great guide, i have never seen such a completed guide.

i'll take it.

THX.

I'll cut to the chase here and now.

I got to the point where it said Puppetmasters should be subbing monk and White Mage.

I vomited a little in my mouth.

The job thread needs substantial guides that don't trick the reader or point to fail-a-kazam.

Lets see if I can't drag puppetmaster out of what was already incorrect in 2007.

**Puppetmaster: A hybrid job with an inglorous past, is very potent when used properly, but carries a stigma of being weak based off its original release.

Performing somewhere between a Monk and a Summoner with just a taste of Red Mage. It is, to many of its users dismay, capable of wearing almost exclusively magic oriented equipment for the bulk of its levels and specializes in hand-to-hand weapon's while having the ability to summon varied puppets that take on multiple roles.

Through the help of their puppets, Puppetmaster's can take on the task of either a damage dealer, front or back line support, and even performing both tasks simultanously in situations that would prove dangerous for more straightforward classes.

Able to solo against multiple enemy types, a skilled Puppetmaster is capable of utilizing its naturally high evasion with the puppets ability to utilize powerful cures to outlast enemies with a miriad of viable subjobs based mostly on the prey and player preference. Further still, for those who wish to solo enemies with sharper teeth, Puppetmasters are capable of operating much like a casting class using an Black Mage'esque puppet to wield potent spike damage magic while incapacitating its target using magic from the /Scholar subjob.

Perfectly capable and confident in parties Puppetmaster may be, the invite rate is close to non-existant past level thirty. Any grouping that is done will either be from those too curious not to invite an uncommon class, from friends, or when the player has the willingness to build their own groups.

Players still not dismayed by the task of leveling this job and proving its worth should also be warned that to achieve similar results to other classes in even one regard will likely cost them much more in time and money than that other class would have to invest.