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Unfortunate maybe, but as it is I feel I'm more of a melee support than a mage support. As I said on Quickstep, make sure hits land to a certain degree before applying this step. I have used this Step on Kirin to great success (although Kirin is a complicated mob to fight, I'll get into this later). Could possibly ruin the mob's defenses if applied correctly. On Kirin with 5 Quicksteps, I have yet to see Desperate Flourish not land, and that's saying something. With each step landed, the chance of Desperate Flourish landing is increased. And apart from making you and your party able to hit the mob more, it also makes future step combinations easier to land. This is simply because it lowers evasion. This is, in my opinion, the most valuable and versatile step. Your very first step, gained at level 20. Not only will your TP gain get boosted, your fights will be much easier. On another note, you will generally experience a great lift in you performance when you manage to do this. If anyone doubts me, give me a shout in-game and I'll show you myself. recast timer on steps are 15 seconds! if you cant land 2 sets of steps to 5/5 on a regular mob, and thus keeping to one step only, you are gimp. adding another 30 seconds to the duration. land another quick and you should be ready to refresh the box step when its timer are a little under 30 seconds. Your recently landed Box step are now on a one minute timer. that will give you 1.5-2 minutes to land a box step. If you are having trouble getting them to stack, but you want to continue level dancer, try stacking 2 or 3 quicksteps before beginning to build Box steps. Yes you will eventually loose one or both of the step stacks, but seriously guys in a party you would never loose any of them before the mob is dead. If you have trouble doing this, please choose another job. New Edit: For some reason people seem to have problems stacking 2 steps (see this page: Talk:Quickstep). Personally, I tend to vary between Quickstep and either Box Step or Stutter Step.Įvery step can be increased to a level 5 Daze effect, With potency increasing with every step landed.Ī good rule: Make hits land, then worry about how much they hit for. In the time I have played Dancer, I have found it wise to focus on two types of steps max in order to pimp each out and to be able to keep them on the longest. Also the potency of Reverse Flourish, Animated Flourish, and Building Flourish is decided upon the number of Finishing Moves. The cost of each Flourish depends on the type.

They give access to perform Flourishes on yourself or a mob. Finishing moves are the baseline of a dancer's more powerful and noticeable effects. You will get these, up to a maximum number of 5, as a reward for each step landed on a mob. After all, the harder the mob, the bigger most of your steps will count for, not to mention how easy you can land Weight and Stun given the right preparations.Īs you level up though (not counting the glorious h2h levels early on) your main concern should be healing. This is mostly using dancer end-game and such. There are ofcourse exceptions where you as a healer wont be as beneficial as opposed to a pure debuffing role. To be able to do Dancer correctly, you will have to use steps and fight, which directly gives an advantage to yourself and the rest of your party/alliance. You can't do your job properly if you don't use steps (post reverse flourish) and fight. You can't do like mages and avoid certain spells to be able to do your job more fluidly.

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What is so remarkable about Dancer is that for it to function properly, you have to use the other aspects to its full advantage. This does not, however, mean that you should disregard or toss the other aspects of the job. Yes, I know they engage in combat and that they debuff and have some buffs, but bottom line is that it is a fully fledged spot healer job. I hope some will appreciate this guide, and want to level DNC.ĭancer is, like most of you already know, a Healer job. Instead I will describe Dancer from what I have seen work in different situations. I have never liked calculation, even though many parts of it fall easy to me.

There will be no speculations into math in this guide. Things like normal EXP parties, NM hunting, Solo and Duo/Trio, God runs, Dynamis, Farming (sky and normal) and Campaign. And I have explored many aspects of the job.

I haven't been bored even once while playing this job. I chose to write this guide because Dancer is a new job, and one that I have found very exciting to level.

3.9.4 Views on end-game situations from other players (See Talk:Dancer_Guide_by_Carnivor).