Area Bosses: All you need to know
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Notice: As of Patch v0.60, Master Goblin and Gumiho have been added to the game. Any information on these bosses is welcomed. I have also researched and corrected myself on the "Roster" labels of the bosses. Introduction So lately I've been seein alotta questions regarding the new Area Bosses that came in recent patches. On Basil and on Maple, people still ask where they spawn, what they drop, which ones are out, etc. I'm making this guide to answer some of those questions. Table of Contents Breakdown of the Area Bosses Current Area Bosses [Rosters 1 & 2] Mano Stumpy King Clang Tae Ryun Elliza Snowman Old Fox [Gumiho] King Sage Cat [Master Goblin] Future Area Bosses [Rosters 3 & 4] Credits Breakdown of the Area Bosses Currently, GMS has 8: Mano, Stumpy, King Clang, Tae Ryun, Elliza, and Snowman, which make up the original six Area Bosses, or "Roster 1" as I like to call them. The last 2 are the Roster 2 pair: Master Goblin and Gumiho. The third and fourth rosters of Area Bosses includes many we don't have, like Serph, Leviathan, Deu, Geno, and others. In total, there are 4 Rosters of Area Bosses, and at this point we have half of them. All bosses are listed here from oldest roster to newest roster, and within those margins, lowest level to highest. Current Area Bosses [Rosters 1 & 2] Disclaimer: All current Area Bosses [except Snowman, who has a 20 min spawn time] seem to have a spawn time similar to Mushmom's -- 45 minutes to 1 hour. Excluding Snowman, all Area Bosses activate a blue line of text announcing when they have spawned. Also, every Area Boss seems to have auto-aggro and will draw its attention to nearby players automatically, much like Gobies or Elderwraiths. For the purpose of accuracy, touch/MA dmg of bosses is compared to other monsters. Mano Level: 20 HP: 2,000 MP: 30 Knockback: 1 EXP: 120 Weapon attack: 90 Magic attack: 0 Weapon defense: 20 Magic defense: 30 Speed: -40 Accuracy: 60 Avoidability: 8 Details: Boss of Lith Harbor; spawns in Thicket Around the Beach III. Generally spawns on the topmost platform, but occasionally spawns on the second and third platforms from the top. To get there, continue walking right from Lith Harbor. Mano lacks any sort of magic attack, while his touch dmg is about the same as a Blue Mushroom or Stirge. Mano does, however, cast the "slow" skill on players which reduces their speed. The indicator of this skill is that he turns gold momentarily. The Mano area is also extremely crowded because of his main drop: the rainbow snail shell. This shell is used to complete a quest from Pia in Henesys, but it's also a use item that transforms a player into a red snail. For this reason, many players try to attain multiple rainbow shells, thus crowding up the area. Also drops green, blue, and red snail shells. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stumpy Level: 35 HP: 7,000 MP: 120 Knockback: 1 EXP: 405 Weapon attack: 125 Magic attack: 0 Weapon defense: 50 Magic defense: 70 Speed: -60 Accuracy: 80 Avoidability: 12 Details: Boss of Perion; spawns in East Rocky Mountain V on a random part of the map, but usually on the ground floor. To get there, take the top-right portal from Perion and continue right until you reach East Rocky Mountain I, then proceed to take portals until you reach East Rocky Mountain V. Touch dmg is about the same as a Toy Trojan or Lorang. Stumpy also lacks any MA. He does, however, have some limited buffs, including a Defense Up skill, and a skill that gives stat bonuses to other nearby stumps. Stumpy has 2 different ranged attacks -- one shoots a bat-shaped projectile at you that's fairly weak, the other is simply an unavoidable attack. Also heals itself for a low amount of HP. Drops seedlings, firewood, axes, and sap of ancient tree. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- King Clang [Defensive & Offensive] Level: 55 HP: 4,000 [Defensive] / HP: 25,000 [Offensive] MP: 100 [Defensive] / MP: 200 [Offensive] Knockback: 1,000 EXP: 0 [Defensive] / EXP: 1210 [Offensive] Weapon attack: 165 Magic attack: 175 Weapon defense: 120 Magic defense: 120 Speed: 0 [Defensive; stationary] / Speed: -20 [Offensive] Accuracy: 100 Avoidability: 20 Details: Boss of Florina Beach; spawns in Hot Sands on a random part of the map. To get there, continue walking right from the main Florina Beach area until you reach a dead end. Has two forms: initially spawns in a defensive mode that blends in with the background as a common-looking blue shell. Once destroyed, the true form arises for the player to fight. Its MA consists of slamming the ground with its claw, inflicting about the same dmg as a Hector or Luster Pixie. The touch dmg is similar to that of a Coolie Zombie or Grizzly Bear. Drops Lorang and Clang claws. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tae Ryun Level: 71 HP: 93,000 MP: 200 Knockback: 1,500 EXP: 1580 Weapon attack: 285 Magic attack: 310 Weapon defense: 335 Magic defense: 265 Speed: -30 Accuracy: 175 Avoidability: 30 Details: Boss of Mu Lung; spawns in Territory of Wandering Bear on a random part of the map. The map is a hidden street on the path from Mu Lung to Herb Town. To get there, walk left portals from Mu Lung until you reach Snake Area, and enter the hidden street in the rock to get to Wild Bear Area 1. Continue taking left-hand portals until you reach Tae Ryun's map. WA and MA lvls are similar to that of Lucida and Extra D. He uses 2 different magic attacks: a long-range, avoiding blue energy blast and a ground smash that inflicts super-knockback on nearby players. He also casts a buffing skill that powers up nearby bears, uses a super defense up skill, and summons bears in battle. Drops red belts, yellow belts, bear's feet, and leather. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Elliza Level: 83 HP: 87,000 MP: 320 Knockback: 3,000 EXP: 2,800 Weapon attack: 420 Magic attack: 400 Weapon defense: 600 Magic defense: 450 Speed: -50 Accuracy: 150 Avoidability: 30 Details: Boss of Orbis; spawns in Stairway to the Sky II on the ground floor. To get there, take the upper-right portal from Orbis to reach Cloud Park I. Walk to the top-right portal and press up in the center of the shrine structure to arrive at The Road to Garden of 3 Colors. Continue taking top-central portals until you arrive at Stairway to the Sky II. The touch dmg is similar to a Bain or the first form of a Firebrand, while the magic dmg is near that of a Yeti+Pepe or Ghost Pirate. Her MA is very similar to Ergoth's or a Wyvern's; multiple attack points spread out across the terrain that activate after a small delay. Elliza casts Darkness, so remember to bring all-cures or eyedrops to cure that status. She also buffs other surrounding Lucidas and summons Jr. Lucidas to defend her in battle. The Jr. Lucida and Lucida mobs can be an annoyance to long-range characters, but are easily defeated. Drops Lucida tails, solid horns, and leathers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Snowman Level: 90 HP: 120,000 MP: 300 Knockback: 3,000 EXP: 5,200 Weapon attack: 450 Magic attack: 430 Weapon defense: 800 Magic defense: 500 Speed: 0 Accuracy: 195 Avoidability: 38 Details: Boss of El Nath; spawns in Valley of Snowman on the ground floor. To get there, keep taking right-hand portals from El Nath until you reach Cold Field II. From that map, approach the wooden sign at the lower-right corner and enter the hidden street. I advise bringing red bean porridge or snow white buns for cold protection, and to equip your snowshoes for traction. Unlike the other Area Bosses, Snowman usually only spawns after at least one monster on his map is killed, and there is no blue notice notifying players of when he spawns. His touch dmg does around 1400 to me, similar to a Phantom Watch, while his MA is about as strong as a Death Teddy's MA [about the same dmg as touch]. Snowman can stun nearby players, but this stun skill is usually limited to only one use. Snowman very rarely uses the stun more than once, mostly on melee classes. He can also release a cold fog, similar to an ice version of Poison Mist, which deals 500 dmg every second to players standing within the cloud. Snowman's main MA is a long-range, avoidable ball of ice, and he also summons Jr. Yetis in pairs during battle. Drops red bean porridge, hector tails, white pang tails, yeti horns, jr. yeti skins, and an exclusive drop to Snowman -- the yeti keychain. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Old Fox [Gumiho] Level: 70 HP: 89,000 MP: 200 Avoid: 25 Knockback: 1,500 EXP: 1,300 Details: Boss of Korean Folk Town; spawns in a hidden street from Fox Ridge. To get there, keep going right from KFT until you reach a map called "Fox Ridge". There's a cave-like entrance right next to where you enter. Press up to enter through that portal to arrive at Gumiho's map. Gumiho did only about 400-600 damage to me when I fought it. It buffed other samihos in the area, used a long-range unavoidable MA, and healed itself and other nearby monsters occasionally. Casts weakness and darkness. Drops three-tailed fox tails. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- King Sage Cat [Master Goblin] Level: 77 HP: 108,000 MP: 520 Avoid: 27 Knockback: 2,500 EXP: 2,280 Details: Boss of Mu Lung; spawns in Goblin Forest 1 at the ground floor. To get there, walk left from Mu Lung until you get to Peach Farm 1. Approach the rock on the right side of the map and press up at its center. Continue 2 more maps to the right to arrive at Goblin Forest 1. Master Goblin does around 800-900 damage to me. He has several skills in his arsenal, including a super-KB that seems to knock you farther than Tae Ryun's. He can also heal himself and buff other nearby monsters, and he also possesses a super defense-up skill. Drops sage cat dolls and old papers. Future Area Bosses [Rosters 3 & 4] At this point, there are still 8 Area Bosses that GMS doesn't have: Roster 3 Faust -- Ellinia Boss [Lvl. 50] Timer -- Ludibrium Boss [Lvl. 59] Dile -- Kerning City Boss [Lvl. 65] Roster 4 Deu -- Ariant Boss [Lvl. 38] Serph [Defensive] & Serph [Offensive]-- Aqua Road Boss [Lvl. 45] Geno -- Omega Sector Boss [Lvl. 65] Chimera -- Magatia Boss [Lvl. 85] Leviathan -- Leafre Boss [Lvl. 120] Credits: Thanks to: Hidden-Street.net StrategyWiki.org Basilmarket.com MapleTip.com daStrike and mrfong for the correction on Mano's HP ticklemeem0 for the correction about Stumpy's MA SilverFoxR and bored321 for the correction on Stumpy's spawning point iNerd, seren8dipity, and DOIDINKO for filling in some missing info on the bosses ConfusedSoul for corrections on the stats of multiple bosses SomeBidder for a correction on King Clang's HP MasPan for info on Stumpy and Snowman EluNirvelli for moving and stickying my guide under the GMS forums :D The Basilers who appreciated my thread and gave this a Useful Post Award Everyone who took the time to read this guide Back to top Thread last updated: Sunday, November 30, 2008. 15:36 BasilTime. 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6576973 said: "wow they are like ripping leviathon off of final fantasy except they change the o to an a." im with ya buddy nexon cant think of anything for themselves most of the stuff on maple is off of some other game.....ex. the new nx blade (crissinger or something) is Ivy's blade off of Soul Calibur.....so yea...... and ill give other examples if anyone wants to like uhm tell me im wrong (btw they can think for themselves but they dont do it much) New Pic: The Security Team Forum
lamRight said: "Where is Magatia?" isnt that the amoria extension? sorry if bad info How did you fine all that? o.o New Blog: AHAHA
@Ryu72: No, it's the other half of Nihal Desert, the continent with Ariant. @SVT125: I considered doin that but it's not too necessary. The only real relevance of the blue text is that it exists, and shows when the boss spawns. Doesn't really matter what it says. :P @sorginoth: Reading info from strategywiki, studying the monster data on Basil and Hidden-Street, fighting them myself for research, filling in the blanks by asking friends and people on Basil. New Pic: Barack Obama!
Panicka said: "I'm thinking you should start keeping track of scroll drops. I'm assuming they're like MM's in that way." Yep they drop alotta scrolls. But for that I either check Basil, Hidden-Street, or Elu's thread: link It's alot to list. o.O; New Pic: Barack Obama!
metaghost said: "Your forgetting the original bosses: Mushmom Zombie Mushmom Jr. Balrog Crimson Balrog Headless Horseman Bigfoot Blue Mushmom Black Crow The Boss(idk if he an area boss) Also there are other that we don't have: Time Whale Knight Ice Raika Armored Warrior Feudal Lord & Big Toad(idk id area bosses) Giant Centipede Wulin Yaoseng & Clone Snack Bar Crazy Myou-z-Ke Evil Spirit Giant Krexel Capt. Latanica" Those are not area bosses, they're just bosses. Also, the ones we don't have will probably never ever come out (krexel, capt. latanica, snack bar, crazy myou-z-ke, feudal lord, etc). 6576973 said: "wow they are like ripping leviathon off of final fantasy except they change the o to an a." Idiot. A leviathan is a mythical dragon like creature, the exact opposite of a dragon however. It is a water based creature, which breathes ice/water depending on it's region. :D Takeback3r said: " Those are not area bosses, they're just bosses. Also, the ones we don't have will probably never ever come out (krexel, capt. latanica, snack bar, crazy myou-z-ke, feudal lord, etc)." Actually, I'd say they are. Any monster that is specifically a boss from one area is an Area Boss to me. Plus, alotta what he listed is classified as an Area Boss here: link But not in the same definition as the ones I've listed in this guide. At the same time I'd have to agree with you Steve. For the purpose of clarity, I'm only referring to bosses like Snowman, Serph, Deu, Stumpy, etc. as Area Bosses, and the rest are bosses of a different kind. @metaghost: You're right, but I won't be listing those bosses here. Only the new ones that are relevant to GMS, and the future ones that will come as Roster 2. The difference is...these Area Bosses come in a package. The ones you listed don't. =/ New Pic: Barack Obama!
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Brachs said: "awesome, thanks for the help. your the best at making guides man." Thanks. xD That means alot. New Pic: Barack Obama!
metaghost said: " they already made pakages link If they're right then next we'll get Master Goblin and Gumiho" Yep. And hopefully the Area Boss PQ, eventually. =O New Pic: Barack Obama!
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