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As expected of any great Magicians, Blaze Wizards posses powerful magic. They can call on Ignis, the spirit of Fire, to fight with them. They can also merge with Ignis to release massive fire magic. Those who always strive to better themselves and are wary of self and enemy can become a Blaze Wizard.

Table of Contents


-Intro

-Creating a Cygnus Knight

-Ability Points

-Noblesse

-Intro of the Blaze Wizard
----Skills
----Job Advancement
----Build
----Level of Skills

-Blaze Wizard
----Skills
----Job Advancement
----Build A - Slow
----Build B - Fire Arrow
--------Semi-Build - Meditation before Teleport
----Build C - Party Quests
----Level of Skills

-Advanced Blaze Magic
----Skills
----Job Advancement
----Build A - Flame Gear
----Build B - Fire Strike
----Build C - Hybrid
----Level of Skills
----Obtaining Ifrit
----Obtaining Meteor Shower

-Training Spots - That no one likes to look at..
----Spots for Beginning Blaze Wizard
----Spots for a Blaze Wizard
------Blaze Wizard Training Spots: 30-50
------Blaze Wizard Training Spots: 50-70
--------Spots for a Blaze Wizard: Party Quests
----Spots for an Advanced Blaze Wizard
------Advanced Blaze Wizard Training Spots: 70-90
------Advanced Blaze Wizard Training Spots: 90-110
------Advanced Blaze Wizard Training Spots: 110-120
--------Spots for an Advanced Blaze Wizard: Party Quest
----Spots for an Advanced Blaze Wizard following the Flame Gear path
----Spots for an Advanced Blaze Wizard following the Fire Strike path

-Training Spots - Guide

-FAQ
----Question 1: Ifrit and Meteor Shower requiring Skill/Mastery books?
----Question 2: Why would you want Slow, and not Fire Arrow?
----Question 3: Can you raise Ifrit's and Meteor Shower's Max level to 30?
----Question 4: Can Blaze Wizards have more skills?
----Question 5: New Leaf City's Glove Attack Scroll Quest.
----Question 6: Meteor Shower earlier?

-Updates

-Credits

Intro


Hello everyone it's me Papulatus! This is my first guide, and it's about, yep you guessed right, Blaze Wizards! It will gives you information on Skill Builds, where to train, how to make your job advancement, and about their skills.

Creating a Cygnus Knight


• Log into you account.
• Click on the world you play in, then select your channel.
• Click on "create a character" and choose Cygnus Knights.
• Decide on your Knight character's name and features, then click on "OK."
• Now you are a Cygnus Knight who will defend Maple World!

Ability Points


• If you want to be LUKless then just add all of your AP into INT.
• If your going to be RegularLUK then just keep LUK at your level +3.
Noblesse


• Make sure to max Three Snails.

Intro of the Blaze Wizard



Improving Max MP Increase: This skill boosts up the amount of increase on MaxMP after each Level UP, or AP used on MaxMP.

Magic Guard: Temporarily replaces damage with MP instead of HP. If MP reaches 0, the HP takes a full hit.

Magic Claw: Use MP to attack an enemy twice. Has the element of Fire.

Magic Armor: Temporarily boosts the weapon defense by blowing magic into the armor.

Flame/Ignis: Summons the Guardian Fairy to attack monsters nearby.


1st Job Advancement: Ok, first things first! Let's get our job advancement! This is pretty simple :P. Once you reach level 10, go talk to Ninehearts on Ereve. After talking to him talk to any of the 5 Knights Commanders (in this case you should talk to 'Oz' to become a Blaze Wizard.) That's it, and now onto the build!


Level 10: 1 Improving Max MP Increase (1) DO NOT ADD THE POINT INTO MAGIC CLAW. WITH THREE SNAILS YOU WILL BLOW THROUGH THESE FIRST COUPLE LEVELS.
Level 11: 3 Improving Max MP Increase (4)
Level 12: 3 Improving Max MP Increase (7)
Level 13: 3 Improving Max MP Increase (Maxed)
Level 14: 2 Magic Claw (2), 1 Flame (1)
Level 15: 3 Magic Claw (5)
Level 16: 3 Magic Claw (8)
Level 17: 3 Magic Claw (11)
Level 18: 3 Magic Claw (14)
Level 19: 3 Magic Claw (17)
Level 20: 3 Magic Claw (Maxed)
Level 21: 3 Magic Guard (3)
Level 22: 3 Magic Guard (6)
Level 23: 3 Magic Guard (9)
Level 24: 1 Magic Guard (Maxed), 2 Flame (3)
Level 25: 3 Flame (6)
Level 26: 3 Flame (9)
Level 27: 3 Flame (12)
Level 28: 3 Flame (15)[
Level 29: 3 Flame (18)
Level 30: 2 Flame (Maxed), 1 Magic Armor


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Blaze Wizard



Fire Pillar: Inflicts fire damage on nearby monster. It can be applied to attack up to 6 monsters. Animation.

Fire Arrow: A Fire Arrow is generated using magic and is shot at an enemy. It is especially effective on enemies with ice attribute. Animation

Elemental Reset: Make all Elemental Attack to Non-elemental Attack for a given duration. Animation.

Spell Booster: Uses up a significant amount of HP and MP to increase the attacking speed for spells.

Meditation: Meditate for a bit to temporarily boost up the magic attack of party members around the area.

Slow: Temporarily slows down the opponents around you. Can't use it on them twice at once, and affects only 6 enemies per attack.

Teleport: Use the arrow keys to teleport to other places in the same map on a set distance. The higher the skill level, the less MP you spend.


2nd Job Advancement: Now lets get our 2nd Job Advancement! It's the same as any other 2nd Job Advancements. First, after you level up to 30 a light bulb will appear over you head. It will be Ninehearts; tak to him, and then go to Ereve. Once there talk to him, and then to your Knight Commander. After talking to her go all the way to the right (at the other end of Ereve.) At the last there should be 4 floors with arrows on the side. Go up to the second floor, and enter the room. In there kill the enemies and collect 30 'Proof of Tests.' When your done go back and talk to your Knight Commander. There you go your done. Congratulations your done, and now on to the build.


