Foot soldiers fresh out of training. Very likely to commit mistakes, and not particularly brave.

Proud warriors who will only serve a Master aligned to their personal beliefs.

Members of the Pholian Holy Knights. Expert fencers and marksmen, they specialize in healing spells. With one at your side, you'll feel safe; with two at your side, you'll have nothing to fear.

Sly and cunning. Though the weakest of the demons, they are still capable of using magic to attack relentlessly.

Some of the most savage of demons. Fallen angels, intent on inflicting chaos and death upon the world.

The cruelest demon aristocrats. They enjoy tormenting their targets to death with powerful magic spells. They can be summoned by anyone who has access to Level 4 Dark Spells.

Inexperienced magicians in training. They cannot cast any powerful spells, and are weak of constitution. They need more training.

While they have good magical talent and are quite agile, their constitution is low, and they cannot take much punishment.

They can easily cast very powerful spells. Only Shelpha can hire them directly, but Sieg and Vastral have access to them by growing them from Sorcerers.

The Knights of Shelpha's army will grow to this Class. In simple terms, they are a dark version of Holy Warriors. They cannot be hired directly.

Forest dwellers. They are normally peaceful folks, but have now banded together to fight.

The noblest and bravest of Elven warriors. Their skill with the bow is second to none; when banded together, they can even take down a dragon.

Though the fastest and most agile of the Giants, they do not care to apply their talents to battle.

Fearsome axe-wielding creatures, just as brutal as they look. However, they are also very slow.

Their strength is first-rate, and they have incredible constitution; they are capable even of resisting magical spells. They are the backbone of Gailum's army and serve him faithfully.

While they become stronger in forests and deserts, they are not particularly talented. Apparently, they all dream of growing into dragons one day...

Stronger in forests and deserts. The gaze of a basilisk has a petrifying effect.

Ancient fire-breathing monsters. Stronger in volcanoes and deserts. Originally, all dragons were followers of Velfraim, but it seems some of them have gone astray.

Very eager to fight, but not particularly strong. They are little more than savages, and have a hard time dealing with magic.

Daring warriors who know no fear. They will never retreat on their own, opting instead to recklessly charge to their deaths.

As their top halves are human, they can make use of tools such as bows. However, they are cowardly creatures, and will run away if the situation is overly dangerous.

Primitive, simple monsters. They act on instinct rather than thought.

These mythical beasts used to live peacefully deep inside forests, but they are now filled with rage and attack humans.

Ancient creatures, also known as hill dwellers. Apparently, they see themselves as sophisticated, civilized people...

Bipedal, winged dragons that live in marshes. They swoop in from above and attack their prey with their venomous tail.

Large, five-headed venomous snakes that love dark and humid places.

Stone monsters that guard old castles. Their sharp stone claws make them particularly dangerous.

Large rock monsters. They will repel most ordinary attacks, and are highly resistant to magic spells.

Few can encounter Talos, the colossuses of the ruins, and live to tell the tale. It is like facing a veritable mountain.

Fire-breathing watchdogs of Hell. For whatever reason, they inhabit Bahamut's volcanic regions.

Born and raised within scorching flames, these creatures can naturally control fire.

The strongest fire monsters. They can paralyze, poison, and launch fire balls to fight their enemies.

Ill-tempered creatures that are easily angered. Beware the venom stinger on their tail.

Great snakes of the forests. Large enough to swallow a human whole, but their size also makes them very slow.

Highly intelligent, proud monsters who live in deserts. They are capable of casting spells.

Fire birds who appear in deserts. In ancient times, they were worshiped as symbols of eternal life.

Legendary beasts who hide in ravines. It is said that they come out of hiding whenever the continent is in chaos.

Primitive, one-eyed giants that dwell in mountains. These savage creatures make up for their lack of intellect with their enormous strength.

Monster birds that frequently appear over the plains. Large enough to be able to capture elephants. They can be summoned through a Scheme Event.

Summoned through a Scheme Event. Feared and respected as the strongest of guardian deities. As the legend goes, they will rend the ground asunder and tear mountains apart with but their presence.

Can be summoned through a Level 4 Earth Spell. They are indomitable spirits channeling the energy of the ground itself; however, just like the ground, they are very, very slow.

They can be summoned through a Level 4 Water spell. Channeling the power of water, source of life, they attack with cold-imbued strikes.

They can be summoned through a Level 4 Fire spell. Their scorching-hot bodies burn their opponents with a simple touch.

They can be summoned through a Level 4 Wind spell. They generate whirlwinds to soar through the skies, and attack their opponents with lightnings.

Though not particularly impressive on their own, they do not fear death. When banded together, they display unexpected might.

Living corpses without any sort of ambition or desire. They can only blindly follow orders without question.

They were promised life after death, and now have been brought back. They will never falter, and are much tougher than mere zombies.

After becoming Balmer's followers, these blood-sucking monsters gained the ability to absorb their opponent's spiritual energy.

Uniquely among the undead, these creatures have retained their own free will. With their capability to cast spells, they could be considered priests of the underworld.