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Dragoon (Final Fantasy XI)

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Dragoons are entrusted with a young dragon, called a wyvern, which they can summon. The wyvern fights alongside the dragoon and takes on different characteristics determined by the dragoon's Support Job. For the most part, the wyvern will focus on physical attacks and do a breath attack when the Dragoon uses a weapon skill. The one substantial difference to this rule is in the case of a Dragoon having a mage support job. When that Dragoon casts a spell, the wyvern's breath attack will do no damage, but instead heal a member of the party.

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Dragoons are entrusted with a young dragon, called a wyvern, which they can summon. The wyvern fights alongside the dragoon and takes on different characteristics determined by the dragoon's Support Job. For the most part, the wyvern will focus on physical attacks and do a breath attack when the Dragoon uses a weapon skill. The one substantial difference to this rule is in the case of a Dragoon having a mage support job. When that Dragoon casts a spell, the wyvern's breath attack will do no damage, but instead heal a member of the party. Dragoons learn five versions of the trademark jump ability. These include a normal damage-dealing Jump and a Super Jump which does no damage but reduces the likelihood that an enemy will focus its attacks on the Dragoon. The class also receives an accuracy bonus, which means it can potentially hit targets more often than its peers, and Dragon Killer, which provides a chance to intimidate draconic foes and thereby prevent their attacks.

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