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The Ultimate Maplestory Character Guide [For Aran, DB. & Evan Only]
The Ultimate Maplestory Character Guide [For Aran, DB. & Evan Only]
Just decided to post some guides and good builds for these 3 characters. Wanted to add more, buit I was at the limit for the number words in one thread.
Pree "Thanks" if I helped and credits goes to all thiose that contributed to these guides. Thank you!
Ultimate Evan Guide/Build[Updated
What are Evans?
When the Evan class was released, it came with a story. A young boy was connected to a mythical type of dragon, the Onyx Dragon. Seperating itself from the outside world, the last remaining Onyx Dragon felt a connection to the young boy as well, saw the Mark of the Onyx on his hand and gave the boy an egg to carry around.
As the boy went back home and did his chores around the farm, the egg soon began to hatch and a young baby Onyx Dragon was born. The baby dragon, naming itself Mir, had a strong mental connection to his master, and as they grew stronger, so did their bond.
Evan's 1st Growth; Lvl 10 - 20
New Skill(s): Magic Missile, Dragon Soul
Dragon Soul: Strengthening the bond with your dragon increases your magic attack. (Passive)
Magic Missile: Hit a monster up to 2 times to deal damage. (Neutral element)
Build:
Put 1 point in Magic Missile, just so you can stop whacking stuff, then max out Dragon Soul, so you can kill stuff faster. After that, max out Magic Missile. Basic build.
Where to train: All the farm quests, Monster Park, Rotting Skeletons.
Evan's 2nd Growth; Lvl 20 - 30
New skill(s): Fire Circle, Teleport
Fire Circle: Use fire to attack nearby enemies. (Fire element, mobbing skill)
Teleport: Use the arrow keys to teleport a set distance. (Active skill)
Build:
Put 1 point in Teleport for some faster movement, then max Fire Circle so you can train a bit faster. Max Teleport after and you'll be set.
Note; Some people might consider adding only 1 point to Fire Circle first, then max out Teleport because of the MP it uses at lvl 1.
Where to train: Bubblings, Jr. Wraiths, Horny Mushrooms, Rotting Skeletons, Monster Park
Evan's 3rd Growth; Lvl 30 - 40
New skill(s): Lightning Bolt, Magic Guard
The Magic Guard "glitch" has been fixed by Nexon, you now need to purchase the mastery book from the Cash Shop to max it!
Lightning Bolt: Drop a bolt of lightning onto several enemies to deal damage. (Lightning element, mobbing skill)
Magic Guard: Temporarily replaces damage with MP instead of HP, if MP reaches 0, HP will take the full hit. (Active)
Build:
Add 1 point into Lightning Bolt, as it will replace Fire Circle. Max out Magic Guard next, then finish up Lightning Bolt. Simple.
Where to train: Mushroom Kingdom (quests), CD's
Evan's 4th Growth; Lvl 40 - 50
New skill(s): Elemental Reset, Ice Breath, Spell Mastery
Elemental Reset: Temporarily decreases the elemental attacks' attributes. At max level, all elemental attacks will be neutral. (Active)
Ice Breath: Exhale an icy-cold breath that may freeze a monster in it's place. (Ice element, mobbing skill, has to be charged by holding key down)
Spell Mastery: Increases magic mastery and magic attack permanently. (Passive)
Build: Start off by adding 1 point of Ice Breath, so you can alternatively attack with Lightning Bolt after you freeze the monsters. Max out Spell Mastery first, as your damage will become more stable, as well as giving additional magic attack. Max Ice Breath before you max Elemental Reset.
Evan's 5th Growth; Lvl 50 - 60
New skill(s): Magic Flare, Magic Shield, Slow
Magic Flare: Hits a single target with a beam of light and at a set %chance, may stun the target. (Active)
Magic Shield: Creates a shield around your party members to absorb a certain amount of damage. (Active, party skill)
Slow: At a set % chance, you may slow down the target. Will not work on boss-attribute monsters. (Active)
Build: Max out Magic Flare, it'll be your strongest 1v1 skill until 7th Growth, then max out Slow, Magic Shield lastly, as the cooldown isn't worth the casting time. (Note: Magic Shield's duration and cooldown has been changed to 60 seconds duration and 90 second cooldown.)
Note: Slow is listed under 6th Growth skills, as BasilMarket has not yet updated the builds for Evans, Slow was moved to 5th Growth since the Chaos patch!
Evan's 6th Growth; Lvl 60 - 80
New skill(s): Critical Magic, Dragon Thrust, Magic Booster, Dragon Blink
Critical Magic: Increases base Critical Hit rate permanently. (Passive)
Dragon Thrust: Pushes monsters back at a certain % chance while damaging them. (Active) ***
Magic Booster: Uses MP to increase the casting speed of your skills. (Active)
Dragon Blink: Teleports you to a random place in the map. Cooldown decreases as mastery level increases. (Active)
***Dragon Thrust is glitched to a point of disconnecting and even causing people to get autobanned for 30 days! Do not use this skill too much!
Nexon has fixed the Critical Magic and Magic Booster glitch, you now have to buy the books from the Cash Shop.
Build 1: Blink First, Thrust last.
This build maxes Blink first, for effective training, leaves Thrust to be maxed last. Max skills in this order: Dragon Blink, Magic Booster, Critical Magic, max Magic Booster, Dragon Thrust. This will leave you to keep on training with your previous Growth skills, Ice Breath/Lightning Bolt, Dragon Thrust will not be as effective, despite the 345% total damage it does when maxed.
Build 2: Thrust first, think after..
This build will max out Dragon Thrust first and not focus on your passive NX skill, Critical Magic, until a later time.
Max skills in this order: Dragon Thrust, 8 Magic Booster (3 minute cast), Dragon Blink, max Magic Booster, Critical Magic. You'll have full access to Dragon Thrust, it's a fast skill, yet the range isn't as amazing.
Build 3: Speed up!
This build will focus on maxing Magic Booster and Dragon Blink before Critical Magic and Dragon Thrust, to improve movement speed and training speed.
Start off by maxing Magic Booster, then Dragon Blink. Start maxing Critical Magic afterwards and save Dragon Thrust for last. You can manage training with Fire Breath, even Ice Breath and Lightning Bolt at this level.
Personally, build 1 is most recommended, as it utilizes all the skills, as well as the most effective training at Jesters.
Where to train: Homonculus, Jesters (Chimney, Library, Toy Room), Sand Rats, Roids, Monster Park
Evan's 7th Growth; Lvl 80 - 100
New skill(s): Fire Breath, Magic Amplification, Magic Resistance, Killer Wings, Dragon Spark
Fire Breath: Exhales a fiery hot breath to damage and stun the targets at a certain % chance. (Fire element, mobbing skill, has to be charged by holding key down)
Magic Amplification: Permanently increases the MP you use for skills, also boosts your magic attack permanently. (Passive)
Magic Resistance: Grants your party a buff that makes them more resistant to magical attacks and reduces the damage taken from them. (Active, party skill)
Killer Wings: Imprints a mark on the targeted enemy to make all the following attacks focus on that target. However, this only goes if Killer Wings is used on the target and will not be able to be combined with other attacks, ie. Illusion, Blaze etc. Also leaves the target to take Damage over Time. (Active)
Dragon Spark: Grants a chance to deal additional damage at a set % chance. (Passive)
Build 1: The quest for power.
This build is the most effective one, in terms of damage and training, highly recommend this build is followed.
First, max out Magic Amplification, then add 1 point into Fire Breath and start maxing Dragon Spark. Once Dragon Spark is at max level, max out Fire Breath, then Magic Resistance, save Killer Wings for last. This build will increase your damage output, and with Fire Breath to train with on fire-weak monsters (MP3), you'll be set to keep going until 8th Growth.
Build 2: Train first, power up later.
This build will max your attacking skills first, leaving Magic Amplification to be maxed later on.
Firstly, max out Fire Breath, then Killer Wings and Dragon Spark. After this, max out Magic Amplification and Magic Resistance will be maxed last.
This next build was created on request of many notices I've read, regarding Fire Breath's charging time and Thrust's speed in comparison.
Build 3: Training-build extraordinaire!
This build will leave Fire Breath to be maxed last, because Dragon Thrust, with it's 345% power spread over 3 attacks can get you through early 80's with ease.
Max out Magic Amplification first, so your Dragon Thrust damage gets buffed up a bit, then max out Dragon Spark for that extra oomph to your damage. Up next, Killer Wings if you intend to take on lower level bosses. If you're going to keep training, max out Magic Resistance first to decrease damage you take in MP3/Jesters. Max out Fire Breath last and you're set!
Where to train: Jesters, MP3, Mr. Anchor, Harps, Blood Harps, Monster Park
Evan's 8th Growth; Lvl 100 - 120
New skill(s): Dragon Fury, Earthquake, Phantom Imprint, Recovery Aura, Onyx Shroud
Dragon Fury: When MP is within a certain range, magic attack will be boosted. Effect is cancelled out when MP falls out of required range. (Passive)
Earthquake: Attack enemies above and around you to cause fire-based damage. (Active)
Phantom Imprint: Imprint a monster with a curse, the struck monster will be left with a mark that will cause it to take extra damage when attacked for a period of time. (Active)
Recovery Aurora: Recover MP for your party for a certain amount of time. Party members must be within the mist range. (Active)
Onyx Shroud: Grants party members a buff to increase avoidability rate for a period of time. (Active)
First off, welcome to the 8th growth, your training speed will drastically increase with Earthquake, without a doubt. A slight note; The vertical range was slightly nerfed, just by a few pixels. In addition, the horizontal range was slightly increased.
Build 1: Fury-Quake..
Simple, basic, as well as the most followed build. You max out Dragon Fury first, since it's only lvl 5 to max, then start maxing Earthquake. Doing so gives you a lot of new options for training, which includes Captains and Kru's in Herb Town. After this, max out Recovery Aura (very useful to save MP pots when grinding solo), then save up your points to max Onyx Shroud, as it will increase the amount of misses you will see when monsters attack you. Save Phantom Imprint for last.
Build 2: Ghostly power emerges!
This build will focus on maxing Phantom Imprint before you max Earthquake. You'll be thinking 'Why would I do that?'- Here's the build explanation.
Max Fury first, then add 1 point into Earthquake, so you have the ability to mob 5 monsters. After this, max out Phantom Imprint, so you can combine Killer Wings with Phantom Imprint! See where I'm going? Use Imprint on the monster, followed up by Wings.. Causes it to take more damage over time. Max out Onyx Shroud after, then Recovery Aura.
Build 3: I'm more of a party-man.
This build will focus on your party skills mostly, which I highly not recommend. If you're more of a party-trainer that likes to satisfy his members with some nice buffs, follow this build.
Firstly, max out Onyx Shroud, which gives a +20% Avoid buff for all your party members. Then max out Recovery Aura, which is good for positioned attackers, maybe fellow Evans you grind with? Max out Dragon Fury after, then follow up with Earthquake to help your party attack all-round, save up for Imprint lastly.
Honestly, build 1 is the most recommended. If you're bound to do low-lvl bosses or Dojo, you might want to stick to build 2.
Where to train: MP3, (Dual) Ghost Pirates, Himes, Captain, Kru, Blue Kentaurus, LHC as of 110, Yeti's, Monster Park
Evan's 9th Growth; Lvl 120 - 160
New skill(s): Maple Warrior, Magic Mastery*, Illusion, Flame Wheel*, Hero's Will**
Note: Skills marked with a * have to be obtained from Zakum3 (third body), skill marked with ** has to be obtained through a quest.
Flame Wheel: Attack a mob of enemies with a wheel of fire. (Fire element, mobbing skill)
Illusion: Unleash a flurry of attacks on a single monster. (Active)
Magic Mastery: Permanently increases your magic attack, magic mastery and increases minimum critical damage. (Passive)
Maple Warrior: Give your party members a buff to increase their % stats. (Active)
Hero's Will: Enables one to dispel the effects of Seduce. (Active)
Welcome to the 9th Growth. A new world will be opened up to you! Bossing, training even more effectively then before.. You'll have it all!
This build will be the most logical build to follow, as it utilizes skills to boost your core damage, then focus on your ranged attacks.
Build 1: Mastering the flames!
Mastering your flames, exactly. This build will focus on maxing the skills you need from Zakum first, before adding points to the rest, assuming you have both Magic Mastery and Flame Wheel 10 books ready to use.
Max skills in this order; Magic Mastery, your minimum critical damage will increase, as well as your mastery (95% total mastery), also adds a permanent +30 magic attack! After this is done, max out Flame Wheel. If you're going to do bosses like Papulatus at early levels, you can start maxing Illusion afterwards. If you're more intending to train, as well as being able to afford the books, go with Maple Warrior (up to 30 to max). At 159, you will be left with 2 SP, 3 more SP when you level to 160, which are required to max out Hero's Will.
Build 2: Like a boss.
This build is more for the boss-orientated Evans among us. If you're bound to level off Papulatus and Zakum's Arms, you should follow this build instead.
Max out Magic Mastery firstly, then Illusion. This will be your fastest 1v1 skill for bossing, even with Blaze coming up at 160. After this, work on Flame Wheel, then Maple Warrior as high as possible. Hero's Will can always be obtained on a later time.
Build 3: What if I don't have my books?
Ah, yes.. Commonly asked question, some people are unable to obtain the skillbooks they need. There are 2 options to resolve this;
• Option 1: Max Illusion, then save up points (60) to max both Magic Mastery and Flame Wheel when obtained.
• Option 2: Save up 60 points right off the bat.
Though it shouldn't be that hard to obtain the books, these options are the only ones you'll have, as you'll continue to train with Earthquake until you have them.
Where to train: LHC, you can basically stay here all the way up to 200.. Alternatives are Gigantic Spirit Vikings, Grim Phantom Watches, Lycanthropes, Blue Dragon Turtles, Chief Memory Guardian, Dark Cornians, Monster Park, Kenta PQ, Hoblin PQ, Escape PQ.
Evan's 10th Growth; 160 - 200
As your journey comes to it's end, you receive new skills, your strongest 1v1 fire-skill, your ultimate, even the ability to resurrect yourself and a power-stance like skill. Making it all the way through is commendable, finishing your quest to 200 has just begun!
New skill(s): Blaze, Blessing of the Onyx, Soul Stone*, Dark Fog*, Onyx Will
Skills marked with a * have to be obtained from Zakum3 (third body).
Blaze: Attack a single monster with a strong burst of fire 3 times, giving a % chance to leave the target stunned. (Active)
Blessing of the Onyx: Grants you a buff that increases magic attack, magic defense and physical defense for a period of time. (Active)
Dark Fog: Creates a dark, chilly fog, to strike up to 15 monsters for tremendous damage. An additional critical rate, as well as a cooldown are added to this attack. (Active)
Soul Stone: Gives your party members a buff to auto-revive them once, as long as they have the buff (works for yourself as well). Upon reviving, they will recover with a set amount of HP, in the same map. (Active)
Onyx Will: Gives you the strength of an army, giving you a buff to get prevented from getting knocked back, as well as giving you the power to attack with your body (Mir is the one who attacks when monsters get in range, ie. in range of the wings/tail). (Active)
Experiment by putting +1 in every skill, just for the experience of it all, if you wish.
Build 1: I'm no bosser, just an exp-grinder.
This build will focus on buffing yourself up before focusing on your core bossing skills, meaning Blessing of the Onyx gets maxed first.
Max skills in this order; Blessing of the Onyx, which is maxed at 25, gives you an additional +30 m. atk. and stacks with things such as Bless/Meditation! Afterwards, focus on maxing out Blaze, as you will be combining Blaze with Flame Wheel mostly, where Flame Wheel kills the bigger mobs and Blaze killing the single-targeted ones. After this, max out Onyx Will, so you can get hits in easier. Max out DF after, then leave Soul Stone for last.
Build 2: Stupid knockback..
Yeah, I know. It's annoying. That's why this build will focus on Onyx Will first, Blaze etc. Here's what you'll have to do;
Max out Onyx Will first, it doesn't require any books to max. After this, start working on Blaze to KB anything you can because of the immense speed. After this, work on maxing Blessing of the Onyx for that extra m. atk. and leave DF and Soul Stone to be maxed lastly.
Build 3: I want.. Power..
Power hungry? You'll want a stronger ultimate then. I don't recommend greed for power, as it will leave you weaker overall, but hey. Your choice.
Max out DF, then get yourself maxed Blaze, then work on Blessing of the Onyx, Onyx Will and Soul Stone would be kept for last.
This pretty much covers the training-based builds, time to work on the bossing-type builds!
Build 4: Zak's got nothing on me!
Indeed, it won't. If you follow this build.
Max out Blaze, it's seriously on par with Illusion. Work on Onyx Will afterwards, then max Blessing of the Onyx. Max out Soul Stone after, then work on DF.
Small note; You might cause yourself to d/c with Dark Fog if you use it in bosses. DF will only lag the first time you use it, afterwards it gets less laggy.
Build 5: I'm gonna go HT a LOT.
Really? That's great! That means you'll be a supportive Evan.
If this is the case, you'll be maxing Soul Stone before you max Onyx Will, with 1 point in Blaze from 160. After you've maxed Onyx Will, start maxing out Blaze, then Blessing of the Onyx, save DF for last. Build not recommended since Ascension's Horntail is fully aggro!
Build 6: Any solo-bossing build?
Yes, there is. That would be my personal build.
First off, you'll be alternating between either doing Zak for fast exp, doing HT with friends to get some quick-er exp in, whilst grinding your way down LHC. So it'll be a combination of everything;
First off, you max Blaze, then Onyx Will. After this, you max out Soul Stone, then Blessing of the Onyx, whilst you save DF for last. Creative, yes. But also extremely effective!
This pretty much covers all the builds possible. If you have your own build, feel free to PM me with it and if it's not similar to any of the above builds (and effective for people to use), I might just include your build!
Training areas, sorted by level
Areas highlighted in bold text are highly recommended!
Level 1-30: Farm quests, Monster Park, Bubblings, Rotting Skeletons
Level 31-50: Mushroom Kingdom quests, CD's, Scarecrows, Monster Park, Truckers
Level 51-80: Scarecrows, Monster Park, Jesters, Silent Crusade quests
Level 81-100: Mysterious Path 3, Roids, Neo Huroid grind (Magatia PQ)!
Level 101-130: Captains/Krus, Lionheart Castle, Kenta/Escape/Magatia PQ, Dual Ghost Pirates, Grim Phantom Watch, Blue Kentaurus, Gallopera
Level 131-200: Lionheart Castle, Temple of Time quests, Future Ereve/Henesys quests (160+!), Papulatus, Zakum, Horntail (180+ recommended!), Kenta/Escape/Hoblin PQ
Important! You must do all the quests given to you, in order to max all your skills!!
