As well all know, NexonAM has been trying to revamp security against account hacking and malicious acts. Well... it's not going well as according to reports, someone who claims to be "migraine" has hacked a GM account and is rampaging in Scania as we speak. Rumors are flying that people are being banned left and right by him/her/it. He's even showing off GM gear!
This won't bode well with NexonAM upon this news. What do you think about this, and what do you think will happen now? Thoughts?
Thursday, April 22, 2010
a guide with class chose
Introduction
There is no best class. This is because game creators go through a process called class balancing. If there was a best class, everyone would be playing that class and there would be no need for a variety of classes. That is why game creators create an array of balanced classes: to make sure that varied playing experiences are available. Each class has its own pros and cons.
Therefore, the hard part is deciding which class fits you the best. It might be because of the massive damage, looks, or just for fun, but your class should fit your playing style. Otherwise, you'll probably become bored quickly and Maplestory won't be very much fun for you.
Warrior
Warriors are like tanks: they can take a lot of damage, and can deal it right back. As they are melee fighters, they cannot use ranged attacks, so they are given much more health and defense to compensate. While they can later prove to be quite powerful, warriors are generally eclipsed by some classes in 1st and 2nd job (you probably aren't playing for purely that, anyway, right?). The life of a warrior requires much patience, but to those willing to tough it out, it can be a rewarding experience.
There are eight different types of weapons available to the warrior class: Polearms, Spears, One Handed Blunt Weapons, Two Handed Blunt Weapons,One-handed axes, Two handed Axes, One Handed Swords, and Two Handed Swords. Except in the case of Spearmen and D(r)Ks, it is highly recommended to choose one weapon type and stick with it, as the second job advancement will only offer mastery skills for two or three weapons. With one weapon skill mastered, one can maximize the amount of damage they can potentially dish out.
Pros
Highest HP and defense of all classes.
Choice of 8 different weapon types.
Proficient at both mobbing and single targets.
More inventory space than other classes.
Generally good in carnival pq
They do very high raw damage
Cons
No ranged attacks until 3rd job.
Lowest MP of all classes.
Damage is unstable in 1st job.
Low accuracy and avoidability.
They don't get a skill for faster movement, 4th job skill rush cant be Spammed
Must use power strike and slash blast until 3rd job
Fighter
Fighters are a powerful class, with incredible damage for single AND multiple targets. They get high power attack skills such as Final Attack and Rage, making them desirable for many PQs. Weapons available are swords and axes. Their damage-dealing capability is further enhanced by their advancement to Crusader, and even further to Heroes. Unfortunately they have poor range compared to the other classes.
Pros:
Highest HP in the game.
Acquires Rage, which raises their party's attack by a significant amount.
Deal more damage than the other two on single elementally-neutral monsters in 3rd job, and on mobs of 2 or 3 in 4th job.
The skill Panic deals ENORMOUS damage at high levels instant 99.999
Reallly high damage but a fighter is very difficult to train
Cons:
Lowest MP in the game.
Poor mob control in 2nd job, but regain it in 3rd and 4th.
Charging up Combo can lead to a string of unstable damage, axe or sword.
Panic needs to be charged up in order to deal good damage.
Page
Pages focus on swords and blunt weapons, and also receive higher HP than Spearmen and more MP than Fighters. With the advancement to White Knight, Pages become capable of dealing damage sometimes exceeding fighters with any enemy weak to elemental attacks. On top of that, Paladins have a skill called Sanctuary that does an incredible 149'999 on 15 monsters.
Pros:
Rarest Warrior.
More HP than Spearmen.
More MP than Fighters.
Deal more damage than the other two on single elementally-weak monsters in 3rd and 4th jobs, as well as on elementally-weak mobs of 4-6 in 4th job as a Paladin.
Become a very defensive class by 3rd and 4th job.
Incredible 4th job skill
Cons:
Less HP than other Fighters.
Less MP than Spearmen.
Gain no party skill.
Lose their mob control in 2nd job, but regain it in 3rd and 4th.
Poor damage in earlier jobs makes it difficult to level pages.
