JFrombaugh

That was what I meant, not shyness. And I wouldn't say she is opposed to visiting the city states to learn her craft, it's just that she tries to steer clear of non-guildmates and non-Scions socially, as she has come to see their straight-talking as a sign of their social coarseness, plus they don't immediately appreciate her Adventuring life or the good she does for them. But anyway, some other questions about each: 1. From what I understand, Conjury comes from the elementals agreeing to do the caster's bidding. So if you don't follow the Padjal traditions or you act in a way that goes against their beliefs, will Conjury fail you? And if so, then how come many NPCs and voidsent can cast Stone and Cure? 2. The advantage of Thaumaturgy seems to be that you don't need to believe in a specific cause, as long as you've learned the Umbral/Astral shifting. But is Black Magic "corrupting" in the same way as say, Fel magic in WoW? 3. Several other people seem to think that the best choice for Miranda would be a Summoner or Scholar, given that the Arcanists are more serious and trustworthy than most other Limsa Lominsans due to the nature of their work, and the Jobs themselves make sense for serving the Scions as they no longer are tied to specific city states. However, wouldn't a Scholar effectively be required to be similar to Admiral Merlwyb, seeing as how their arcane spells were (evidently) designed around protection and directing Marauder units in battle?

My main character for RPing is called Miranda. I have decided she is more adept at magic than weapon attacks, but I am having trouble deciding which one would best fit her in terms of personality. I think it's safe to assume that lorewise, nobody can level more than one or two jobs up to level 50, since that is usually tops for most FF characters. Key traits: -Although she is relatively warm and friendly in conversation, she is often guarded and aloof because she is easily taken advantage of and has been badly treated in the past. Miranda has always strongly disagreed with "tough love", and as a result she secretly harbors a great deal of bitterness towards the city states for treating her like dirt just because she is an Adventurer. -Her loyalty lies mostly with the Scions rather than the Grand Companies or her Guild for these reasons. Pretty much, she sees the townsfolk's tendency towards harsh treatment as proof that they're little better than the Empire. -She is more introverted than extroverted, although she can work well with others if the situation calls for it. -I wouldn't go so far as to describe her as pacifistic, but I would say she fights out of necessity rather than because she "lives for battle". Overall, I'd say Miranda tends to be a lot like Terra or Yuna at times. But with a different element.