When the Evan class was released, it came with a story. A young boy was connected to a mythical type of dragon, the Onyx Dragon. Seperating itself from the outside world, the last remaining Onyx Dragon felt a connection to the young boy as well, saw the Mark of the Onyx on his hand and gave the boy an egg to carry around.
As the boy went back home and did his chores around the farm, the egg soon began to hatch and a young baby Onyx Dragon was born. The baby dragon, naming itself Mir, had a strong mental connection to his master, and as they grew stronger, so did their bond.
Evan's 1st Growth; Lvl 10 - 20
New Skill(s): Magic Missile, Dragon Soul
Dragon Soul: Strengthening the bond with your dragon increases your magic attack. (Passive)
Magic Missile: Hit a monster up to 2 times to deal damage. (Neutral element)
Build:
Put 1 point in Magic Missile, just so you can stop whacking stuff, then max out Dragon Soul, so you can kill stuff faster. After that, max out Magic Missile. Basic build.
Where to train: All the farm quests, Monster Park, Rotting Skeletons.
Evan's 2nd Growth; Lvl 20 - 30
New skill(s): Fire Circle, Teleport
Fire Circle: Use fire to attack nearby enemies. (Fire element, mobbing skill)
Teleport: Use the arrow keys to teleport a set distance. (Active skill)
Build:
Put 1 point in Teleport for some faster movement, then max Fire Circle so you can train a bit faster. Max Teleport after and you'll be set.
Note; Some people might consider adding only 1 point to Fire Circle first, then max out Teleport because of the MP it uses at lvl 1.
Where to train: Bubblings, Jr. Wraiths, Horny Mushrooms, Rotting Skeletons, Monster Park
Evan's 3rd Growth; Lvl 30 - 40
New skill(s): Lightning Bolt, Magic Guard
The Magic Guard "glitch" has been fixed by Nexon, you now need to purchase the mastery book from the Cash Shop to max it!
Lightning Bolt: Drop a bolt of lightning onto several enemies to deal damage. (Lightning element, mobbing skill)
Magic Guard: Temporarily replaces damage with MP instead of HP, if MP reaches 0, HP will take the full hit. (Active)
Build:
Add 1 point into Lightning Bolt, as it will replace Fire Circle. Max out Magic Guard next, then finish up Lightning Bolt. Simple.
Where to train: Mushroom Kingdom (quests), CD's
Evan's 4th Growth; Lvl 40 - 50
New skill(s): Elemental Reset, Ice Breath, Spell Mastery
Elemental Reset: Temporarily decreases the elemental attacks' attributes. At max level, all elemental attacks will be neutral. (Active)
Ice Breath: Exhale an icy-cold breath that may freeze a monster in it's place. (Ice element, mobbing skill, has to be charged by holding key down)
Spell Mastery: Increases magic mastery and magic attack permanently. (Passive)
Build: Start off by adding 1 point of Ice Breath, so you can alternatively attack with Lightning Bolt after you freeze the monsters. Max out Spell Mastery first, as your damage will become more stable, as well as giving additional magic attack. Max Ice Breath before you max Elemental Reset.
Evan's 5th Growth; Lvl 50 - 60
New skill(s): Magic Flare, Magic Shield, Slow
Magic Flare: Hits a single target with a beam of light and at a set %chance, may stun the target. (Active)
Magic Shield: Creates a shield around your party members to absorb a certain amount of damage. (Active, party skill)
Slow: At a set % chance, you may slow down the target. Will not work on boss-attribute monsters. (Active)
Build: Max out Magic Flare, it'll be your strongest 1v1 skill until 7th Growth, then max out Slow, Magic Shield lastly, as the cooldown isn't worth the casting time. (Note: Magic Shield's duration and cooldown has been changed to 60 seconds duration and 90 second cooldown.)
Note: Slow is listed under 6th Growth skills, as BasilMarket has not yet updated the builds for Evans, Slow was moved to 5th Growth since the Chaos patch!
Evan's 6th Growth; Lvl 60 - 80
New skill(s): Critical Magic, Dragon Thrust, Magic Booster, Dragon Blink
Critical Magic: Increases base Critical Hit rate permanently. (Passive)
Dragon Thrust: Pushes monsters back at a certain % chance while damaging them. (Active) ***
Magic Booster: Uses MP to increase the casting speed of your skills. (Active)
Dragon Blink: Teleports you to a random place in the map. Cooldown decreases as mastery level increases. (Active)
***Dragon Thrust is glitched to a point of disconnecting and even causing people to get autobanned for 30 days! Do not use this skill too much!
Nexon has fixed the Critical Magic and Magic Booster glitch, you now have to buy the books from the Cash Shop.
Build 1: Blink First, Thrust last.
This build maxes Blink first, for effective training, leaves Thrust to be maxed last. Max skills in this order: Dragon Blink, Magic Booster, Critical Magic, max Magic Booster, Dragon Thrust. This will leave you to keep on training with your previous Growth skills, Ice Breath/Lightning Bolt, Dragon Thrust will not be as effective, despite the 345% total damage it does when maxed.
Build 2: Thrust first, think after..
This build will max out Dragon Thrust first and not focus on your passive NX skill, Critical Magic, until a later time.
Max skills in this order: Dragon Thrust, 8 Magic Booster (3 minute cast), Dragon Blink, max Magic Booster, Critical Magic. You'll have full access to Dragon Thrust, it's a fast skill, yet the range isn't as amazing.
Build 3: Speed up!
This build will focus on maxing Magic Booster and Dragon Blink before Critical Magic and Dragon Thrust, to improve movement speed and training speed.
Start off by maxing Magic Booster, then Dragon Blink. Start maxing Critical Magic afterwards and save Dragon Thrust for last. You can manage training with Fire Breath, even Ice Breath and Lightning Bolt at this level.
Personally, build 1 is most recommended, as it utilizes all the skills, as well as the most effective training at Jesters.
Where to train: Homonculus, Jesters (Chimney, Library, Toy Room), Sand Rats, Roids, Monster Park
Evan's 7th Growth; Lvl 80 - 100
New skill(s): Fire Breath, Magic Amplification, Magic Resistance, Killer Wings, Dragon Spark
Fire Breath: Exhales a fiery hot breath to damage and stun the targets at a certain % chance. (Fire element, mobbing skill, has to be charged by holding key down)
Magic Amplification: Permanently increases the MP you use for skills, also boosts your magic attack permanently. (Passive)
Magic Resistance: Grants your party a buff that makes them more resistant to magical attacks and reduces the damage taken from them. (Active, party skill)
Killer Wings: Imprints a mark on the targeted enemy to make all the following attacks focus on that target. However, this only goes if Killer Wings is used on the target and will not be able to be combined with other attacks, ie. Illusion, Blaze etc. Also leaves the target to take Damage over Time. (Active)
Dragon Spark: Grants a chance to deal additional damage at a set % chance. (Passive)
Build 1: The quest for power.
This build is the most effective one, in terms of damage and training, highly recommend this build is followed.
First, max out Magic Amplification, then add 1 point into Fire Breath and start maxing Dragon Spark. Once Dragon Spark is at max level, max out Fire Breath, then Magic Resistance, save Killer Wings for last. This build will increase your damage output, and with Fire Breath to train with on fire-weak monsters (MP3), you'll be set to keep going until 8th Growth.
Build 2: Train first, power up later.
This build will max your attacking skills first, leaving Magic Amplification to be maxed later on.
Firstly, max out Fire Breath, then Killer Wings and Dragon Spark. After this, max out Magic Amplification and Magic Resistance will be maxed last.
This next build was created on request of many notices I've read, regarding Fire Breath's charging time and Thrust's speed in comparison.
Build 3: Training-build extraordinaire!
This build will leave Fire Breath to be maxed last, because Dragon Thrust, with it's 345% power spread over 3 attacks can get you through early 80's with ease.
Max out Magic Amplification first, so your Dragon Thrust damage gets buffed up a bit, then max out Dragon Spark for that extra oomph to your damage. Up next, Killer Wings if you intend to take on lower level bosses. If you're going to keep training, max out Magic Resistance first to decrease damage you take in MP3/Jesters. Max out Fire Breath last and you're set!
Where to train: Jesters, MP3, Mr. Anchor, Harps, Blood Harps, Monster Park
Evan's 8th Growth; Lvl 100 - 120
New skill(s): Dragon Fury, Earthquake, Phantom Imprint, Recovery Aura, Onyx Shroud
Dragon Fury: When MP is within a certain range, magic attack will be boosted. Effect is cancelled out when MP falls out of required range. (Passive)
Earthquake: Attack enemies above and around you to cause fire-based damage. (Active)
Phantom Imprint: Imprint a monster with a curse, the struck monster will be left with a mark that will cause it to take extra damage when attacked for a period of time. (Active)
Recovery Aurora: Recover MP for your party for a certain amount of time. Party members must be within the mist range. (Active)
Onyx Shroud: Grants party members a buff to increase avoidability rate for a period of time. (Active)
First off, welcome to the 8th growth, your training speed will drastically increase with Earthquake, without a doubt. A slight note; The vertical range was slightly nerfed, just by a few pixels. In addition, the horizontal range was slightly increased.
Build 1: Fury-Quake..
Simple, basic, as well as the most followed build. You max out Dragon Fury first, since it's only lvl 5 to max, then start maxing Earthquake. Doing so gives you a lot of new options for training, which includes Captains and Kru's in Herb Town. After this, max out Recovery Aura (very useful to save MP pots when grinding solo), then save up your points to max Onyx Shroud, as it will increase the amount of misses you will see when monsters attack you. Save Phantom Imprint for last.
Build 2: Ghostly power emerges!
This build will focus on maxing Phantom Imprint before you max Earthquake. You'll be thinking 'Why would I do that?'- Here's the build explanation.
Max Fury first, then add 1 point into Earthquake, so you have the ability to mob 5 monsters. After this, max out Phantom Imprint, so you can combine Killer Wings with Phantom Imprint! See where I'm going? Use Imprint on the monster, followed up by Wings.. Causes it to take more damage over time. Max out Onyx Shroud after, then Recovery Aura.
Build 3: I'm more of a party-man.
This build will focus on your party skills mostly, which I highly not recommend. If you're more of a party-trainer that likes to satisfy his members with some nice buffs, follow this build.
Firstly, max out Onyx Shroud, which gives a +20% Avoid buff for all your party members. Then max out Recovery Aura, which is good for positioned attackers, maybe fellow Evans you grind with? Max out Dragon Fury after, then follow up with Earthquake to help your party attack all-round, save up for Imprint lastly.
Honestly, build 1 is the most recommended. If you're bound to do low-lvl bosses or Dojo, you might want to stick to build 2.
Where to train: MP3, (Dual) Ghost Pirates, Himes, Captain, Kru, Blue Kentaurus, LHC as of 110, Yeti's, Monster Park
Evan's 9th Growth; Lvl 120 - 160
New skill(s): Maple Warrior, Magic Mastery*, Illusion, Flame Wheel*, Hero's Will**
Note: Skills marked with a * have to be obtained from Zakum3 (third body), skill marked with ** has to be obtained through a quest.
Flame Wheel: Attack a mob of enemies with a wheel of fire. (Fire element, mobbing skill)
Illusion: Unleash a flurry of attacks on a single monster. (Active)
Magic Mastery: Permanently increases your magic attack, magic mastery and increases minimum critical damage. (Passive)
Maple Warrior: Give your party members a buff to increase their % stats. (Active)
Hero's Will: Enables one to dispel the effects of Seduce. (Active)
Welcome to the 9th Growth. A new world will be opened up to you! Bossing, training even more effectively then before.. You'll have it all!
This build will be the most logical build to follow, as it utilizes skills to boost your core damage, then focus on your ranged attacks.
Build 1: Mastering the flames!
Mastering your flames, exactly. This build will focus on maxing the skills you need from Zakum first, before adding points to the rest, assuming you have both Magic Mastery and Flame Wheel 10 books ready to use.
Max skills in this order; Magic Mastery, your minimum critical damage will increase, as well as your mastery (95% total mastery), also adds a permanent +30 magic attack! After this is done, max out Flame Wheel. If you're going to do bosses like Papulatus at early levels, you can start maxing Illusion afterwards. If you're more intending to train, as well as being able to afford the books, go with Maple Warrior (up to 30 to max). At 159, you will be left with 2 SP, 3 more SP when you level to 160, which are required to max out Hero's Will.
Build 2: Like a boss.
This build is more for the boss-orientated Evans among us. If you're bound to level off Papulatus and Zakum's Arms, you should follow this build instead.
Max out Magic Mastery firstly, then Illusion. This will be your fastest 1v1 skill for bossing, even with Blaze coming up at 160. After this, work on Flame Wheel, then Maple Warrior as high as possible. Hero's Will can always be obtained on a later time.
Build 3: What if I don't have my books?
Ah, yes.. Commonly asked question, some people are unable to obtain the skillbooks they need. There are 2 options to resolve this;
• Option 1: Max Illusion, then save up points (60) to max both Magic Mastery and Flame Wheel when obtained.
• Option 2: Save up 60 points right off the bat.
Though it shouldn't be that hard to obtain the books, these options are the only ones you'll have, as you'll continue to train with Earthquake until you have them.
Where to train: LHC, you can basically stay here all the way up to 200.. Alternatives are Gigantic Spirit Vikings, Grim Phantom Watches, Lycanthropes, Blue Dragon Turtles, Chief Memory Guardian, Dark Cornians, Monster Park, Kenta PQ, Hoblin PQ, Escape PQ.
Evan's 10th Growth; 160 - 200
As your journey comes to it's end, you receive new skills, your strongest 1v1 fire-skill, your ultimate, even the ability to resurrect yourself and a power-stance like skill. Making it all the way through is commendable, finishing your quest to 200 has just begun!
New skill(s): Blaze, Blessing of the Onyx, Soul Stone*, Dark Fog*, Onyx Will
Skills marked with a * have to be obtained from Zakum3 (third body).
Blaze: Attack a single monster with a strong burst of fire 3 times, giving a % chance to leave the target stunned. (Active)
Blessing of the Onyx: Grants you a buff that increases magic attack, magic defense and physical defense for a period of time. (Active)
Dark Fog: Creates a dark, chilly fog, to strike up to 15 monsters for tremendous damage. An additional critical rate, as well as a cooldown are added to this attack. (Active)
Soul Stone: Gives your party members a buff to auto-revive them once, as long as they have the buff (works for yourself as well). Upon reviving, they will recover with a set amount of HP, in the same map. (Active)
Onyx Will: Gives you the strength of an army, giving you a buff to get prevented from getting knocked back, as well as giving you the power to attack with your body (Mir is the one who attacks when monsters get in range, ie. in range of the wings/tail). (Active)
Experiment by putting +1 in every skill, just for the experience of it all, if you wish.
Build 1: I'm no bosser, just an exp-grinder.
This build will focus on buffing yourself up before focusing on your core bossing skills, meaning Blessing of the Onyx gets maxed first.
Max skills in this order; Blessing of the Onyx, which is maxed at 25, gives you an additional +30 m. atk. and stacks with things such as Bless/Meditation! Afterwards, focus on maxing out Blaze, as you will be combining Blaze with Flame Wheel mostly, where Flame Wheel kills the bigger mobs and Blaze killing the single-targeted ones. After this, max out Onyx Will, so you can get hits in easier. Max out DF after, then leave Soul Stone for last.
Build 2: Stupid knockback..
Yeah, I know. It's annoying. That's why this build will focus on Onyx Will first, Blaze etc. Here's what you'll have to do;
Max out Onyx Will first, it doesn't require any books to max. After this, start working on Blaze to KB anything you can because of the immense speed. After this, work on maxing Blessing of the Onyx for that extra m. atk. and leave DF and Soul Stone to be maxed lastly.
Build 3: I want.. Power..
Power hungry? You'll want a stronger ultimate then. I don't recommend greed for power, as it will leave you weaker overall, but hey. Your choice.
Max out DF, then get yourself maxed Blaze, then work on Blessing of the Onyx, Onyx Will and Soul Stone would be kept for last.
This pretty much covers the training-based builds, time to work on the bossing-type builds!
Build 4: Zak's got nothing on me!
Indeed, it won't. If you follow this build.
Max out Blaze, it's seriously on par with Illusion. Work on Onyx Will afterwards, then max Blessing of the Onyx. Max out Soul Stone after, then work on DF.
Small note; You might cause yourself to d/c with Dark Fog if you use it in bosses. DF will only lag the first time you use it, afterwards it gets less laggy.
Build 5: I'm gonna go HT a LOT.
Really? That's great! That means you'll be a supportive Evan.
If this is the case, you'll be maxing Soul Stone before you max Onyx Will, with 1 point in Blaze from 160. After you've maxed Onyx Will, start maxing out Blaze, then Blessing of the Onyx, save DF for last. Build not recommended since Ascension's Horntail is fully aggro!
Build 6: Any solo-bossing build?
Yes, there is. That would be my personal build.
First off, you'll be alternating between either doing Zak for fast exp, doing HT with friends to get some quick-er exp in, whilst grinding your way down LHC. So it'll be a combination of everything;
First off, you max Blaze, then Onyx Will. After this, you max out Soul Stone, then Blessing of the Onyx, whilst you save DF for last. Creative, yes. But also extremely effective!
This pretty much covers all the builds possible. If you have your own build, feel free to PM me with it and if it's not similar to any of the above builds (and effective for people to use), I might just include your build!
Training areas, sorted by level
Areas highlighted in bold text are highly recommended!
Level 1-30: Farm quests, Monster Park, Bubblings, Rotting Skeletons
Level 31-50: Mushroom Kingdom quests, CD's, Scarecrows, Monster Park, Truckers
Level 51-80: Scarecrows, Monster Park, Jesters, Silent Crusade quests
Level 81-100: Mysterious Path 3, Roids, Neo Huroid grind (Magatia PQ)!
Level 101-130: Captains/Krus, Lionheart Castle, Kenta/Escape/Magatia PQ, Dual Ghost Pirates, Grim Phantom Watch, Blue Kentaurus, Gallopera
Level 131-200: Lionheart Castle, Temple of Time quests, Future Ereve/Henesys quests (160+!), Papulatus, Zakum, Horntail (180+ recommended!), Kenta/Escape/Hoblin PQ
Important! You must do all the quests given to you, in order to max all your skills!!
Ultimate Aran Guide/Build [Updated
What's an Aran?
