Your next ally is out there.

The TitanRecruitment window groups clickable job buttons into Tanks, Healers, Support and DPS, with each job’s remaining timer. Type a job command such as !war or click its button. Auto-recruit first fills missing Tank, Healer and Support roles, then available DPS. Unavailable pools are skipped; other ready jobs can fill remaining spaces if DPS is exhausted. Dancer is available; generated Dancers exclude female Humes because of an animation issue.

World anchor spawns remain unchanged: each anchor independently draws uniformly from the currently enabled jobs, and neighboring anchors can offer the same job. Dancer anchors are enabled, excluding female Humes; hired Dancers retain their identity and change from Artifact presentation to level-appropriate equipment. SCH is recruited only as a Light Arts healer. Support SMN uses /WHM through level 37 for backup healing and puts avatar support first. SMN is recruited only for support; SCH and SMN are no longer offered by the DPS pool.

!recruit fills open party slots by looking for a missing Tank, Healer and Support, then filling the remaining slots with DPS. If a role has no available jobs, it skips that role; if DPS is exhausted, it can use another available job. Each ready job in the selected role pool has an equal chance of being chosen. Jobs on cooldown and disabled jobs are excluded.

Each successfully summoned job starts its own 30-minute cooldown for non-GMs, saved per character through logout. You can recruit the same job again after that timer expires, even while your earlier recruit is still present. GMs bypass the timers. Use !war, !whm or a job button in TitanRecruitment to choose a ready job directly, or !recruit status to check your timers. Failed summons do not consume a job timer.

Field recruitment anchors are unchanged. These job pools apply to manual !recruit draws, including the Recruit button in TitanRecruitment. They do not change anchor offerings or refresh timers.

Hired Recruits use actual equipment from Titan's item catalog across all 16 equipment slots: weapons, offhand weapons or shields and grips, ranged weapons, ammunition, armor, neck, waist, back, earrings and rings. Selection considers their effective level from 1 to 75, job, race restrictions, weapon family and compatible combinations. Rare and Exclusive equipment can be selected without taking anything from your inventory or the Auction House. A slot can remain empty when there is no eligible compatible item.

Field Recruits wear their original Artifact armor while waiting at anchors. Once hired, they equip their selected level-appropriate gear without changing their race, face, hair, size or name. Equipment is refreshed on summoning, effective-level changes and accepted safe-idle Tactics changes; Recruits do not automatically swap armor for individual actions. Ammunition, tools and supported pet supplies remain unlimited. Base stats, skill ranks, traits and action eligibility follow normal main/subjob rules. At level 75, Recruits have every available merit at its maximum individual rank, including passive merits. They use normal level and main-job requirements; general merits follow effective-level caps. This profile exceeds a player’s total merit category limits. Combat calculations use the same rules as players with the corresponding gear, skills and merit values. Existing Recruit spell-interruption protection is preserved; it does not remove ordinary silence, stun, death or cancellation rules.

Default main/subjob pairs are WAR/SAM, MNK/WAR, WHM/BLM, BLM/WHM, RDM/WHM, THF/NIN, PLD/WAR, DRK/SAM, BST/NIN, BRD/WHM, RNG/NIN, SAM/WAR, NIN/WAR, DRG/SAM, SMN/WHM, BLU/NIN, COR/RNG, PUP/MNK, DNC/NIN, SCH/WHM, GEO/BLM and RUN/WAR. Subjobs obey the normal half-level cap, up to 37 at main level 75; catalog entries alone do not unlock higher-level actions.

Tactics lists players before their owned Recruits. Recruit controls include supported tank roles, Aggressive or Passive behavior, area-effect weapon-skill permission, skillchain or Freewill choices and legal subjob changes. Changes that require rebuilding a Recruit wait for a safe idle state; player jobs and equipment remain manual. Passive contact uses confirmed melee, ranged or weapon-skill contact.

