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Blue Mage (Final Fantasy XI)

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The art of Blue Magic originated in the Empire of Aht Urhgan and is primarily practiced by a group of elite assassins and military tacticians known as the Immortals. In spite of their military decoration and praise, the Blue Mages of Vana'diel face an ominous initiation ritual. As living weapons wielded against monsters, the Blue Mage must, in essence, become a monster himself. By assimilating the essences of fallen fiends into their being, they risk succumbing to the so-called "beast within".

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The art of Blue Magic originated in the Empire of Aht Urhgan and is primarily practiced by a group of elite assassins and military tacticians known as the Immortals. In spite of their military decoration and praise, the Blue Mages of Vana'diel face an ominous initiation ritual. As living weapons wielded against monsters, the Blue Mage must, in essence, become a monster himself. By assimilating the essences of fallen fiends into their being, they risk succumbing to the so-called "beast within". Blue Mages derive the lion's share of their strength from the blue magic spells they have learned. In particular, their own statistics are affected by the blue magic spells they have "set" for battle. This differs greatly from previous iterations of blue magic. For a more in-depth description, see the abilities page.