According to Merriam-Webster, the word thaumaturge has its roots in the Latin 'thaumatūrgus' and regards workers of miracles and performers of wonders. We're sure Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Hero Teach appreciates the sentiment. His class, Thaumaturge, ties traditional healing with a penchant to add some extra damage into the party's output, making for a deliciously punchy curative class.
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Gaining access to Teach and his Thaumaturge class can be done fairly early on, around the same time several of the other initial optional Heroes come into play. We'll send you on your way, so you can see for yourself how great this class can be.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 acknowledges, and often plays into, the classic trinity of DPS/Tank/Healer. Each of the game's myriad classes is designated as an Attacker, a Defender, or a Healer, which lines up synonymously (and in the third case, precisely) to give players a good feel for what it is they're getting into.
But if every class fit these rigid terms to a tee, there probably wouldn't be many that are genuinely fun to mess around with. Indeed, as we see with, say, Zeon's Guardian Commander blending Attacker and Defender, Teach and Thaumaturge have their own hybrid recipe. Thaumaturge is classified as a Healer, but its Arts and Skills feature frequently offensive traits, making it a prime pick as a Healer/Attacker.
Having a class that helps keep your Defenders' health topped off but brings some heat of its own can be fantastic in most cases; only when you really require Healers that excel at that and only that will you find yourself underwhelmed.
To give you a firm idea how Thaumaturge operates, let's take a look at two
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