North American Final Fantasy XIV site introduces Gladiator and Pugilist classes

by Griffin McElroy { Nov 12th 2009 at 12:15PM }

Are you a fan of punching? How about stabbing? How about punching people while wearing sharp implements capable of simultaneously stabbing them? It sounds like the two most recent additions to Final Fantasy XIV's list of "Disciplines" (that's fancy talk for "Classes") are right up your alley: Everyone, meet the Gladiator and Pugilist. Gladiator and Pugilist, everyone.

The two classes are detailed on the game's North American site, and a few of their deadly-looking tools of the trade have also been revealed. If you're a melee enthusiast who's looking forward to the next Squeenix-branded MMO, we highly suggest checking it out. Personally, we're waiting to hear more about the Thaumaturge. (He's got a pointy Black Mage hat, but he's not a Black Mage! We're so confused.)

Tags: final-fantasy, final-fantasy-xiv, gladiator, mmo, mmorpg, pugilist, square-enix

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

dotzeno @ Nov 12th 2009 1:23PM

awesome

WizzleHumpback @ Nov 12th 2009 1:55PM

How dare we talk about something other than Modern Warfare 2.

calgaryalta @ Nov 12th 2009 10:45PM

lol I hear ya :)

Soulbreather @ Nov 12th 2009 4:40PM

Hold the phone they don't look like women

gmoyajp @ Nov 12th 2009 4:56PM

thay change the name but there jobs are paladin and a monk from what i see in this picture but with diffirent names.

lol FFXI jobs with diffirent names.

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