Build A:

Level 30: 1 Fire Pillar (1) or 1 Teleport (1)
Level 31: 2 Fire Pillar (3), 1 Teleport (1) or 3 Fire Pillar (3)
Level 32: 3 Fire Pillar (6)
Level 33: 3 Fire Pillar (9)
Level 34: 3 Fire Pillar (12)
Level 35: 3 Fire Pillar (15)
Level 36: 3 Fire Pillar (18)
Level 37: 2 Fire Pillar (Maxed), 1 Magic Booster
Level 38: 3 Magic Booster (4)
Level 39: 3 Magic Booster (7)
Level 40: 3 Magic Booster (10)
Level 41: 1 Magic Booster (11), 2 Teleport (3)
Level 42: 3 Teleport (6)
Level 43: 3 Teleport (9)
Level 44: 3 Teleport (12)
Level 45: 3 Teleport (15)
Level 46: 3 Teleport (18)
Level 47: 2 Teleport (Maxed), 1 Meditation (1)
Level 48: 3 Meditation (4)
Level 49: 3 Meditation (7)
Level 50: 3 Meditation (10)
Level 51: 3 Meditation (13)
Level 52: 3 Meditation (16)
Level 53: 3 Meditation (19)
Level 54: 1 Meditation (Maxed), 2 Elemental Reset (2)
Level 55: 3 Elemental Reset (5)
Level 56: 3 Elemental Reset (8)
Level 57: 3 Elemental Reset (11)
Level 58: 3 Elemental Reset (14)
Level 59: 3 Elemental Reset (17)
Level 60: 3 Elemental Reset (Maxed)
Level 61: 3 Magic Booster (14)
Level 62: 3 Magic Booster (17)
Level 63: 3 Magic Booster (Maxed)
Level 64: 3 Slow (3)
Level 65: 3 Slow (6)
Level 66: 3 Slow (9)
Level 67: 3 Slow (12)
Level 68: 3 Slow (15)
Level 69: 3 Slow (18)
Level 70: 2 Slow (Maxed), 1 Fire Arrow (1)


Build B:

Level 30: 1 Fire Pillar (1) or 1 Teleport (1)
Level 31: 2 Fire Pillar (3), 1 Teleport (1) or 3 Fire Pillar (3)
Level 32: 3 Fire Pillar (6)
Level 33: 3 Fire Pillar (9)
Level 34: 3 Fire Pillar (12)
Level 35: 3 Fire Pillar
Level 36: 3 Fire Pillar (18)
Level 37: 2 Fire Pillar (Maxed), 1 Magic Booster (1)
Level 38: 3 Magic Booster (4)
Level 39: 3 Magic Booster (7)
Level 40: 3 Magic Booster (10)
Level 41: 1 Magic Booster (11), 2 Teleport (2)
Level 42: 3 Teleport (6)
Level 43: 3 Teleport (9)
Level 44: 3 Teleport (12)
Level 45: 3 Teleport (15)
Level 46: 3 Teleport (18)
Level 47: 2 Teleport (Maxed), 1 Meditation (1)
Level 48: 3 Meditation (4)
Level 49: 3 Meditation (7)
Level 50: 3 Meditation (10)
Level 51: 3 Meditation (13)
Level 52: 3 Meditation (16)
Level 53: 3 Meditation (19)
Level 54: 1 Meditation (Maxed), 2 Elemental Reset (2)
Level 55: 3 Elemental Reset (5)
Level 56: 3 Elemental Reset (8)
Level 57: 3 Elemental Reset (11)
Level 58: 3 Elemental Reset (14)
Level 59: 3 Elemental Reset (17)
Level 60: 3 Elemental Reset (Maxed)
Level 61: 3 Magic Booster (14)
Level 62: 3 Magic Booster (17)
Level 63: 3 Magic Booster (Maxed)
Level 64: 3 Fire Arrow (3)
Level 65: 3 Fire Arrow (6)
Level 66: 3 Fire Arrow (9)
Level 67: 3 Fire Arrow (12)
Level 68: 3 Fire Arrow (15)
Level 69: 3 Fire Arrow (18)
Level 70: 2 Fire Arrow (Maxed), 1 Slow (1)


Semi-Build - Meditation before Teleport

Level 41: 1 Magic Booster (11), 2 Meditation (2)
Level 42: 3 Meditation (5)
Level 43: 3 Meditation (8)
Level 44: 3 Meditation (11)
Level 45: 3 Meditation (14)
Level 46: 3 Meditation (17)
Level 47: 3 Meditation (Maxed)
Level 48: 3 Teleport (4)
Level 49: 3 Teleport (7)
Level 50: 3 Teleport (10)
Level 51: 3 Teleport (13)
Level 52: 3 Teleport (16)
Level 53: 3 Teleport (19)
Level 54: 1 Teleport (Maxed), 2 Elemental Reset (2)


Build C: Party Quests

Level 30: 1 Fire Pillar (1)
Level 31: 2 Fire Pillar (3), 1 Teleport (1)
Level 32-36: 3 Fire Pillar (18)
Level 37: 2 Fire Pillar (Maxed), 1 Magic Booster (1)
Level 38-40: 3 Magic Booster (10)
Level 41: 1 Magic Booster (11), 2 Elemental Reset (2)
Level 42-47: 3 Elemental Reset (Maxed)
Level 48-50: 3 Meditation (9)
Level 51-53: 3 Meditation (18)
Level 54: 2 Mediation (Maxed), 1 Teleport (1)
Level 55-60: 3 Teleport (Maxed)
Level 61-63: 3 Booster (Maxed)
Level 64-69: 3 Slow (18)
Level 70: 2 Slow (Maxed), 1 Fire Arrow (1)

• For this build you can switch Teleport and Meditation around if you want.