Spearman
Spearmen use Pole Arms and Spears. Generally, their attacking speed is quite slow. However, their 3rd jobs skills are very powerful and out damage almost every other class. Because of the length of their weapon, they also have the best range out of any other class. The good mob control and good party skills such as Hyper Body puts them in high demand for parties. They can advance towards Dragon Knighthood and further towards Dark Knighthood.
Pros:
High maximum damage.
Mob control masters.
Acquire Hyper Body, essential to (Cross)Bow and Claw users in boss run survivability 3rd job and beyond.
Balanced HP and MP.
Larger melee range than Fighters and Pages.
Stable damage 3rd job and beyond.
Hybrid (those who use both weapons) D(r)Ks experience greater mob versatility that the other two 3rd job and beyond.
Also are good at Monster Carnival PQ (as all warriors)
Cons:
Least HP than other Warriors if not made into HP warrior (I doubt it, you have hyper body).
Most unstable damage in 1st and 2nd jobs.
Slower attacking speed.
Beaten by the other two in 3rd and 4ths job on single targets.
Most common Warrior.
Magicians
Magicians are very abundant in the MS community. Magicians have very low hp, and they can't get very close to monsters, but ranged spells like Energy Bolt and Magic Claw, as well as the protection of Magic Guard more than make up for it. Magicians have good damage until 3rd job, when other classes get much more powerful attacks.Also, once you reach 2nd job, you have an available skill named MP Eater, which allows you to drain MP from enemies.
Pros:
Fastest leveling throughout the whole game.
Incredible amounts of MP and MP recovery.
Stable damage throughout the game.
Can attack both up close and ranged.
Can attack through obstacles (Magic Claw).
Can take more damage earlier than other classes with Magic Guard.
The ultimate's (Blizzard, Meteor, Genesis) are by far the most powerful mobbing skills in the entire game, able to 0 hit ko all ordinary monsters. (Not including bosses or Time Temple). Don't be fooled by their poor dpm.
Cons:
Very low HP without Magic Guard.
Lots of money spent on MP pots until you get MP Eater in 2nd job unless you know how to conserve well.
Due to the reliance on elemental weaknesses, the leveling process can pit you against same enemies over and over
Very little inventory space.
Worst damage per minute at high levels.
Notes: Magicians can "jump attack" by pressing the spell's assigned key and jump at the exact the same time. 2nd job+ mages can also "telecast", which is similar, replacing the jump key with the Teleport key. Ice strike can be used while jumping if done at the same frame. Note: Although other classes overpower in 3rd class, magicians have strong mob attacks and party skills that are liked among parties.
Fire/Poison
Fire/Poison wizards deal a lot of damage and can drain away at the monster's HP using poison spells. They are the fastest leveling magician at 3rd job due to poison mist's large area of affect.
Pros:
Rarest Magician (Basically nowhere near how common other Magicians are).
Impressive 3rd job leveling speed because of poison mist.
Highest damage of 2nd adv Magicians.
Effective drain against high level enemies with poison.
Fire has the second most elemental advantage, second to holy.
Fast 4th job leveling with Meteor Shower (as with the other two).
Cons:
Poison is not much of a use in early levels as a Fire/Poison.
Poison can be difficult to use if inexperienced.
The only fire offensive spell for 2nd job, Fire Arrow, is blocked by terrain (as with Assassins).
Poison ((Effect)) leaves the monster with 1 hp; it cannot kill a monster.
No mobbing skill until 3rd job
Poor bossing in 3rd job
Meteor Shower uses an incredible amount of mp.
Ice/Lightning
Ice/Lightning wizards can freeze their opponents and bombard them with spells that hit multiple enemies at once.
Pros:
Always have mob skills (Thunderbolt at 2nd job, Ice Strike at 3rd, and Chain Lightning/Big Bang/Blizzard at 4th).
MP Eater + Lightning will often get a great amount of MP back.
Cold Beam isn't blocked by terrain.
Constant freezing usually spells less potion use due to lack of HP loss.
Damage on ice-/lightning weak monsters is generally more than a Cleric's/Priest's/Bishop's damage on Holy-/Heal- weak monsters
Cons:
Damage on ice-/lightning-weak monsters is generally less than an F/P's damage on fire-weak monsters
Lightning has the second least elemental advantage
Lightning is expensive in MP in 2nd job; 40 Mana when maxed.
