B-class adventurers

Reaching this class requires one to have multiple significant achievements – such as hunting Dragons alone and clearing dangerous Dungeons.

There is an examination, but it is just an interview, so there are almost none who fail. Those who are told to take the examination have their promotions practically decided already.

B-class adventurers can accept all kinds of requests, and if they complete them successfully, they are paid large sums of money as rewards.

Also, B-class adventurers have higher social statuses than knights or lower noblemen, even if they were born commoners. Even in large nations, they live only in large cities with tens of thousands of people. It isn’t rare for a B-class adventurer to be the strongest adventurer in a small nation.

B-class adventurers are generally heroes and are acknowledged to be superhumans. B-class adventurers are so revered that a village producing a B-class adventurer can be used as grounds for revitalizing the village. In towns, B-class adventurers are asked to participate in ceremonies and frequently receive handwritten invitations to the weddings of young celebrities they have never met.

Generally, those who a promoted to B-class should give up on living as they like.

B-class adventurers live just as the average person would expect successful adventurers to live.

It is possible for them to make the success story of “buying a mansion, hiring some servants and marrying a beautiful woman” a reality. It isn’t rare for them to marry the beautiful Guild receptionist that all of the adventurers admire. Marrying a daughter of a noble family is possible as well.

Even after retirement, they do not have to worry about finding other work. They can work as staff of all kinds of Guilds or serve as combat instructors for noble families. There are more than a few B-class adventurers who have saved enough or have a successful side business, which enables them to not have to work for the rest of their lives.

Their wealth far exceeds that of lords of regions that have only a few villages.

Many B-class adventurers have gone through at least five Jobs, including apprentice-type Jobs.

Their skills are level 6 at minimum; the average B-class adventurer has level 7 skills.

Also, more than half of adventurers at this class possess Titles.

B-class adventurers are expected to be able to defeat Rank 7 or 8 monsters, monsters that would be able to destroy entire towns on their own. Parties of B-class adventurers are sometimes requested to exterminate Rank 9 monsters designated as disasters.