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: 1 or Maxed (Depending on which build)
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: Maxed
: 1 or Maxed (Depending on which build)

Advanced Blaze Magic



Flame Gear: Temporarily creates a wall of fire near the character for a given duration. The monsters inside the wall continuously receive damage. Just like a Fire/Poison Mage's Poison Mist except it has a different look, and burns the enemy instead of poisoning them. Animation!

Fire Strike: Throw huge fireball to attack up to 6 monsters. Animation.

Meteor Shower: Summons the meteors from space to this land, showering up to 15 monsters at one time with meteors. Incurs tremendous fire-based damages to the attacked. Animation.

Ifrit: Temporarily summons Ifrit, who is fire-based. Attacks up to 3 monsters.

Seal: Seals up the enemies around you for a certain amount of time. Once sealed up, the monsters can't use attacking skills, but the skill does not work on boss monsters.

Elemental Resistance: Gains a higher tolerance for all Elemental Attacks (Ice, Lightning, Fire, Poison) from the enemy.

Element Amplification: Increase all Magic Attacks by using more MP.


3rd Job Advancement: After getting to level 70 (congratulations) the light bulb will, again, appear over your head. It will be Neinhearts; it seems that a member of the Black Wing (the Magical Transformer) has transformed into a Knight Commander, and has stolen a certain treasure! First go over to Neinhearts and get a Search Warrant from him. It will cost 1 Dark Crystal, and expires in 24 hours. Now let's get searching; look in all of the portals through out the Training Forest and you'll find him. He will look like your Knight Commander and will only be saying "..." When you do find him, talk to him and he will fight you. Defeat him, and collect the treasure he drops. Go back to your Knight Commander and you'll be done with the quest! You'll get 1 Skill Points, and a 3rd Job Book.


Build A: Flame Gear

Level 70: 1 Flame Gear (1)
Level 71: 3 Flame Gear (4)
Level 72: 3 Flame Gear (7)
Level 73: 3 Flame Gear (10)
Level 74: 3 Flame Gear (13)
Level 75: 3 Flame Gear (16)
Level 76: 3 Flame Gear (19)
Level 77: 3 Flame Gear (22)
Level 78: 3 Flame Gear (25)
Level 79: 3 Flame Gear (28)
Level 80: 2 Flame Gear (Maxed), 1 Fire Strike (1)
Level 81: 3 Elemental Amplification (3)
Level 82: 3 Seal (3)
Level 83: 3 Seal (6)
Level 84: 3 Seal (9)
Level 85: 3 Seal (12)
Level 86: 3 Seal (15)
Level 87: 3 Seal (18)
Level 88: 2 Seal (Maxed), 1 Fire Strike (2)
Level 89: 3 Fire Strike (5)
Level 90: 3 Fire Strike (8)
Level 91: 2 Fire Strike (10), 1 Elemental Resistance (1)
Level 92: 3 Elemental Amplification (6)
Level 93: 3 Elemental Amplification (9)
Level 94: 2 Elemental Amplification (11), Save 1 Point (1)
Level 95: Save 3 Points (4)
Level 96: Save 3 Points (7)
Level 97: Save 3 Points (10)
Level 98: Save 3 Points (13)
Level 99: Save 3 Points (16)
Level 100: 19 Ifrit (19)
Level 101: 1 Ifrit (Maxed), 2 Elemental Amplification (13)
Level 102: 3 Elemental Amplification (16)
Level 103: 3 Elemental Amplification (19)
Level 104: Save 3 Points (3)
Level 105: Save 3 Points (6)
Level 106: Save 3 Points (9)
Level 107: Save 3 Points (12)
Level 108: Save 3 Points (15)
Level 109: Save 3 Points (18)
Level 110: 20 Meteor Shower(Maxed), 1 Elemental Amplification (Maxed)
Level 111: 3 Fire Strike (13)
Level 112: 3 Fire Strike (16)
Level 113: 3 Fire Strike (19)
Level 114: 3 Fire Strike (22)
Level 115: 3 Fire Strike (25)
Level 116: 3 Fire Strike (28)
Level 117: 2 Fire Strike (Maxed), 1 Elemental Resistance (2)
Level 118: 3 Elemental Resistance (5)
Level 119: 3 Elemental Resistance (8)
Level 120: 3 Elemental Resistance (11)

• Instead of putting points into you could always save points (like in Build C - Hybrid) and then max it when you get (so you don't have to worry about using double the MP when using attacking skills.)


Build B: Fire Strike

Level 70: 1 Fire Strike (1)
Level 71: 3 Fire Strike (4)
Level 72: 3 Fire Strike (7)
Level 73: 3 Fire Strike (10)
Level 74: 3 Fire Strike (13)
Level 75: 3 Fire Strike (16)
Level 76: 3 Fire Strike (19)
Level 77: 2 Fire Strike (21), 1 Flame Gear (1)
Level 78: 3 Flame Gear (4)
Level 79: 3 Flame Gear (7)
Level 80: 3 Flame Gear (10
Level 81: 3 Flame Gear (13)
Level 82: 3 Flame Gear (16)
Level 83: 3 Flame Gear (19)
Level 84: 3 Flame Gear (22)
Level 85: 3 Flame Gear (25)
Level 86: 3 Flame Gear (28)
Level 87: 2 Flame Gear (Maxed), 1 Fire Strike (22)
Level 88: 3 Fire Strike (25)
Level 89: 3 Fire Strike (28)
Level 90: 2 Fire Strike (Maxed), 1 Element Amplication (1)
Level 91: 3 Elemental Amplification (4)
Level 92: 3 Elemental Amplification (7)
Level 93: 3 Elemental Amplification (10)
Level 94: Save 3 Points (3)
Level 95: Save 3 Points (6)
Level 96: Save 3 Points (9)
Level 97: Save 3 Points (12)
Level 98: Save 3 Points (15)
Level 99; Save 3 Points (18)
Level 100: 20 Ifrit (Maxed),1 Elemental Amplification (11)
Level 101: 3 Elemental Amplification (14)
Level 102: 3 Elemental Amplification (17)
Level 103: 3 Elemental Amplification (20)
Level 104: Save 3 Points (3)
Level 105: Save 3 Points (6)
Level 106: Save 3 Points (9)
Level 107: Save 3 Points (12)
Level 108: Save 3 Points (15)
Level 109: Save 3 Points (18)
Level 110: 20 Meteor Shower (Maxed)

• Instead of putting points into you could always save points (like in Build C - Hybrid) and then max it when you get (so you don't have to worry about using double the MP when using attacking skills.)