Blizzard uses an incredible amount of mp.
Unwanted for bossing at 4th job.
Cleric
While Clerics don't deal as much damage as the other magicians, they do possess the unique ability to heal, which tends to have the opposite effect on the undead, and can affect up to five monsters of this type at a time. Dark creatures are also vulnerable to Holy Arrow.
Although clerics are perfectly capable of soloing, they are widely acknowledged as a party class. This is especially true once they reach the third job advancement, as priests receive excellent supportive skills.
Pros:
Can self-heal, eliminating the need for HP pots (unless sealed)
Heal is a great mobbing skill for undead monsters
Great support skills, making it easy to find a party
Able to jump-attack freely with Heal
Can gain small amounts of EXP from healing other players
Holy Symbol, a 3rd job skill, gives 150% exp when the priest is in a party. (Still gives 110% when not)
Cons:
Weakest damage, and slowest leveling magician past lv90
Leveling process pits you against same enemies over and over
Limited enemies are affected by heal (the only mob skill until one reaches mid-level Priest)
Most common magician class
The low HP limits training options for Priests to almost exclusively training with Dark Knights.
Genesis, while still very powerful, is the weakest compared to Meteor and Blizzard (assuming that the Arch Mage/Blaze Wizard has Element Amplification).
In 4th Job, all Mages get a skill where they can have infinite MP, but of course, to use the skill itself, it uses a big amount of MP, only lasts for 40 seconds, and has a cool-down timer of 10 minutes.
There is no best class. This is because game creators go through a process called class balancing. If there was a best class, everyone would be playing that class and there would be no need for a variety of classes. That is why game creators create an array of balanced classes: to make sure that varied playing experiences are available. Each class has its own pros and cons.
Therefore, the hard part is deciding which class fits you the best. It might be because of the massive damage, looks, or just for fun, but your class should fit your playing style. Otherwise, you'll probably become bored quickly and Maplestory won't be very much fun for you.
Warrior
Warriors are like tanks: they can take a lot of damage, and can deal it right back. As they are melee fighters, they cannot use ranged attacks, so they are given much more health and defense to compensate. While they can later prove to be quite powerful, warriors are generally eclipsed by some classes in 1st and 2nd job (you probably aren't playing for purely that, anyway, right?). The life of a warrior requires much patience, but to those willing to tough it out, it can be a rewarding experience.
There are eight different types of weapons available to the warrior class: Polearms, Spears, One Handed Blunt Weapons, Two Handed Blunt Weapons,One-handed axes, Two handed Axes, One Handed Swords, and Two Handed Swords. Except in the case of Spearmen and D(r)Ks, it is highly recommended to choose one weapon type and stick with it, as the second job advancement will only offer mastery skills for two or three weapons. With one weapon skill mastered, one can maximize the amount of damage they can potentially dish out.
Pros
Highest HP and defense of all classes.
Choice of 8 different weapon types.
Proficient at both mobbing and single targets.
More inventory space than other classes.
Generally good in carnival pq
They do very high raw damage
Cons
No ranged attacks until 3rd job.
Lowest MP of all classes.
Damage is unstable in 1st job.
Low accuracy and avoidability.
They don't get a skill for faster movement, 4th job skill rush cant be Spammed
Must use power strike and slash blast until 3rd job
Fighter
Fighters are a powerful class, with incredible damage for single AND multiple targets. They get high power attack skills such as Final Attack and Rage, making them desirable for many PQs. Weapons available are swords and axes. Their damage-dealing capability is further enhanced by their advancement to Crusader, and even further to Heroes. Unfortunately they have poor range compared to the other classes.
Pros:
Highest HP in the game.
Acquires Rage, which raises their party's attack by a significant amount.
Deal more damage than the other two on single elementally-neutral monsters in 3rd job, and on mobs of 2 or 3 in 4th job.
The skill Panic deals ENORMOUS damage at high levels instant 99.999
Reallly high damage but a fighter is very difficult to train
Cons:
Lowest MP in the game.
Poor mob control in 2nd job, but regain it in 3rd and 4th.