An Aran is a new class added to MapleStory, this class uses Pole-Arms to attack it's enemies, and goes through a series of key combinations to use it's skill. As an example, the first offensive skill you gain, Double Swing is cast by pressing "CTRL" Twice. Or a more advanced skill, works by pressing "CTRL" Three times, then pressing the direction you want to go once, and then pressing "CTRL" again. The class is a warrior-type class, and gains the Ice Element in it's third job advancement. And yes, Arans CAN level to 200.
Also, conveniently, all their job advancements take place in their hometown of Rien. And all of them are in a "dream-like” state, which means the edges of your screen will be fuzzy, kind of a novelty, really.
Pros And Cons
Well every job has these, I put a few of the major ones I faced to help you guys in your decision, so here are the ones that I find have the most problem with Arans.
PROS
-Tons of damage reducing and healing skills
-Burn less pots than most/all classes in the game because of drain.
-Powerful in both bossing and training conditions
-Easy to train
-Tons of buffs that benefit both your damage and how little/how much you get hit.
-Some of the farthest reaching melee moves in the game.
CONS
-Need to be killing constantly to keep up combos(although you won't die without them)
-Kind of repetitive
-The very definition of a 'key basher' class
I'm sure there are many more pros and cons, but these are my personal views, I'm sure that by making your own Aran, you'll tell quite soon whether you like it or not, and if you don't, well hey, you got to try a new class right?
Common Aran Misconceptions
I've seen many question threads and "I know everything about arans and you guys know nothing" threads going around these days, and most of them are incorrect. I've created this section to tell the truth about those threads.
Misconceptions:
Misconception: Arans need to have a high combo to be good, otherwise they suck and can't do anything
The Truth: I can't begin saying how untrue this is. Combos do in fact increase your damage, as made obvious by their Crit, but that doesn't mean they suck without them. Other than a select few skills, if they don't raise their combos, it doesn't have any more significance than a Warrior Elixir(the sole exception being Combo Drain) Yes, they make you stronger; no, you don't suck without them. It's merely a bonus added to your already awesome damage.
Misconception: Arans are always weak, and it's so hard to level them
The Truth: From experience, I can say that Arans are pretty much never EVER weak. Yeah, it's kind of repetitive, and it may get frustrating, but they still have awesome damage.
Misconception: Arans are the strongest class in the game, they outdamage everyone Omg GG nexon, y so overpowrd?
The Truth: No, this isn't true, yeah, they're up there, but they're not "the best"
Misconception: You won't get a new slot for aran, and they can't share CS inventories
The Truth: Well, one is true, the other isn't. Arans DID in fact get a free slot in KMS, and I'm sure we'll get one in GMS too. And sadly, no they CAN'T share CS inventories (my poor Kino pet )
Misconception: Arans are only good when they mob
The Truth: Well, I don't even see how this has any relevance. It's not like they do more damage in mobs, and Combos don't affect your damage THAT much...
Misconception: Arans have their own equips
The Truth: Exception being the Aran Medals, Mounts, and the Steel Pole-Arm, no Arans share equips with warriors
Misconception: Above, does that mean arans are a warrior class?
The Truth: Well, technically, no. They don't share anything in common with warriors other than their equips
Misconception: You can have as many Lilin's Rings on one character as you like
The Truth: Nope, the Lilin's Ring item is labled "One-Of-A-Kind" Which means only one per character. But, if you delete your Aran, and create another one, you may have a second Ring, but you can't use it on the same account twice, meaning you can have on ring for all your characters, but not four rings for one.
Misconception: An Aran should max Tempest right away, it's SOOO Godly!
The Truth: Alright, look. At level one, Tempest freezes 15 monsters. If you attack those monsters during the freeze time they are automatically KO'd. But, the freeze only lasts 10 seconds at level 1, and only 40 seconds at max. So unless you're in an incredibly tiny map, it's kind of pointless. Besides, having 60+ Combo means more crit, which means more damage. And besides, it's more useful to use Combo Fenrir. It would probably 1hko any monster anyway.
Misconception: Arans have low Hp, since they have no HP Increase
The Truth: Arans kind of have a built-in HP increase, they gain 46 HP Each level on average, starting at level one, unlike most classes that gain around 23 HP until 10, then gain a bit more, then at 30, gain slightly more. Arans have slightly higher base HP than Brawlers too. and have a lot of defensive buffs that don't really require them to have THAT high HP.
Misconception: Once you add a point to Combo Fenrir, you can no longer use Combo Smash. Ever.
The Truth: Well, no. Remember that Combo Smash has a 30 Combo minimum limit, and Combo Fenrir has a 100 Combo Minimum, so until you reach 100, you can still use Smash, but after 100, you can't use it anymore.
More to come~
How do I create an Aran?
To create an Aran, just log in normally, but click "create a character" From here, you'll see many tabs with pictures of different characters, click Aran. Choose it, select your preferences, and you're off!
Skill Information
Arans have to hunt Zakum for certain skills once they reach 4th job. These skills are listed here:
Fourth Job Skill Books: Combo Barrier, Combo Tempest, Final Blow, High Defense
First Job Advancement
Gratz on your Aran! You've created your character, and to your surprise, YOU'RE LEVEL 200! Omgnowaii right? Well don't worry, that's not the end. Leave the tent you're in and go talk to the girl in the ship(same girl in Ellin Forest, go figure) She'll tell you to go find some kid that got lost, so move to the left and through the portal, and kill the seriously beefed up versions of Leafre Monsters, each time, you'll be awarded with the unlocking of a certain skill. Reach the end, talk to the boy, and go back to the girl in the ship, after this, you'll get a cutscene that shows the arans being frozen by the black magician, you'll then wake up in an icy cave, talk to the girl NPC there, go through the tutorial, and congrats! You're a level 10 Aran!
Second Job Advancement!
Congrats! You've made it to 30! Now head back to Rien. Remember that HUGE POLE-ARM NPC that was your job instructor? Well he isn't anymore, there's now some gold dude there instead of him, named Maha, he's apparently the soul of the HUGE POLE-ARM NPC, talk to Lilin and then Him to start your job advancement, go to the map with the huge cave at the end of it(it's obvious on your world map) and enter it. You'll be in Mu Lung, and also dreaming. Talk to the panda guy, and head to the far left map, get 30 drops from the bears, and head back to the panda guy, he'll take the items, and tell you to go back to Maha, talk to him and BOOM you're 2nd job!
Third Job Advancement!
Post Chaos: This advancement has been changed so that you no longer need any crystals or ores, due to the removal of Maker
Well, you've officially beat me! I started this guide being only level 59 in KMS, haha!
For the job advance, go back to Rien and talk to Lilin and Maha. Go to the dock of Rien to Lith Harbor, and you'll see a freaky cool Ninja Crow Bandit. Kill it and go back to Maha. Go back to the icy cave you went to for the 2nd Job advancement, except this time, you'll be in El Nath. Go down and talk to the extremely hyper(or possibly horny) Yeti and he'll tell you to go to the portal next to him. Go through and you'll have to kill the Ninja Crow again. This time it'll drop a red crystal. Take it to the Yeti, who will then EAT the crystal(The Hell?) And you'll have to make a new one.
So open up the Maker Skill, go to the ETC. Section, put in a Refined Dark Crystal and three of both Garnet and Diamond ores to create the crystal. Take it back to Maha and CONGRATZ, You're 3rd Job!
Fourth Job Advancement
Wow...congratulations, you have just reached a point of epic proness, you are now an Aran in Hope!
Now, head to Rien, and talk to Lilin, she'll tell you to talk to Maha, and you'll have to fight him. Beat him for your job advancement!
Skill Builds
^Post Chaos Skill Builds
Recommended First Job Build
Lv10: +1 Double Swing (1)
Lv11: +3 Double Swing (4)
Lv12: +2 Double Swing (6) +1 Combat Step (1)
Lv13: +3 Combat Step (4)
Lv14: +2 Double Swing (8) +1 Combat Step (5) MAX
Lv15: +2 Double Swing (10) +1 Combo Ability
Lv16-18: +3 Double Swing (19)
Lv19: +2 Combo Smash (2) +1 Double Swing (20) MAX
Lv20-21: +3 Combo Smash (8)
Lv22: +1 Pole Arm Booster (1) +2 Combo Smash (10) MAX
Lv23-27: +3 Pole Arm Booster (16)
Lv27-30: +3 Combo Ability (10) MAX
Results:
Double Swing: MAX
Combat Step: MAX
Combo Smash: MAX
Combo Ability: MAX
Pole Arm Booster: 16
Reason: Well you start off with your main attack becauseˇwell it's your main attack, kind of self-explanatoryˇbut anyway, max Combat Step next to boost your mobility. At this point you add one to Combo Ability when it opens up for those epic combos, and then max out Double Swing, as it provides constant damage, followed by Combo Smash to work as a nice finisher every 15 combos, and then booster. At last, you finish off with Combo Ability to boost your speed, weapon attack, and damage for those times when you don't use Combo Smash.
Recommended Second Job Build
Lv30: +1 Triple Swing (1)
Lv31: +2 Triple Swing (3) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (1)
Lv32-37: +3 Pole Arm Mastery (19)
Lv38: +1 Triple Swing (4) +1 Body Pressure (1) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (20) MAX
Lv39-43: +3 Triple Swing (19)
Lv44: +1 Final Charge (1) +1 Combo Fenrir (1) +1 Triple Swing (20) MAX
Lv45-50: +3 Snow Charge (18)
Lv51: +1 Combo Drain (1) +2 Snow Charge (20) MAX
Lv52-57: +3 Combo Drain (19)
Lv58: +2 Combo Fenrir (3) +1 Combo Drain (20) MAX
Lv59-63: +3 Combo Fenrir (18)
Lv64: +1 Body Pressure (2) +2 Combo Fenrir (20) MAX
Lv65-66: +3 Body Pressure (8)
Lv67: +1 Final Charge (2) +2 Body Pressure (10) MAX
Lv68-70: +3 Final Charge (11)
Results:
Triple Swing: MAX
Pole Arm Mastery: MAX
Snow Charge: MAX
Combo Drain: MAX
Body Pressure: MAX
Combo Fenrir: MAX
Final Charge: 11
Reason: Well you add your first point to your main attackˇ.again self-explanatoryˇ afterwards you max out Mastery to make you more stable, and add one to Body Pressure, as it's pretty much a one point wonder. Follow up with maxing Triple Swing, as it gives you the biggest boost in damage, with one in Final Charge to help you mob, and one in Combo Fenrir because it's stronger than Combo Smash even at level 1. Next you max Snow Charge to give you a permanent boost in damage. Work with Drain next, so you'll never have a need for potions, followed by Fenrir, to make it totally replace Combo Smash. The last skill you'll max is Body Pressure, as it's like a mini stance, and finish up with adding your last few points to Final Charge.
Recommended Third Job Build
Lv70: +1 Full Swing (1)
Lv71: +1 Cleaving Blow (1) +1 Combo Recharge (1) +1 Rolling Spin
Lv72-77: +3 Full Swing (19)
Lv78: +2 Cleaving Blow (3) +1 Full Swing (20) MAX
Lv79-83: +3 Cleaving Blow (18)
Lv84: +1 Combo Judgment (1) +2 Cleaving Blow (20) MAX
Lv85-90: +3 Combo Critical (18)
Lv91: +1 Combo Recharge (2) +2 Combo Critical (20) MAX
Lv92-97: +3 Combo Recharge (20) MAX
Lv98-103: +3 Combo Judgment (19)
Lv104: +2 Rolling Spin (3) +1 Combo Judgment (20) MAX
Lv105-109: +3 Rolling Spin (18)
Lv110: +1 Final Charge (12) +2 Rolling Spin (20) MAX
Lv111-112: +3 Final Charge (18)
Lv113: +1 Final Toss (1) +2 Final Charge (20) MAX
Lv114-119: +3 Final Toss (19)
Lv120: +1 Smart Knockback (1) +1 Polearm Booster (17) +1 Final Toss (20) MAX
Results:
Full Swing: MAX
Cleaving Blow: MAX
Combo Judgment: MAX
Combo Critical: MAX
Combo Recharge: MAX
Final Toss: MAX
Rolling Spin: MAX
Smart Knockback: 1
Polearm Booster: 17
Second Job: Final Charge: MAX
Reason:Start off with your first point in Full Swing for the same reason as before, followed by the majority of your one point wonders at 71. Cleaving Blow will instantly make you do 12% more damage per monster in a mob, and 1 point in Combo Recharge is amazing. Rolling Spin at level 1 also serves it's purpose of being a combo builder. After this, you max Full Swing, and move on to Cleaving Blow to boost your mobbing damage. Next, add one to Combo Judgment before starting with Combo Critical. Combo Critical will make you hold on to your combos longer, and Combo Judgment is your strongest Combo attack so far, even at level one, so it provides an amazing damage boost. Next, work up Combo Recharge, which will help this process even more, and then max out Combo Judgment, because, again, it's your best Combo Attack. Work up Rolling Spin next. It's an amazing skill now that's great for building up combos, as it attacks multiple monsters multiple times. Max Final Charge from second job after Rolling Spin, because to be honest, it's really the last good skill you can max at this point. Finish off with Final Toss, adding one point to Smart Knockback just to have it, and 1 point to Booster because it's a waste for anything else
Recommended Fourth Job Build
Lv120: +1 Overswing (1) +1 Sudden Strike (1) +1 High Mastery (1)
Lv121: +1 Final Blow (1) +2 Overswing (3)
Lv122-130: +3 Overswing (30) MAX
Lv131-140: +3 High Mastery (30) MAX
Lv141-150: +3 Freeze Standing (30) MAX
Lv150-200: If you REALLY need help past this point, you have some serious problems!
Results:
Overswing: MAX
Final Blow: MAX
High Mastery: MAX
Combo Barrier: MAX
Freeze Standing: MAX
High Defense: MAX
Sudden Strike: MAX
Hero's Will: MAX
Maple Warrior: 29
Combo Tempest: 19
Reason: Well, you start off with one in Overswing, because like Full Swing, it replaces triple swing with a whole new animation, and adds more damage. Then you add one to Sudden Strike, because it makes Final Charge and Final Toss spammable, which is amazingly helpful, finish off level 120 with 1 in high mastery, because it does a lot at level 1. Next, add one to Final Blow, because it's a very powerful finisher and looks wicked. Then you max out Overswing and High Mastery, to make you stable and do more damage, followed by Freeze Standing so you don't get KB'd every second.
After you get past a certain level, you're basically committed to a class, and you know what you like and don't like. At this point, I leave the skill building up to you, and leave you with these last few words. Have fun with it!
^Post Big Bang Skill Builds
Recommended First Job Build
Lv10: +1 Double Swing (1)
Lv11: +3 Double Swing (4)
Lv12: +2 Double Swing (6) +1 Combat Step (1)
Lv13: +3 Double Swing (9)
Lv14: +2 Double Swing (11) +1 Combo Ability (1) QUEST
Lv15: +3 Double Swing (14)
Lv.16: +2 Double Swing (16) +1 Combat Step (2)
Lv.17: +3 Combat Step (5)
Lv.18-21: Save Points(12)
Lv.22: +15 Booster (15) QUEST
Lv.23: +3 Double Swing (19)
Lv.24: +1 Double Swing (20) MAX +2 Combo Ability (3)
Lv.25: +3 Combo Ability (6)
Lv.26: +3 Combo Ability (9)
Lv.27: +1 Combo Ability (10) MAX +2 Combat Step (7)
Lv.28: +3 Combat Step (10)
Lv.29: +3 Combat Step (13)
Lv.30: +2 Combat Step (15) MAX +1 Pole-Arm Booster (16)
Reasoning: You max out Double Swing as soon as you can, accepting a few points in both Combo Ability and Combat Step for the sheer fun of it, put a few Combat Step in there because A. It's crazy fun, and B. it gives you a mobility boost, it's basically like the Dawn Warrior's Soul Rush, but you can't jump off the ground, and if you use it on a ledge, you'll go like CRAZY far. You save points for level 15 booster, because at level 15, it adds triple the speed it adds at level 1, unlike regular boosters, the amount you add to this one matters, so then you just add one point to it, because after the 15, it's useless and you have a spare point.
Recommended Second Job Build
Lv30: +1 Triple Swing (1)
Lv31: +2 Triple Swing (3) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (1) QUEST
Lv32-37: +3 Pole Arm Mastery (19) QUEST at lv37
Lv38: +2 Triple Swing (5) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (20) MAX
Lv39: +1 Triple Swing (6) Save Points (2)
Lv40-44: Save Points (17)
Lv45: +20 Combo Smash (20) MAX QUEST
Lv46-49: +3 Triple Swing (18)
Lv50: +1 Combo Drain (1) +2 Triple Swing (20) MAX
Lv51-53: +3 Combo Drain (10)
Lv54: +2 Combo Drain (12) +1 Final Charge (1) QUEST
Lv55-56: +3 Combo Drain (18)
Lv57: +1 Final Charge (2) +2 Combo Drain (20) MAX
Lv58-63: +3 Final Charge (20)
Lv64: +2 Body Pressure (2) +1 Final Charge (21)
Lv64-70: +3 Body Pressure (20) MAX
Results:
Combo Smash: 20/20 (MAX)
Triple Swing: 20/20 (MAX)
Combo Drain: 20/20 (MAX)
Body Pressure: 20/20 (MAX)
Pole Arm Mastery: 20/20 (MAX)
Final Charge: 21/30
Reason: Well, you need 3 Triple Swing for Mastery, and it adds a third attack to double swing, so it's good to have that, then get 19 mastery, and as you should know, it has only -1 accuracy from max mastery, so it's good enough. From here, save points for Combo Smash, it's GODLY, it's a ranged mob attack that does like 5k if you have like NO funding, it'll do around 10k at level 60 if you have nice equips! After that, max out Drain, if you max it, you'll use almost NO potions. I, for example, used only 10 Unagis an hour at FoG. Add one point into Final Charge right at 54, because it's rusher skill! After that, continue to max out Drain and start working on getting 21 Final Charge but do NOT max it. Body Pressure comes next, this is like a nerfed PG, but it also makes it so monsters can't do touch damage to you! After you max it,
Recommended Third Job Skill Build
Lv70: +1 Full Swing (1) QUEST
Lv71: +1 Full Swing (2) +1 Final Toss (1) +1 Combo Critical (1)
Lv72-77: +3 Full Swing (20) MAX
Lv78-83: +3 Snow Charge (18)
Lv84: +1 Combo Critical (2) +1 Snow Charge (20) MAX
Lv85-90: +3 Combo Critical (20) MAX
Lv91-93: +3 Final Charge (30) MAX
Lv94: +3 Combo Fenrir (3)
Lv95-103: +3 Combo Fenrir (30) MAX
Lv104-109: +3 Smart Knockback (18)
Lv110: +1 Final Toss (2) +2 Smart Knockback (20) MAX
Lv111-119: +3 Final Toss (29)
Lv120: +1 Rolling Spin (1) +1 Booster (17) +1 Final Toss (30) MAX
Results:
Full Swing: 20/20 (MAX)
Combo Critical: 20/20 (MAX)
Snow Charge: 20/20 (MAX)
Smart Knockback: 20/20 (MAX)
Final Toss: 30/30 (MAX)
Combo Fenrir: 30/30 (MAX)
Second Job Final Charge: 30/30 (MAX)
Rolling Spin: 1/20
First Job Polearm Booster: 17/20
Reason: Basically, Full Swing is a buff added to Triple Swing, it changes it around a little, making it stronger. So it qualifies as your main attack, so max it out fast. I added in those skills at level 71 because A. They own, they have high damage and are even useful at level 1, and B. They are loads of fun. (Final Toss flings KB'd monsters into the air! How cool is that?) Anyway, after that, max out Snow Charge, because it provides the same amount of damage as Combo Critical, but it's always constant, and doesn't rely on your combo count!. Then max out Combo Critical, Final Charge to hit more mobs and Fenrir for it's enormous damage. Follow up with Smart Knockback, it's not really that important now since you'll KB everything anyway, but you might as well get itˇjust in case. Next, max Toss, for just that extra damage when you need it, and put your last few points in Rolling Spin for the heck of it, or if you really don't want it, you could add the points to Polearm booster.
