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Weggy's Ragnarok Online FAQ 6.7 =============================================================================== Table Of Contents =============================================================================== [I] Version History [II] Introduction [III] About Ragnarok Online [IV] The 10 Commandments of RO (Game Conduct) [V] Getting Started [VI] Interface [VII] Stat Information [VIII] Controls [IX] Commands [X] Novice [XI] Swordsman/Knight/Crusader [XII] Thief/Assasin/Rogue [XIII] Archer/Hunter/Bard/Dancer [XIV] Magician/Wizard/Sage [XV] Acolyte/Priest/Monk [XVI] Merchant/Blacksmith [XVII] World Map Overview [XVIII] Dungeons [XIX] Understanding the RO Economy [XX] Item List - Usable Items [XXI] How to Forge [XXII] Upgrades [XXIII] Item Creation [XXIV] Forging Indredients [XXV] Item List - Weapons [XXVI] Item List - Armor [XXVII] Item List - ETC [XXVIII] Cards Price List [XXIX] Weapons Penalties [XXX] Monster List [XXXI] Status Ailments [XXXII] Flee Chart [XXXIII] Elemental Chart [XXXIV] From the Blue Box [XXXV] War Of Emperium [XXXVI] Useful Links [XXXVII] FAQs [XXXVIII] Protecting yourself against Hackers [XXXIX] Improving RO's Performance [XXXX] Contact/About Me [XXXXI] Thanks [XXXXII] Un-legal =============================================================================== [I] Version History =============================================================================== Version 6.0 - 5/17/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WHAT?!!?!?! An update? YES! As for the final version... well, I lied. After taking about a year long break from RO, I'm missing it. Thus, I'm going to play it again this summer. Now, before you spring down about... 70 pages and start looking what items a Poison Spore drops, this FAQ is under heavy heavy construction. The heaviest. This update pretty much finishes the Novice and Swordsmen section, including Knights and the brand new Crusaders. It's mostly to let you know im alive, and will hopefully be making updates somewhat regurarly. I've also removed the equipment guide sections, because there's just so many different combinations possible now, unlike beta 1 where everyone pretty much had the same of everything. It's great to be back! Version 6.1 - 5/18/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thief section updated. Due to ISP problems I wasn't able to play RO today, so I figured i'd work on the ol FAQ. I just realized that Gravity also added more in-depth quests to the 2-1 classes, so i'll hopefully be able to update those soon. Version 6.2 - 5/25/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ISP still on the blink. I'm getting a new one in a day or so. In the mean time, I updated the Archer section. I also updated the various Swordsman job changing quests thanks to PSORaven. I added an alternative Spear Knight build. Finally, I revised the Rogue section a bit. Oh yeah! I also did something I've been meaning to do a long time... a navigation system! You'll notice the table of contents has changed a little bit. Hit CTRL+F on your browser and input the []s and the Roman Numeral you're looking for. Hit Find Next and away you go to the section, instantly. This is only working for the sections I've updated so far however. Version 6.3 - 5/31/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mage section updated and finished. I <3 Porings. Version 6.4 - 6/7/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Acolyte this time. On a side note, its extremely annoying when Archers snipe hard enemies and do about 50 damage, wasting everyone's time. Lets get to level 33 and use a Gakkung, shall we? Version 6.5 - 6/11/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Last, but certainly not least, for the classes - Merchant. Next update is the world map overview, which could take a bit longer. Also, a Rogue using Stalk with a pet following him is extremely confusing at first, and then very funny once you realize what the hell is going on ^_^ Version 6.6 - 6/15/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I made a mistake on Cart Revolution - it is in fact, also effected by elemental weapons. Added more specific Job Bonus stats. Updated some 2-1 quests. Meh, I'll get to the world map section later. Version 6.7 - 7/9/04~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ World Map section has been updated and simplified. Now simply the enemies are listed, because A) Thats all anyone cares about, B) It's too hard to recommend a level on many of the maps, C) I'm too lazy to visit every single one and make a report on it. =============================================================================== [II] Introduction =============================================================================== Hi, welcome to Weggy's Ragnarok Online FAQ. I've been with this beautiful game since it's Alpha stages, and have enjoyed almost every minute of it. If your a complete newbie, please, please, PLEASE read the 10 commandments of RO. You would not believe how many jerks there are. Anyway, I hope you find all the information you need contained herein somewhere. =============================================================================== [III] About Ragnarok Online =============================================================================== Ragnarok Online is a MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer RPG) made by Korean company Gravity based on the Ragnarok Manga by Lee-Myon Jin. It is a rather lengthy download for dial-up users, but should not be too long for Broadband users. Ragnarok Online (referred from here on as RO) uses 2d anime-style sprites with vivid 3d backgrounds to make a very unique game. It heavily emphasis player interaction, though going solo is always an option if you prefer that style. I've played many MMORPGs, and I can safely say this is the best. Dark Age of Camelot, Everquest, nothing can hold a candle to this game. Honestly, I don't know why... it's a hack and slash like all the others. Maybe its the charm of the characters, or how the game plays, but it is a very enjoyable game that has consumed quite a bit of my life - not to mention my computer's life. I highly recommend you give it a try, unless you want to have a social life. Then stay away, because once you come in, you'll never be able to leave. =============================================================================== [IV] The 10 Commandments of RO =============================================================================== ******************************************************************************* * * * WARNING * * * * YOU WILL READ THIS SECTION IN IT'S ENTIRETY, AND ABIDE BY WHAT IS SAID * * HERE. I WOULD ALSO SUGGEST YOU READ GRAVITY'S TOS AND PAY ATTENTION * * TO WHAT YOU ARE TOLD IN THE NOVICE TRAINING GROUND. THERE ARE MANY * * JERKS IN RO, I DO NOT WANT TO SEE ANY MORE * * * * * ******************************************************************************* It shames me that I need to make a section like this. In fact, I'm sure most of you could skip right over it and be fine. I still hope everyone will read this section though, if anything else. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Remember that behind that graphic, there is a living and breathing person. Like you, he/she has feelings, and deserves proper respect. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2) Thou Shalt Not Taketh Away Ones Honor... and EXP ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do NOT kill steal. Kill stealing is attacking a monster another has already begun to attack. Please find your own monster, as the attacker only gets a portion of the normal experience. This is also referred to as helping or jamming. Due to Gravity's servers being hosted on a tin can and string, sometimes you'll see players follow an enemy, but always be a few seconds behind them. You'll see yourself doing it if you're lagging badly. LEAVE THEIR ENEMY ALONE! This is just as bad as kill stealing, IMO. Cooralary to Commandment 2: It is okay to Kill Steal if someone asks for help, usually indicated by using that emote. Cooralart 2 to Commandment 2: MVP monsters are free for all, so feel free to join in and whack 'em around a bit. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3) Thou Shalt Not Taketh Ones Crap ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do NOT loot. Looting is taking the items from a monster that you did not kill. If, after a guy kills something, and walks off without picking up the stuff, by all means take it. You'll find very often people leave Jellopies and other less valuable things lying around, so if your a newbie, go ahead and take them. Always give them back if they ask for them though. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4) Thou Shalt Not Lag Down Servers with their "Jackass-ness" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do NOT bot. There is a program(s), somewhere out there on the net, that will level your character automatically for you. All it does is loot and kill steal from honest players, and take up bandwidth for real users. You are also violating Gravity's TOS by using one. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5) Thou Shalt Not be a l33t h4x0rz ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do NOT hack. This includes doing crazy stuff like duplicating items or zeny, or exploiting bugs in the program. All you are doing is hurting the economy, so in the end you are hurting yourself. Not to mention Gravity likes to Rollback the servers when people do dumb stuff like that. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6) Thou Shalt Respect the Services of Merchants ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Before speaking with a discount merchant, please check to make sure you have enough zeny for the item you intend to purchase. Most offer 20 or 15 percent off, so the math is not difficult. Also, if you don't have the money, don't ask the merchant to sell you the item at a considerably lower price. Discount merchants dont make that much of a profit, and none of them are willing to pay for some of your item out of their own pocket. Also, after you have agreed to purchase the item, you are bound by a verbal contract to buy it. Don't try to worm your way out. About overcharge Merchants as well - Don't bother to give them anything that sells for 6z or less, because you won't get any extra zeny that way. So just sell it yourself. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7) Thou Shalt Not screw other Merchants over ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Don't undercut other Merchants. Undercutting is basically vending the same item another is for a cheaper price, in an effort to get more business for themselves. Then the other Merchant will reduce his/her price, then you'll reduce yours, etc, and you'll wind up in a price war where you both wind up losing. Vend things for the same price everyone around you is, unless the other is selling things for a very, very high price. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8) Thou Shalt Not Beg Mercenaries of God for his forgiveness ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acolytes are not your personal, walking red potion. Most will give you a heal if you ask nicely though. Asking nicely would be "If it's not too much trouble, could I have a heal?" or "Can you please heal me?". "HEAL PLZ" and "HEAL NOW" will not do. As I always tell people, if your too lazy to even write out "please", you don't deserve a heal. If the Acolyte does heal you, be sure and say thanks. Also, feel free to tip them. About 20z for every 100 HP is good. They also really like Blue gems for thier warps. And please tip them if one helps you or the Blacksmith you hired to forge. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9) Thou Shalt Not be a Lazy Bum ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please don't beg for money. We all know novices are poor, and you will be until around level 30. We all had to go through exactly what you did. So just be patient. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10) Thou Shalt Not Attempt to Steal from their Fellow Players ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Don't scam, and don't fall for scams. The less people that fall for them, the less scammers will do them! Popular scams are offering to "upgrade" your weapon for you, which you can just go yourself. Or, selling items for 1 digit more than usual. So a 100z item would become a 1100z or 1000z item, hoping nobody would notice. Unfortunantly, people are dumb enough too. Just remember, caveat emptor, and if something sounds way too good to be true, it probably is. And Weggy sayeth, "Let there be order in RO!" Then the crowds respondeth, "**** off you little ****** ******!" Then Weggy wept... =============================================================================== [V] Getting Started =============================================================================== The first thing you'll need for Ragnarok Online, is well, a computer. The minimum systems specs according to Gravity are as follows: -Pentium II 400 MHz or higher -Direct Sound Compatible/Support 3D sound Effects -Must have 3d graphic capabilites onboard, with 8MB of Video Ram or more. Supported kinds are: NVidia RIVA TNT series, GeForce 1, 2 series Matrox G200, G400 series 3dfx Voodoo 3 2000 or above S3 Savage 3D, Savage 4, Savage 2000 competable series ATI Radeon or above -Microsoft DirectX 8.0, Windows 95/98/ME/2000 I recommend though... -Pentium III 600 MHz or higher -128+ MB RAM -Creative Sound Blaster Live! -Geforce 2/3/4, Voodoo 4/5, or ATI Radeon with 16MB of VRAM or more -Microsoft DirectX 8.0, Windows 2000/XP -A good set of speakers, with a good subwoofer -Logitech iTouch Cordless Keyboard, Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse -19 inch monitor or larger -A nice, comfy recliner -Assloads of the snack food of your choice (make it something healthy though!) To get in the game, you'll have to go to www.ragnarokonline.com. Click on the appropriate version (Probably USA Int'l for most of you), and go register! =============================================================================== [VI] Interface =============================================================================== __________________________________________________________________ | ___________________ _________ | || A C | | | | | || B D | R S | | | | || | T U | | I | | || E | V W | | | | || F | X Y | |_________| | || | | | ||_G____H___|________| | | | | | | | | J | | | | K | | L | | | | | | | | ________________________________________ | || M | | ||________________________________________| | ||_N_|_O______________________________|P_Q| | |__________________________________________________________________| A - This is your characters name B - This is your characters class C - This is your current HP. If it drops below 0, you die D - This is your characters SP. Many skills use up this SP. If it reaches 0, you will not be able to use active skills until it refills E - This is your base EXP. When it reaches 100%, you will recieve status points. Asign these into your stats to make you stronger in that area F - This is your job EXP. When it reaches 100%, you will recieve one skill point, which you may put into the skill of your choice G - This is your weight. When it is above 50%, this number will turn red and you will not automatically recover HP and SP any more. When it is above 90%, you will no longer be able to attack or use skills. I - This is the map of the current area you are in. Click on the + and - to zoom in and out. J - This is your character. Dashing/Pretty, isn't he/she? K - This green bar is your HP L - This blue bar is your SP M - Past messages are here. You can use the scroll bar on the right to move up and down through the list N - When you type a characters name here, anything you type in O will be sent to him/her as a private message. O - This is where you input text to broadcast to whoever you want. P - Clicking this button will set the mode to either send everything you type to just your party, guild, or everyone on the screen. Q - This adjusts the size of the chat window. R - This opens your status window. If your a newbie, these numbers mean nothing to you. Check out the stat information section for details. The second tab, alignment, is not enabled yet. S - This opens your options window. You can adjust the BGM and sound volume here. You can also select skins if you have them installed. You can also set your mouse cursor to "lock on" when attacking, using skills, or picking up items. T - This opens your items window. The 3 tabs seperate your usable items, like herbs to heal HP, equipable items, like a knife, and ETC items, which you usually sell. If you click on hold onto an item, you can move it, most likely into a deal window. Do not drag it outside the window and let go though, as you will drop it. Anyone could easily come up and steal it then. U - This opens your equipment window. Simply drag and drop equipment from your item window into here to equip it. If you have a pushcart, you can de-equip it and check out its contents from here. V - The opens your skills window. You can view all your skills from here, as well as assign points to them. Highlight any one and click "use" to activate it, if possible. You can right click on each one for more information as well. W - Clicking this button will toggle your map from opaque, to transparent, to off. X - This will let you create a chat window. Enter in the chat room name, as well as the maximum number of people. If you make it a private chat room, enter the password in the lower right corner. Y - This opens up your friends window, which will let you see which one of your friends is online. Click on the party button to see the members of your current party. =============================================================================== [VII] Stat Information =============================================================================== You can view your stat window my clicking on the button, or pressing ALT+A. The number next to the stat is your current amount, and the number to the right of the arrow is how many status points needed to raise it by 1. Note: Even though I mentioned his name in the credits, I'd like to thank Node_ here up front for the status bonuses. Check out his Thief FAQ here on GameFAQs. The stats are the following... STR (Strength)_________________________________________________________________ Recommended for: Thief, Swordsman, Acolyte, Merchant This stat determines how hard you hit. Each point will give you 1 extra ATK. The bonuses are as follows: STR Min/Max Damage ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ 10 +1 20 +4 30 +5 40 +8 50 +10 60 +12 70 +13 80 +15 90 +17 100 +19 AGI (Agility)__________________________________________________________________ Recommended for: Thief, Swordsman, Mage, Archer, Merchant This stat increases how often you will dodge an enemy attack, by increasing Flee by 1. It will also increase your attack speed. There are no bonuses for this stat. VIT (Vitality)_________________________________________________________________ Recommended for: Swordsman, Acolyte, Merchant Each point in this increases your HP regeneration rate, increases the amount healing items heal, and reduces damage by 1. There is a small damage reduction bonus every 20. INT (Intelligence)_____________________________________________________________ Recommended for: Mage, Acolyte This stat increases your Magic Attack, which is how powerful your spells are. Each point in this stat also increases your Magic Defence by 1. It also increases your sP recovery time, and maximum SP. Also, every 5 points in INT, you recieve a maximum damage boost, and for every 7 points, you recieve a minimum damage boost. So you would recieve a max boost at values like 5, 10, and 15, and a min boost at values like 7, 14, and 21. DEX (Dexterity)________________________________________________________________ Recommended for: Archer, Swordsman, Thief, Acolyte, Merchant Each point in this stat will increase your hit by 1, which is how often you do not miss an enemy. For Archers, this stat determines their damage, like STR for a melee fighter. For Mages, it determines your casting rate. It will also increase miniumum damage. DEX also helps with forging/potion making, and increases the attack of Hunters with the Falcon. The bonuses are as follows: DEX Min/Max Damage ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ 20 +3 30 +4 40 +5 50 +6 60 +8 70 +10 80 +12 90 +13 100 +14 LUK (Luck)_____________________________________________________________________ Recommended for: Archer, Merchant, Thief LUK has become a bit more useful now. In Beta 1, 100 LUK would give you a 10% chance to critical, however, now you get 3 criticals per 10 LUK - hence, a 30% chance to critical. It's really only good for an Assassin or somebody with a lot of Soldier Skeleton/Caramal Cards to really get high percentages. LUK also helps with forging rates for Blacksmiths (though only half as much as DEX), and the Falcon attack for Hunters. All the following stats are those you cannot increase directly. ATK (Attack)___________________________________________________________________ This is your physical attack with a weapon. The first number is the attack of your weapon, plus your STR. The second number is how much ATK your upgraded weapon adds, which ignores DEF. MATK (Magic Attack)____________________________________________________________ This is the attack of your magic. This will only be useful to Acolytes and Mages. The 2 numbers are the range of your Magic Damage. This is effected by INT and Wands, as they increase the attack by 15%. This stat is counteracted by MDEF. Hit____________________________________________________________________________ This number is a represenation of how often you hit an enemy. It increases 1 