Charging up Combo can lead to a string of unstable damage, axe or sword.
Panic needs to be charged up in order to deal good damage.
Page
Pages focus on swords and blunt weapons, and also receive higher HP than Spearmen and more MP than Fighters. With the advancement to White Knight, Pages become capable of dealing damage sometimes exceeding fighters with any enemy weak to elemental attacks. On top of that, Paladins have a skill called Sanctuary that does an incredible 149'999 on 15 monsters.
Pros:
Rarest Warrior.
More HP than Spearmen.
More MP than Fighters.
Deal more damage than the other two on single elementally-weak monsters in 3rd and 4th jobs, as well as on elementally-weak mobs of 4-6 in 4th job as a Paladin.
Become a very defensive class by 3rd and 4th job.
Incredible 4th job skill
Cons:
Less HP than other Fighters.
Less MP than Spearmen.
Gain no party skill.
Lose their mob control in 2nd job, but regain it in 3rd and 4th.
Poor damage in earlier jobs makes it difficult to level pages.
Spearman
Spearmen use Pole Arms and Spears. Generally, their attacking speed is quite slow. However, their 3rd jobs skills are very powerful and out damage almost every other class. Because of the length of their weapon, they also have the best range out of any other class. The good mob control and good party skills such as Hyper Body puts them in high demand for parties. They can advance towards Dragon Knighthood and further towards Dark Knighthood.
Pros:
High maximum damage.
Mob control masters.
Acquire Hyper Body, essential to (Cross)Bow and Claw users in boss run survivability 3rd job and beyond.
Balanced HP and MP.
Larger melee range than Fighters and Pages.
Stable damage 3rd job and beyond.
Hybrid (those who use both weapons) D(r)Ks experience greater mob versatility that the other two 3rd job and beyond.
Also are good at Monster Carnival PQ (as all warriors)
Cons:
Least HP than other Warriors if not made into HP warrior (I doubt it, you have hyper body).
Most unstable damage in 1st and 2nd jobs.
Slower attacking speed.
Beaten by the other two in 3rd and 4ths job on single targets.
Most common Warrior.
Magicians
Magicians are very abundant in the MS community. Magicians have very low hp, and they can't get very close to monsters, but ranged spells like Energy Bolt and Magic Claw, as well as the protection of Magic Guard more than make up for it. Magicians have good damage until 3rd job, when other classes get much more powerful attacks.Also, once you reach 2nd job, you have an available skill named MP Eater, which allows you to drain MP from enemies.
Pros:
Fastest leveling throughout the whole game.
Incredible amounts of MP and MP recovery.
Stable damage throughout the game.
Can attack both up close and ranged.
Can attack through obstacles (Magic Claw).
Can take more damage earlier than other classes with Magic Guard.
The ultimate's (Blizzard, Meteor, Genesis) are by far the most powerful mobbing skills in the entire game, able to 0 hit ko all ordinary monsters. (Not including bosses or Time Temple). Don't be fooled by their poor dpm.
Cons:
Very low HP without Magic Guard.
Lots of money spent on MP pots until you get MP Eater in 2nd job unless you know how to conserve well.
Due to the reliance on elemental weaknesses, the leveling process can pit you against same enemies over and over
Very little inventory space.
Worst damage per minute at high levels.
Notes: Magicians can "jump attack" by pressing the spell's assigned key and jump at the exact the same time. 2nd job+ mages can also "telecast", which is similar, replacing the jump key with the Teleport key. Ice strike can be used while jumping if done at the same frame. Note: Although other classes overpower in 3rd class, magicians have strong mob attacks and party skills that are liked among parties.
Fire/Poison
Fire/Poison wizards deal a lot of damage and can drain away at the monster's HP using poison spells. They are the fastest leveling magician at 3rd job due to poison mist's large area of affect.
Pros:
Rarest Magician (Basically nowhere near how common other Magicians are).
Impressive 3rd job leveling speed because of poison mist.
Highest damage of 2nd adv Magicians.
Effective drain against high level enemies with poison.
Fire has the second most elemental advantage, second to holy.
Fast 4th job leveling with Meteor Shower (as with the other two).
Cons:
Poison is not much of a use in early levels as a Fire/Poison.
