Evoker (Final Fantasy III)

The Evoker, also known as Conjurer, is a job class in Final Fantasy III gained from the Water Crystal. Evokers can summon powerful beings into battle. Each possesses a direct attack (Black) and an indirect effect (White), triggered randomly at the time of summoning. For example, the spell Catastro summons Odin who can use Slash (direct attack), or Protective Light (indirect effect).
==Abilities==
===Famicom version===
The Conjurer is the first job that can summon monsters and there is a "White" and "Black" side to each summon. The White effect usually gives all enemies a status condition with 100% success rate. The Black side generally attacks a single opponent ignoring Magic Defense. There is a 50/50 chance of getting either effect. Once the Summoner job is available, it is best advised to switch to that one.
*Special ability - Summon (White or Black)
===3D and Pixel Remaster versions===
*Special ability - Summon (White or Black)
Level	Summon 	Ability 	Ability
1 	Escape (Chocobo) 	Chocobo Dash 	Chocobo Kick?
2 	Icen(Shiva) 	Mesmerize 	Icy Stare
3 	Spark (Ramuh) 	Mind Blast 	Thunderstorm
4 	Heatra(Ifrit) 	Healing Light 	Hellfire
5 	Hyper(Titan) 	Clobber 	Stomp
6 	Catastro (Odin) 	Protective Light	Slash
7 	Leviath (Leviathan)	Demon Eye 	Cyclone
8 	Bahamur (Bahamut) 	Aura 	Rend
==Stats==
Level 	Str 	Agi 	Vit 	Int 	Mnd 	Level 	Str 	Agi 	Vit 	Int 	Mnd 	Level 	Str 	Agi 	Vit 	Int 	Mnd
NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	NES 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 	10 	10 	5 	15 	15 	1 	5 	5 	5 	5 	5 	1 	5 	5 	5 	5 	5
2 	 	 	 	 	 	2 	 	 	 	 	 	2 	6 	5 	5 	7 	7
10 	17 	14 	7 	21 	21 	10 	10 	10 	9 	10 	10 	10 	10 	10 	9 	11 	11
20 	23 	18 	9 	27 	27 	20 	16 	15 	14 	17 	17 	20 	16 	15 	14 	18 	18
30 	30 	22 	11 	33 	33 	30 	22 	20 	18 	24 	24 	30 	22 	20 	18 	25 	25
40 	36 	26 	13 	39 	39 	40 	28 	24 	22 	31 	31 	40 	28 	24 	22 	31 	31
50 	43 	30 	15 	45 	45 	50 	34 	29 	26 	38 	38 	50 	34 	29 	26 	38 	38
60 	49 	34 	17 	51 	51 	60 	40 	34 	29 	44 	44 	60 	40 	34 	29 	54 	54
70 	56 	38 	19 	57 	57 	70 	46 	38 	33 	51 	51 	70 	46 	38 	33 	51 	51
80 	63 	42 	21 	63 	63 	80 	52 	43 	37 	58 	58 	80 	52 	43 	37 	58 	58
90 	69 	46 	23 	70 	70 	90 	58 	48 	41 	65 	65 	90 	58 	48 	41 	65 	65
99 	75 	50 	25 	75 	75 	99 	63 	52 	45 	71 	71 	99 	63 	52 	45 	71 	71
===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
NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	NES version	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions	3D versions
1 	2 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	1 	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0
10 	7 	3 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	10 	10 	1 	1 	1 	1 	0 	0 	0
20 	10 	7 	5 	2 	0 	0 	0 	0 	20 	20 	5 	5 	5 	5 	0 	0 	0
30 	13 	10 	8 	6 	4 	1 	0 	0 	30 	30 	10 	10 	10 	10 	1 	0 	0
40 	15 	12 	11 	9 	7 	5 	3 	0 	40 	40 	14 	14 	14 	14 	6 	3 	1
50 	17 	14 	13 	12 	10 	8 	7 	5 	50 	50 	19 	19 	19 	19 	11 	7 	3
60 	19 	17 	15 	14 	13 	11 	10 	8 	60 	60 	23 	23 	23 	23 	16 	11 	5
70 	21 	19 	17 	16 	15 	13 	12 	11 	70 	70 	28 	28 	28 	28 	21 	15 	7
80 	23 	21 	19 	18 	17 	16 	14 	13 	80 	80 	32 	32 	32 	32 	26 	19 	9
90 	25 	22 	21 	20 	19 	18 	17 	15 	90 	90 	37 	37 	37 	37 	31 	23 	11
99 	27 	24 	23 	22 	21 	20 	18 	17 	99 	99 	41 	41 	41 	41 	36 	27 	13
