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Job Level and Job Points

Job Level (JLv) tracks your progress unlocking the skill tree and improving learned skills. It is raised by spending Job Points (JP) earned from killing monsters and completing quests. Unlike character level, JLv can never decrease even on death, and it can never exceed half your current character level.

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Job Level and Job Points
8 Nov 2026

Job Points and How to Earn Them

Job Points are earned by defeating monsters and completing quests, in a similar way to experience points. They accumulate in the character's JP total and are never automatically spent. You choose when and how to spend them: either on raising Job Level or on increasing the level of an already-unlocked skill. Because JP are never lost on death and cannot decrease, they represent a steady long-term resource. It is generally recommended to invest JP in raising Job Level first up to the minimum needed for each major skill, then fill in skill levels afterward.

Job Level JP Costs

Job Level costs increase dramatically with each tier. The Trainee tier (before the first job, up to JLv 9) costs very small amounts: JLv 2 through 9 cost between 20 and 300 JP each. At the first job tier, costs scale from 430 JP at JLv 10 to 152,100 JP at JLv 50. The second job tier costs are much higher: 210 JP at JLv 1 of that tier rising to 1,575,000 JP at JLv 50. This means raising JLv from 1 to 50 at the second job level requires a cumulative total of approximately 16.9 million JP. At the Master Class tier (third job) the per-level costs rise further still, reaching 220,945,000 JP for the final step to JLv 50.

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Overbreeding — Spending JP Beyond Your Current JLv

Overbreeding refers to raising Job Level beyond what is required for a job transfer. After a character's second job transfer, they may continue to level JLv up to 50 — this additional progression is called overbreeding. The purpose is to unlock additional skill levels or more JP-skill levels that can then be used immediately after the next job advancement. Before the first job transfer there is no overbreeding. Before the second job transfer a character may overbreed up to JLv 50. This allows dedicated players to enter each new job tier with an already-high JLv, minimizing time spent building back up.

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