# Job

In **Ragnarok Libre**, the first job you start with is [**Novice**](https://wiki.ragnaroklibre.com/characters/job/novice).\
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When a Novice reaches level 5, they can advance to a 1st Job. As you reach certain level milestones, further job promotions become available.\
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Once you change jobs, you cannot switch to a different Job class. However, by purchasing a specific item, you can switch to another Job within the same Job group.\
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For example, a Rune Knight can change to a Royal Guard, as they belong to the same Job group, but cannot change to a Sorcerer, which is from a different group.

1. #### First Job Promotion
   * When a Novice reaches level 5, they can choose one of the following four Jobs:
     * Swordsman
     * Magician
     * Thief
     * Archer

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2. #### Second Job Promotion
   * After choosing a Job and reaching level 30, you can be promoted to one of two second Jobs based on your current Job:
     * Swordsman → Knight or Crusader
     * Magician → Wizard or Sage
     * Thief → Assassin or Rogue
     * Archer → Hunter or Dancer

3. #### Third Job Promotion
   * At level 60, you can be promoted to the third Job:
     * Knight → Lord Knight
     * Crusader → Paladin
     * Wizard → High Wizard
     * Sage → Professor
     * Assassin → Assassin Cross
     * Rogue → Stalker
     * Hunter → Sniper
     * Dancer → Clown

4. #### Fourth Job Promotion
   * At level 140, you can be promoted to the fourth Job:
     * Lord Knight → Rune Knight
     * Paladin → Royal Guard
     * High Wizard → Warlock
     * Professor → Sorcerer
     * Assassin Cross → Guillotine Cross
     * Stalker → Shadow Chaser
     * Sniper → Ranger
     * Clown → Wanderer


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