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Additionally, party members can also become monsters by using Monster Hearts. By putting a monster heart in their inventory and speaking to the abbot or [[High Priestess Jacqueline]], they can become that monster. In the PSX version the character would not take on the appearance of the monster until mastering the vocation, where as they immediately become beastly in the remake. Furthermore, monster classes are the only way to permanently learn advanced skills and spells in the remake. In all, there are over fifty classes that a single character can become in ''VII''.

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In ''VII Reimagined'', the vocation system has been reworked, though the fundamental systems work the same way as in the original game. In this title, each character has a unique starting vocation, each vocation has a unique [[Let loose|special]] skill, and monster vocations have been removed in lieu of Monster Heart accessories that grant special passive abilities and bonuses.

Once [[Auster]] delivers a High Priestess Jacqueline to [[High Priestess Jacqui]] in present-day Alltrades Abbey, she gifts the [[Career Sphere]] to the party. This new key item allows party members to change their vocation at any time.

After recruiting [[Aishe]], the '''moonlighting''' feature can be unlocked by talking to Jacqui. Moonlighting allows characters to use two vocations at the same time, making them easier to master, as both active vocations obtain the same amount of vocational proficiency.

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 Additionally, party members can also become monsters by using Monster Hearts. By putting a monster heart in their inventory and speaking to the abbot or [[High Priestess Jacqueline]], they can become that monster. In the PSX version the character would not take on the appearance of the monster until mastering the vocation, where as they immediately become beastly in the remake. Furthermore, monster classes are the only way to permanently learn advanced skills and spells in the remake. In all, there are over fifty classes that a single character can become in ''VII''.
+=={{DQ7R}}==
+In ''VII Reimagined'', the vocation system has been reworked, though the fundamental systems work the same way as in the original game. In this title, each character has a unique starting vocation, each vocation has a unique [[Let loose|special]] skill, and monster vocations have been removed in lieu of Monster Heart accessories that grant special passive abilities and bonuses.
+Once [[Auster]] delivers a High Priestess Jacqueline to [[High Priestess Jacqui]] in present-day Alltrades Abbey, she gifts the [[Career Sphere]] to the party. This new key item allows party members to change their vocation at any time.
+After recruiting [[Aishe]], the '''moonlighting''' feature can be unlocked by talking to Jacqui. Moonlighting allows characters to use two vocations at the same time, making them easier to master, as both active vocations obtain the same amount of vocational proficiency.
 =={{DQ9}}==