

One of the modern gems in gaming has been Octopath Traveler. The story along with the different battle mechanics and the way players get to play the game have made the series a very well-received one. Because of this, many people expected there to be a second game and were rewarded for that faith. Now that the game has arrived, players will be wondering what the different classes are. Here is a list of the Octopath Traveler 2 Classes.
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Below is a list of all eight characters in the game and what their classes are. In Octopath Traveler, the classes are just for the main characters in the game. Players do not get to pick classes for a character they made, as that is not possible, or for the characters in the game.
She is a Dancer from the Leaflands.
An Apothecary from the Harborlands.
A Warrior from Hinoeuma.
A Hunter from Toto’haha.
A Scholar from the Winterlands.
A Merchant from the Wildlands.
A Cleric from the Crestlands.
A Thief from the Brightlands.
All of the characters will have different abilities based on the Day and Night cycle in the game. Along with this, they will each come with their own abilities that they can use while fighting and out in the world of the game.
Fans of the original game will surely recognize some of these classes and see some similarities and changes. Hopefully they will enjoy Octopath Traveler 2 as much as they did the first game.
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