Recommended Fourth Job Build
Lv120: +1 Overswing (1) +1 Final Blow (1) +1 High Mastery (1)
Lv121-129: +3 Overswing (28)
Lv130: +1 High Mastery (2) +2 Overswing (30) MAX
Lv131-139: +3 High Mastery (29)
Lv140: + 2 Freeze Standing (2) +1 High Mastery (30) MAX
Lv141-149: +3 Freeze Standing (29)
Lv150: +1 Freeze Standing (30) MAX +2 in whatever
Results:
Overswing: MAX
Final Blow: MAX
High Mastery: MAX
Combo Tempest: MAX
Combo Barrier: MAX
Freeze Standing: MAX
Maple Warrior: MAX
High Defence: MAX
Hero's Will: 4/5
Reason: Well, you start off with one in Overswing, because like Full Swing, it replaces triple swing with a whole new animation, and adds more damage. Then you add one to Final Blow, because it's a very powerful finisher, and 1 in high mastery, because it does a lot at level 1. Then you max out Overswing and High Mastery, to make you stable and do more damage, followed by Freeze Standing so you don't get KB'd every second.
After you get past a certain level, you're basically committed to a class, and you know what you like and don't like. At this point, I leave the skill building up to you, and leave you with these last few words. Have fun with it!
^Pre Big Bang Skill Builds
Recommended Third Job Skill Build
Lv70: +1 Full Swing (1) QUEST
Lv71: +1 Full Swing (2) +1 Final Toss (1) +1 Combo Critical (1)
Lv72-77: +3 Full Swing (20) MAX
Lv78-83: +3 Combo Critical (19)
Lv84: +1 Combo Critical (20) MAX +2 Snow Charge (2)
Lv85-90: +3 Snow Charge (20) MAX
Lv91-96: +3 Smart Knockback (18)
Lv97: +1 Final Charge (22) +2 Smart Knockback (20) MAX
Lv98-99: +3 Final Charge (28)
Lv100: +1 Combo Fenrir (1) +2 Final Charge (30) MAX
Lv101-109: +3 Combo Fenrir (28)
Lv110: +1 Final Toss (2) +2 Combo Fenrir (20) MAX
Lv111-119: +3 Final Toss (29)
Lv120: +1 Rolling Spin (1) +1 Booster (17) +1 Final Toss (30) MAX
Results:
Full Swing: 20/20 (MAX)
Combo Critical: 20/20 (MAX)
Snow Charge: 20/20 (MAX)
Smart Knockback: 20/20 (MAX)
Final Toss: 30/30 (MAX)
Combo Fenrir: 30/30 (MAX)
Second Job Final Charge: 30/30 (MAX)
Rolling Spin: 1/20
First Job Polearm Booster: 17/20
Reason: Basically, Full Swing is a buff added to Triple Swing, it changes it around a little, making it stronger. So it qualifies as your main attack, so max it out fast. I added in those skills at level 71 because A. They own, they have high damage and are even useful at level 1, and B. They are loads of fun. (Final Toss flings KB'd monsters into the air! How cool is that?) Anyway, after that, max out Combo Critical, because it gives you a substantial amount of damage, and then Snow Charge for that added boost. Start Smart Knockback next so you can 100% KB your mobs for faster EXP. max Final Charge here, so you can rush more mobs. Next max out Fenrir for it's enormous damage, followed by Toss, for just that extra damage when you need it, and put your last few points in Rolling Spin for the heck of it, or if you really don't want it, you could add the points to Polearm booster.
Note: For all other skill builds, just look at the Post Big Bang section, everything there works the same for any version without Big Bang
Skill Quests IMPORTANT NOTE: All quests with a Required symbol must be completed.
^Tutorial(1-10)
Quests: 1 You'll find yourself inside a tent, go through the lolobstacle course and leave the tent, then head to the right, talk to Helena(Athena Pierce) Inside the Ship, she'll tell you one boy is missing, and you have to go and find him. Head to the left(following the arrows) and pass through the maps with seriously beefed up versions of Leafre monsters. In each of the three rooms, you'll gain a new skill. In the first room, you just get a regular swing, in the second, you get Overswing, and in the last room, you get Final Blow. The boy is in the last room. Pick him up and go back to the Ship
2 When you wake up inside the cave, talk to Lilin, and she'll tour you around Rien. Basically this is the average tutorial, with potion using, chair using, monster killing and etc.
3 From here, head to the right and you'll be in Rien. Talk to Lilin, who's in the middle of the town, and she'll tell you to kill a bunch of monsters, kill each set, then return to kill more. And now you're level 10!
^First Job Quests
*Skill* Combo Ability
Quests: After this, head to the left side of town, and go to the shrine with a Penguin holding a pole-arm in front of it, talk to him, go inside the shrine and kill the monsters, after you finish all of his quests, he'll give you a new skill, Combo Ability!
Prerequisite Quests to Pole-Arm Booster
Quests: 1 Head to the Penguin Port, and go to Lith Harbor, now head to the house with a book on it's roof, go inside and talk to the NPC, requiring you to talk to another NPC in lith harbor, do what both of these NPC's want to finish.
2 Now you'll get a new quest that involves you to deliver a letter to Bruce in Henesys(the doctor guy) He'll tell you to kill some monsters. Go to the map they're located in and beat them to death with your PA.
3 Now he'll tell you to kill some more monsters. Rinse, repeat.
4. Must be level 18 to continue Go find Tru, who'll tell you to go to ellinia and talk to Rowen the Fairy. You'll have to kill some monsters.
5 From here, go find a freaky Leaf-like NPC around the maps of ellinia, talk to it then go back to Tru.
6 Now you must be level 19 Go back to Rowen and kill the monsters she wants.
*Skill* Pole-Arm Booster*
Quests: Now you must be level 22 Click the lightbulb on your head, and you'll warp to a special map. Talk to the Puppeteer and then you're done with the quest. Now go talk to Tru, who will tell you to go to Rien and talk to Lilin, after you do so, you'll be awarded with Polearm Booster!
Prerequisite to Job Advance Quests
Quests: 1 Must be level 23 to continue Talk to Tru and go to Perion, Talk to the Cygnus NPC there and kill the monsters she wants.
2 Must be level 24 to continue Now get another quest that requires you to break pots in the Excavation Site and get 5 items. Return when you do so.
3 Must be level 28 to continue Go to Tru who will tell you to talk to a new NPC to the far right of Sleepywood. Kill monsters for this NPC
4 Now talk to the dude and go to the Puppeteer's lair. When you get the message from the door, you're done, now go back to town.
5 Talk to the Mysterious Statue and do what he wants, and then head to Tru.
6 must be level 29 to continue Talk to Tru and he'll give you an untradable version of the level 30 Pole Arm and it's level 29 for whatever reason. Anyway, go back to the Puppeteer's lair, type in the code that you got(should be Francis is a genius Puppeteer! ) and you'll be inside! Now beat him and talk to Tru to finish.^Second Job Quests
Second Job Skill Quests
Level 31 Polearm Mastery:
Quests: Talk to Lilin, ho will tell you to go meet Tru in Lith, when you get there, he's tied up, talk to him and then the Puppeteer. Now you'll have to defeat him, After you beat him, talk to Tru and he'll give you polearm mastery!
Level 37 Combo Drain:
Quests: Go find Tru in Lith and head to the map he mentions. Complete the maze type area. Head down, and right before you reach the last set of ropes, go to the far right wall and go through it, if you go to the bottom, the arrows will tell you to go back. Just go through the wall directly above the dead end at the bottom. Now in the new room, you'll see a freaky messed up version of the Mysterious Statue in Sleepywood, talk to it and type in "Francis is a genius Puppeteer!" to be warped into a room to kill the Puppeteer....again After beating him, go talk to Tru and then to Lilin to get Combo Drain!
Level 45 Combo Smash:
Quests: Talk to Tru in Lith Harbor and he'll tell you to talk to Lisa, the fairy in Orbis beside the Entrance to the potion shop. After talking to her, go to the map that's mentioned. Go inside the portal at the top of this map. In this new room, Kill the Giant Nependeaths until you get the correct amount of drops from them (not the huge seeds, another drop) Return to Lisa, who'll tell you to talk to Spiruna in Cloud Park. (The cranky old woman inside the house about halfway through the series of maps) Go back to the Giant Nependeath map after talking to her, and climb the beanstalk to reach the top portal. Go through it and talk to the golem guy, and defeat him. Afterwards, head to Spiruna, and then Tru, and then Lilin to get Combo Smash!
Level 54 Final Charge:
Quests: You'll get a lightbulb over your head once you level up, it'll tell you to go to Mu Lung and talk to Mr. Do. He'll ask you to go talk to the panda in the blue robe that's writing on a big scroll around the top left of the map. He'll give you a scroll, and tell you that to create the special ink, and you'll have to get the supplies. After doing so, he'll give you eight bottles of ink. Double Click the scroll to make it appear on your screen, and drag the ink bottles to it one by one. After it's complete, go back to Mr. Do who'll tell you to go to the Mu Lung Dojo and talk to the Panda NPC inside it. He'll require some items from you. After doing so, go talk to him, and then go to the entrance to the Mu Lung Dojo, and head to the Far Right set of flags, press up on the Middle (green) one to be warped high to up the Dojo. Continue pressing up until you reach Mu Gong, the old Panda at the top. He'll warp you inside the Dojo and you'll have to beat him. After doing so, go back to him and he'll give you a new quest. Head to the final Training map(straw/wooden target dummies map) And find a pole with the word "Entrance" Etched into it with gold lettering. Double Click this pole, and type in "Actions speak louder than words" to be warped into a room with a Samurai NPC. Talk to him and fight him, after you win, head back to Mu Gong, once you're done talking to him,head back to Tru, and then Lilin to get Final Charge!
Prerequisite to level 70 Skill Quests (Level 63 and 68)
Quests: Must be level Level 63You'll get a Lightbulb from Tru, it'll tell you to go to Ellin Forest, at the top of Helios Tower (way up and through that time machine thingy). Do so, and then the second you enter, you'll get a popup from an NPC, telling you to go talk to Helena...or Athena Pierce, or whatever the hell they're going to change her name to next...maybe Steve. Anyway, talk to her, and she'll spazz out and tell you to go to the map with the Wild Boars on steroids and talk to the wannabe warrior there. He'll tell you he needs drops from monsters. Once you get them, talk to the warrior dude again to get one Key, go back to Athena Pierce and go inside the portal at the top of her room. Move your mouse around the bookshelf until you find an area you can click. Do so and that freaky dude that seems to get to EVERYWHERE before you do will say something cheesy as always and vanish. Head back to Athena Pierce, then go find Tru, then to the Bowman Instructor's House, talk to the evil dude there, kick his ass, talk to Athena Pierce who'll spazz again, then go to Tru, and then Lilin, and you're done.
Must be Level 68 You'll get a lightbulb from Tru, he'll tell you to go to Rien and talk to Lilin, do so, and you'll get a note, take it to Neinheart in Ereve who will totally ignore you and kick you out, and you're done!^Third Job Quest
Full Swing (The only one...)
Quests: Yeah, go to Ereve, talk to Neinheart, and he'll give you Full Swing! K you're done.^Mount Quests
Quests:
Level 50 Mount
Alright, you'll get a bubble from a penguin in Rien, so go find him. (He should be in a portal outside of town on the LEFT side) Anyway, he'll tell you he found a wolf cub, and needs for you to go make him special Wolf Cub Food from Nanuke in Aqua Road. Go find him (He'll be a whale on one of the maps outside the town of Aqua Road, press up on the ladder thingy near the whale to climb up on it) Well, Nanuke will tell you to go talk to Kenta and get her special vitamins for 10 Million Mesos, and also some drops. Do so and he'll give you the wolf cub formula. Now head back to Rien and get your wolf cub! Now you'll get another bubble over your head from Scadur the Hunter in El Nath. Go to him, and he'll tell you he'll teach you to ride your wolf for some drops. Get those, and he'll give you a saddle and the monster rider skill! Gratz on your first mount!
Level 100 Mount Get some drops and mesos
Level 150 Mount Get some drops, no mesos required!
Level 200 Mount You're level 200, YOU figure it out >:O
Recommended Training Areas
As an Aran, you're quite flexible in where and how you'd like to train. I'm going to post down a couple training areas that I know/have been told to be good. Now that the Big Bang is here, almost all areas give relatively the same EXP, and it's merely a matter of preference as to where you would like to train, I'd like to redirect all people to the BasilMarket Monsters section (top of every page) to see where they would like to train.
Here are a few notable training areas:
Note: Party Quests will have *PQ* at the beginning.
Level 10-20
-*PQ*Henesys PQ
Level 20-30
-*PQ*Kerning Party Quest
-*PQ*Kerning Subway Monster Survival
-Rotting Zombie
Level 30-40
-*PQ*Monster Carnival PQ
-*PQ*Ludibrium PQ
-Mushroom Castle
Level 40-50
-*PQ*Monster Carnival PQ
-*PQ*Ludibrium PQ
-Kerning Square
Level 50-60
-*PQ*Monster Carnival PQ 2
-Truckers
-Dead Scarecrow
-Robo
Level 60-80
-*PQ*Orbis PQ
-*PQ*Magatia PQ
-*PQ*Ghost Ship PQ
-*PQ*Pirate PQ
-Twister Jester
-Hoodoos and Voodoos
-Rowdy Puppet
-Master Robo
Level 80-120
-Twisted Jester
-Roids and Neo Huroids
-Vikerola
-Dreamy Ghost
-Gallopera
-Slimy and Selkie Jr at Mysterious Path 3
-115+ Lionheart Castle
Level 120+
-Dreamy Ghost
-Spirit Viking
-Lycanthrope
-Lionheart Castle
An Aran is a new class added to MapleStory, this class uses Pole-Arms to attack it's enemies, and goes through a series of key combinations to use it's skill. As an example, the first offensive skill you gain, Double Swing is cast by pressing "CTRL" Twice. Or a more advanced skill, works by pressing "CTRL" Three times, then pressing the direction you want to go once, and then pressing "CTRL" again. The class is a warrior-type class, and gains the Ice Element in it's third job advancement. And yes, Arans CAN level to 200.
Also, conveniently, all their job advancements take place in their hometown of Rien. And all of them are in a "dream-like” state, which means the edges of your screen will be fuzzy, kind of a novelty, really.
Pros And Cons
Well every job has these, I put a few of the major ones I faced to help you guys in your decision, so here are the ones that I find have the most problem with Arans.
PROS
-Tons of damage reducing and healing skills
-Burn less pots than most/all classes in the game because of drain.
-Powerful in both bossing and training conditions
-Easy to train
-Tons of buffs that benefit both your damage and how little/how much you get hit.
-Some of the farthest reaching melee moves in the game.
CONS
-Need to be killing constantly to keep up combos(although you won't die without them)
-Kind of repetitive
-The very definition of a 'key basher' class
I'm sure there are many more pros and cons, but these are my personal views, I'm sure that by making your own Aran, you'll tell quite soon whether you like it or not, and if you don't, well hey, you got to try a new class right?
Common Aran Misconceptions
I've seen many question threads and "I know everything about arans and you guys know nothing" threads going around these days, and most of them are incorrect. I've created this section to tell the truth about those threads.
Misconceptions:
Misconception: Arans need to have a high combo to be good, otherwise they suck and can't do anything
The Truth: I can't begin saying how untrue this is. Combos do in fact increase your damage, as made obvious by their Crit, but that doesn't mean they suck without them. Other than a select few skills, if they don't raise their combos, it doesn't have any more significance than a Warrior Elixir(the sole exception being Combo Drain) Yes, they make you stronger; no, you don't suck without them. It's merely a bonus added to your already awesome damage.
Misconception: Arans are always weak, and it's so hard to level them
The Truth: From experience, I can say that Arans are pretty much never EVER weak. Yeah, it's kind of repetitive, and it may get frustrating, but they still have awesome damage.
Misconception: Arans are the strongest class in the game, they outdamage everyone Omg GG nexon, y so overpowrd?
The Truth: No, this isn't true, yeah, they're up there, but they're not "the best"
Misconception: You won't get a new slot for aran, and they can't share CS inventories
The Truth: Well, one is true, the other isn't. Arans DID in fact get a free slot in KMS, and I'm sure we'll get one in GMS too. And sadly, no they CAN'T share CS inventories (my poor Kino pet )
Misconception: Arans are only good when they mob
The Truth: Well, I don't even see how this has any relevance. It's not like they do more damage in mobs, and Combos don't affect your damage THAT much...
Misconception: Arans have their own equips
The Truth: Exception being the Aran Medals, Mounts, and the Steel Pole-Arm, no Arans share equips with warriors
Misconception: Above, does that mean arans are a warrior class?
The Truth: Well, technically, no. They don't share anything in common with warriors other than their equips
Misconception: You can have as many Lilin's Rings on one character as you like
The Truth: Nope, the Lilin's Ring item is labled "One-Of-A-Kind" Which means only one per character. But, if you delete your Aran, and create another one, you may have a second Ring, but you can't use it on the same account twice, meaning you can have on ring for all your characters, but not four rings for one.
