The Axe of the Blood God.

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Welcome to another episode of Acts of the Blood God, US Gamer's official RPG podcast.

I'm your host, Kat Bailey, and joining me today is our old friend who last came in to talk

a bit about rogue likes. It's Steve Tramer. Welcome back to the show.

Hey, thanks, Kat. It's nice to be back on the show and talking to you again. It's been a little while.

We're here to, the reason I'm having you on the show, Steve, is it's an important national holiday, one that deserves recognition and celebration on this podcast.

I would dare say that it even makes me feel a bit patriotic.

That holiday, of course, being the Final Fantasy four-job fiesta.

Yeah, the most important holiday of the year.

So, can you tell, so for people who aren't exactly familiar with this little holiday that's

been going on for a few years, can you kind of give a little bit of background?

Yeah, so the For Job Fiesta is a Final Fantasy Challenge run where people are just randomly assigned to jobs.

There's a little Twitter bot, and you tell it whenever you reach one of the crystals in the game that gives you a job selection, and it gives you a job from it.

And you're allowed to make certain types of requests, like characters get specific jobs from specific crystals, and then they can't ever change jobs, or you have the potential to get extra berserkers, or you can only get jobs that can break rods, or stuff like that.

And it's a nice, fun way to play the game.

And the whole reason that this guy runs it is he uses it to collect donations for child's play.

So it's a cute little fundraiser as well.

Have you actually completed a four-job fiesta run?

I completed the very first one I did a couple of years ago where the first job

I rolled was Black Mage because that makes the game incredibly easy towards the end,

even if the first couple of crystals are incredibly hard. What would you say it's the hardest

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