Devout (Final Fantasy III)

The Devout is a job class in Final Fantasy III. It is gained from the Earth Crystal. Devouts can cast all White Magic spells. They also possess higher MP for high-level White Magic. Devout is considered to be a powered-up version of the White Mage job.
Though the White Wizard class upgrade first appeared in the original Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy III marks the first appearance of the Devout as an individual job class and their iconic Cat-Ear Hood.
==Abilities==
===Famicom version===
*Special ability - White Magic Levels 1 - 8
The Devout can cast every White Magic spell, making them very useful. They also have balanced MP growth. As with the Warlock (Magus) job class, the Sage job class is superior to the Devout job class, having access to both Black Magic, White Magic, and Summon Magic.
===3D remake and Pixel Remaster versions===
*Special ability - White Magic Levels 1 - 8
Level	White Magic	White Magic	White Magic
1 	Cure 	Poisona 	Sight
2 	Aero 	Toad 	Mini
3 	Cura 	Teleport 	Blindna
4 	Libra 	Confuse 	Silence
5 	Curaga 	Raise 	Protect
6 	Aeroga 	Stona 	Haste
7 	Curaja 	Esuna 	Reflect
8 	Tornado 	Arise 	Holy
==Stats==
Level 	Str 	Agi 	Vit 	Int 	Mnd 	Level 	Str 	Agi 	Vit 	Int 	Mnd 	Level 	Str 	Agi 	Vit 	Int 	Mnd
Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version
1 	15 	10 	15 	5 	25 	1 	5 	5 	5 	5 	5 	1 	5 	5 	5 	5 	5
2 	 	 	 	 	 	2 	 	 	 	 	 	2 	5 	6 	5 	5 	25
10 	19 	17 	21 	10 	32 	10 	9 	10 	10 	10 	11 	10 	9 	10 	9 	10 	32
20 	22 	23 	27 	14 	40 	20 	14 	15 	16 	15 	20 	20 	14 	16 	16 	15 	39
30 	26 	30 	33 	19 	47 	30 	18 	20 	22 	20 	30 	30 	18 	22 	23 	20 	47
40 	29 	36 	39 	23 	55 	40 	22 	24 	28 	24 	40 	40 	22 	28 	30 	24 	54
50 	33 	43 	45 	28 	62 	50 	26 	29 	34 	29 	50 	50 	26 	34 	37 	29 	62
60 	36 	49 	51 	32 	70 	60 	29 	34 	40 	34 	60 	60 	29 	40 	44 	34 	69
70 	40 	56 	57 	37 	77 	70 	33 	38 	46 	38 	70 	70 	33 	46 	51 	38 	77
80 	43 	63 	63 	41 	85 	80 	37 	43 	52 	43 	80 	80 	37 	52 	57 	43 	84
90 	47 	69 	70 	46 	92 	90 	41 	48 	58 	48 	90 	90 	41 	58 	64 	48 	92
99 	50 	75 	75 	50 	99 	99 	45 	52 	63 	52 	99 	99 	45 	63 	71 	52 	99
===MP growth===
Level 	Lv.1 	Lv.2 	Lv.3 	Lv.4 	Lv.5 	Lv.6 	Lv.7 	Lv.8 	Level 	Lv.1 	Lv.2 	Lv.3 	Lv.4 	Lv.5 	Lv.6 	Lv.7 	Lv.8
Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	Famicom version	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions
1 	10 	9 	8 	7 	6 	5 	4 	3 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1
10 	16 	13 	9 	7 	6 	5 	4 	3 	10 	4 	3 	3 	3 	4 	4 	3 	2
20 	21 	18 	15 	11 	7 	5 	4 	3 	20 	7 	6 	6 	4 	8 	7 	5 	2
30 	25 	23 	19 	16 	13 	9 	5 	3 	30 	10 	9 	8 	6 	11 	10 	7 	3
40 	29 	27 	24 	21 	17 	14 	11 	7 	40 	13 	12 	11 	8 	15 	13 	9 	4
50 	32 	30 	28 	25 	22 	19 	15 	12 	50 	16 	15 	13 	10 	18 	16 	11 	5
60 	36 	34 	31 	28 	26 	23 	20 	17 	60 	18 	17 	15 	12 	21 	19 	12 	5
70 	40 	38 	35 	32 	29 	26 	24 	21 	70 	21 	20 	18 	14 	25 	23 	14 	6
80 	43 	41 	38 	36 	33 	30 	27 	24 	80 	24 	23 	20 	16 	28 	26 	16 	7
90 	46 	44 	42 	39 	36 	34 	31 	28 	90 	27 	26 	23 	17 	32 	29 	18 	7
99 	49 	47 	45 	42 	39 	37 	34 	31 	99 	30 	28 	25 	19 	35 	32 	20 	8
Level 	Lv.1 	Lv.2 	Lv.3 	Lv.4 	Lv.5 	Lv.6 	Lv.7 	Lv.8
Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version	Pixel Remaster version
1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0
2 	2 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1 	1
10 	8 	3 	3 	3 	4 	4 	3 	2
20 	14 	6 	6 	4 	8 	7 	5 	3
30 	20 	9 	8 	6 	11 	10 	7 	6
40 	26 	12 	11 	8 	15 	13 	9 	7
50 	32 	15 	13 	10 	18 	16 	11 	10
60 	36 	17 	15 	12 	21 	19 	12 	11
70 	42 	20 	18 	14 	25 	23 	14 	13
80 	48 	23 	20 	16 	28 	26 	16 	14
90 	54 	26 	23 	17 	32 	29 	18 	15
99 	60 	28 	25 	19 	35 	32 	20 	15
==Equipment==
===Weapons ===
Weapons
Staves	Rods
*Staff
*Fire Staff
*Ice Staff
*Light Staff
*Golem Staff
*Rune Staff
*Elder Staff
*Holy Wand	
*Fire Rod
*Ice Rod
*Light Rod
===Armor ===
Armor
Head	Body	Arms
*Leather Cap
*Feathered Hat
*Ribbon	
*Vest
*Leather Armor
*Mage Robe
*White Robe	
*Bronze Bracers
*Mythril Bracers
*Rune Bracers
*Diamond Bracers
*Protect Ring
==Other appearances==
===Final Fantasy Trading Card Game===
Devout appears with Ice-, Wind-, and Water-elemental backup cards. All playable characters from the 3D remakes are represented.
1-043c Devout TCG.png|Devout [1-043C] Chapter series card.
RefiaDevout TCG.png|Devout [2-041C] Chapter series card.
LunethDevout TCG.png|Devout [9-045C] Chapter series card.
ArcDevout TCG.png|Devout [9-147C] Chapter series card.
Devout 1-048C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Devout [1-048C] Opus series card.
Devout 1-077C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Devout [1-077C] Opus series card.
===Final Fantasy Portal App===
Refia as a Devout appears as a Triple Triad card.
==Gallery==
Luneth-Devout.png|Luneth as a Devout.
Arc-Devout.png|Arc as a Devout.
Refia-Devout.png|Refia as a Devout.
Ingus-Devout.png|Ingus as a Devout.
Ffiii white mage trading arts.png|Final Fantasy III Trading Arts Mini figurine.
FF3 Wallpaper Job Change.jpg|Wallpaper of Refia trying on the Devout job attire.
==Etymology==
While having no direct translation into English, the job's Japanese name of has various meanings, often including officiating priests or high priests commonly found in the Buddhist faith.
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