• Will update rest later.


Build C: Hybrid
Level 70: 1 Flame Gear (1)
Level 71: 3 Flame Gear (4)
Level 72: 3 Flame Gear (7)
Level 73: 3 Flame Gear (10)
Level 74: 3 Flame Gear (13)
Level 75: 3 Flame Gear (16)
Level 76: 3 Flame Gear (19)
Level 77: 3 Flame Gear (22)
Level 78: 3 Flame Gear (25)
Level 79: 3 Flame Gear (28)
Level 80: 2 Flame Gear (Maxed), 1 Fire Strike (1)
Level 81: 3 Fire Strike (4)
Level 82: 3 Fire Strike (7)
Level 83: 3 Fire Strike (10)
Level 84: 3 Fire Strike (13)
Level 85: 3 Fire Strike (16)
Level 86: 3 Fire Strike (19)
Level 87: 3 Fire Strike (22)
Level 88: 3 Fire Strike (25)
Level 89: 3 Fire Strike (28)
Level 90: 2 Fire Strike (Maxed), 1 Element Amplification (1)
Level 91: 2 Element Amplification (3), 1 Elemental Resistance (1)
Level 92: 3 Seal (3)
Level 93: 3 Seal (6)
Level 94: 3 Seal (9)
Level 95: 3 Seal (12)
Level 96: 3 Seal (15)
Level 97: 3 Seal (18)
Level 98: 2 Seal (Maxed), Save 1 Point (1)
Level 99: Save 3 Points (4)
Level 100: Save 3 Points (7)
Level 101: Save 3 Points (10)
Level 102: Save 3 Points (13)
Level 103: Save 3 Points (16)
Level 104: Save 3 Points (19)
Level 105: Save 3 Points (22)
Level 106: Save 3 Points (25)
Level 107: Save 3 Points (28)
Level 108: Save 3 Points (31)
Level 109: Save 3 Points (34)
Level 109: Save 3 Points (37)
Level 110: 20 Meteor Shower (Maxed), 17 Elemental Amplification (Maxed)
Level 111: 3 Ifrit (3)
Level 112: 3 Ifrit (6)
Level 113: 3 Ifrit (9)
Level 114: 3 Ifrit (12)
Level 115: 3 Ifrit (15)
Level 116: 3 Ifrit (18)
Level 117: 2 Ifrit (Maxed), 1 Elemental Resistance (2)
Level 118: 3 Elemental Resistance (5)
Level 119: 3 Elemental Resistance (8)
Level 120: 3 Elemental Resistance (11)

• Reason for this Build: You'll have your two main attack maxed earlier, and you will also have to help with . You save the points instead of putting them into so you don't have to worry about the double MP cost, and at Level 110 you will have both and anyways.



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: 11


To get : First at level 100 head over to your Knight Commander. Talk to her, and then go to the right all the way to the end of Ereve (the place with the 4 floors.) Go up to the third floor, and enter the door. Inside the room defeat the nerfed version of a boss (Snowman, Crimson Balrog, Dodo, or Lilino) and collect their ETC drop. Head back over to your Knight Commander.


To get : First at level 110 head over to your Knight Commander. Talk to her, and then go to the right all the way to the end of Ereve (the place with the 4 floors.) Go up to the fourth floor, and enter the door. Inside the room defeat the nerfed version of a boss (Manon, Griffey, Leviathan, or Pianus) and collect their ETC drop. Head back over to your Knight Commander.

Note: Same thing goes for other Cygnus Knight classes.

Training Spots



First Job

Level 10-13: Cygnus Knights Training Quests

Level 14-16: Slimes

Level 17-20: Ribbon Pigs/Pigs

Level 20-25: Sand Moles (Mini-Dungeon)

Level 20-25: Green Mushrooms

Level 20-30: Royal Cactus/Cactus

Level 24-30: Ligators

Level 25-30: Sand Moles/Scorpions

Level 25-30: Horny Mushrooms/Zombie Mushrooms (Mini-Dungeon)

Level 13: Henesys Town Quest

Level 16: Kerning City Town Quest

Level 18: Ellinia Town Quest

Level 25: Perion Town Quest

Level 28: Sleepywood Town Quest

Level 13-?: Henesys Party Quest

Level 21-30: Kerning City Party Quest

Level 21-30: Ariant Party Quest


Second Job



• Level 31-40: Iron Mutae, Cold Eyes
Iron Mutae: Level 42, 2,400 Health, gives 102 EXP
Cold Eyes: Level 40, 2,000 Health, gives 85 EXP
Location: Lab-Area B-3
Location: Sleepy Dungeon III

Comment about Cold Eyes: Pretty good EXP and it is possibly to find a Chaos Scroll (very rare though.) When training here start at the top and work your way towards the bottom (killing all Cold Eyes on the way.) Once your at the bottom change channel or enter the cash shop (which is a lot easier.) Exit the cash shop or switch channels and you will be at the top.


