Ho, a new traveler! If you're at Level 2, that means you have an AP. Did you distribute the AP accordingly? If you are not familiar with the term AP, let me explain it to you. I'll give you a quiz that'll help you understand the basics of AP, stats, and job advancements.

Now, click me again to ask some questions that you may not be familiar with. I'll explain each and every one of them to you in detail. Once you feel like you know everything, click on Dr. Robin's Quest to start the quiz.

Hmmm...you must know everything already. It doesn't hurt to double-check, though.

You seem ready to answer some questions. Alright, we'll start...NOW. 1st question! You'll earn Ability Points, AP by leveling up, and you can use them to increase STR, INT, DEX, and LUK. Now, can you also raise HP and MP using AP?

1. Yes.
2. No way.

Correct! You can actually use AP to raise HP and MP instead of stats. 2nd question! You may start off as a beginner, but once you level up to a certain level, you may choose your occupation and make the job advancement. Normally, you need to be at Level 10 to make the advancement, but for this job, you can level up at 8. What is it?

1. Warrior
2. Magician
3. Bowman
4. Thief

That is correct! Magicians are the only ones where you can make the advancement at Level 8. Here's the 3rd question! Even if you reach the level required to make the advancement, if you don't meet the requirements, you can't take the next step. Each occupation requires a certain stat to reach a certain level. Which of these stats do NOT match the requirements for the job?

1. Warrior - STR 35
2. Magician - INT 20
3. Bowman - DEX 25
4. Thief - DEX 20

That is correct! You can make the the job advancement as a thief if your DEX reaches 25! 20 isn't quite enough! Clap clap clap! I am very impressed. Congratulations! You are very knowledgeable in AP, stats, and job advancements! With this, I don't think you'll have any trouble taking the next step.

It'll help you tremendously if you know which job to take even before creating the character. Once you assign your AP, you can't turn it back unless through special circumstances. Assign them wisely to maximize your character's potential.