Characters

My decision

Keep early training focused on Spear + Rider. The Wooden Sword stays as situational equipment; it is not the build direction.

Cai makes the most sense to me as a mobile unit who gets to the right part of the map and attacks with a weapon/class lane that reinforces that mobility.

My decision

Specialize instead of trying to make Peter a general-purpose melee unit.

I want one character whose job is obvious when a distant or flying target needs to disappear.

My decision

Keep healing/support first, but maintain enough offense that she is not idle whenever nobody needs healing.

My decision

Do not force an exotic build just because flexibility exists. Use him to cover whichever physical role the active team actually needs.

My decision

Keep the magic/healing identity clean on the first run. Save the stranger Brawling-hybrid experiment for later if it still sounds fun.

My decision

Learn her first as a useful bow unit, but treat unlocking Dancer as an important route goal because action economy can matter more than another attack.

My decision

Use the sword lane first so Leda's already broad party keeps distinct jobs.

My decision

Keep him offensive by default because Catania already owns the heavy-defense job.

My decision

White Magic first, and keep it simple. Having one clear primary healer is what lets the other magic-capable characters take offensive risks.

My decision

Commit to Brawling properly — Gladiator into Pugilist into Warrior.

Mu is where Brawling stops being a proficiency in a menu and becomes a role I actually want in the army.

My decision

Soldier into Armored Knight into Dreadnought, and use her as the unit I can deliberately put where a fragile one would die.

Heavy development exists for a reason, and having somewhere safe to stand changes how the rest of the party can move.

My decision

Sword and Infantry, the obvious lane.

I do not need to invent an exotic build just because alternate builds exist.

My decision

Black Magic first, White Magic kept as secondary so he keeps some support flexibility.

Dietrich's party is heavy with physical presence, which makes a clear magic specialist unusually valuable in it.

My decision

Heavy development, and put her where the physical pressure is going to be ugly. That is the whole job.

My decision

Axe and Infantry, kept clearly distinct from Dietrich's sword role and Esmeralda's tank role.

My decision

A hybrid earns the slot by doing two real jobs well, not by spreading training across every weapon category.

My decision

Start from her natural Soldier strengths, then choose bulk versus mobility based on how she actually feels in my hands.

My decision

Black Magic first, White Magic secondary.

Sofia can carry the cleaner healer identity, which leaves Bonaventure free to be the answer when physical Defense is the problem.

My decision

Axe or Brawling plus Infantry — a clear job that does not duplicate Theodora's spear identity.

My decision

Treat this as a safe first direction, not a rigid meta prescription; use his actual starting ranks and stat development to confirm it.

My decision

Hunter into Archer into Sniper. The straightforward answer is good enough here.

My decision

White Magic first.

A reliable dedicated healer is what lets Bonaventure stay offensive without making the army's healing fragile.