• Level 40-45: Roid
Roid: Level 54, 4,400 Health, gives 168 EXP
Location: Lab-Area C-1
Location: Critical Error


• Level 40-50: Trucker
Trucker: Level 48, 3,000 Health, gives 160 EXP
Location: Surburban Area 2



• Level 45-70: Selkie Jr., Slimy
Selkie Jr.: Level 60, 5,500 Health, gives 220 EXP
Slimy: Level 63, 5,800 Health, gives 250 EXP
Location: Mysterious Path 3


Comment: Pretty good training spot, however it will get crowded at peak times and during 2x EXP. If there is more then one person on the map then stand on the hummer and unleash your Fire Pillar (putting it in a macro will help a lot.) HOWEVER, if you are the only person on the map go Counter Clockwise around it and kill every Selkie Jr./Slimy on the platform you are on.


• Level 50-60: Gryphon
Gryphon: Level 50, 3,300 Health, gives 220 EXP
Location: Mountain Cliffs


• Level 50-70?: Neo Huroid
Neo Huroid: Level 58, 5,600 Health, gives 205 EXP
Location: Lab - Area C-2


• Level 50-70: Hoodoo
Hoodoo: Level 60, 6,800 Health, gives 335 EXP
Location: Vanity Room 3


• Level 50-70?: Water Goblin
Water Goblin: Level 60, 7,100 Health, gives 220 EXP
Location: Vanished Village


Party Quest

• Level 30-51: Monster Carnival Party Quest
Speak to Spiegellman in Kerning City, Trend Zone Metropolis, Singapore, Ludibrium, or Orbis to enter this Party Quest.


• Level 35-51: Ludibrium Party Quest
Speak to the Red Sign at the 101st Floor of Helios Tower with a Party Quest to start this Party Quest.


• Level 51-70: Monster Carnival Party Quest 2
Speak to Spiegellman in Kerning City, Trend Zone Metropolis, Singapore, Ludibrium, or Orbis to enter this Party Quest.


• Level 51-70: Ludibrium Maze Party Quest
Speak to Rolly in Ludibrium with a Party Quest to start this Part Quest (however a party may be in already so you may have to wait.)


Third Job


Build A/C:



• Level 60+/70-77/80: Blue Kentaurus
Blue Kentaurus: Level 88, 37,000 Health, gives 1,600 EXP
Location: The Area of Blue Kentaurus


• Level 65/70-75/77/80: Windraider
Windraider: Level 70, 16,000 Health, gives 800 EXP
Location: Lower Ascent


• Level 70-75/77: Booper Scarlion
Booper Scarlion: Level 82, 28,000 Health, gives 1,250 EXP
Location: Fantasy Theme Park 2


• Level 70/73-78/80: Bombing Fish House, Goby
Bombing Fish House: Level 90, 40,500 Health, gives 0 EXP
Goby: Level 85, 17,000 Health, gives 1,400 EXP
Location: Deep Sea Gorge I
Location: Deep Sea Gorge II

Comment: If your Flame Gear is at a low level then gear the houses twice and then break it open. Once it's open use Slow to slow the Gobies then use your Fire Pillar on them.


• Level 70-75/77: Dual Ghost Pirate
Dual Ghost Pirate: Level 87, 35,000 Health, gives 1,500 EXP
Location: Hidden Street: Unbalanced Time


• Level 75/77-86: Squid, Risell Squid
Squid: Level 94, 46,000 Health, gives 2,200 EXP
Risell Squid: Level 97, 49,000 Health, gives 2,500 EXP
Location: Dangerous Sea Gorge I
Location: Dangerous Sea Gorge II


• Level 77/80-85+: Nightshadow
Nightshadow: Level 100, 70,000 Health, gives 3,600 EXP
Location: The Wraith of Night (Top Left Corner inside Crimsonwood Keep)


• Level 86-93: Shark, Cold Shark
Shark: Level 100, 56,000 Health, gives 3,000 EXP
Cold Shark: Level 102, 58,000 Health, gives 3,100 EXP
Location: The Grave of a Wrecked Ship

Comment: Not a bad spot either. Possible to get good money (I believe one of them drops Sharp Eyes 20?) Be caution of dispel as it will take off your Magic Guard and you will have to recast it.


• Level 77/80-110: Skelosaurus
Skelosaurus: Level 113, 85,000 Health, gives 4,750 EXP
Location: Peak of the Big Nest
Location: The Restoring Memory (Mini Dungeon found in the The Dragon Nest Left Behind

Comments: Excellent spot. It is recommended to Flame Gear/Curtain up to 2-3 channels for excellent EXP.

If your Gearing/Curtaining The Peak of the Big Nest then take this route. From the spawn point drop down and Gear/Curtain from left to right. Then drop down to the lower level and Curtain/Gear from right to left. Climb up the ladder, change channel, and repeat.

For Gearing/Curtaining The Restoring Memory then follow this diagram here. Credits to DarkMercy.



• Level 90-?: Gallopera (MSEA and GMS)
Gallopera: Level 94, 43,000 Health, gives 2,500 EXP
Location: Entrance to the Spooky World


• Level 80-120: Dreamy Ghost (Himes)
Dreamy Ghost: Level 100, 68,000 Health, gives 3,200 EXP
Location: Encounter with the Buddha

Comment: Not a bad spot for EXP. When your Flame Gear/Curtain the map move from left to right, change channel, and repeat.


• Level 90+/100-110/120: Crimson Guardian
Crimson Guardian: Level 120, 120,000 Health, gives 6,100 EXP
Location: Crimsonwood Keep



• Level 110-120: Jr. Newtie, Blue Wyvern
Jr. Newtie: Level 105, 86,000 Health, gives 3,800 EXP
Blue Wyvern: Level 101, 57,000 Health, gives 3,050 EXP
Location: Destroyed Dragon Nest
Location: Blue Wyvern's Nest


Build B/C:

• Level 65/70-75/77/80: Windraider
Windraider: Level 70, 16,000 Health, gives 800 EXP
Location: Lower Ascent


• Level 70-75/77: Booper Scarlion
Booper Scarlion: Level 82, 28,000 Health, gives 1,250 EXP
Location: Fantasy Theme Park 2


• Level 70-75/77: Dual Ghost Pirate
Dual Ghost Pirate: Level 87, 35,000 Health, gives 1,500 EXP
Location: Hidden Street: Unbalanced Time

• Level 77/80-85+: Nightshadow
Nightshadow: Level 100, 70,000 Health, gives 3,600 EXP
Location: The Wraith of Night (Top Left Corner inside Crimsonwood Keep)

• Level 90-?: Gallopera (MSEA and GMS)
Gallopera: Level 94, 43,000 Health, gives 2,500 EXP
Location: Entrance to the Spooky World


• Level 80-100: Dreamy Ghost (Himes)
Dreamy Ghost: Level 100, 68,000 Health, gives 3,200 EXP
Location: Encounter with the Buddha



Party Quest


Level 70-85: Magatia Party Quest
Speak to either Romeo or Juliet with a party to start this Party Quest.