Auto-Pull is no longer available in TitanGambits. Use Tactics to choose when your Recruits join combat, and lead the opening yourself. Aggressive behavior responds to active threats; Passive behavior waits for your engagement and confirmed contact.

The Parser counts received alliance damage across all three parties and different monsters, including ranged attacks. It attributes supported pet and Recruit damage without depending on your selected target. It cannot reconstruct actions the client never receives, including damage beyond the server's normal visibility and spawn-list limits; existing damage-over-time, skillchain and reflection attribution limits remain.

The Recruitment inspector reports the selected Recruit's actual current equipment and calculated stats. Additive item modifiers are distinguished from other combined effects; the display does not infer unimplemented or inactive effects from an item name.

Build your crew, then give it a plan. Open Tactics from TitanHub to bring your character and Recruits together in one party command window. Choose who holds the front line, when your companions join the fight and how their weaponskills work together.

Your player and Recruit tactics are remembered separately by character and main job. Recruits of the same job share one saved profile, making a favorite party setup easy to bring along again. Tactics works with Gambits automation while normal action, resource and target rules stay in place.

Use an FFXI auto-translate phrase or type an action name in party chat or nearby /say. Names are case insensitive: Sneak, sneak and SNEAK are the same request. Numbered spells, songs, geomancy, rolls and job abilities use Titan's loaded action catalogs. An unaddressed request lets one eligible Recruit answer; name a Recruit to ask that companion directly. Name a player before or after a targeted action to request help for them.

Recognizing an action does not grant it. The Recruit needs the action at its current job and level, enough resources, a ready recast, and a legal target. Pet abilities also require the appropriate active pet. Personality changes wording, never combat power or access.

Recruits keep their main-job identity. BRD and Support SMN use legitimate /WHM spells through level 37 for backup healing; COR uses /RNG and GEO uses /BLM. SCH uses its healer profile and SMN uses its support profile. Normal MP, recast and target rules still apply.

Applicable Recruit tanks receive native Provoke access. The elected main tank uses it whenever its 30-second recast is ready and a valid combat target is available. Players and Recruits share a bounded, volatile-enmity catch-up against the highest eligible enmity holder. Dual Wield and Subtle Blow come only from legal native main/subjob traits and actual equipment; carrying two weapons does not grant either trait. Offhand selection respects the effective job levels, weapon family and two-handed or shield restrictions. Supplies such as ammunition, tools and pet necessities are provided internally, but MP, native recasts and targeting restrictions still matter.

Field Recruits wear original Artifact armor at their anchors, then select level-appropriate catalog equipment when hired. Manual recruitment is free, with a separate 30-minute cooldown for each job. Players must wait for that job’s timer to expire before recruiting it again; there are no recurring wages. Bards, Corsairs and Geomancers coordinate complementary buffs when several are present, while native per-caster limits and learned effects still apply. Recruit songs, Corsair rolls, beneficial Geomancer auras and Summoner avatar buffs reach eligible party members up to 50 yalms away; normal zone and height restrictions still apply.

Generated identities vary their names, race, face and size. New Recruit race selection uses the following weights; these are chances per generated identity, not a guaranteed mix within each party.

These highlights describe the implemented job profiles through level 75. Actions unlock with level and remain conditional on resources, recasts and need; a listed ability is not a promise that a Recruit will use it in every fight. Rune Fencer and Geomancer retain their job-specific identity within Titan’s level-75 rules.

Titan supports alliances of Trust-bearing parties: join your adventurer friends and unite up to three parties, for 18 total humans and Recruits. Recruits remain with their summoner’s own party, and each party retains its six-member capacity.

Form the alliance by consent: a party leader can invite another leader with !ta Luna, and the invited leader accepts with !join. Each eligible member receives full monster-kill EXP without a party- or alliance-size reduction, including groups with Recruits and Companions. Normal monster eligibility and other EXP rules still apply.

A companion for the journey. A crew you can shape. An alliance when friends arrive.