Misconception: An Aran should max Tempest right away, it's SOOO Godly!
The Truth: Alright, look. At level one, Tempest freezes 15 monsters. If you attack those monsters during the freeze time they are automatically KO'd. But, the freeze only lasts 10 seconds at level 1, and only 40 seconds at max. So unless you're in an incredibly tiny map, it's kind of pointless. Besides, having 60+ Combo means more crit, which means more damage. And besides, it's more useful to use Combo Fenrir. It would probably 1hko any monster anyway.
Misconception: Arans have low Hp, since they have no HP Increase
The Truth: Arans kind of have a built-in HP increase, they gain 46 HP Each level on average, starting at level one, unlike most classes that gain around 23 HP until 10, then gain a bit more, then at 30, gain slightly more. Arans have slightly higher base HP than Brawlers too. and have a lot of defensive buffs that don't really require them to have THAT high HP.
Misconception: Once you add a point to Combo Fenrir, you can no longer use Combo Smash. Ever.
The Truth: Well, no. Remember that Combo Smash has a 30 Combo minimum limit, and Combo Fenrir has a 100 Combo Minimum, so until you reach 100, you can still use Smash, but after 100, you can't use it anymore.
More to come~
How do I create an Aran?
To create an Aran, just log in normally, but click "create a character" From here, you'll see many tabs with pictures of different characters, click Aran. Choose it, select your preferences, and you're off!
Skill Information
Arans have to hunt Zakum for certain skills once they reach 4th job. These skills are listed here:
Fourth Job Skill Books: Combo Barrier, Combo Tempest, Final Blow, High Defense
First Job Advancement
Gratz on your Aran! You've created your character, and to your surprise, YOU'RE LEVEL 200! Omgnowaii right? Well don't worry, that's not the end. Leave the tent you're in and go talk to the girl in the ship(same girl in Ellin Forest, go figure) She'll tell you to go find some kid that got lost, so move to the left and through the portal, and kill the seriously beefed up versions of Leafre Monsters, each time, you'll be awarded with the unlocking of a certain skill. Reach the end, talk to the boy, and go back to the girl in the ship, after this, you'll get a cutscene that shows the arans being frozen by the black magician, you'll then wake up in an icy cave, talk to the girl NPC there, go through the tutorial, and congrats! You're a level 10 Aran!
Second Job Advancement!
Congrats! You've made it to 30! Now head back to Rien. Remember that HUGE POLE-ARM NPC that was your job instructor? Well he isn't anymore, there's now some gold dude there instead of him, named Maha, he's apparently the soul of the HUGE POLE-ARM NPC, talk to Lilin and then Him to start your job advancement, go to the map with the huge cave at the end of it(it's obvious on your world map) and enter it. You'll be in Mu Lung, and also dreaming. Talk to the panda guy, and head to the far left map, get 30 drops from the bears, and head back to the panda guy, he'll take the items, and tell you to go back to Maha, talk to him and BOOM you're 2nd job!
Third Job Advancement!
Post Chaos: This advancement has been changed so that you no longer need any crystals or ores, due to the removal of Maker
Well, you've officially beat me! I started this guide being only level 59 in KMS, haha!
For the job advance, go back to Rien and talk to Lilin and Maha. Go to the dock of Rien to Lith Harbor, and you'll see a freaky cool Ninja Crow Bandit. Kill it and go back to Maha. Go back to the icy cave you went to for the 2nd Job advancement, except this time, you'll be in El Nath. Go down and talk to the extremely hyper(or possibly horny) Yeti and he'll tell you to go to the portal next to him. Go through and you'll have to kill the Ninja Crow again. This time it'll drop a red crystal. Take it to the Yeti, who will then EAT the crystal(The Hell?) And you'll have to make a new one.
So open up the Maker Skill, go to the ETC. Section, put in a Refined Dark Crystal and three of both Garnet and Diamond ores to create the crystal. Take it back to Maha and CONGRATZ, You're 3rd Job!
Fourth Job Advancement
Wow...congratulations, you have just reached a point of epic proness, you are now an Aran in Hope!
Now, head to Rien, and talk to Lilin, she'll tell you to talk to Maha, and you'll have to fight him. Beat him for your job advancement!
Skill Builds
^Post Chaos Skill Builds
Recommended First Job Build
Lv10: +1 Double Swing (1)
Lv11: +3 Double Swing (4)
Lv12: +2 Double Swing (6) +1 Combat Step (1)
Lv13: +3 Combat Step (4)
Lv14: +2 Double Swing (8) +1 Combat Step (5) MAX
Lv15: +2 Double Swing (10) +1 Combo Ability
Lv16-18: +3 Double Swing (19)
Lv19: +2 Combo Smash (2) +1 Double Swing (20) MAX
Lv20-21: +3 Combo Smash (8)
Lv22: +1 Pole Arm Booster (1) +2 Combo Smash (10) MAX
Lv23-27: +3 Pole Arm Booster (16)
Lv27-30: +3 Combo Ability (10) MAX
Results:
Double Swing: MAX
Combat Step: MAX
Combo Smash: MAX
Combo Ability: MAX
Pole Arm Booster: 16
Reason: Well you start off with your main attack becauseˇwell it's your main attack, kind of self-explanatoryˇbut anyway, max Combat Step next to boost your mobility. At this point you add one to Combo Ability when it opens up for those epic combos, and then max out Double Swing, as it provides constant damage, followed by Combo Smash to work as a nice finisher every 15 combos, and then booster. At last, you finish off with Combo Ability to boost your speed, weapon attack, and damage for those times when you don't use Combo Smash.
Recommended Second Job Build
Lv30: +1 Triple Swing (1)
Lv31: +2 Triple Swing (3) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (1)
Lv32-37: +3 Pole Arm Mastery (19)
Lv38: +1 Triple Swing (4) +1 Body Pressure (1) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (20) MAX
Lv39-43: +3 Triple Swing (19)
Lv44: +1 Final Charge (1) +1 Combo Fenrir (1) +1 Triple Swing (20) MAX
Lv45-50: +3 Snow Charge (18)
Lv51: +1 Combo Drain (1) +2 Snow Charge (20) MAX
Lv52-57: +3 Combo Drain (19)
Lv58: +2 Combo Fenrir (3) +1 Combo Drain (20) MAX
Lv59-63: +3 Combo Fenrir (18)
Lv64: +1 Body Pressure (2) +2 Combo Fenrir (20) MAX
Lv65-66: +3 Body Pressure (8)
Lv67: +1 Final Charge (2) +2 Body Pressure (10) MAX
Lv68-70: +3 Final Charge (11)
Results:
Triple Swing: MAX
Pole Arm Mastery: MAX
Snow Charge: MAX
Combo Drain: MAX
Body Pressure: MAX
Combo Fenrir: MAX
Final Charge: 11
Reason: Well you add your first point to your main attackˇ.again self-explanatoryˇ afterwards you max out Mastery to make you more stable, and add one to Body Pressure, as it's pretty much a one point wonder. Follow up with maxing Triple Swing, as it gives you the biggest boost in damage, with one in Final Charge to help you mob, and one in Combo Fenrir because it's stronger than Combo Smash even at level 1. Next you max Snow Charge to give you a permanent boost in damage. Work with Drain next, so you'll never have a need for potions, followed by Fenrir, to make it totally replace Combo Smash. The last skill you'll max is Body Pressure, as it's like a mini stance, and finish up with adding your last few points to Final Charge.
Recommended Third Job Build
Lv70: +1 Full Swing (1)
Lv71: +1 Cleaving Blow (1) +1 Combo Recharge (1) +1 Rolling Spin
Lv72-77: +3 Full Swing (19)
Lv78: +2 Cleaving Blow (3) +1 Full Swing (20) MAX
Lv79-83: +3 Cleaving Blow (18)
Lv84: +1 Combo Judgment (1) +2 Cleaving Blow (20) MAX
Lv85-90: +3 Combo Critical (18)
Lv91: +1 Combo Recharge (2) +2 Combo Critical (20) MAX
Lv92-97: +3 Combo Recharge (20) MAX
Lv98-103: +3 Combo Judgment (19)
Lv104: +2 Rolling Spin (3) +1 Combo Judgment (20) MAX
Lv105-109: +3 Rolling Spin (18)
Lv110: +1 Final Charge (12) +2 Rolling Spin (20) MAX
Lv111-112: +3 Final Charge (18)
Lv113: +1 Final Toss (1) +2 Final Charge (20) MAX
Lv114-119: +3 Final Toss (19)
Lv120: +1 Smart Knockback (1) +1 Polearm Booster (17) +1 Final Toss (20) MAX
Results:
Full Swing: MAX
Cleaving Blow: MAX
Combo Judgment: MAX
Combo Critical: MAX
Combo Recharge: MAX
Final Toss: MAX
Rolling Spin: MAX
Smart Knockback: 1
Polearm Booster: 17
Second Job: Final Charge: MAX
Reason:Start off with your first point in Full Swing for the same reason as before, followed by the majority of your one point wonders at 71. Cleaving Blow will instantly make you do 12% more damage per monster in a mob, and 1 point in Combo Recharge is amazing. Rolling Spin at level 1 also serves it's purpose of being a combo builder. After this, you max Full Swing, and move on to Cleaving Blow to boost your mobbing damage. Next, add one to Combo Judgment before starting with Combo Critical. Combo Critical will make you hold on to your combos longer, and Combo Judgment is your strongest Combo attack so far, even at level one, so it provides an amazing damage boost. Next, work up Combo Recharge, which will help this process even more, and then max out Combo Judgment, because, again, it's your best Combo Attack. Work up Rolling Spin next. It's an amazing skill now that's great for building up combos, as it attacks multiple monsters multiple times. Max Final Charge from second job after Rolling Spin, because to be honest, it's really the last good skill you can max at this point. Finish off with Final Toss, adding one point to Smart Knockback just to have it, and 1 point to Booster because it's a waste for anything else
Recommended Fourth Job Build
Lv120: +1 Overswing (1) +1 Sudden Strike (1) +1 High Mastery (1)
Lv121: +1 Final Blow (1) +2 Overswing (3)
Lv122-130: +3 Overswing (30) MAX
Lv131-140: +3 High Mastery (30) MAX
Lv141-150: +3 Freeze Standing (30) MAX
Lv150-200: If you REALLY need help past this point, you have some serious problems!
Results:
Overswing: MAX
Final Blow: MAX
High Mastery: MAX
Combo Barrier: MAX
Freeze Standing: MAX
High Defense: MAX
Sudden Strike: MAX
Hero's Will: MAX
Maple Warrior: 29
Combo Tempest: 19
Reason: Well, you start off with one in Overswing, because like Full Swing, it replaces triple swing with a whole new animation, and adds more damage. Then you add one to Sudden Strike, because it makes Final Charge and Final Toss spammable, which is amazingly helpful, finish off level 120 with 1 in high mastery, because it does a lot at level 1. Next, add one to Final Blow, because it's a very powerful finisher and looks wicked. Then you max out Overswing and High Mastery, to make you stable and do more damage, followed by Freeze Standing so you don't get KB'd every second.
After you get past a certain level, you're basically committed to a class, and you know what you like and don't like. At this point, I leave the skill building up to you, and leave you with these last few words. Have fun with it!
^Post Big Bang Skill Builds
Recommended First Job Build
Lv10: +1 Double Swing (1)
Lv11: +3 Double Swing (4)
Lv12: +2 Double Swing (6) +1 Combat Step (1)
Lv13: +3 Double Swing (9)
Lv14: +2 Double Swing (11) +1 Combo Ability (1) QUEST
Lv15: +3 Double Swing (14)
Lv.16: +2 Double Swing (16) +1 Combat Step (2)
Lv.17: +3 Combat Step (5)
Lv.18-21: Save Points(12)
Lv.22: +15 Booster (15) QUEST
Lv.23: +3 Double Swing (19)
Lv.24: +1 Double Swing (20) MAX +2 Combo Ability (3)
Lv.25: +3 Combo Ability (6)
Lv.26: +3 Combo Ability (9)
Lv.27: +1 Combo Ability (10) MAX +2 Combat Step (7)
Lv.28: +3 Combat Step (10)
Lv.29: +3 Combat Step (13)
Lv.30: +2 Combat Step (15) MAX +1 Pole-Arm Booster (16)
Reasoning: You max out Double Swing as soon as you can, accepting a few points in both Combo Ability and Combat Step for the sheer fun of it, put a few Combat Step in there because A. It's crazy fun, and B. it gives you a mobility boost, it's basically like the Dawn Warrior's Soul Rush, but you can't jump off the ground, and if you use it on a ledge, you'll go like CRAZY far. You save points for level 15 booster, because at level 15, it adds triple the speed it adds at level 1, unlike regular boosters, the amount you add to this one matters, so then you just add one point to it, because after the 15, it's useless and you have a spare point.
Recommended Second Job Build
Lv30: +1 Triple Swing (1)
Lv31: +2 Triple Swing (3) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (1) QUEST
Lv32-37: +3 Pole Arm Mastery (19) QUEST at lv37
Lv38: +2 Triple Swing (5) +1 Pole Arm Mastery (20) MAX
Lv39: +1 Triple Swing (6) Save Points (2)
Lv40-44: Save Points (17)
Lv45: +20 Combo Smash (20) MAX QUEST
Lv46-49: +3 Triple Swing (18)
Lv50: +1 Combo Drain (1) +2 Triple Swing (20) MAX
Lv51-53: +3 Combo Drain (10)
Lv54: +2 Combo Drain (12) +1 Final Charge (1) QUEST
Lv55-56: +3 Combo Drain (18)
Lv57: +1 Final Charge (2) +2 Combo Drain (20) MAX
Lv58-63: +3 Final Charge (20)
Lv64: +2 Body Pressure (2) +1 Final Charge (21)
Lv64-70: +3 Body Pressure (20) MAX
Results:
Combo Smash: 20/20 (MAX)
Triple Swing: 20/20 (MAX)
Combo Drain: 20/20 (MAX)
Body Pressure: 20/20 (MAX)
Pole Arm Mastery: 20/20 (MAX)
Final Charge: 21/30
Reason: Well, you need 3 Triple Swing for Mastery, and it adds a third attack to double swing, so it's good to have that, then get 19 mastery, and as you should know, it has only -1 accuracy from max mastery, so it's good enough. From here, save points for Combo Smash, it's GODLY, it's a ranged mob attack that does like 5k if you have like NO funding, it'll do around 10k at level 60 if you have nice equips! After that, max out Drain, if you max it, you'll use almost NO potions. I, for example, used only 10 Unagis an hour at FoG. Add one point into Final Charge right at 54, because it's rusher skill! After that, continue to max out Drain and start working on getting 21 Final Charge but do NOT max it. Body Pressure comes next, this is like a nerfed PG, but it also makes it so monsters can't do touch damage to you! After you max it,
Recommended Third Job Skill Build
Lv70: +1 Full Swing (1) QUEST
Lv71: +1 Full Swing (2) +1 Final Toss (1) +1 Combo Critical (1)
Lv72-77: +3 Full Swing (20) MAX
Lv78-83: +3 Snow Charge (18)
Lv84: +1 Combo Critical (2) +1 Snow Charge (20) MAX
Lv85-90: +3 Combo Critical (20) MAX
Lv91-93: +3 Final Charge (30) MAX
Lv94: +3 Combo Fenrir (3)
Lv95-103: +3 Combo Fenrir (30) MAX
Lv104-109: +3 Smart Knockback (18)
Lv110: +1 Final Toss (2) +2 Smart Knockback (20) MAX
Lv111-119: +3 Final Toss (29)
Lv120: +1 Rolling Spin (1) +1 Booster (17) +1 Final Toss (30) MAX
Results:
Full Swing: 20/20 (MAX)
Combo Critical: 20/20 (MAX)
Snow Charge: 20/20 (MAX)
Smart Knockback: 20/20 (MAX)
Final Toss: 30/30 (MAX)
Combo Fenrir: 30/30 (MAX)
Second Job Final Charge: 30/30 (MAX)
Rolling Spin: 1/20
First Job Polearm Booster: 17/20
Reason: Basically, Full Swing is a buff added to Triple Swing, it changes it around a little, making it stronger. So it qualifies as your main attack, so max it out fast. I added in those skills at level 71 because A. They own, they have high damage and are even useful at level 1, and B. They are loads of fun. (Final Toss flings KB'd monsters into the air! How cool is that?) Anyway, after that, max out Snow Charge, because it provides the same amount of damage as Combo Critical, but it's always constant, and doesn't rely on your combo count!. Then max out Combo Critical, Final Charge to hit more mobs and Fenrir for it's enormous damage. Follow up with Smart Knockback, it's not really that important now since you'll KB everything anyway, but you might as well get itˇjust in case. Next, max Toss, for just that extra damage when you need it, and put your last few points in Rolling Spin for the heck of it, or if you really don't want it, you could add the points to Polearm booster.
Recommended Fourth Job Build
Lv120: +1 Overswing (1) +1 Final Blow (1) +1 High Mastery (1)
Lv121-129: +3 Overswing (28)
Lv130: +1 High Mastery (2) +2 Overswing (30) MAX
Lv131-139: +3 High Mastery (29)
Lv140: + 2 Freeze Standing (2) +1 High Mastery (30) MAX
Lv141-149: +3 Freeze Standing (29)
Lv150: +1 Freeze Standing (30) MAX +2 in whatever
Results:
Overswing: MAX
Final Blow: MAX
High Mastery: MAX
Combo Tempest: MAX
Combo Barrier: MAX
Freeze Standing: MAX
Maple Warrior: MAX
High Defence: MAX
Hero's Will: 4/5
Reason: Well, you start off with one in Overswing, because like Full Swing, it replaces triple swing with a whole new animation, and adds more damage. Then you add one to Final Blow, because it's a very powerful finisher, and 1 in high mastery, because it does a lot at level 1. Then you max out Overswing and High Mastery, to make you stable and do more damage, followed by Freeze Standing so you don't get KB'd every second.
After you get past a certain level, you're basically committed to a class, and you know what you like and don't like. At this point, I leave the skill building up to you, and leave you with these last few words. Have fun with it!
