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>>9555690
The 2-2 job class has what you want and then some.

>>9555432
>You'd need Ulillillia levels of autism to grind an alchemist to 99

There are ways to avoid boring autist mode. Don't be a chicken. Be willing to spend zeny and pots. Be a skillful player and not brute force only. Party. Level up with homun. Cart Rev with homun as focal point.

I used to level alchs before Renewal with homunculus doing the killing. If the area was too dangerous for one alch to survive, I would have 2. If two was not enough, I would bring in 3 or 4 total with 3 of the alchs there only for their homunculus which I would program separatelly from the one being leveled. I have a LUA set of plugin routines that I use for that purpose to form a "fortress" of protection around the alchemist that is leveling. If the alch stays alive, then the homun (much tougher) will remain alive. Since they are all friended to each other in code and party share is off, the one homun that is attacking gets to share the exp with its master.

With the alchs in a good location, I then have my main char priest lure mobs over to the homun for killing. When I get close, I hide and dump the mobs onto the homun. To protect the priest, all the homun also have code set to protect the priest and you see a huge storm of magic bolts or lightning clouds sizzling the mobs away from the priest. Otherwise, the 3 of the 4 homun remain next to the alchs to protect their bodies and don't attack the monsters.

Pictured is alch in magma dungeon level 2. The monsters focus on homun (clip of hiding) and then cart rev on the clustered mobs. Autism is picking up loot. Don't pick up unless its a card, but move on to more mobs. You avoid autist feeling by keeping things moving. If you're desperate for whites, pick those up.