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 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0
10 	10 	1 	1 	1 	1 	0 	0 	0
20 	20 	5 	5 	5 	5 	0 	0 	0
30 	30 	10 	10 	10 	10 	1 	0 	0
40 	40 	14 	14 	14 	14 	6 	3 	1
50 	50 	19 	19 	19 	19 	11 	7 	5
60 	60 	23 	23 	23 	23 	16 	11 	8
70 	70 	28 	28 	28 	28 	21 	15 	11
80 	80 	32 	32 	32 	32 	26 	19 	13
90 	90 	37 	37 	37 	37 	31 	23 	15
99 	99 	41 	41 	41 	41 	36 	27 	17
==Equipment==
===Weapons===
Weapons
Staves	Rods
*Staff
*Fire Staff
*Ice Staff
*Light Staff
*Golem Staff
*Rune Staff	
*Mythril Rod
*Wizard Rod
*Fire Rod
*Ice Rod
*Light Rod
*Omnirod
===Armor ===
Armor
Head	Body	Arms
*Leather Cap
*Feathered Hat
*Ribbon
*Royal Crown	
*Vest
*Leather Armor
*Mage Robe
*White Robe
*Black Robe	
*Bronze Bracers
*Mythril Bracers
*Rune Bracers
*Diamond Bracers
*Protect Ring
==Other appearances==
===Final Fantasy Artniks===
The Evoker appears as a character card.
FF3 Evoker L Artniks.png|Luneth as a Rank N Evoker card.
===Final Fantasy Trading Card Game===
The Evoker appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as multiple Backup cards. Arc appears as a Fire-elemental Backup, Luneth as a Wind-elemental Backup, Ingus as an Earth-elemental Backup, and Refia as a Water-elemental Backup.
ArcEvoker3 TCG.png|Evoker [1-007C]/[13-010C] Chapter series card.
LunethEvoker3 TCG.png|Evoker [1-057C]/[13-078C] Chapter series card.
IngusEvoker4 TCG.png|Evoker [1-088C]/[13-111C] Chapter series card.
RefiaEvoker3 TCG.png|Evoker [1-131C]/[13-176] Chapter series card.
Evoker 1-011C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [1-011C] Opus series card.
Evoker 1-068C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [1-068C] Opus series card.
Evoker 1-105C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [1-105C] Opus series card.
Evoker 1-159C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [1-159C] Opus series card.
Evoker 6-006C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [6-006C] Opus series card (reprint).
Evoker 6-043C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [6-043C] Opus series card (reprint).
Evoker 6-073C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [6-073C] Opus series card (reprint).
Evoker 6-110C from FFTCG Opus.jpg|Evoker [6-110C] Opus series card (reprint).
===Final Fantasy Portal App===
Evoker appears as a Triple Triad card.
==Behind the scenes==
Evokers and their upgraded form mark the first appearance of the Summoner job class within the Final Fantasy series, as well as both summoned monsters and the Summon command ability.
In Final Fantasy XI and Final Fantasy XIV, the Evoker's equipment is the name of the Artifact equipment for the Summoner job class. The Summoner's equipment is the upgraded version of it.
In Final Fantasy XVI, when the final boss performs the Eikon abilities of Bahamut, Shiva, Odin, Titan, and Ramuh in the Japanese version, he will exclaim Bahamur , Icen , Catastro , Hyper , and Spark , respectively. All five names reference their associated summon spells for the Evoker and Summoner jobs from Final Fantasy III.
==Gallery==
Luneth-Evoker.png|Luneth as an Evoker.
Arc-Evoker.png|Arc as an Evoker.
Refia-Evoker.png|Refia as an Evoker.
Ingus-Evoker.png|Ingus as an Evoker.
==Etymology==
Category:Jobs in Final Fantasy III
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