Training Spots - Guide


$ means great money
% means great speed
# means crowded
(multiple symbols denote more "strength")
means personally recommended

1st Job
1-13:
• Do prompted quests and training quests on Ereve (% )

13-17:
• Pig Mini-dungeon (%% $ )
• Henesys Party Quest (% # )
• Rain-forest East of Henesys (%% b]$[/b])

17-20:
• Caution Falling Down (%% $ ## )
• Pig Mini-dungeon (% $)
• Henesys Party Quest (% #)

20-25:
• Sahel 3 (%% )
• Sand Rat Mini-dungeon (%%)
• Zombie Mushroom Mini-dungeon (% $$)
• Tent of the Entertainers (% $)
• Kerning PQ (% $$)
• Ariant PQ (? have never done)

25-30:
• Sahel 1 (%% )
• Sahel 3 (%% )
• Sand Rat Mini-dungeon (%)
• Zombie Mushroom Mini-dungeon ($$)
• Kerning PQ ($)

2nd Job
30-35:
• CPQ ($$ %% ) (money easily obtained by trading for (7 coins) and selling gepharts)
• Sahel 1/3 (%)
• Purple Plains 1 ($$ %)

35-40:
• CPQ ($$ %% )
• Sleepy Dungeon 3 ($$ %)
• Alcadno Lab B-3 ($ %)

40-45:
• CPQ ($$ %% )
• Alcadno Lab C-1 (% $ #)
• Sleepy Dungeon 3 ($ %)
• Creeping Evil ($$$ #)

45-50:
• Mysterious Path 3 ($$ %%% ### ) (recommend getting a spot on the hummer at the bottom; less pots)
• Suburban Area 2 (% #)
• Alcadno Lab C-1 ($ #)
• CPQ $$ %)
• Creeping Evil ($$$)

50-60:
• Mysterious Path 3 ($$ %%% ### )
• CPQ 2 (? have never personally done)
• Alcadno Lab C-2 ($ %% #)
• Mountain Cliffs (%%)
• Hoodoo/Voodoo (%%)
• Suburban Area 2 (% #)
• Ludibrium Maze PQ (% $$$ ##)
• Vanished Village (%)
• Orbis PQ (% $)
• Forest of Golem

60-70:
• Mysterious Path 3 ($$ %% ### )
• CPQ 2 (? have never personally done)
• Lower Ascent ($ %% ## ) (recommend later 60s)
• Area of Blue Kentaurus (%%%) (have never tried this early, but apparently extreme pot burn)
• Alcadno Lab C-2 ($ % #)
• Mountain Cliffs (%)
• Hoodoo/Voodoo (%)
• Ludibrium Maze PQ ($$$ ##)
• Vanished Village

3rd Job
70-[Max flame gear]:
• Area of Blue Kentaurus ($ %% ) (much more viable if you went fire strike or half fire strike build*)
• Lower Ascent ($ %% ## )
• Magatia PQ ($ %)
• Typhons (? have not personally tried)
• Goby houses (? have not personally tried)

[Max flame gear]-110:
• Peak of the Big Nest (%%% #) (may be overwhelming at lower levels)
• Crimsonwood Keep Entrance (%%% #) (beware of seal)
• Entrance to Spooky World (? have yet to try as is very crowded)
• Nest of a Dead Dragon (%%) (easy to get used to gear with)
• Encounter with the Buddha (? have not personally tried)
• Grave of a Wrecked Ship (%) (be wary of dispel)

110-120: (have not reached so cannot comment on training spots)
• Blue Wyvern Canyon
• Crimsonwood Keep Entrance
• Various high-level places in Leafre (experiment!)


At Level 60..

• Roids/Neo Huroids: 39%/Hour, very low chance of dieing, and gain decent mesos. This place is pretty good, good spawn, flat map, and you can even get a 60% Glove for Attack Scroll here to.

• Water Goblins: 31%/Hour, low chance of dieing, and gain slight mesos. This place also isn't great EXP/Hour but is less frustrating than Mountain Cliffs (or just requires less skill) and you'll gain a bit of mesos here.

• Selkie Jr./Slimy: 46%/Hour, low chance of dieing, gain decent mesos. I would recommend this place the most if you are a Level 60+ Blaze Wizard. Though you'll have to chance channels a few times to find a grinding place.

• Big thanks to FreeWii4Mii and 4thJobSeries

Q & A



Q: Does or need Skill/Mastery books?

A: No, you do not need Skill/Mastery books. You do the quest at level 100 and 110 to get them, and there Max Level will automatically be 20.


Q: Why is Build A - Slow recommended over Build B - Fire Arrow?

A: is only a little stronger then and will get replaced as soon as you get . will help you waste less potions, and can help at numerous training spots.


Q: Can you raise 's or 's Max level to 30 using Mastery Books?

A: No.


Q: Can you use books like these to get more skills for a Blaze Wizard?

A: Nope.


Q: Can I do New Leaf City's quest that gives a Glove for Attack scroll?

A: Nope, not even with . Fire Tusks are immune to Fire, so you'll have to get a friend to help you.



Q: Sweet, I just made my 3rd Job Advancement! Where can I get Meteor Shower?

A: Now hold on there! You have to wait until level 110 to get Meteor Shower !

