Monk is another Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker job that will receive tons of changes. All of the Summoner's DoT actions and effects are being removed, which is a huge change to the current focus of the job. They will use all three of these summons between invoking Bahamut or Phoenix, which will have their time on the field reduced to 15 seconds in Endwalker. Summoners will be able to take on the elemental properties of the beings they summon, allowing them to perform each Primal's signature move. Summoner will become more like its traditional Final Fantasy class in Endwalker, summoning Garuda, Titan, and Ifrit in their large forms seen in-game, rather than the pocket-sized Egis - although they can still be glamoured to cute Carbuncles if the Summoner desires. Related: Why FFXIV Endwalker Having More Story & Cinematics Is A Good Idea Summoner, for example, is being overhauled enough that it almost feels like a new job entirely. Most of the Final Fantasy XIV Magic DPS changes are specific to the individual jobs. Magical Ranged DPS jobs only have one major change consistent among them in Endwalker: the Addle spell will mitigate physical damage but at a lesser rate than magical damage. Their Intervene will be increased by 5 yalms to bring it to the new 20 yalm Tank standard. They will have a 3-attack combo starting with Confiteor, and ending with a holy rain of swords seen in the Endwalker Job Actions preview video. Paladin, the poster child of FFXIV: Endwalker, will have their Requiescat action equally effective regardless of their remaining MP.
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Related: FFXIV: Endwalker Early Access Start Date, Times, & How To Join Some actions would scale off of one stat or another, but their individual potencies will be adjusted to maintain proper balance. What parity will do will make the stats consistent among all item level 90 Tank weapons in Final Fantasy XIV. The classic Curtana Zenith, an item level 90 Paladin sword, has 46 physical damage and 35 magic damage, for example. Some Tank weapons in FFXIV have both physical and magical damage attributes, although the tooltip in-game doesn't necessarily show it. Parity essentially refers to equalization and players likely won't have to worry about this too much, as this just gives more balance and simplicity to equipment.
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