^Pre Big Bang Skill Builds
Recommended Third Job Skill Build
Lv70: +1 Full Swing (1) QUEST
Lv71: +1 Full Swing (2) +1 Final Toss (1) +1 Combo Critical (1)
Lv72-77: +3 Full Swing (20) MAX
Lv78-83: +3 Combo Critical (19)
Lv84: +1 Combo Critical (20) MAX +2 Snow Charge (2)
Lv85-90: +3 Snow Charge (20) MAX
Lv91-96: +3 Smart Knockback (18)
Lv97: +1 Final Charge (22) +2 Smart Knockback (20) MAX
Lv98-99: +3 Final Charge (28)
Lv100: +1 Combo Fenrir (1) +2 Final Charge (30) MAX
Lv101-109: +3 Combo Fenrir (28)
Lv110: +1 Final Toss (2) +2 Combo Fenrir (20) MAX
Lv111-119: +3 Final Toss (29)
Lv120: +1 Rolling Spin (1) +1 Booster (17) +1 Final Toss (30) MAX
Results:
Full Swing: 20/20 (MAX)
Combo Critical: 20/20 (MAX)
Snow Charge: 20/20 (MAX)
Smart Knockback: 20/20 (MAX)
Final Toss: 30/30 (MAX)
Combo Fenrir: 30/30 (MAX)
Second Job Final Charge: 30/30 (MAX)
Rolling Spin: 1/20
First Job Polearm Booster: 17/20
Reason: Basically, Full Swing is a buff added to Triple Swing, it changes it around a little, making it stronger. So it qualifies as your main attack, so max it out fast. I added in those skills at level 71 because A. They own, they have high damage and are even useful at level 1, and B. They are loads of fun. (Final Toss flings KB'd monsters into the air! How cool is that?) Anyway, after that, max out Combo Critical, because it gives you a substantial amount of damage, and then Snow Charge for that added boost. Start Smart Knockback next so you can 100% KB your mobs for faster EXP. max Final Charge here, so you can rush more mobs. Next max out Fenrir for it's enormous damage, followed by Toss, for just that extra damage when you need it, and put your last few points in Rolling Spin for the heck of it, or if you really don't want it, you could add the points to Polearm booster.
Note: For all other skill builds, just look at the Post Big Bang section, everything there works the same for any version without Big Bang
Skill Quests IMPORTANT NOTE: All quests with a Required symbol must be completed.
^Tutorial(1-10)
Quests: 1 You'll find yourself inside a tent, go through the lolobstacle course and leave the tent, then head to the right, talk to Helena(Athena Pierce) Inside the Ship, she'll tell you one boy is missing, and you have to go and find him. Head to the left(following the arrows) and pass through the maps with seriously beefed up versions of Leafre monsters. In each of the three rooms, you'll gain a new skill. In the first room, you just get a regular swing, in the second, you get Overswing, and in the last room, you get Final Blow. The boy is in the last room. Pick him up and go back to the Ship
2 When you wake up inside the cave, talk to Lilin, and she'll tour you around Rien. Basically this is the average tutorial, with potion using, chair using, monster killing and etc.
3 From here, head to the right and you'll be in Rien. Talk to Lilin, who's in the middle of the town, and she'll tell you to kill a bunch of monsters, kill each set, then return to kill more. And now you're level 10!
^First Job Quests
*Skill* Combo Ability
Quests: After this, head to the left side of town, and go to the shrine with a Penguin holding a pole-arm in front of it, talk to him, go inside the shrine and kill the monsters, after you finish all of his quests, he'll give you a new skill, Combo Ability!
Prerequisite Quests to Pole-Arm Booster
Quests: 1 Head to the Penguin Port, and go to Lith Harbor, now head to the house with a book on it's roof, go inside and talk to the NPC, requiring you to talk to another NPC in lith harbor, do what both of these NPC's want to finish.
2 Now you'll get a new quest that involves you to deliver a letter to Bruce in Henesys(the doctor guy) He'll tell you to kill some monsters. Go to the map they're located in and beat them to death with your PA.
3 Now he'll tell you to kill some more monsters. Rinse, repeat.
4. Must be level 18 to continue Go find Tru, who'll tell you to go to ellinia and talk to Rowen the Fairy. You'll have to kill some monsters.
5 From here, go find a freaky Leaf-like NPC around the maps of ellinia, talk to it then go back to Tru.
6 Now you must be level 19 Go back to Rowen and kill the monsters she wants.
*Skill* Pole-Arm Booster*
Quests: Now you must be level 22 Click the lightbulb on your head, and you'll warp to a special map. Talk to the Puppeteer and then you're done with the quest. Now go talk to Tru, who will tell you to go to Rien and talk to Lilin, after you do so, you'll be awarded with Polearm Booster!
Prerequisite to Job Advance Quests
Quests: 1 Must be level 23 to continue Talk to Tru and go to Perion, Talk to the Cygnus NPC there and kill the monsters she wants.
2 Must be level 24 to continue Now get another quest that requires you to break pots in the Excavation Site and get 5 items. Return when you do so.
3 Must be level 28 to continue Go to Tru who will tell you to talk to a new NPC to the far right of Sleepywood. Kill monsters for this NPC
4 Now talk to the dude and go to the Puppeteer's lair. When you get the message from the door, you're done, now go back to town.
5 Talk to the Mysterious Statue and do what he wants, and then head to Tru.
6 must be level 29 to continue Talk to Tru and he'll give you an untradable version of the level 30 Pole Arm and it's level 29 for whatever reason. Anyway, go back to the Puppeteer's lair, type in the code that you got(should be Francis is a genius Puppeteer! ) and you'll be inside! Now beat him and talk to Tru to finish.^Second Job Quests
Second Job Skill Quests
Level 31 Polearm Mastery:
Quests: Talk to Lilin, ho will tell you to go meet Tru in Lith, when you get there, he's tied up, talk to him and then the Puppeteer. Now you'll have to defeat him, After you beat him, talk to Tru and he'll give you polearm mastery!
Level 37 Combo Drain:
Quests: Go find Tru in Lith and head to the map he mentions. Complete the maze type area. Head down, and right before you reach the last set of ropes, go to the far right wall and go through it, if you go to the bottom, the arrows will tell you to go back. Just go through the wall directly above the dead end at the bottom. Now in the new room, you'll see a freaky messed up version of the Mysterious Statue in Sleepywood, talk to it and type in "Francis is a genius Puppeteer!" to be warped into a room to kill the Puppeteer....again After beating him, go talk to Tru and then to Lilin to get Combo Drain!
Level 45 Combo Smash:
Quests: Talk to Tru in Lith Harbor and he'll tell you to talk to Lisa, the fairy in Orbis beside the Entrance to the potion shop. After talking to her, go to the map that's mentioned. Go inside the portal at the top of this map. In this new room, Kill the Giant Nependeaths until you get the correct amount of drops from them (not the huge seeds, another drop) Return to Lisa, who'll tell you to talk to Spiruna in Cloud Park. (The cranky old woman inside the house about halfway through the series of maps) Go back to the Giant Nependeath map after talking to her, and climb the beanstalk to reach the top portal. Go through it and talk to the golem guy, and defeat him. Afterwards, head to Spiruna, and then Tru, and then Lilin to get Combo Smash!
Level 54 Final Charge:
Quests: You'll get a lightbulb over your head once you level up, it'll tell you to go to Mu Lung and talk to Mr. Do. He'll ask you to go talk to the panda in the blue robe that's writing on a big scroll around the top left of the map. He'll give you a scroll, and tell you that to create the special ink, and you'll have to get the supplies. After doing so, he'll give you eight bottles of ink. Double Click the scroll to make it appear on your screen, and drag the ink bottles to it one by one. After it's complete, go back to Mr. Do who'll tell you to go to the Mu Lung Dojo and talk to the Panda NPC inside it. He'll require some items from you. After doing so, go talk to him, and then go to the entrance to the Mu Lung Dojo, and head to the Far Right set of flags, press up on the Middle (green) one to be warped high to up the Dojo. Continue pressing up until you reach Mu Gong, the old Panda at the top. He'll warp you inside the Dojo and you'll have to beat him. After doing so, go back to him and he'll give you a new quest. Head to the final Training map(straw/wooden target dummies map) And find a pole with the word "Entrance" Etched into it with gold lettering. Double Click this pole, and type in "Actions speak louder than words" to be warped into a room with a Samurai NPC. Talk to him and fight him, after you win, head back to Mu Gong, once you're done talking to him,head back to Tru, and then Lilin to get Final Charge!
Prerequisite to level 70 Skill Quests (Level 63 and 68)
Quests: Must be level Level 63You'll get a Lightbulb from Tru, it'll tell you to go to Ellin Forest, at the top of Helios Tower (way up and through that time machine thingy). Do so, and then the second you enter, you'll get a popup from an NPC, telling you to go talk to Helena...or Athena Pierce, or whatever the hell they're going to change her name to next...maybe Steve. Anyway, talk to her, and she'll spazz out and tell you to go to the map with the Wild Boars on steroids and talk to the wannabe warrior there. He'll tell you he needs drops from monsters. Once you get them, talk to the warrior dude again to get one Key, go back to Athena Pierce and go inside the portal at the top of her room. Move your mouse around the bookshelf until you find an area you can click. Do so and that freaky dude that seems to get to EVERYWHERE before you do will say something cheesy as always and vanish. Head back to Athena Pierce, then go find Tru, then to the Bowman Instructor's House, talk to the evil dude there, kick his ass, talk to Athena Pierce who'll spazz again, then go to Tru, and then Lilin, and you're done.
Must be Level 68 You'll get a lightbulb from Tru, he'll tell you to go to Rien and talk to Lilin, do so, and you'll get a note, take it to Neinheart in Ereve who will totally ignore you and kick you out, and you're done!^Third Job Quest
Full Swing (The only one...)
Quests: Yeah, go to Ereve, talk to Neinheart, and he'll give you Full Swing! K you're done.^Mount Quests
Quests:
Level 50 Mount
Alright, you'll get a bubble from a penguin in Rien, so go find him. (He should be in a portal outside of town on the LEFT side) Anyway, he'll tell you he found a wolf cub, and needs for you to go make him special Wolf Cub Food from Nanuke in Aqua Road. Go find him (He'll be a whale on one of the maps outside the town of Aqua Road, press up on the ladder thingy near the whale to climb up on it) Well, Nanuke will tell you to go talk to Kenta and get her special vitamins for 10 Million Mesos, and also some drops. Do so and he'll give you the wolf cub formula. Now head back to Rien and get your wolf cub! Now you'll get another bubble over your head from Scadur the Hunter in El Nath. Go to him, and he'll tell you he'll teach you to ride your wolf for some drops. Get those, and he'll give you a saddle and the monster rider skill! Gratz on your first mount!
Level 100 Mount Get some drops and mesos
Level 150 Mount Get some drops, no mesos required!
Level 200 Mount You're level 200, YOU figure it out >:O
Recommended Training Areas
As an Aran, you're quite flexible in where and how you'd like to train. I'm going to post down a couple training areas that I know/have been told to be good. Now that the Big Bang is here, almost all areas give relatively the same EXP, and it's merely a matter of preference as to where you would like to train, I'd like to redirect all people to the BasilMarket Monsters section (top of every page) to see where they would like to train.
Here are a few notable training areas:
Note: Party Quests will have *PQ* at the beginning.
Level 10-20
-*PQ*Henesys PQ
Level 20-30
-*PQ*Kerning Party Quest
-*PQ*Kerning Subway Monster Survival
-Rotting Zombie
Level 30-40
-*PQ*Monster Carnival PQ
-*PQ*Ludibrium PQ
-Mushroom Castle
Level 40-50
-*PQ*Monster Carnival PQ
-*PQ*Ludibrium PQ
-Kerning Square
Level 50-60
-*PQ*Monster Carnival PQ 2
-Truckers
-Dead Scarecrow
-Robo
Level 60-80
-*PQ*Orbis PQ
-*PQ*Magatia PQ
-*PQ*Ghost Ship PQ
-*PQ*Pirate PQ
-Twister Jester
-Hoodoos and Voodoos
-Rowdy Puppet
-Master Robo
Level 80-120
-Twisted Jester
-Roids and Neo Huroids
-Vikerola
-Dreamy Ghost
-Gallopera
-Slimy and Selkie Jr at Mysterious Path 3
-115+ Lionheart Castle
Level 120+
-Dreamy Ghost
-Spirit Viking
-Lycanthrope
-Lionheart Castle
Ultimate Dual Blade Guide/Build [Updated
What's a Dual Blade?
DBs are just like every other Thief as their main stat is LUK.
And like almost every other class their upgrades follow the same pattern.
Dagger/katara> Atk Glove > Dex Equips
Your Dagger/Katara and Atk glove is your main source of W.Atk.
After that is dex equips. When it comes down to dex equips you should get the highest amount for the cheapest amount.
Helms are the cheapest source of dex in the game.
You can get Zhelms or Scar helms for 70~90 mil mesos which is +15 Dex. In terms of highest amount for cheapest price nothing beats a Zhelm or a Scar helm
Capes and earrings come in as a close second and are tied. Getting a PAC with 2~3 atk and scrolled with dex is a perfect item for low-dex DB's.
As for earrings there are multiple choices, Blue Rex Earrings come with 3 luk and 3 dex clean and also give +10% HP they're an excellent earring choice and you can typically find Earring Tablet scrolls quite easily to scroll it with.
Tops/Bottoms are very pricy but they do come in 3rd place. Getting a top scrolled with luk and bottoms scrolled with dex is your best choice.
Pendants come in 4th place. You can get a clean dep star for 50 mil mesos. That's 10 mil per dex, these can also be scrolled so if you have the funds you can get a pretty good one.
Shoes come in next as there are many common shoes that you can find scrolled for dex.
Belts are extremely pricy, a good idea is to hold out and just Mu Lung Dojo for a red/black belt.
Lastly are your ect items.. Glasses, face, rings all of the rest are over priced and not worth the effort sometimes.
Prices will vary on worlds as less populated worlds will cost more while heavily populated worlds will cost less.
Chaos SP Reset users
If you use an SP reset, or auto-make a lv 50 DB from the event you can choose to not add any points into Double Stab. So just keep Double Stab at 0 and you'll place those extra 5 points in either Fatal Blow or Disorder it doesn't matter both skills are useless anyway.
1st job: Rogue
At the start screen click "Create a class".
Dual Blade will have their very own panel for you to select and you will start on Maple Island like any normal Adventurer.
The difference is at lv 2 and at lv 9 you will receive a special Job quest.
At lv 10 go to Kerning City and talk to the Dark Lord and advance as a Rogue.
Dual Blade Rogue Skills
Nimble Body: Permanently increases Accuracy and Avoid ability.
Max Level: 20 Accuracy: +160, Avoid ability: +160.
Disorder: Temporarily decreases an enemy抯 Weapon Attack and Defense, eventually neutralizing the monster抯 attack. Cannot be used on the same monster repeatedly.
Max Level: 10 MP Cost: 10, Duration: 60 sec, Enemy ATT: 20, Enemy DEF: 10%
Dark Sight: Hides in the shadows for a certain period of time. With Dark Sight activated, you can neither attack nor be attacked. Required skill: lv 3 Disorder
Max Level: 10 MP Cost: 5, Duration: 200 sec, Movement Speed: -0
Double Stab: Quickly stabs an enemy twice.
Max Level: 20 MP Cost: 14, Damage: 130%
Rogue Skill Build
10: +1 Double Stab (1)
11: +3 Double Stab (4)
12: +1 Double Stab (5)
Save rest (26)
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 0
Disorder: 0
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 0
Explanation: 5 Double Stab is gained for a decent amount of damage out-put and to allow you to train at a decent speed, save the rest of your SP.
2nd job: Semi-Dualer
At lv 20 head to the new map in Kerning City (located in the hole in the bar where Dark Lord is).
You will find your new job instructor, Sulhee. She will give you a quest to find a drop from oil lamps (I think, something like that.). To break them use the normal attack key. After you have obtained it return to Sulhee and she will advance you to Semi-Dualer.
Semi-Dualer Skills
Katara Mastery: Increases the weapon mastery and accuracy of daggers and kataras.
Max Level: 20 Dagger and Katara Mastery: +50%, Accuracy: +160
Triple Stab: Quickly deals 3 attacks to a maximum of 2 enemies. Required skill: Double Stab lv 10.
Max Level: 10 MP Cost: 20, Damage: 110% x3 on up to two enemies
Katara Booster: Doubles the attack speed of your weapon. Must have a Katara equipped.
Max Level: MP Cost: 11, Duration: 200 sec
Semi-Dualer Skill build
20: +20 Mastery (20), +6 Booster (6)
21: +3 Booster (9)
22: +3 Booster (12)
23: +3 Booster (15)
24: +3 Booster (18)
25: +2 Booster (20), +1 Disorder (1)
26: +2 Disorder (3), +1 Dark Sight (1)
27: +3 Dark Sight (4)
28: +3 Dark Sight (7)
29: +3 Dark Sight (10)
30: +3 Nimble Body (3)
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 3
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Explanation: Right at lv 20 place all of your SP into Mastery to fully stabalize your damage, and place the rest into booster. 3 Disorder is gained to unlock Dark Sight which is then maxed, the remaining points are placed into Nimble Body.
2nd+ job: Dualer
At lv 29 you will receive a quest to kill Dark Lord resembling clones and receive a book after defeating them. They are rather easy to beat and have very little HP and deal very low damage.
Return the scroll to Sulhee then at lv 30 go to Sulhee again and you will advance as a Dualer.
Dualer Skills
Shadow Resistance: With the help of the Darkness, Max HP, Abnormal Status Resistance, and Elemental Resistance are permanently increased.
Max Level: Max HP: +10%, Abnormal Status Resistance: +20%, Elemental Resistance: +20%
Self Haste: Temporarily increases Movement Speed and Jump.
Max Level: 20 MP Cost: 30, Movement Speed: +40, Jump: +23, Duration: 200 sec
Fatal Blow: Deals very quick consecutive attacks to a monster.
