This post features designs of advanced classes in Radiant Dawn. This is the final concept art page for this book. As of this post, the section is now complete!

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Translated text:

[1] From top left: Sword Paladin, Axe Paladin, and a General. The horns on the Axe Paladins are a different color than usual. [2] A generic Thief. They wear simple clothes with a hood to conceal their face and better hide their identity. [3] A generic Swordmaster. You can see the resemblance to Zihark’s outfit, though the headgear is unique. [4] A generic Rogue. They trade their face-concealing hoods for veils instead in order to be more nimble and better perform their “work.” [5] A generic Warrior. The shoulder pads that sit atop this mighty physique can itself be a weapon at times. [6] A generic Mage. From left: Fire Mage, Wind Mage, and Thunder Mage. Their cape shapes and colors were designed to vary. [7] A generic Priest and Bishop. In accordance to one who serves the gods, they are draped in mainly-white robes. [8] A generic Wind Sage. The fine green capes they wear are the same color as the wind tomes they expertly wield. [9] A generic Fire Sage. Their wear capes that are colored like flames, with hems and hoods that are designed to be quite extravagant in their appearance. [10] A generic Thunder Sage. The cape they wear resembles lightning. They are the most simple in appearance compared to other sages. [11] A generic Druid. They cast a sinister gaze through the small opening in the hood. Their tattered sleeves and hems give them a gloomy demeanor –fitting for those who utilize the dark arts.