Dimension Walker

Dimension Walker

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Alternate Names	Dimension Walker Korean: 디멘션 워커 Chinese: 次元行者
Base Job	Male Mage
Job NPC	Sharan
Specialized Weapon	Broomstick
Class Information	Skill Type: Magical Damage Type: Fixed Subclass Difficulty: Expert
Inflict Element?	None
Inflict Status Effect?	Negative: None Positive: None
Awakening Divergent
Alternate Names	Irregular Korean: 이레귤러 Chinese: 虚空行者 (lit. Void Walker)
Second Awakening Ascendant
Alternate Names	Ascension Korean: 어센션 Chinese: 混沌行者 (lit. Chaos Walker)

Neo: Awakening {{{3rdAwakening}}}
Alternate Names	{{{AltName4}}}
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All mages dream of studying otherworldly entities in other dimensions, but unless they are equipped with something to protect themselves, the energy of other dimensions corrupts their minds and bodies, as proven by thousands of magical pioneers who were driven mad.

Some mages dedicate all their power of Abyss to protect themselves against this poisonous energy, and they are called the Dimension Walkers..

They handle the alien powers of other dimensions, and follow principles that no ordinary man can understand. Be careful when you are in their presence.

The madness that eats at their Abyss shield might get a hold of you.

The Dimension Walker is a peculiar sort, putting himself at risk to understand the power beyond dimensions. With the power of the Abyss, he is able to conjure entities from other realms and access powers from unknown dimensions.

At level 50, the Dimension Walker awakens as an Divergent then at level 75, the Divergent awakens as an Ascendant.

His subclass cosmetic effect has him flicking his wrist out before phasing out of view.

His 2nd Awakening cosmetic effect creates a window of another dimension after phasing out of view.

Becoming an Dimension Walker

The Male Mage must first reach level 15.

Talk to Blacksmith Linus in Elvenguard.
Clear Full Moon Thunderland.

Awakening as an Divergent

Of all the classes offered at the Mage Society, his class is the least popular. One of the Dimension Walkers who are shunned by the rest of the society, he is as peculiar as the others of his ilk, and while the others seclude themselves from the rest of the world, too busy discovering facts about worlds outside this realm, he publishes theses and lectures at schools on a regular basis. But like I said, his class is so unpopular that only a few dimensional science nerds like me attend it. I don't think he hates us. We sure don't.

When he has no class or research project, he would sit at his favorite corner in the cafe in front of the school and drink something that I doubt is from the cafe's menu. Whenever he does, he strikes quite a pleasing image. Once I stopped walking and stared at him for a long time in spite of myself. Sometimes when our eyes meet, he would smile, and his smile is so otherworldly that I'm stunned for a moment, by the intensity of the creepiness that is his smile. When I found out he was also a famous adventurer, I got more interested in him, but I didn't get a chance to get to know him better. I found out about his sideline through the notice on the school bulletin board stating that he'd resigned as a lecturer to focus on his other occupation.

I caught him leaving the campus, and he was with a silver-haired girl. I assumed he was single. It seemed he wasn't. His companion had a charming, yet creepy mystique, just like he did.

They were bickering as they left. She was complaining about something wasting their time, and he was disagreeing with her, his face scrunched up in childish sulkiness that I'd never seen before. I was curious about their relationship. They could be boyfriend and girlfriend, or—who knows?—master and familiar. I doubt it's the latter case, though. Most people who try to control otherworldly familiars end up mad. Then again…

I can ask him about it when he returns, if he ever does. '''I'm on my way to a classroom, thinking about him.

The Dimension Walker must first reach level 50.

Complete the quest Unending Foreboding from the North Myre Epic Quest line.

Awakening as an Ascendant

You can call me stupid.
You can tell me I'm being stupid and stubborn.

I don't care, even if you call me a bone-headed coward.
Just watching you live in content,
grateful that you're alive for one more day,
is good enough for me.

And that's why I can't accept this ugly, distorted reality.
Some mad entities, whose names I don't dare speak,
are toying with us,
ignoring our right to live in peace.
They’re trying to put an end to everything we love,
and yet you're none the wiser.

I have no choice but to walk my path,
wherever it leads—the bottom of hell
or a broken sky in another dimension.
I just have to walk, walk,
in between the precarious reality and the distorted truth,

until the Day of Ascent.

- Last journal entry by Dimensional Science Professor Ravin Shrews

The Divergent must first reach level 75.

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