Gaia Summoners: Spell Singer, Evoker, Beast Master

Gaia Summoners belong to the Gaia race and represent the nature-bound pet master archetype. Unlike the Asura Sorcerer who treats pets as vessels, the Gaia Summoner merges identity with their creature, sharing stats and reinforcing both fighter and pet simultaneously. The class favors melee combat with one-handed axes — especially dual 1H axes at higher levels — while maintaining an array of creature buff toggles.

The Spell Singer is obtained at Lv 10 with JLv 10 (from the Rogue beginner job). Its defining passive is Creature Mastery, which applies 63% of the creature's stats at Lv 1, scaling to 120% at Lv 20 — meaning a well-leveled pet directly boosts the Spell Singer's own combat power. Unity buff toggles (Vitality, Wisdom, Strength, Intelligence variants) grant stat bonuses drawn from the creature. Harmony of Life allows a temporary merge with the pet for 30 minutes of combined stats. Creature Taming starts at a 45% base chance for common creatures, 15% for uncommon, and 5% for rare, increasing by 3% per skill level. The Dual Axe Training skill (available at JLv 40) enables the dual-wielding of one-handed axes.

The Evoker is the 2nd job reached at Lv 50 with JLv 40, adding new offensive and control tools. Dual Summoning Control extends the duration of a simultaneously summoned second creature (from 6 to 60 seconds at Lv 10). Wave Cut is a three-hit frontal area attack usable with dual axes. Seal of Gaia can block an enemy from summoning for 12–20 seconds depending on skill level. Paragon of Anger boosts attack speed by 32–40%. Beast Shockwave deals ranged damage and can stun the target. Note that Creature Mastery is capped at Lv 15 on the Evoker tier, leaving some JP free for offense.

Introduced in Epic 7.3, the Beast Master is the Master Class unlocked at Lv 148 with JLv 50 after completing the Master Class quest line. Talent Points are distributed across three columns: Creature (left), Offense (middle), and Support (right). Key Talent Point skills include Summon Mastery, which makes dual summoning permanent rather than time-limited; Soul Harmony, which transforms the caster into their pet form for 20 minutes with +30% Strength and Intelligence and +100% HP and MP; Howl at the Moon, which grants the entire party +75 Luck; and the Bloody Aftermath and Savage Frenzy combo, which stacks to deliver massive physical damage. Rend and Tear has a chance to apply a physical defense debuff on each hit.

The Gaia Summoner line rewards players who invest in a strong pet alongside their own gear. Leveling the pet first provides direct stat boosts through Creature Mastery. At the Spell Singer stage keep one Support toggle active at all times to get the most from Unity passives. The Evoker's Dual Summoning Control requires a skilled rotation to maximize uptime of the second creature. Beast Masters should build five stacks of Bloody Aftermath before triggering Savage Frenzy for maximum burst. Because the class can solo with Pass Damage active (redirecting incoming damage to the pet), Gaia Summoners are highly self-sufficient in open-world content.