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Each class is divided into levels: three, to be exact. Each level varies in power, strength, and cunning for each class. Note that levels are how the Base and the Contract Cafe categorize Classes; however, there tends to even be a gap between those in the same level, as if they are inefficient in explaining the variety of power that exists between all people.

» IMAGINER

The Imaginer's level is based upon how many 'perfect' creations they can create: these creations function accordingly, their appearance is exactly as the Imaginer wants them to look, and they do not crumble away over time. Note that it is possible to create "semi-perfect" creations, or objects that meet only some of the criteria (either half-way or completely). Please be realistic! A first-time Imaginer isn't going to know how to make all their creations semi-perfect, while someone who has been a level one for a few months might know a hand-full of them.

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The Imaginer can create two perfect creations.

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The Imaginer can create five perfect creations.

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The Imaginer can create nine perfect creations.

You can purchase perfect creations in the Shop.
You'll level automatically after reaching that certain number of perfect creations.

» NAVIGATOR

The Navigator's level is based upon how far they can chart a course into the Dream World. It is possible for a Navigator to sense a little bit more or a little bit less than the actual level amount, but note that the Base often holds regular tests to make sure that Navigators are on par with the level they are supposed to be at. Note that the rooms the Navigator can sense ahead of them have to be clear and concise - it is possible to only sense half of a room, or only a few features of it.

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The Navigator can navigate up to one room ahead.

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The Navigator can navigate up to three rooms ahead.

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The Navigator can navigate up to seven rooms ahead.

You can purchase rooms in the Shop.
You'll level automatically after reaching that certain number of rooms.

» FIGHTER

The leveling system for Fighters tends to be very...relative. It's difficult to judge if a Fighter has truly developed a new branch in their power, or just found a new way to control one they already have. As such, Fighters tend to often lie about what level they are and what number of branches they have, as they disagree with the Bases' interpretation of their abilities. Level two and three Fighters tend to have more powers with multiple branches, but sometimes, a Fighter may just have one power that is very developed.

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A Fighter can use three branches of a power.

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A Fighter can use five branches of two powers.

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A Fighter can use nine branches of three powers.

» NIGHTMARE

Nightmares, strangely, are categorized much in the same way that Fighters are, probably because the two are structured similarly through their powers within the Dream World. However, unlike Fighters who must train in combat in order to advance, Nightmares can advance just by being believed in. The more someone believes that a Nightmare is strong, the stronger they can become. It does not work this way for all Nightmares, but it is not uncommon.

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A Nightmare can use three branches of a power.

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A Nightmare can use five branches of two powers.

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A Nightmare can use nine branches of three powers.

Navigators and Fighters can purchase branches from the Shop. You'll level after reaching that certain number of branches. You will be allowed to create a new power with the level-up branch you purchase (and place that branch under that power if you so choose).

P.S.!! While most people usually gain levels, it is also possible to DROP in levels! If an Imaginer fails to create an object for some time, for example, they WILL fall out of practice, and as such, may "forget" how to make the creation perfectly.