point every level, and each point in DEX increases it by 1 point as well. This is counteracted by Flee. Critical_______________________________________________________________________ This number increases by 1 for every 3 LUK you have. Think of this number as the percentage of a chance of a critical hit. DEF (Defense)__________________________________________________________________ This is your physical defense against enemies. The damage you take is the enemies ATK minus your total defense. There are a few things to consider though - armor works on percentages, so 10 armor will reduce all attacks in the game by 10%. VIT works on points, so 10 VIT will reduce all damage done to you by 10. Upgraded Defense works a bit different. Each of those +s next to your gear is actually only 2/3rds DEF. So, say you have a +4 Cotton Shirt. That would be 1 + 4(.6666) DEF, for a total of 3.666 DEF. MDEF (Magic Defense)___________________________________________________________ This is your defense against magical attacks. Useful against Mages in PvP, and a small number of enemies. The first number is the total magical defense of all your armor, while the second is your INT. Flee___________________________________________________________________________ This number is a representaion of how often you dodge an enemy. It increases 1 point every level, and each point in AGI increases it by 1 point as well. Your flee drops greatly between enemies as they attack you, as it is split amongst them. This is counteracted by Hit. The 2nd number in Flee is your perfect dodge, which is that little lucky bubble you get above your head sometime. Every 10 LUK = 1 Perfect Dodge. ASPD (Attack Speed)____________________________________________________________ This is your attack speed. 200 is the fastest attack speed, 100 the slowest. Status Point___________________________________________________________________ This number is simply the number of status points you currently have spare. Guild__________________________________________________________________________ Your guild name goes here. =============================================================================== [VIII] Controls =============================================================================== Left Mouse Click - You'll be using this one for 90% of the game. Clicking on the ground will move you to that spot, if possible. Clicking on an item will pick it up off the ground. Clicking on a monster will attack it once. And of course, clicking will allow you to use the interface. Left Mouse Click (Hold) - Holding the button down is an alternative to clicking every 5 seconds to control where you want to walk. Learn to use this, and give your finger a rest. Shift+Left Mouse Click - This will allow you to attack players. PK (Player Killing) is not enabled yet though. CTRL+Left Mouse Click - A very useful combination. Using CTRL+Click on a monster will cause you to auto-attack it until it dies. (or you die) Right Mouse Click + Move - This will adjust the camera around you character. Useful when something is blocking your view. Shift+Right Mouse Click+Move - This will adjust the pitch of the camera. CTRL+Right Mouse Click+Move - This will adjust the zoom of the camera. Right Mouse Double-click - This will return the camera to its default position around your character. Shift+Right Mouse Double-Click - This will return the camera's pitch to it's default position. CTRL+Right Mouse Double-Click - This will return the camera's zoom to it's default position. Mouse Wheel - This will also adjust the zoom of the camera. Mouse Wheel (Secondary) - While a skill cursor is up, you can adjust the level of the skill easily by using the mouse wheel. Thanks to Aethereal for pointing this out to me. TAB - This will toggle between the field to input text, and the field to specifiy a name for a private message. Alt+End - This will remove the 2 bars below your character showing your HP and SP. Alt+Home - This turns the ground cursor on and off. Insert - This will cause you to sit down, doubling your HP and SP recovery speed. ESC - This will bring up the end game menu. When this is up, you can press ENTER for a quick getaway from a mob of monsters. F12 - This will open the hotkey menu, and is the ONLY way to open the hotkey menu. The boxes represent the F1 through F9 keys. You can drag items, equipment, and even skills from the skill menu here for easy access. Always have emergency potions on one of the buttons. Also have your most used skill(s) in these areas. On some, you can specify levels by using the arrow underneath the skill. For example, you can have a level 4 firebolt bound to F1, and a level 2 firebolt to F2. Equipment put here will automatically equip when you press the button. This can be useful to switch from a wand to a knife, for example. ALT+1 - Will use the exclamation point emotion (for surprise) ALT+2 - Will use the question mark emotion (for confusion) ALT+3 - Will use the singing emotion (for boredom, or well, just singing) ALT+4 - Will use the heart emotion (to show love... awww) ALT+5 - Will use the teardrop emotion (for an awkward situation) ALT+6 - Will use the lightbulb emotion (for a good idea) ALT+7 - Will use the pulsating vein emotion (for anger) ALT+8 - Will use the storm cloud emotion (for extreme anger) ALT+9 - Will use the dollar sign emotion (for getting money/good item) ALT+0 - Will use the elipse emotion (for not having anything to say) CTRL+- - Will use the peace sign emotion (for scissors in Paper/Rock/Scissors, or anything else you'd use the peace sign for) CTRL+= - Will use the fist sign emotion (for rock in Paper/Rock/Scissors, or to be threatening) CTRL+ - Will use the open hand emotion (for paper in Paper/Rock/Scissors, or waving) ALT+Q - Hotkey for the equipment menu. CTRL+Q - Hotkey to minimize the equipment menu. ALT+W - Hotkey for the pushcart menu. CTRL+W - Hotkey to minimize the pushcart menu. ALT+E - Hotkey for the item menu. CTRL+E - Hotkey to minimize the item menu. ALT+I - Opens the friend setup menu. ALT+O - Hotkey for the option menu. CTRL+O - Hotkey to minimize the option menu. ALT+A - Hotkey for the status menu. CTRL+A - Hotkey to minimize the status menu. ALT+S - Hotkey for the skills menu. ALT+D - Hotkey for the detail menu. ALT+H - Hotkey for the friends menu. ALT+Z - Hotkey for the party menu. ALT+X - Hotkey for the end game menu. ALT+C - Hotkey for the chat room menu. ALT+V - Hotkey to minimize and maximize the basic info menu. ALT+G - Opens the Guild control panel. ALT+M - Opens the hotkey control panel. ALT+L - Opens the emotion control panel. =============================================================================== [IX] Commands =============================================================================== /h or /help - Displays a list of commands and controls in the chat window. /w or /who - Displays number of players online. /tip - Displays the tip of the day. /bgm - Toggles background music on and off. /sound - Toggles sound effects on and off. /effect - Toggles effects on and off (like exit gates, and mage spells). /where - Displays your current location (map name and XY coordinates). /skip - Toggles frame skip on and off. If this is off, RO will try to render every frame, even if it will slowdown the game in the process. If this is on, RO will drop frames