Max Level: 30 MP Cost: 30, Number of Attacks: 8, Damage: 85%
Slash Storm: Moves you forward while attacking multiple enemies. Level 6+ mastery book required. Level 20 effect: Can learn Bloody Storm
Max Level: 20 MP Cost: 24, Damage: 190% x2 on up to 6 enemies
Dualer Skill build
30: +1 Slash Storm (1)
31: +3 Self-Haste (3)
32: +2 Self-Haste (5), +1 Slash Storm (2)
33: +3 Slash Storm (5)
34: +4 Slash Storm (9 - 1 SP from SS mastery book)
35: +3 Slash Storm (12)
36: +3 Slash Storm (15)
37: +3 Slash Storm (18)
38: +3 Self-Haste (8)
39: +2 Self-Haste (10), +1 Fatal Blow (1)
40: +3 Fatal Blow (4)
41: +3 Fatal Blow (7)
42: +3 Fatal Blow (10)
43: +3 Fatal Blow (13)
44: +2 Fatal Blow (15), +1 Self-Haste (11)
45: +3 Self-Haste (14)
46: +3 Self-Haste (17)
47: +3 Self-Haste (20)
48: +2 Slash Storm (20), +1 Shadow Resistance (1)
49: +3 Shadow Resistance (4)
50: +3 Shadow Resistance (7)
51: +3 Shadow Resistance (10)
52: +3 Shadow Resistance (13)
53: +3 Shadow Resistance (16)
54: +3 Shadow Resistance (19)
55: +1 Shadow Resistance (20), +2 Nimble Body (5)
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 5
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Shadow Resistance: 20 (max)
Self-Haste: 20 (max)
Fatal Blow: 15
Slash Storm: 20 (max)
Explanation: 1 Slash Storm first for a bit of mobility then gain 5 Self-Haste right away, this will give you +8% speed and +7% jump. It's not much but for now it'll speed your training up enough and assuming you'll be training at Mushking at this time Slash Storm has a bit higher of a priority in the fields. So with that said, Slash Storm is raised to 18, at 18 Slash Storm hits 6 enemies the damage isn't much higher so no need to put the last 2 points in since you'll mostly be Slash-Stabbing. Self-Haste is raised to 10 for 20% speed boost, this should be enough for now for training at Kerning Square and up to Emo Slimes in a few levels. Fatal Blow is now raised to 22 followed by maxing Self-Haste. The reason why Self-Haste isn't just maxed before Fatal Blow is due to training locations, around 4x you'll be in fields with more spread out mobs, in terms of usefulness a strong 1v1 skill is going to be better then faster speed in a medium sized map, having 120% speed should be enough to handle training at CD's and Emo Slimes as those are the 2 best locations, it's maxed before 50 since after that you're typically in large maps where 140% speed will benefit more. Remaining points are placed in Shadow Resistance to raise your HP a bit.
3rd job: Blade Specialist
When you reach lv 54 you will receive a quest from Sulhee, go to Arec (Thief 3rd job instructor in El Nath) and speak to him. Arec will bring up how you oppose the Dark Lord and you have to prove to him that DB are no longer trying to kill the Dark Lord, you'll have to kill White Fangs and collect their tails after you complete this he will give you a scroll as his recognition of the Dual Blade job. Once you hit level 55 return the scroll to Sulhee and you will advance as a Blade Specialist.
Blade Specialist Skills
Tornado Spin: A quick dash forward to attack multiple enemies with a powerful spin attack.
Max Level 20: -40 MP, 155% speed dash, hit up to 6 monsters with 300% damage.
Flash Bang: Toss a flash bang on the ground to decrease an enemy's accuracy.
Max level 5: -90 MP, 160% damage, 80% chance to reduce the enemy's accuracy with 85% for 20 seconds, 55 seconds cool down.
Flash Jump: Performs a second jump in the air. The higher the skill level, the further you'll jump.
Max level 15: -12 MP, jump a certain distance.
Upper Stab: Pop your enemies into the air. While they are in the air, they will receive more damage.
Max level 20: -40 MP, attack up to 6 enemies 1 time with 240% damage, 70% more damage if you attack them while they're in the air.
Blade Specialist Skill build
55: (None gained on job advance)
56: +1 Flash Jump (1), +2 Upper Stab (2)
57: +3 Upper Stab (5)
58: +3 Upper Stab (8)
59: +3 Upper Stab (11)
60: +3 Upper Stab (14)
61: +3 Upper Stab (17)
62: +3 Upper Stab (20)
Save SP (24)
Skills so far:
Build 1:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 5
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Shadow Resistance: 20 (max)
Self-Haste: 20 (max)
Fatal Blow: 15
Slash Storm: 20 (max)
Tornado Spin: 0
Flash Bang:
Flash Jump: 1
Upper Stab: 20 (max)
Explanation: 1 Flash Jump for a slight mobility boost followed by maxing Upper Stab as it will be your main killing move till lv 120, save the rest of the SP for 3rd+ job.
3rd+ job: Blade Lord
Dual Blade's 3rd+ advancement is the same as all other adventurer's 3rd job advancement. Go to El Nath and talk to your 3rd job instructor, return to Vic and talk to Dark Lord. Fight Dark Lord clone. Return to El Nath, do your job question quiz, and advance. You're now a Blade Lord.
Blade Lord Skills
Advanced Dark Sight: Attack while in dark sight. There's a chance you will still be in dark sight after the attack. Requires level 20 Dark Sight.
Max level 20: 49% chance to remain in dark sight. 50% chance to increase dmg of attacking skill from Dark Sight.
Bloody Storm: Advanced version of Slash Storm. Requires level 20 Slash Storm.
Max level 10: -44 MP, 225% damage each attack, attacks up to 8 enemies two times.
Mirror Image: For a period of time, your alter ego is summoned.
Max level 30: -68 MP, alter ego does 70% damage for 180 seconds.
Owl Dead: Attacks one enemy. If your owl kills the enemy, your next few attacks will be increased.
Max level 20: -37 MP, 49% chance of instant death, instant death gives 130% bonus damage for the next 15 attacks, 60 seconds cool down.
Flying Assaulter: Attack in a downward, diagonal spiral to attack your enemies from above. Requires level 20 Self Haste.
Max level 20: -44 MP, up to 8 enemies will be attacked twice with 280% damage, they have a 7% chance to get a 6 second stun.
Chains of Hell: Pull an enemy near you and attack it with a chain. A critical chance is added. Has to be used when you're in Dark Sight.
Max level 30: -75 MP, 80% damage, attacks 10 times, adds 100% critical chance.
Life Drain: Attack for a chance to recover a set amount of HP.
[b]Max level 20: 5% chance to absorb 10% of damage dealt to replenish HP.
Blade Lord Skill build
70: +10 Bloody Storm (10), +11 Flying Assaulter (11 - 1 SP from FA mastery book), +5 Mirror Image
71: +3 Mirror Image (8)
72: +4 Mirror Image (12 - 1 SP from MI mastery book)
73: +3 Tornado Spin (3)
74: +4 Tornado Spin (7 - 1 SP from TS mastery book)
75: +3 Tornado Spin (10)
76: +3 Tornado Spin (13)
77: +3 Tornado Spin (16)
78: +3 Tornado Spin (19)
79: +1 Tornado Spin (20), +2 Flying Assaulter (13)
80: +3 Flying Assaulter (16)
81: +3 Flying Assaulter (19)
82: +1 Flying Assaulter (20), +2 Mirror Image (14)
83: +3 Mirror Image (17)
84: +3 Mirror Image (20)
85: +3 Mirror Image (23)
86: +3 Mirror Image (26)
87: +3 Mirror Image (29)
88: +1 Mirror Image (30), +2 Flash Jump (3)
89: +3 Flash Jump (6)
90: +3 Flash Jump (9)
91: +3 Flash Jump (12)
92: +3 Flash Jump (15)
93: +3 Life Drain (3)
94: +3 Life Drain (6)
95: +3 Life Drain (9)
96: +1 Life Drain (10), +2 Fatal Blow (17)
97: +2 Fatal Blow (19), +1 Advanced Dark Sight (1)
98: +3 Chains of Hell (3)
99: +3 Chains of Hell (6)
100: +3 Chains of Hell (9)
101: +3 Chains of Hell (13 - 1 SP from CoH mastery book)
102: +4 Chains of Hell (16)
103: +3 Chains of Hell (19)
104: +1 Chains of Hell (20), +2 Advanced Dark Sight (3)
105: +3 Advanced Dark Sight (6)
106: +3 Advanced Dark Sight (9)
107: +1 Advanced Dark Sight (10), +2 Flash Bang (2)
108: +3 Flash Bang (5)
109: +3 Nimble Body (8)
110: +3 Nimble Body (11)
111: +3 Nimble Body (14)
112: +3 Nimble Body (17)
113: +3 Nimble Body (20)
114: +3 Owl Spirit (3)
115: +3 Owl Spirit (6)
116: +3 Owl Spirit (9)
117: +3 Owl Spirit (12)
118: +3 Owl Spirit (15)
119: +3 Owl Spirit (18)
120: +2 Owl Spirit (20), 1 Spare
Explanation: Right at lv 70 max out Bloody Storm and get 11 Flying Assaulter, this will allow you to us FABSUS this build is for utilizing both that and the FATSUS combo however FABSUS is alot faster to get. Mirror Image is raised to 11 for the 2 minute timer and partially because Mirror Image is simply amazing after Chaos with the extra 12th SP from it's Mastery Book. Tornado Spin is maxed after so that you may use the FATSUS combo and have full range of training available to you. Flying Assaulter and Mirror Image follow to max out your damage out-put, followed by Flash Jump for full mobility. Vital Steal which is one of DB's newest skills gives you a 10% chance to absorb HP when you deal damage, it's great for saving potions. The rest is pretty much a free for all it wouldn't really matter what you get after this but the rest is just a suggestion.
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 20 (max)
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Shadow Resistance: 20 (max)
Self-Haste: 20 (max)
Fatal Blow: 19
Slash Storm: 20 (max)
Tornado Spin: 20 (max)
Flash Bang: 5 (max)
Flash Jump: 15 (max)
Upper Stab: 20 (max)
Bloody Storm: 10 (max)
Advanced Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Life Drain: 10 (max)
Mirror Image: 30 (max)
Owl Spirit: 20 (max)
Chains of Hell: 20 (max)
Flying Assaulter: 20 (Max)
4th job: Dual Blade
Dual Blade's 4th job advancement is exactly the same as a normal adventurer, you should already know how to advance by this point.
Dual Blade Skills
Phantom Blow: Create a fatal attack to a monster up to 6 times very quickly.
Max level 30: - 30 MP, attacks 6 times with 105% damage ignoring 20% of the monsters' defense
Venom: Permanently puts potion to the dagger. Poison can only bring down an enemy's HP to 1, not kill them.
Max level 30: 40% chance of poison, 140% damage per second for eight seconds.
Maple Warrior: Increase stats by a certain percentage for everyone in the party.
Max level 30: -70 MP, increase all the stats with 15% for everyone in the party for 900 seconds.
Sharpness: Increases the success rate of critical attack damage and minimum critical damage.
Max level 10: 25% chance of critical attacks, critical minimum damage increased by 20%
Final Cut: Spend a large amount of your HP to attack multiple enemies with a very strong attack. After the attack, you will get a damage boost, which has a cool down. Also permanently increases the damage of Fatal Blow, Slash Storm, Tornado Spin, Bloody Storm, Upper Cut and Flying Assaulter.
Max level 30: - 400 MP, consumes 20% HP, Attacks up to 8 monsters with 2000% Damage. 15% chance of instant death, an increase of 140% damage for 40 seconds, cool down 90 seconds.
Monster Bomb: Throw a sticky bomb which attaches to one of your enemies. After a while, it explodes, causing that enemy and all enemies around it to take damage. Explodes after 3 seconds.
Max level 30: -40 MP, 1650% damage caused by the explosion, 4 seconds cool down.
Blade Fury: Attacking in a rotation with your two weapons hitting a mob of monsters.
Max level 30: - 65 MP, attack up to 6 monsters 3 times for 165% damage
Stack Effect: Permanently increases the chance of the defense and evasion. Also sacrifice mirror image to create a alter ego as a puppet.
Max level 30: - 135, 90 seconds of summoning a dummy with 12000 HP
Passive Effects: 25% chance to dodge an attack and a increase of 60% physical defense and magic defense
Thorns: Gives you a increase of attack and a stance like effect. Not a party skill and requires mastery book to boost level 10 to level 30.
Max level 30: - 90 MP, 210 seconds of +30 attack and 90% chance to not be knocked back.
Hero抯 Will: Shrug off abnormal conditions.
Max level 5: -30 MP, 360 seconds cool down.
Dual Blade Skill build:
Please use this for your 4th job builds as there is no better choice.
Pots to use
pots vary on your HP/MP however basic order of pots would be...
HP: 300 ~ 1400 (Use White Potions: heals 300 HP)
MP: 300 ~ 1400 (Use Mana Elixirs: heals 300 MP)
HP: 1500 ~ 4000 (Use Barbarian Elixirs: Bought from NLC: Heals 1500 HP)
MP: 1500 ~ 99999 (Use Sorcerers Elixirs: Bought from NLC: heals Heals 1500 MP - with what little MP you use you never need to change mp pots)
HP: 4000 ~ 6000 (Use Satay's: Bought from Malaysia: Heal 2600 HP)
HP: 6000 ~ 99999 (Use honisters: Bought from NLC: Heal 60% HP)
Training locations:
Level 10-15
Blue Ribbon Pigs
Horny Mushrooms
Level 15-30
Rotting Skeleton
Croco, Muddy Swamp Monster
Level 20-30
Zombie Lupin
Level 30-35
Mushroom Kingdom Quest / Mobs
Level 35-45
Latest Hits Compilation, Greatest Oldies
Emo Slime, Chlorotrap
Cellion, Grupin, Lioner
Lunar Pixie
45-55
Dead Scarecrow
Drake, Red Drake
Trucker
50-60
Dark Fission, Oly Oly
Dead Scarecrow
Lucida
Toy Trojan
55-65
Dark Fission, Oly Oly
Dead Scarecrow
Robo
60-70
Twisted Jesters
Mateon, Plateon
Zeta Gray
60-75
Twisted Jesters
Platoon Chronos
Big Spider
70-80
Twisted Jesters
Sand Rat
Scorpion
Guard Robot L
Yabber-Doo, Booper Scarlion
75-85
Twisted Jesters
Sand Dwarf
Wolf Spider
Mithril Mutae
80-90
Twisted Jesters
Sand Dwarf
Iron Mutae
Grizzly
Roid
Security System, Enhanced Security System
85-95
Slimy, Selkie Jr
Roid, Neo Huroid
Security System, Enhanced Security System
Gallopera
90-100
Homunscullo, Homunculus
Af Android, Broken Df Android
Slimy, Selkie Jr
Gallopera
Roid, Neo Huroid
95-110
Ore Muncher
Kru, Captain
Beetle
Slimy, Selkie Jr
Gallopera
Roid, Neo Huroid
105-120
Dual Ghost Pirate
Afterlord
Ghost Pirate
Master Death Teddy
Kru, Captain
Slimy, Selkie Jr
110-120
Crocky The Gatekeeper
110-130
Maverick Type S, Maverick Type D
Blue Kent, Red Kent, Black Kent
Blue Dragon Turtle
Papulatus
Black Crow
Kacchuu Musha
Pianus
Zakum arms
117-160
Bearwolf
122-160
Castle Golem
Maverick Type S, Maverick Type D
Blue Kent, Red Kent, Black Kent
Bain
Red Dragon Turtle
Green Cornian
Dark Cornian
Blue Wyvern, Red Wyvern, Dark Wyvern
Werewolf
Female Boss
Papulatus
Black Crow
Kacchuu Musha
Pianus
Zakum
160-200
Cygnus Knights/Future Henesy's (Door to the Future - Chaos update)
Skelegon, Skelosaurus
Chief Oblivion Guard
Body Guard A, Body Guard B
Female Boss
Papulatus
Black Crow
Kacchuu Musha
Pianus
Zakum
Done!
DBs are just like every other Thief as their main stat is LUK.
And like almost every other class their upgrades follow the same pattern.
Dagger/katara> Atk Glove > Dex Equips
Your Dagger/Katara and Atk glove is your main source of W.Atk.
After that is dex equips. When it comes down to dex equips you should get the highest amount for the cheapest amount.
Helms are the cheapest source of dex in the game.
You can get Zhelms or Scar helms for 70~90 mil mesos which is +15 Dex. In terms of highest amount for cheapest price nothing beats a Zhelm or a Scar helm
Capes and earrings come in as a close second and are tied. Getting a PAC with 2~3 atk and scrolled with dex is a perfect item for low-dex DB's.
As for earrings there are multiple choices, Blue Rex Earrings come with 3 luk and 3 dex clean and also give +10% HP they're an excellent earring choice and you can typically find Earring Tablet scrolls quite easily to scroll it with.
Tops/Bottoms are very pricy but they do come in 3rd place. Getting a top scrolled with luk and bottoms scrolled with dex is your best choice.
Pendants come in 4th place. You can get a clean dep star for 50 mil mesos. That's 10 mil per dex, these can also be scrolled so if you have the funds you can get a pretty good one.
Shoes come in next as there are many common shoes that you can find scrolled for dex.
Belts are extremely pricy, a good idea is to hold out and just Mu Lung Dojo for a red/black belt.
Lastly are your ect items.. Glasses, face, rings all of the rest are over priced and not worth the effort sometimes.
Prices will vary on worlds as less populated worlds will cost more while heavily populated worlds will cost less.
Chaos SP Reset users
If you use an SP reset, or auto-make a lv 50 DB from the event you can choose to not add any points into Double Stab. So just keep Double Stab at 0 and you'll place those extra 5 points in either Fatal Blow or Disorder it doesn't matter both skills are useless anyway.
1st job: Rogue
At the start screen click "Create a class".
Dual Blade will have their very own panel for you to select and you will start on Maple Island like any normal Adventurer.
The difference is at lv 2 and at lv 9 you will receive a special Job quest.
At lv 10 go to Kerning City and talk to the Dark Lord and advance as a Rogue.
Dual Blade Rogue Skills
Nimble Body: Permanently increases Accuracy and Avoid ability.
Max Level: 20 Accuracy: +160, Avoid ability: +160.
Disorder: Temporarily decreases an enemy抯 Weapon Attack and Defense, eventually neutralizing the monster抯 attack. Cannot be used on the same monster repeatedly.
Max Level: 10 MP Cost: 10, Duration: 60 sec, Enemy ATT: 20, Enemy DEF: 10%
Dark Sight: Hides in the shadows for a certain period of time. With Dark Sight activated, you can neither attack nor be attacked. Required skill: lv 3 Disorder
Max Level: 10 MP Cost: 5, Duration: 200 sec, Movement Speed: -0
Double Stab: Quickly stabs an enemy twice.
Max Level: 20 MP Cost: 14, Damage: 130%
Rogue Skill Build
10: +1 Double Stab (1)
11: +3 Double Stab (4)
12: +1 Double Stab (5)
Save rest (26)
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 0
Disorder: 0
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 0
Explanation: 5 Double Stab is gained for a decent amount of damage out-put and to allow you to train at a decent speed, save the rest of your SP.
2nd job: Semi-Dualer
At lv 20 head to the new map in Kerning City (located in the hole in the bar where Dark Lord is).