Updates


Last Update: January 31, 2010.

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4 Medals
10/30/09 +
gotit
NLCOV
48 DemethosEMS Wind Archer
 
haha i reli like how u put the pitucres that really neat =p

thou i also agree with like 99% of maplestory comunity and say that sprite should be the first thing u add, u should at least put that as an option or coment on that matter
but other than^^^ i think this is a really good guide, nub friendly :D
4 Medals
10/31/09 +
degamer106
NuckingFutt
70 Scania Aran in Misery
 
Use Ginger Ale (75% HP/MP recovery) at Kents.

It would be better to train at Wind Raiders for a while until your Flame Gear is at least lvl 22.
profil3 5 Medals
10/31/09 +
MrAero
Morny
37 Bera Bandit
 
gotit: haha i reli like how u put the pitucres that really neat =p

thou i also agree with like 99% of maplestory comunity and say that sprite should be the first thing u add, u should at least put that as an option or coment on that matter
but other than^^^ i think this is a really good guide, nub friendly :D


You don't really need it, since the quests on the island shoot you up to 13, where you get your magic claw at the level of 14, so you want to shoot up your magic as high as you can
profil3 5 Medals
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BlazingChees
BlazingChees
120 Windia Blaze Wizard
 
4thJobSeries: Thnaks MrAero. And to BlazingChees don't go to Blue Kents, if you look at my post there is a better spot. Go to Booper Scarlions. Use Mana Bulls and Supreme Hotdogs.


Sorry about the question but how do you get to Malaysia?

nvm but thx
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profil3 4 Medals
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FreeWii4Mii
PlasmaGlass
110 Scania Blaze Wizard
 
4thJobSeries: Alright this isn't a real top 10, just 10 places I attempted to grind. Here are the results (Oh and don't try Typhons it's too early and good luck surviving Gobies w/ those Bone Fish around):
10th: Nightmares/Dead Scarecrows @ Piano Room: 20%/Hour, -51Kmesos/Hour, Very Low Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: Esther Shield
9th: Gryphons @ Mountain Cliffs: 18%/Hour, -225Kmesos/Hour, Very Low Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: 70% 2H Sword Atk, Yellow Umbrella Note: The reason this is in 9th and not 10th is because I am very bad at grinding here, I believe w/ the right method this is better than the current 10th place spot
8th: Samihos/Water Goblins @ Vanished Village: 26%/Hour, -155Kmesos/Hour, Very Low Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: 60/70 Overall Luk, DC Ores, 60% Staff M.Atk
7th: Hoodoos/Twisted Jesters @ Vanity Room: 27%/Hour, -208Kmesos/Hour, Very Low Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: Mighty Bullet, Esther Shield
6th: Roids/Neo Huroids @ Lab - Area C-2: 27%/Hour, 145Kmesos/Hour (only place you'll gain mesos while grinding (not including drops)), Extremly Low Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: DC Ores, 60% GFA (I got a 60% GFA during my 10 minute grinding session =D)
5th: Dual Ghost Pirates @ Hidden Street Unbalanced Time: 36%/Hour (now we're talking), -1.76m/hour (a bit more % costs a lot!), Very High Risk of dieing (I died just trying to test it out), Notable Drops: Steelys, 60% Cape Int, Vital Bullet, Many Level 80-90 Equips
4th: Selkie Jr.'s/Slimys @ MP3: 35%/Hour (yup MP3 is still good at 70), -66Kmesos/hour (much better than Dual Ghost Piarates making this spot preferable), Very Low Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: Steelys, DC Ores, Lv80 Thief Top and Bottom Note: I grinded here a while so I'm used to the method, if I was at Dual Ghosts this long I could probably get around 41%/Hour there
3rd: Windraiders @ Lower Ascent: 42%/Hour (That's what I'm talking about), -246Kmesos/hour, Moderate Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: None (lol) Note: When I first started here I lost like 1m/hour but I learned how to grind here better so don't think this place isn't a pot burn at all
2nd: Blue Kentaurus @ The Area of Blue Kentaurus: 50%/Hour (No wonder everyone talks about it), -1.97m/hour (OUCH PoT Buuuuuuuuurn), Very High Chance of dieing (but not as high as Dual Ghost Pirates), Notable Drops: [Mastery Book] Ifrit 70%, Glaze Capsule, Many level 80-100 equips
1ST: Yabber Doos/Booper Scarlions @ Malaysia Fantasy Theme Park 2: 51%/Hour, -1.14m/hour, High Risk of dieing, Notable Drops: Unkwown Note: The Booper Scarlions are weak against fire have 28K HP and give 1250 Exp. At Level 70 I hit them 95% of the time I believe. On the top platform just kill away like you would at Kents, at the middle platform lure to the left where there is a safe spot where you can kill them w/ out taking damage (this is why the Pot Burn is less than kents (and they do less damage)). The problem is the bottom has these Yabber Doos which don't have a great EXP/HP Ratio but I assume you gotta kill them to improve the Booper Scarlion Spawn. On my very fiirst try and killing in a rotation including te Yabber Doos I pulled 51%/Hour. I could easily get 56%/Hour next try making this better %/Hour than Kents and less of a pot burn!

Hope this helps w/ your guide. Basically as a level 70 if you can handle a pot burn go Booper Scarlions. If you can handle a small Pot Burn go Windraiders and if you can't handle a pot burn at all stick w/ MP3. Also I wouldn't do Gobies till later, and Typhons are out of the question for a bit. Btw I was exactly Level 70 so I used Fire pillar since Flame Gear was only Level 1.


I swear i've never spent more than 1.5m per LEVEL anywhere i've trained (and i've trained in places more extreme than blue kents)
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4 Medals
10/31/09 +
4thJobSeries
4thJobBWMule
93 Scania Blaze Wizard
 
FreeWii4Mii: I swear i've never spent more than 1.5m per LEVEL anywhere i've trained (and i've trained in places more extreme than blue kents)


What is your secret (lol)? I'm getting better at Booper Scarlions since there's a safe spot but w/ Kents I basically lose over 1K a second.
profil3 4 Medals
Oct 31* +
FreeWii4Mii
PlasmaGlass
110 Scania Blaze Wizard
 
4thJobSeries: What is your secret (lol)? I'm getting better at Booper Scarlions since there's a safe spot but w/ Kents I basically lose over 1K a second.