to keep up a smooth game. /v (0-127) - Adjusts the sound effect volume. /bv (0-127) - Adjusts the BGM volume. /ex - Displays a list of all the characters you have ignored. /ex (Character name) - Ignores the specified character. /exall - Ignores all characters. /in (Character name) - Un-ignores the specified character. /inall - Un-ignores all characters. /organize "Your name here" - This will allow you to create a party. You can invite people into it by right clicking on them, and selecting the "invite to party" option. /guild "Your name here" - Creates a Guild, if you have an Emperium. /leave - Leaves your current party. /expel (Character name) - Will remove a character from the party, if you are the party leader. /emblem - Toggles your guild emblem on and off /sit - Same as insert, makes your character sit. /stand - Same as insert, makes your character stand up. /chat - Opens the create chatroom dialogue box. /q - Leaves a chat room. /memo - Memorizes a warp point. /snap - Snaps the battle cursor on or off. /skillsnap - Snaps the skill cursor on or off. /itemsnap - Snaps your cursor to pick up items on or off. /savechat - Saves your entire message log into a text file. It is located in the folder "Chat", in your RO directory. /camera - Toggles camera zooming on and off. /miss - Toggles miss notification on and off. /!, /?, /delight, /heart, /sweat, /aha, /fret, /anger, /money, /..., /gawi, /bawi, /bo, etc - All of these are simply the emotion icons, which are much more easily performed by ALT or CTRL plus the number or character. =============================================================================== [X] Novice =============================================================================== Ahhh, the Novice Class. When you do create your character in one of the slots, you should consider what final class you should be. That way, you can adjust your starting stats accordingly. Read up on each of the final class sections to determine what one suits you best. Though I highly recommend you do not pick an Archer or Merchant as your first class. After you've picked a name, skill points, hair color (might I recommend blue?), and hair style, it's time to dive in. You'll start in the Novice training ground. Cross the bridge to your right and you will come upon a castle. Inside is the actual training ground. You can ask for access directly to the game, which I don't recommend doing if you're new. It also whisks you away to a random town, which could be troublesome. Nothing in here is very complicated, so I won't bother with a walkthru. Some of the NPCs will ask you some trivia questions though, it'd be a good idea to answer all of those - Not just for the knowledge you gain about RO, but to also pick up some extra items you can sell. After completing the training grounds, you should have 100 zeny, or 200 zeny if the final few NPCs guessed your class correctly. If they did, simply go to the town they recommend. If they guessed incorrectly, choose from one of the following towns, based on what class you would like to become: Alberta - Merchant Geffen - Mage Izlude - Swordsman Morroc - Thief Payon - Archer Prontera - Acolyte Then by some freaky magic, you'll be whisked away to the town you chose. You can wander around town if you'd like, but I'm sure you want to start fighting. So for now, exit town. Fighting enemies is very simple, you just left-click on them until they die. An easier way though, is CTRL+Click. This will auto-attack the enemy until he dies. Then, pick up what he drops. Start with the pink blobs, Porings. If your in the desert, fight the tan blobs, Drops. After fighting a few of those, you level up. Click on the arrow that appears in the corner and assign stats depending on what your job will be. You will also soon get a job level, designated by an arrow in the other corner. Novices only have 1 skill, so guess where your points go? ^_^ Anyway, you want to keep fighting monsters and picking up what they drop. After Porings, move on to Fabres or Pickys. After them, ChonChons or Lunatics. Finally, Willows if they are in your area. When you have collected quite a bit of loot, go back into town and sell it at a shop. Most players will point Novices in the direction of the shop, but please ask nicely. Your first piece of equipment should be a Guard, unless your going to become an Archer. After a Guard, it would be wise to buy a Cutter, unless your going to become an Archer. After those two, buy a Leather Jacket. Finally, some cheap headgear. If you still have money before changing class, buy Sandals. Archers should avoid all this extra armor, and save all of their money to buy a better bow after they change jobs. After a seemingly endless period of hack and slash, you will have reached job level 10, and have 9 points in your basic skill. Its time to head for the appropriate town to change class. Read up on each class individually for more information. Congratulations - you are no longer a newbie. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Skill Point Distribution ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic Skill____________________________________________________________________ Level 1 : Can now initiate a trade with another character Level 2 : Can now use emotions Level 3 : Can now sit to double HP and SP regen rate Level 4 : Can now create a chat room Level 5 : Can now join a party Level 6 : Can now use Kapra/Kafra Storage Level 7 : Can now form a party Level 8 : Can now enable PK (Player Killing) Level 9 : Can now change class Level 10: --- The following skills are acquired via a quest, and cannot be leveled up: First Aid_____________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Job Level 5 Active or Passive?: Active SP Use: 3 Level 1 : Recovers 5 HP Instructions: First acquire 3 Clovers and 3 Red Herbs. Go to the inn west of the fountain in Prontera. Talk to the NPC there to learn about the skill. She mentions you'll need a Clean Guaze. Go to Prontera castle, and then upstairs on the east side. Find the nurse and get the Gauze. Return to the NPC at the inn and get the skill. Comments: Something everyone should get. Its extremely cheap, and helps a lot as a Novice. You can even use it after you become a Novice. It helps a lot for Merchants especially, as they have nothing to spend their SP on besides Mammomite, which is prohibitly expensive for most. Play Dead_____________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Job Level 7 Active or Passive?: Active SP Use: Level 1 : Play Dead. Monsters no longer attack you. Instructions: Talk to the NPC in the Knight's Guild about the skill. Go back to the nurse NPC in Prontera castle and you'll get a Novice Card. Return to the NPC in the Knight Guild. Comments: Completely free, but not really worth your time. As an educated RO player reading this, you'll have a good idea of what to fight and what not to. Still, its a fun skill if you're really bored. You cannot use this after changing classes. =============================================================================== [XI] Swordsman/Knight/Crusader =============================================================================== The Swordsman is the bread-and-butter, hit-anything-that-moves with a big ass sword kinda class. You'll be spending all your time in melee combat, taking little damage but dishing quite a bit out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Becoming a Swordsman ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When you're job level 10, take a trip to Izlude. Izlude is South and then East of Prontera. Go to the building in towards the north west with the large swords on it. Talk to the NPC inside. This task is pretty simple. You need to walk along the ledges without falling off. If you do fall off, there are some aggressive Fabres and Chonchons down there. Not a big deal, but you'll need to start that section over. Once you complete all that, you can become a Swordsman... or Swordswoman. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Becoming a Knight ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Becoming a Knight is just about as easy as becoming a Swordsman. You'll first need to be Job Level 40. This is the case with every second class. Go to Prontera, then head to the Culvert Registration building in the Northwest part of town. Talk to the Knight there, and he will let you become a Knight for 2500 zeny. You can also rent PecoPecos here for a small fee - talk to the man outside for those. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Becoming a Crusader ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To become a Crusader, you need to be Job 40. Then go to Prontera Castle. Go up 3 screens to the Throne Room, and make a left. Go up the stairs, and talk to the NPC there to get on your way. First, if you have a Hand of God and Chivalry Emblem, you can skip the quest and just go straight to being a Crusader. For most though, you'll need to do a quest. That requires you gathering up some items. There are 3 sets for this quest. You will be randomly assigned one. Set 1 : 10 Horrendous Mouths, 10 Rotten Bandages, 10 Lanterns, 10 Jakk o Pumpkins Set 2 : 10 Skel Bones, 10 Manacles, 10 Orc Nails, 10 Short Deanggies Set 3 : 10 Decayed Nails, 10 Rotten Scales, 10 Worn-out Prison Uniform, 10 Daenggies After that, go back to the front of the castle and make a right. Talk to the NPC there. You must have a Rosary with you, which you can buy at the Prontera church. He will teleport you into a corridor of monsters. Just endure and run through them. Attacking them will cause you to fail. For the next part, go to the Prontera Church and talk to the NPC next to the altar. He'll give you a quiz, but none of the questions are too hard. Return to the castle and make your way to the first NPC. 1 room away from him, you will find the 4th NPC. You will be teleported to a room with some monsters. None are overly difficult, but it would be nice to have some pots just in case. Finally, go back to the first NPC and become a Crusader. Whew. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stat Point Builds ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VIT/STR Swordie________________________________________________________________ This Swordsman is designed mostly to fight in aggressive areas. They have very high HP, and can regenerate it quick. However, they are very boring, as you'll hack, slash, rest, rinse, repeat, for the rest of your RO career. The preffered build if you like dungeons. Start with 9 STR, 9 AGI, 5 VIT, 1 INT, 5 DEX, and 1 LUK. Then build stats as follows: 10 STR 15 VIT 10 DEX 30 VIT 20 STR 20 DEX 40 VIT 40 STR 50 VIT 30 DEX 50 STR 60 VIT 60 STR 70 VIT 80 STR 80 VIT 99 STR Rest in VIT Crusaders might want to throw in a little INT AGI/STR Swordie________________________________________________________________ This Swordsman prefers to stay out of mobs. He attacks quickly, and uses less potions at first, but later when your forced to level in aggressive areas you will have a harder time. Start with 9 STR, 9 AGI, 1 VIT, 1 INT, 9 DEX, and 1 LUK. Then build stats as follows: 10 STR 10 DEX 20 AGI 20 STR 30 AGI 20 DEX 40 AGI 30 STR 50 AGI 40 STR 30 DEX 50 AGI 50 STR 60 AGI 60 STR 70 AGI 70 STR 80 AGI 99 STR Rest in AGI Crusaders might want to throw in a little INT Hybrid Swordie_________________________________________________________________ Those that use this type claim they are the best, and I agree with them. These types of Swordies are useful both in and out of aggressive areas. Also, since the stats are split along 2 defensive types, you are going to be the ultimate tank. If anything does hit you, it won't hurt all that much either. My recommended build. Still try to stay clear of mobs. Start with 9 STR, 9 AGI, 5 VIT, 1 INT, 5 DEX, 1 LUK. Then build stats as follows: 10 STR 10 DEX 30 VIT 30 AGI 20 STR 40 VIT 30 DEX 40 AGI 30 STR 50 VIT 50 AGI 50 STR 70 VIT 60 AGI 60 STR 70 AGI 80 STR 80 AGI 90 STR Rest in AGI Crusaders might want to throw in a little INT GC Crusader____________________________________________________________________ This type of Swordsman/Crusader uses Grand Cross as his main attack. It's hard to level as a Swordsman, but it can pay off as a Crusader. Start with 9 STR, 5 VIT, 1 INT, 9 DEX, and 1 LUK. 10 STR 10 DEX 30 VIT 20 DEX 30 VIT 30 STR 40 VIT 40 STR 30 DEX 40 INT 50 VIT 80 INT 60 VIT 90 INT 80 VIT 99 INT 40 DEX Rest in VIT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fixed (Job Bonus) Stats ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Swordsman______________________________________________________________________ At Job Level 50: STR +7, AGI +2, VIT +4, INT +0, DEX +3, LUK +3 Job Level 2 : +1 STR Job Level 6 : +1 VIT Job Level 10: +1 DEX Job Level 14: +1 STR Job Level 18: +1 VIT Job Level 22: +1 DEX Job Level 26: +1 LUK Job Level 30: +1 AGI Job Level 33: +1 STR Job Level 36: +1 DEX Job Level 40: +1 STR Job Level 42: +1 VIT Job Level 44: +1 LUK Job Level 46: +1 AGI Job Level 47: +1 STR Job Level 49: +1 STR Job Level 50: +1 STR Knight_________________________________________________________________________ At Job Level 50: STR +8, AGI +2, VIT +10, INT +0, DEX +6, LUK +4 Job Level 1 : +1 VIT Job Level 3 : +1 VIT Job Level 4 : +1 STR Job Level 5 : +1 LUK Job Level 8 : +1 VIT Job Level 10: +1 STR Job Level 11: +1 DEX Job Level 12: +1 VIT Job Level 13: +1 AGI Job Level 15: +1 STR Job Level 17: +1 VIT Job Level 18: +1 VIT Job Level 19: +1 DEX Job Level 20: +1 LUK Job Level 21: +1 STR Job Level 23: +1 VIT Job Level 27: +1 STR Job Level 28: +1 LUK Job Level 29: +1 VIT Job Level 31: +1 DEX Job Level 33: +1 STR Job Level 36: +1 VIT Job Level 37: +1 LUK Job Level 38: +1 AGI Job Level 40: +1 DEX Job Level 43: +1 VIT Job Level 46: +1 STR Job Level 47: +1 STR Job Level 48: +1 DEX Job Level 49: +1 DEX Crusader_______________________________________________________________________ At Job 50: STR +7, AGI +2, VIT +7, INT +5, DEX +3, LUK +5 Job Level 1 : +1 LUK Job Level 2 : +1 LUK Job Level 3 : +1 LUK Job Level 4 : +1 LUK Job Level 5 : +1 LUK Job Level 7 : +1 STR Job Level 9 : +1 INT Job Level 11: +1 STR Job Level 12: +1 VIT Job Level 14: +1 DEX Job Level 15: +1 VIT Job Level 17: +1 STR Job Level 20: +1 INT Job Level 21: +1 INT Job Level 22: +1 VIT Job Level 23: +1 STR Job Level 25: +1 STR Job Level 28: +1 DEX Job Level 30: +1 AGI Job Level 32: +1 STR Job Level 34: +1 DEX Job Level 36: +1 AGI Job Level 38: +1 INT Job Level 38: +1 AGI Job Level 40: +1 VIT Job Level 41: +1 VIT Job Level 44: +1 INT Job Level 46: +1 VIT Job Level 48: +1 STR Job Level 50: +1 VIT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Swordsman Skills ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One-Handed