||
|} | |||
Leveling an Battlemaster unlocks the following perks for the character, even when not using this vocation: | |||
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! Level !! Perk | |||
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| 60 || Attack Down resistance +5% | |||
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| 70 || Strength +3 | |||
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| 80 || Auto Attack Critical Rate +3% | |||
|} | |||
Additionally, the following perk will be active only when using the battlemaster vocation: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
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! Level !! Vocational perk | |||
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| 80 || Auto Attack Critial Rate +3% | |||
|} | |||
===Gladiator=== | |||
[[File:DQotS Gladiator.png|right|thumb|Gladiator as they appear in ''Stars''|200px]] | |||
'''Gladiator''' (グラディエーター) is a brand new vocation from {{DQStars}}. It was introduced around the game's first anniversary alongside [[astronomer]] and requires leveling up a [[martial artist]] and a [[sailor]]. Gladiator offers a more balanced physical attacker, with better defenses and HP than battlemaster and while it does have weaker might, it's still a good, more durable alternative. | |||
Gladiator has a peculiarity: one of it's vocational skills is passive: Revenge Mode cannot be activated at will like all other vocational skills, it fills up each time the gladiator gets hit. When the skill is fully charged, it automatically charges the ct of the user's other skills for 70% of their capacity. | |||
Star Dragon Stance is a unique skill because it locks the player into using it. Upon activating the stance, the skill begins charging again. The longest the wait for the second activation, the most powerful the attack will be. | |||
Due to Attack Ability Tricks, all red skills charge 15% faster than when using them on other vocations, so gladiators can be used to rapidly unleash attacks. | |||
This vocation's preferred weapons include: Swords, axes, hammers, fans, clubs, and claws. | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
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! Level !! Non-revocated<br>1-99 !! Revocation 1<br>[[FIle:DQotS_Rev1.png|24px]]1-99 !! Revocation 2<br>[[FIle:DQotS_Rev2.png|24px]]1-99 !! Revocation 3<br>[[FIle:DQotS_Rev3.png|24px]]1-99 | |||
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| 1 || [[Star Dragon Stance]] Lvl 1<br> Resilience +10 with preferred weapon. || - || - || Revenge Power | |||
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| 5 || Attack Ability Tricks 15% || - || - || - | |||
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| 10 || Shortens Abilities Skill Gauge by 3% with preferred weapon. || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 | |||
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| 20 || [[Star Dragon Stance]] Lvl 3 || Resilience +3 || Resilience +2 || Resilience +2 | |||
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| 30 || [[Revenge Mode]] Lvl 1 || [[Star Dragon Stance]] Lv6 || [[Star Dragon Stance]] Lv7 || [[Star Dragon Stance]] Lv8 | |||
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| 40 || Critical Rate +1% || Max HP +4 || Resilience +2 || Strength +2 | |||
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| 50 || [[Star Dragon Stance]] Lvl 5 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +3 | |||
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| 60 || [[Revenge Mode]] Lvl 3 || Resilience +8 || Resilience +2 || Strength +2 | |||
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| 70 || Strength +5 || [[Revenge Mode]] Lvl 6 || [[Revenge Mode]] Lvl 7 || [[Revenge Mode]] Lvl 8 | |||
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| 80 || Max HP +5 || Abilities Skill Gauge -1% with preferred weapon. || Resilience +2 || Resilience +2 | |||
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| 90 || [[Revenge Mode]] Lvl 5 || Max HP +3 || Max HP +5 || Max HP +3 | |||
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| 99 || - || Luck +5 || Luck +5 || Luck +5 | |||
|} | |||
The previous skills and perks are only available while using this vocation, and only for the character who unlocked them. | |||
Leveling up the gladiator’s corresponding basic vocations give it the following bonuses to the character: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
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! Level !! Martial Artist !! Sailor | |||
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| 50 || Martial Artist's Essence || Sailor's Essence | |||
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| 60 || Max HP +10 || Max HP +10 | |||
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| 70 || Critical Rate +1% || Shortens [[Star Dragon Stance]] Skill Gauge by 3% with preferred weapon. | |||
|- | |||
| 80 || Critical Rate +1% with preferred weapon. || Resilience +5 with preferred weapon. | |||
|- | |||
| 90 || Critical Rate +1% || Shortens [[Star Dragon Stance]] Skill Gauge by 5% with preferred weapon. | |||
|- | |||
| 99 || Luck +5 || Luck +5 | |||
|} | |||
Leveling an gladiator unlocks the following perks for the character, even when not using this vocation: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|+ | |||
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! Level !! Perk | |||
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| 60 || Blind resistance +5% | |||
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| 70 || Max HP +5 | |||
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| 80 || Reduces Brutal Blow and Runaway Magic damage taken by 5% | |||
|} | |||
Additionally, the following perk will be active only when using the gladiator vocation: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
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! Level !! Vocational perk | |||
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| 80 || Reduces Brutal Blow and Runaway Magic damage taken by 5% | |||
|} | |||
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