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The Job System is a system in Final Fantasy games that allows the player character to utilise the skills of a variety of different job classes available in the game. Example of Final Fantasy games that use the Job System are Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy V, Final Fantasy Tactics, and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.
Different types of jobs are Black Mage, who has a profieciency is black magic (magic that harms others), White Mage, with a proficiency in white magic, knight, a warrior type job, thief, who is fast and can steal from enemies, and Blue Mage, who can copy enemies styles and attacks.