Sword Mastery_______________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: None Active or Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : ATK +4 Level 2 : ATK +8 Level 3 : ATK +12 Level 4 : ATK +16 Level 5 : ATK +20 Level 6 : ATK +24 Level 7 : ATK +28 Level 8 : ATK +32 Level 9 : ATK +36 Level 10: ATK +40 Comments: Essential for any 1-handed Swordsman. That's about it. Two-Handed Sword Mastery_______________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 1 One-Handed Sword Mastery Active or Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : ATK +4 Level 2 : ATK +8 Level 3 : ATK +12 Level 4 : ATK +16 Level 5 : ATK +20 Level 6 : ATK +24 Level 7 : ATK +28 Level 8 : ATK +32 Level 9 : ATK +36 Level 10: ATK +40 Comments: If your going to use a Two-Handed Sword, you'll want to invest in this. Fast HP Recovery_______________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: None Active or Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : 5 + (Max HP*0.2%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 10% from healing items Level 2 : 10 + (Max HP*0.4%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 20% from healing items Level 3 : 15 + (Max HP*0.6%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 30% from healing items Level 4 : 20 + (Max HP*0.8%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 40% from healing items Level 5 : 25 + (Max HP*0.10%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 50% from healing items Level 6 : 30 + (Max HP*0.12%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 60% from healing items Level 7 : 35 + (Max HP*0.14%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 70% from healing items Level 8 : 40 + (Max HP*0.16%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 80% from healing items Level 9 : 45 + (Max HP*0.18%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 90% from healing items Level 10: 50 + (Max HP*0.20%) HP every 10 seconds, extra 100% from healing items Comments: This is a fantastic skill, since it really reduces your reliance on potions. Also note, you get the HP bonus only while standing still or sitting. Bash___________________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: None Active or Passive?: Active SP Use: 8 SP up until level 5, 15 SP from 6 up Level 1 : 130% Damage, +5 HIT Level 2 : 160% Damage, +10 HIT Level 3 : 190% Damage, +15 HIT Level 4 : 220% Damage, +20 HIT Level 5 : 250% Damage, +25 HIT Level 6 : 280% Damage, +30 HIT Level 7 : 310% Damage, +35 HIT Level 8 : 340% Damage, +40 HIT Level 9 : 370% Damage, +45 HIT Level 10: 400% Damage, +50 HIT Comments: A very very good skill, you should lead off every attack with this skill if you have the SP. Leave it at level 5 though, until you get a higher max SP. Magnum Break___________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 5 Bash Active or Passive?: Active SP Use: 15 SP Level 1 : 20 Hp used, 115% Damage Level 2 : 20 Hp used, 130% Damage Level 3 : 19 Hp used, 145% Damage Level 4 : 19 Hp used, 160% Damage Level 5 : 18 Hp used, 175% Damage Level 6 : 18 Hp used, 190% Damage Level 7 : 17 Hp used, 205% Damage Level 8 : 17 Hp used, 220% Damage Level 9 : 16 Hp used, 235% Damage Level 10: 16 Hp used, 250% Damage Note: Thanks to JBKMDX and his Swordsman FAQ for the damage boost on Magnum Break Comments: Magnum Break has the fire attribute, so against some enemies it will hurt more, while others less. It also has the ability to push enemies back, so is handy when you are getting mobbed. Provoke________________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: None Active or Passive?: Active SP Use: Varying SP Use Level 1 : ATK +2%, DEF -6%, 4 SP used, 53% chance of success Level 2 : ATK +4%, DEF -12%, 5 SP used, 56% chance of success Level 3 : ATK +6%, DEF -18%, 6 SP used, 59% chance of success Level 4 : ATK +8%, DEF -24%, 7 SP used, 62% chance of success Level 5 : ATK +10%, DEF -30%, 8 SP used, 65% chance of success Level 6 : ATK +12%, DEF -36%, 9 SP used, 68% chance of success Level 7 : ATK +14%, DEF -42%, 10 SP used, 71% chance of success Level 8 : ATK +16%, DEF -48%, 11 SP used, 74% chance of success Level 9 : ATK +18%, DEF -54%, 12 SP used, 77% chance of success Level 10: ATK +20%, DEF -60%, 13 SP used, 80% chance of success Comments: Not very useful. Though it does reduce the defense of an enemy a good amount at higher levels, and works on percentages, it also increases attack. This SP is better used in Bash or Magnum Break. Endure_________________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 5 Provoke Active or Passive?: Active SP Use: 15 SP Level 1 : 10 Seconds Level 2 : 13 Seconds Level 3 : 16 Seconds Level 4 : 19 Seconds Level 5 : 22 Seconds Level 6 : 25 Seconds Level 7 : 28 Seconds Level 8 : 31 Seconds Level 9 : 34 Seconds Level 10: 37 Seconds Comments: A somewhat useful skill, it prevents you from flinching when hit. It can be nice for fast hitting enemies, but it's high pre-requisite and much better make it skills make it worth waiting for. Auto Berserk___________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Job Level 30 Active or Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : Uses Level 10 Provoke on self when HP is 25% or less Instructions: Acquire 35 Powder of Butterfly, 10 Honey, 10 Horrendous Mouths, and 10 Decayed Nails Comments: Lowers your defense, which is something that can be very fatal when your HP is so low. It does raise your ATK a teeny bit, but overall, I don't like it. I say skip it, as its more of a burden than a blessing. Fatal Blow_____________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Job Level 30 Active or Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : Adds Stun Effect to Bash. Level 6 has a 6% to stun, Level 7 12%, Level 8 18%, Level 9 24%, and Level 10 30% Instructions: First get 10 Fire Arrows, 10 Silver Arrows, 10 Banana Juice, 30 Tentacles, and 5 Royal Jelly. Then go into one of the side rooms at the Prontera Upgrade NPC and talk to the NPC there. Comments: A nice skill to have, as pretty much any Swordie or higher class uses Bash, and Bash 10. A 30% chance to stun is pretty nice. Royal Jellies can be hard to get though. Walking HP Recovery____________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Job Level 35 Active or Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : Recover HP while moving, though only at 25% of your standing rate Instructions: This one is a pain. You need a whopping 500 Empty Bottles, 1 Padded Armor, and a Rocker Doll. Go to Izlude, and enter a building in the northeast. Talk to the NPC there to get it. Comments: It is a pretty nifty skill, as it will reduce your reliance on potions and whatnot by a small amount. Its a real pain in the ass to get though, so you may wanna get it much later. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Knight Skills ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spear Mastery__________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: None Active of Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : ATK +4 (+5 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 2 : ATK +8 (+10 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 3 : ATK +12 (+15 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 4 : ATK +16 (+20 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 5 : ATK +20 (+25 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 6 : ATK +24 (+30 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 7 : ATK +28 (+35 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 8 : ATK +32 (+40 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 9 : ATK +36 (+45 When Riding PecoPeco) Level 10: ATK +40 (+50 When Riding PecoPeco) Note: Only works with Spears Comments: Well... if you wanna use a Spear, this is a good skill to get. Otherwise, skip it. Pierce_________________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 1 Spear Mastery Active of Passive?: Active SP Use: 7 Level 1 : 110% Damage, +5 HIT Level 2 : 120% Damage, +10 HIT Level 3 : 130% Damage, +15 HIT Level 4 : 140% Damage, +20 HIT Level 5 : 150% Damage, +25 HIT Level 6 : 160% Damage, +30 HIT Level 7 : 170% Damage, +35 HIT Level 8 : 180% Damage, +40 HIT Level 9 : 190% Damage, +45 HIT Level 10: 200% Damage, +50 HIT Note: This will hit Small monsters once, Medium twice, and Large 3 times Note 2: Only works with Spears Comments: Not all that useful. Bash is better for small monsters. This is slightly better for Mediums because of the lower SP cost. It is better for large monsters however. Still, since there aren't that many large monsters, you can skip this entirely or make it one of your last skills. Spear Stab_____________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 5 Pierce Active of Passive?: Active SP Use: 9 Level 1 : 120% Damage Level 2 : 140% Damage Level 3 : 160% Damage Level 4 : 180% Damage Level 5 : 200% Damage Level 6 : 220% Damage Level 7 : 240% Damage Level 8 : 260% Damage Level 9 : 280% Damage Level 10: 300% Damage Note: Only works with Spears Comments: This skill will impale the enemy, and push him back (like Magnum Break) Its low damage doesn't make it that useful though, you're better off with Bash unless you want to make an escape. Brandish Spear_________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 3 Spear Stab, Level 1 Riding Active of Passive?: Active SP Use: 12 Level 1 : 120% Damage, 1 Spread Range Level 2 : 140% Damage, 1 Spread Range Level 3 : 160% Damage, 1 Spread Range Level 4 : 180% Damage, 2 Spread Range Level 5 : 200% Damage, 2 Spread Range Level 6 : 220% Damage, 2 Spread Range Level 7 : 240% Damage, 3 Spread Range Level 8 : 260% Damage, 3 Spread Range Level 9 : 280% Damage, 3 Spread Range Level 10: 300% Damage, 4 Spread Range Note: Only works with Spears Comments: A very interesting skill, you swing your spear instead of stabbing. It has a very wide arc of attack at higher levels, not to mention a decent damage boost. It might not be bad in high spawn rate aggressive areas (like Geffen 1, for example), but virtually useless on passive monsters. You're better off with Bowling Bash if you have it, though if you don't, it's nice mob control. Spear Boomerang________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 3 Pierce Active of Passive?: Active SP Use: 8 Level 1 : 150% Damage, 3 square range Level 2 : 200% Damage, 5 square range Level 3 : 250% Damage, 7 square range Level 4 : 300% Damage, 9 square range Level 5 : 350% Damage, 11 Square range Note: Only works with Spears Comments: Only having 5 levels is a big plus. Throw your spear and have it return to you, damaging all along the way. A great skill to have. Two-Hand Quicken_______________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 1 2-handed Sword Mastery Active of Passive?: Active SP Use: Varying SP Use Level 1 : 30 Second Duration, 14 SP used Level 2 : 60 Second Duration, 18 SP used Level 3 : 90 Second Duration, 26 SP used Level 4 : 120 Second Duration, 28 SP used Level 5 : 150 Second Duration, 30 SP used Level 6 : 180 Second Duration, 34 SP used Level 7 : 210 Second Duration, 38 SP used Level 8 : 240 Second Duration, 42 SP used Level 9 : 270 Second Duration, 46 SP used Level 10: 300 Second Duration, 50 SP used Note: Only works with 2-handed Swords Comments: Pretty much exactly like the Blacksmith's Adrenaline Rush, this skill doubles your attack speed for a fixed period of time. A must have for any 2-handed Sword Knight. Auto-Counter___________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 5 2-handed Sword Mastery Active of Passive?: Active SP Use: 2 SP per counter Level 1 : 0.4 Second Duration Level 2 : 0.8 Second Duration Level 3 : 1.2 Second Duration Level 4 : 1.6 Second Duration Level 5 : 2.0 Second Duration Comments: Only having 5 levels is a big plus. When used, any enemy that hits you during its duration will immediatly be countered by a hit, and you will take no damage. With a low SP cost, this is a great skill, and should be maxed like 2-hand quicken. Bowling Bash___________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 5 2-handed Sword Mastery, Level 10 2-hand Quicken, Level 5 Auto-counter, Level 10 Bash, Level 3 Magnum Break Active of Passive?: Active SP Use: 15 Level 1 : 150% Damage Level 2 : 200% Damage Level 3 : 250% Damage Level 4 : 300% Damage Level 5 : 350% Damage Level 6 : 400% Damage Level 7 : 450% Damage Level 8 : 500% Damage Level 9 : 550% Damage Level 10: 600% Damage Comments: The way this thing works is by first hitting an enemy with a Bash- like attack, which knocks away the enemy, followed up by a Magnum Break-like one to throw away all the other enemies. Very high damage, you'll want to get this one. Riding_________________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 1 Endure Active of Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : Allows you to ride a PecoPeco Comments: Having a PecoPeco is kind of nice for getting you somewhere fast, but unless you also increase Cavalier mastery it actually makes you weaker. Rent a PecoPeco from a NPC right outside of the Culvert Registration building, where you became a Knight. Note: Contrary to popular belief, this does NOT let you do 100% damage to mediums with 2 handed swords. That works ONLY for spears, yet another reason to leave the birds to the lancers. Cavalier Mastery_______________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: Level 1 Riding Active of Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : 60% Attack Speed Level 2 : 70% Attack Speed Level 3 : 80% Attack Speed Level 4 : 90% Attack Speed Level 5 : 100% Attack Speed Comments: Essential if you want a PecoPeco, otherwise your weaker than with one. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Crusader Skills ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Faith__________________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: None Active or Passive?: Passive SP Use: None Level 1 : +200 HP, +5% Resistance to Holy Level 2 : +400 HP, +10% Resistance to Holy Level 3 : +600 HP, +15% Resistance to Holy Level 4 : +800 HP, +20% Resistance to Holy Level 5 : +1000 HP, +25% Resistance to Holy Level 6 : +1200 HP, +30% Resistance to Holy Level 7 : +1400 HP, +35% Resistance to Holy Level 8 : +1600 HP, +40% Resistance to Holy Level 9 : +1800 HP, +45% Resistance to Holy Level 10: +2000 HP, +50% Resistance to Holy Comments: A great skill. For one, you get a MASSIVE HP boost. You also resist Holy better, which is a great bonus for Grand Cross Saders. Cure___________________________________________________________________________ Pre-requisites: None Active or Passive?: Active SP Use: 15 Level 1 : Cures Silence, C
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