Well, the place (kents) gets a lot easier if you have even a low level of fire strike, because of its very long range and the fact that it passes through terrain. What I did when i trained there was teleport to one end of the ground/platform, attacking everything once to make them follow me. Then I dropped a flame gear at the base of a rope and climb on, which will set all the kents on fire. After that, I jump down so that i'm facing the end of the platform and teleport back and forth while casting fire strike (minimizing damage).
This method actually gets less effective the higher level flame gear you have, because the gears will linger after the mob is dead and set spawning kents on fire, so you'll accidentally kill some while luring the next time you're on that platform.
Using this, i spent no more than 1m on pots (about 500 ginseng roots) every level.
New Pic: Level 100
10/31/09 +
r3dUlquiorra
 
u no its better to have an explanation after each skill build otherwise some ppl mite no y u have to do this and that
profil3 3 Medals
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Darkmercy
Inakoma
70 Khaini Crusader
 
May I add that the skele mini dungeon, The restoring memory, is also a decent spot if spots at peak are full due to some event. There some safe spots and places where gear can be placed properly.

[IMG]http://i33.tinypic.com/a4u686.jpg[/IMG]

This simple diagram shows the route, safe spots, and places to place the gears. On the bottom, mob up the skeles and place fire gear below the rope. The place where the mini dungeon is has no skeles!
profil3 5 Medals
11/01/09 +
MrAero
Morny
37 Bera Bandit
 
What MP pots should I buy? Having 2159 MP.

Thanks.
7 Medals
11/01/09 +
patrickpi666
MyToothpaste
113 Khaini Blaze Wizard
 
MrAero: What MP pots should I buy? Having 2159 MP.

Thanks.



Sorcerer Elixir should work until you cna use Mana Bull.


When training at Peak should I gear 2 ch or more?
4 Medals
11/01/09 +
4thJobSeries
4thJobBWMule
93 Scania Blaze Wizard
 
FreeWii4Mii: Well, the place (kents) gets a lot easier if you have even a low level of fire strike, because of its very long range and the fact that it passes through terrain. What I did when i trained there was teleport to one end of the ground/platform, attacking everything once to make them follow me. Then I dropped a flame gear at the base of a rope and climb on, which will set all the kents on fire. After that, I jump down so that i'm facing the end of the platform and teleport back and forth while casting fire strike (minimizing damage).
This method actually gets less effective the higher level flame gear you have, because the gears will linger after the mob is dead and set spawning kents on fire, so you'll accidentally kill some while luring the next time you're on that platform.
Using this, i spent no more than 1m on pots (about 500 ginseng roots) every level.


Thanks =). I've decided to grind Booper Scarlions since the pot cost is less for me. How important is getting Fire Strike early? It sounds more useful than Flame Gear yet the build I'm following I'm suppose to max Flame Gear first. Do you should I max them both simutaneously? Also if I were to max Gears first should I use Fire Pillar/Flame sprite to lure enemies to where I want. Then set a Gear, then spam Fire Pillar while they are burning?
profil3 4 Medals
Nov 03* +
FreeWii4Mii
PlasmaGlass
110 Scania Blaze Wizard
 
Darkmercy: May I add that the skele mini dungeon, The restoring memory, is also a decent spot if spots at peak are full due to some event. There some safe spots and places where gear can be placed properly.

[IMG]http://i33.tinypic.com/a4u686.jpg[/IMG]

This simple diagram shows the route, safe spots, and places to place the gears. On the bottom, mob up the skeles and place fire gear below the rope. The place where the mini dungeon is has no skeles!


Thanks, i'll try this sometime

patrickpi666: Sorcerer Elixir should work until you cna use Mana Bull.


When training at Peak should I gear 2 ch or more?


I geared 2 ch at Peak from around 88 to lv 100 with no problem, but towards 95 (as your accuracy goes up) you'll feel that 2 channels is too little, at which point you can move to 3 or even 4 (if you can hold that many). Personally, I used 2 channels because i didn't want to hinder other people, and it's easier to defend 2 than 3 or 4.

4thJobSeries: Thanks =). I've decided to grind Booper Scarlions since the pot cost is less for me. How important is getting Fire Strike early? It sounds more useful than Flame Gear yet the build I'm following I'm suppose to max Flame Gear first. Do you should I max them both simutaneously? Also if I were to max Gears first should I use Fire Pillar/Flame sprite to lure enemies to where I want. Then set a Gear, then spam Fire Pillar while they are burning?


Getting fire strike early is totally optional, and in my opinion it's much better for kents because you don't have to be in a mob to hit it. The amount you get is your choice (i got it 13 to more or less match fire arrow's damage), but you can stop it when its base power reaches 80 (fire pillar's power) or less if you want.

Luring enemies should be done with magic claw if you have lower accuracy because it hits twice. After you hit most of the time, fire strike proves useful because it travels a long distance through multiple enemies. When you have max gears, you let the gears do your work. After setting your gears (note you do not need to lure, enemies will walk into them by themself), jump on a rope and change channel. Clear the area of weakened monsters while setting new gears down to replace the ones that have disappeared. Change channel, rinse, repeat.
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1 Medal
11/04/09 +
SeeiSN
ickyfingers
70 Galicia I/L Mage
 
Just wanted to thank ya for posting this guide

It helped me out alot
1 Medal
11/04/09 +
Usagii
CalypsoStar
83 DemethosEMS Hermit
 
I might as well post here since we can't make new threads atm:
How is it with Flame Wizards and Zakuming? What does one need to think of? Do I use Ifrit/Meteor? Or just spam Fire Strike?
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