You will find your new job instructor, Sulhee. She will give you a quest to find a drop from oil lamps (I think, something like that.). To break them use the normal attack key. After you have obtained it return to Sulhee and she will advance you to Semi-Dualer.
Semi-Dualer Skills
Katara Mastery: Increases the weapon mastery and accuracy of daggers and kataras.
Max Level: 20 Dagger and Katara Mastery: +50%, Accuracy: +160
Triple Stab: Quickly deals 3 attacks to a maximum of 2 enemies. Required skill: Double Stab lv 10.
Max Level: 10 MP Cost: 20, Damage: 110% x3 on up to two enemies
Katara Booster: Doubles the attack speed of your weapon. Must have a Katara equipped.
Max Level: MP Cost: 11, Duration: 200 sec
Semi-Dualer Skill build
20: +20 Mastery (20), +6 Booster (6)
21: +3 Booster (9)
22: +3 Booster (12)
23: +3 Booster (15)
24: +3 Booster (18)
25: +2 Booster (20), +1 Disorder (1)
26: +2 Disorder (3), +1 Dark Sight (1)
27: +3 Dark Sight (4)
28: +3 Dark Sight (7)
29: +3 Dark Sight (10)
30: +3 Nimble Body (3)
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 3
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Explanation: Right at lv 20 place all of your SP into Mastery to fully stabalize your damage, and place the rest into booster. 3 Disorder is gained to unlock Dark Sight which is then maxed, the remaining points are placed into Nimble Body.
2nd+ job: Dualer
At lv 29 you will receive a quest to kill Dark Lord resembling clones and receive a book after defeating them. They are rather easy to beat and have very little HP and deal very low damage.
Return the scroll to Sulhee then at lv 30 go to Sulhee again and you will advance as a Dualer.
Dualer Skills
Shadow Resistance: With the help of the Darkness, Max HP, Abnormal Status Resistance, and Elemental Resistance are permanently increased.
Max Level: Max HP: +10%, Abnormal Status Resistance: +20%, Elemental Resistance: +20%
Self Haste: Temporarily increases Movement Speed and Jump.
Max Level: 20 MP Cost: 30, Movement Speed: +40, Jump: +23, Duration: 200 sec
Fatal Blow: Deals very quick consecutive attacks to a monster.
Max Level: 30 MP Cost: 30, Number of Attacks: 8, Damage: 85%
Slash Storm: Moves you forward while attacking multiple enemies. Level 6+ mastery book required. Level 20 effect: Can learn Bloody Storm
Max Level: 20 MP Cost: 24, Damage: 190% x2 on up to 6 enemies
Dualer Skill build
30: +1 Slash Storm (1)
31: +3 Self-Haste (3)
32: +2 Self-Haste (5), +1 Slash Storm (2)
33: +3 Slash Storm (5)
34: +4 Slash Storm (9 - 1 SP from SS mastery book)
35: +3 Slash Storm (12)
36: +3 Slash Storm (15)
37: +3 Slash Storm (18)
38: +3 Self-Haste (8)
39: +2 Self-Haste (10), +1 Fatal Blow (1)
40: +3 Fatal Blow (4)
41: +3 Fatal Blow (7)
42: +3 Fatal Blow (10)
43: +3 Fatal Blow (13)
44: +2 Fatal Blow (15), +1 Self-Haste (11)
45: +3 Self-Haste (14)
46: +3 Self-Haste (17)
47: +3 Self-Haste (20)
48: +2 Slash Storm (20), +1 Shadow Resistance (1)
49: +3 Shadow Resistance (4)
50: +3 Shadow Resistance (7)
51: +3 Shadow Resistance (10)
52: +3 Shadow Resistance (13)
53: +3 Shadow Resistance (16)
54: +3 Shadow Resistance (19)
55: +1 Shadow Resistance (20), +2 Nimble Body (5)
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 5
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Shadow Resistance: 20 (max)
Self-Haste: 20 (max)
Fatal Blow: 15
Slash Storm: 20 (max)
Explanation: 1 Slash Storm first for a bit of mobility then gain 5 Self-Haste right away, this will give you +8% speed and +7% jump. It's not much but for now it'll speed your training up enough and assuming you'll be training at Mushking at this time Slash Storm has a bit higher of a priority in the fields. So with that said, Slash Storm is raised to 18, at 18 Slash Storm hits 6 enemies the damage isn't much higher so no need to put the last 2 points in since you'll mostly be Slash-Stabbing. Self-Haste is raised to 10 for 20% speed boost, this should be enough for now for training at Kerning Square and up to Emo Slimes in a few levels. Fatal Blow is now raised to 22 followed by maxing Self-Haste. The reason why Self-Haste isn't just maxed before Fatal Blow is due to training locations, around 4x you'll be in fields with more spread out mobs, in terms of usefulness a strong 1v1 skill is going to be better then faster speed in a medium sized map, having 120% speed should be enough to handle training at CD's and Emo Slimes as those are the 2 best locations, it's maxed before 50 since after that you're typically in large maps where 140% speed will benefit more. Remaining points are placed in Shadow Resistance to raise your HP a bit.
3rd job: Blade Specialist
When you reach lv 54 you will receive a quest from Sulhee, go to Arec (Thief 3rd job instructor in El Nath) and speak to him. Arec will bring up how you oppose the Dark Lord and you have to prove to him that DB are no longer trying to kill the Dark Lord, you'll have to kill White Fangs and collect their tails after you complete this he will give you a scroll as his recognition of the Dual Blade job. Once you hit level 55 return the scroll to Sulhee and you will advance as a Blade Specialist.
Blade Specialist Skills
Tornado Spin: A quick dash forward to attack multiple enemies with a powerful spin attack.
Max Level 20: -40 MP, 155% speed dash, hit up to 6 monsters with 300% damage.
Flash Bang: Toss a flash bang on the ground to decrease an enemy's accuracy.
Max level 5: -90 MP, 160% damage, 80% chance to reduce the enemy's accuracy with 85% for 20 seconds, 55 seconds cool down.
Flash Jump: Performs a second jump in the air. The higher the skill level, the further you'll jump.
Max level 15: -12 MP, jump a certain distance.
Upper Stab: Pop your enemies into the air. While they are in the air, they will receive more damage.
Max level 20: -40 MP, attack up to 6 enemies 1 time with 240% damage, 70% more damage if you attack them while they're in the air.
Blade Specialist Skill build
55: (None gained on job advance)
56: +1 Flash Jump (1), +2 Upper Stab (2)
57: +3 Upper Stab (5)
58: +3 Upper Stab (8)
59: +3 Upper Stab (11)
60: +3 Upper Stab (14)
61: +3 Upper Stab (17)
62: +3 Upper Stab (20)
Save SP (24)
Skills so far:
Build 1:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 5
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Shadow Resistance: 20 (max)
Self-Haste: 20 (max)
Fatal Blow: 15
Slash Storm: 20 (max)
Tornado Spin: 0
Flash Bang:
Flash Jump: 1
Upper Stab: 20 (max)
Explanation: 1 Flash Jump for a slight mobility boost followed by maxing Upper Stab as it will be your main killing move till lv 120, save the rest of the SP for 3rd+ job.
3rd+ job: Blade Lord
Dual Blade's 3rd+ advancement is the same as all other adventurer's 3rd job advancement. Go to El Nath and talk to your 3rd job instructor, return to Vic and talk to Dark Lord. Fight Dark Lord clone. Return to El Nath, do your job question quiz, and advance. You're now a Blade Lord.
Blade Lord Skills
Advanced Dark Sight: Attack while in dark sight. There's a chance you will still be in dark sight after the attack. Requires level 20 Dark Sight.
Max level 20: 49% chance to remain in dark sight. 50% chance to increase dmg of attacking skill from Dark Sight.
Bloody Storm: Advanced version of Slash Storm. Requires level 20 Slash Storm.
Max level 10: -44 MP, 225% damage each attack, attacks up to 8 enemies two times.
Mirror Image: For a period of time, your alter ego is summoned.
Max level 30: -68 MP, alter ego does 70% damage for 180 seconds.
Owl Dead: Attacks one enemy. If your owl kills the enemy, your next few attacks will be increased.
Max level 20: -37 MP, 49% chance of instant death, instant death gives 130% bonus damage for the next 15 attacks, 60 seconds cool down.
Flying Assaulter: Attack in a downward, diagonal spiral to attack your enemies from above. Requires level 20 Self Haste.
Max level 20: -44 MP, up to 8 enemies will be attacked twice with 280% damage, they have a 7% chance to get a 6 second stun.
Chains of Hell: Pull an enemy near you and attack it with a chain. A critical chance is added. Has to be used when you're in Dark Sight.
Max level 30: -75 MP, 80% damage, attacks 10 times, adds 100% critical chance.
Life Drain: Attack for a chance to recover a set amount of HP.
[b]Max level 20: 5% chance to absorb 10% of damage dealt to replenish HP.
Blade Lord Skill build
70: +10 Bloody Storm (10), +11 Flying Assaulter (11 - 1 SP from FA mastery book), +5 Mirror Image
71: +3 Mirror Image (8)
72: +4 Mirror Image (12 - 1 SP from MI mastery book)
73: +3 Tornado Spin (3)
74: +4 Tornado Spin (7 - 1 SP from TS mastery book)
75: +3 Tornado Spin (10)
76: +3 Tornado Spin (13)
77: +3 Tornado Spin (16)
78: +3 Tornado Spin (19)
79: +1 Tornado Spin (20), +2 Flying Assaulter (13)
80: +3 Flying Assaulter (16)
81: +3 Flying Assaulter (19)
82: +1 Flying Assaulter (20), +2 Mirror Image (14)
83: +3 Mirror Image (17)
84: +3 Mirror Image (20)
85: +3 Mirror Image (23)
86: +3 Mirror Image (26)
87: +3 Mirror Image (29)
88: +1 Mirror Image (30), +2 Flash Jump (3)
89: +3 Flash Jump (6)
90: +3 Flash Jump (9)
91: +3 Flash Jump (12)
92: +3 Flash Jump (15)
93: +3 Life Drain (3)
94: +3 Life Drain (6)
95: +3 Life Drain (9)
96: +1 Life Drain (10), +2 Fatal Blow (17)
97: +2 Fatal Blow (19), +1 Advanced Dark Sight (1)
98: +3 Chains of Hell (3)
99: +3 Chains of Hell (6)
100: +3 Chains of Hell (9)
101: +3 Chains of Hell (13 - 1 SP from CoH mastery book)
102: +4 Chains of Hell (16)
103: +3 Chains of Hell (19)
104: +1 Chains of Hell (20), +2 Advanced Dark Sight (3)
105: +3 Advanced Dark Sight (6)
106: +3 Advanced Dark Sight (9)
107: +1 Advanced Dark Sight (10), +2 Flash Bang (2)
108: +3 Flash Bang (5)
109: +3 Nimble Body (8)
110: +3 Nimble Body (11)
111: +3 Nimble Body (14)
112: +3 Nimble Body (17)
113: +3 Nimble Body (20)
114: +3 Owl Spirit (3)
115: +3 Owl Spirit (6)
116: +3 Owl Spirit (9)
117: +3 Owl Spirit (12)
118: +3 Owl Spirit (15)
119: +3 Owl Spirit (18)
120: +2 Owl Spirit (20), 1 Spare
Explanation: Right at lv 70 max out Bloody Storm and get 11 Flying Assaulter, this will allow you to us FABSUS this build is for utilizing both that and the FATSUS combo however FABSUS is alot faster to get. Mirror Image is raised to 11 for the 2 minute timer and partially because Mirror Image is simply amazing after Chaos with the extra 12th SP from it's Mastery Book. Tornado Spin is maxed after so that you may use the FATSUS combo and have full range of training available to you. Flying Assaulter and Mirror Image follow to max out your damage out-put, followed by Flash Jump for full mobility. Vital Steal which is one of DB's newest skills gives you a 10% chance to absorb HP when you deal damage, it's great for saving potions. The rest is pretty much a free for all it wouldn't really matter what you get after this but the rest is just a suggestion.
Skills so far:
Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Disorder: 3
Double Stab: 5
Nimble Body: 20 (max)
Katara Mastery: 20 (max)
Triple Stab: 0
Katara Booster: 20 (max)
Shadow Resistance: 20 (max)
Self-Haste: 20 (max)
Fatal Blow: 19
Slash Storm: 20 (max)
Tornado Spin: 20 (max)
Flash Bang: 5 (max)
Flash Jump: 15 (max)
Upper Stab: 20 (max)
Bloody Storm: 10 (max)
Advanced Dark Sight: 10 (max)
Life Drain: 10 (max)
Mirror Image: 30 (max)
Owl Spirit: 20 (max)
Chains of Hell: 20 (max)
Flying Assaulter: 20 (Max)
4th job: Dual Blade
Dual Blade's 4th job advancement is exactly the same as a normal adventurer, you should already know how to advance by this point.
Dual Blade Skills
Phantom Blow: Create a fatal attack to a monster up to 6 times very quickly.
Max level 30: - 30 MP, attacks 6 times with 105% damage ignoring 20% of the monsters' defense
Venom: Permanently puts potion to the dagger. Poison can only bring down an enemy's HP to 1, not kill them.
Max level 30: 40% chance of poison, 140% damage per second for eight seconds.
Maple Warrior: Increase stats by a certain percentage for everyone in the party.
Max level 30: -70 MP, increase all the stats with 15% for everyone in the party for 900 seconds.
Sharpness: Increases the success rate of critical attack damage and minimum critical damage.
Max level 10: 25% chance of critical attacks, critical minimum damage increased by 20%
Final Cut: Spend a large amount of your HP to attack multiple enemies with a very strong attack. After the attack, you will get a damage boost, which has a cool down. Also permanently increases the damage of Fatal Blow, Slash Storm, Tornado Spin, Bloody Storm, Upper Cut and Flying Assaulter.
Max level 30: - 400 MP, consumes 20% HP, Attacks up to 8 monsters with 2000% Damage. 15% chance of instant death, an increase of 140% damage for 40 seconds, cool down 90 seconds.
Monster Bomb: Throw a sticky bomb which attaches to one of your enemies. After a while, it explodes, causing that enemy and all enemies around it to take damage. Explodes after 3 seconds.
Max level 30: -40 MP, 1650% damage caused by the explosion, 4 seconds cool down.
Blade Fury: Attacking in a rotation with your two weapons hitting a mob of monsters.
Max level 30: - 65 MP, attack up to 6 monsters 3 times for 165% damage
Stack Effect: Permanently increases the chance of the defense and evasion. Also sacrifice mirror image to create a alter ego as a puppet.
Max level 30: - 135, 90 seconds of summoning a dummy with 12000 HP
Passive Effects: 25% chance to dodge an attack and a increase of 60% physical defense and magic defense
Thorns: Gives you a increase of attack and a stance like effect. Not a party skill and requires mastery book to boost level 10 to level 30.
Max level 30: - 90 MP, 210 seconds of +30 attack and 90% chance to not be knocked back.
Hero抯 Will: Shrug off abnormal conditions.
Max level 5: -30 MP, 360 seconds cool down.
Dual Blade Skill build:
Please use this for your 4th job builds as there is no better choice.
Pots to use
pots vary on your HP/MP however basic order of pots would be...
HP: 300 ~ 1400 (Use White Potions: heals 300 HP)
MP: 300 ~ 1400 (Use Mana Elixirs: heals 300 MP)
HP: 1500 ~ 4000 (Use Barbarian Elixirs: Bought from NLC: Heals 1500 HP)
MP: 1500 ~ 99999 (Use Sorcerers Elixirs: Bought from NLC: heals Heals 1500 MP - with what little MP you use you never need to change mp pots)
HP: 4000 ~ 6000 (Use Satay's: Bought from Malaysia: Heal 2600 HP)
HP: 6000 ~ 99999 (Use honisters: Bought from NLC: Heal 60% HP)
Training locations:
Level 10-15
Blue Ribbon Pigs
Horny Mushrooms
Level 15-30
Rotting Skeleton
Croco, Muddy Swamp Monster
Level 20-30
Zombie Lupin
Level 30-35
Mushroom Kingdom Quest / Mobs
Level 35-45
Latest Hits Compilation, Greatest Oldies
Emo Slime, Chlorotrap
Cellion, Grupin, Lioner
Lunar Pixie
45-55
Dead Scarecrow
Drake, Red Drake
Trucker
50-60
Dark Fission, Oly Oly
Dead Scarecrow
Lucida
Toy Trojan
55-65
Dark Fission, Oly Oly
Dead Scarecrow
Robo
60-70
Twisted Jesters
Mateon, Plateon
Zeta Gray
60-75
Twisted Jesters
Platoon Chronos
Big Spider
70-80
Twisted Jesters
Sand Rat
Scorpion
Guard Robot L
Yabber-Doo, Booper Scarlion
75-85
Twisted Jesters
Sand Dwarf
Wolf Spider
Mithril Mutae
80-90
Twisted Jesters
Sand Dwarf
Iron Mutae
Grizzly
Roid
Security System, Enhanced Security System
85-95
Slimy, Selkie Jr
Roid, Neo Huroid
Security System, Enhanced Security System
Gallopera
90-100
Homunscullo, Homunculus
Af Android, Broken Df Android
Slimy, Selkie Jr
Gallopera
Roid, Neo Huroid
95-110
Ore Muncher
Kru, Captain
Beetle
Slimy, Selkie Jr
Gallopera
Roid, Neo Huroid
105-120
Dual Ghost Pirate
Afterlord
Ghost Pirate
Master Death Teddy
Kru, Captain
Slimy, Selkie Jr
110-120
Crocky The Gatekeeper
110-130
Maverick Type S, Maverick Type D
Blue Kent, Red Kent, Black Kent
Blue Dragon Turtle
Papulatus
Black Crow
Kacchuu Musha
Pianus
Zakum arms
117-160
Bearwolf
122-160
Castle Golem
Maverick Type S, Maverick Type D
Blue Kent, Red Kent, Black Kent
Bain
Red Dragon Turtle
Green Cornian
Dark Cornian
Blue Wyvern, Red Wyvern, Dark Wyvern
Werewolf
Female Boss
Papulatus
Black Crow
Kacchuu Musha
Pianus
Zakum
160-200
Cygnus Knights/Future Henesy's (Door to the Future - Chaos update)
Skelegon, Skelosaurus
Chief Oblivion Guard
Body Guard A, Body Guard B
Female Boss
Papulatus
Black Crow
Kacchuu Musha
Pianus
Zakum
Done!
Pree "Thanks" if I helped and credits goes to all thiose that contributed to these guides. Thank you!
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