Class changes could only be done by the porter.

As the difficulty level increased with the DLC, the developers implemented this feature because they realized it would be impossible to clear the game with a non-combat character like the porter occupying a character slot.

As the name suggests, a class change allows the character to switch to any profession.

It was even possible to become a Hero, but that was actually a poor choice.

To reiterate, Lucy wasn’t strong because she became a Hero; she was already strong enough to be chosen as one.

Similarly, Nydrian, Arsil, and Rabin became formidable fighters because they had abilities that suited their classes.

In particular, Arsil, despite being a Healer with the title of Saint, could engage in fierce close-quarters combat, making this fact even clearer.

Of course, if you grinded for experience by roaming the maps, you could make other classes usable, but with limited real-world time, it wasn’t practical to shine in a duplicate class.

Given that he came from the Filthwater Alley, the Thief class would have been a suitable choice for him, but compared to Rabin, his performance would have been mediocre and subpar in many aspects.

[Which class would you like to change to?]

After testing each option through save-loads, Lin’s choice of class was decided from the start.

“Item Master.”

[I knew it.]

The goddess closed her eyes and began to manifest her power.

[I, Yustini Elestianus, grant thee, Lin, the power to strengthen thy class.]

Item Master.

It might sound unfamiliar, but anyone could see that this was a second-tier class, an upgraded version of the porter.

In the original version of Arrogant Saga, Lin, who was forced to learn about items by carrying them in the porter’s pouch and reading their descriptions whether he liked it or not, was granted this hidden class as he mastered all the items.@@novelbin@@

The porter’s pouch floated into the air and was enveloped in the goddess’s light.

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