Poison can be difficult to use if inexperienced.
The only fire offensive spell for 2nd job, Fire Arrow, is blocked by terrain (as with Assassins).
Poison ((Effect)) leaves the monster with 1 hp; it cannot kill a monster.
No mobbing skill until 3rd job
Poor bossing in 3rd job
Meteor Shower uses an incredible amount of mp.
Ice/Lightning
Ice/Lightning wizards can freeze their opponents and bombard them with spells that hit multiple enemies at once.
Pros:
Always have mob skills (Thunderbolt at 2nd job, Ice Strike at 3rd, and Chain Lightning/Big Bang/Blizzard at 4th).
MP Eater + Lightning will often get a great amount of MP back.
Cold Beam isn't blocked by terrain.
Constant freezing usually spells less potion use due to lack of HP loss.
Damage on ice-/lightning weak monsters is generally more than a Cleric's/Priest's/Bishop's damage on Holy-/Heal- weak monsters
Cons:
Damage on ice-/lightning-weak monsters is generally less than an F/P's damage on fire-weak monsters
Lightning has the second least elemental advantage
Lightning is expensive in MP in 2nd job; 40 Mana when maxed.
Blizzard uses an incredible amount of mp.
Unwanted for bossing at 4th job.
Cleric
While Clerics don't deal as much damage as the other magicians, they do possess the unique ability to heal, which tends to have the opposite effect on the undead, and can affect up to five monsters of this type at a time. Dark creatures are also vulnerable to Holy Arrow.
Although clerics are perfectly capable of soloing, they are widely acknowledged as a party class. This is especially true once they reach the third job advancement, as priests receive excellent supportive skills.
Pros:
Can self-heal, eliminating the need for HP pots (unless sealed)
Heal is a great mobbing skill for undead monsters
Great support skills, making it easy to find a party
Able to jump-attack freely with Heal
Can gain small amounts of EXP from healing other players
Holy Symbol, a 3rd job skill, gives 150% exp when the priest is in a party. (Still gives 110% when not)
Cons:
Weakest damage, and slowest leveling magician past lv90
Leveling process pits you against same enemies over and over
Limited enemies are affected by heal (the only mob skill until one reaches mid-level Priest)
Most common magician class
The low HP limits training options for Priests to almost exclusively training with Dark Knights.
Genesis, while still very powerful, is the weakest compared to Meteor and Blizzard (assuming that the Arch Mage/Blaze Wizard has Element Amplification).
In 4th Job, all Mages get a skill where they can have infinite MP, but of course, to use the skill itself, it uses a big amount of MP, only lasts for 40 seconds, and has a cool-down timer of 10 minutes.
good ways to make maplestory mesos
Hey guys.Now, there are very many ways to make maplestory mesos, Few actually work. I'm not saying mine will work, but if you're lucky, they could.
Monster Carnival
Whenever you see a maple coin, go get it. Do what you have to. Steal them, kill the mob for them, whatever you feel like. When you have enough, talk to Spiegelmann and buy the highest level items you can(level 40, I think). Do a little research and see which weapons NPC for the highest price. 50 coins could rake in over 1mil. And this happens while you train so fast exp and some decent mesos.
Quests
Lots of quests give great rewards. Just playing through the game and completing quests can give you enough mesos to buy potions, weapons, and armor. Quests can take several hours to complete and they dont always have the best reward. I recommend you look up the quests before attempting them.
NX cash
Now this is an effective, but extremely risky technique. First you need around 10k NX. Go to Mushroom Shrine (Zipangu). I dont know if this is entirely true but i've heard that you can't have any items on the ground or any other people by you when you use Gochapon or else you will obtain items that aren't worth very much.
Go to Gochapon and use your 10k NX to buy 11 tickets. Use all your tickets and you will most likely get something worth over 10mil. I can almost guarantee an maplestory items worth around 10m when using mushroom shrine.. unless you have horrible luck.
Now lets say you get a 30% claw for attk scroll. Right now on Broa, thats about 23m. You can go to the trade tab right next to the nx shop and sell that for about 5k NX. You just got another 5 tickets right there. Now if you continue to do this, you could be extremely rich! But this is very risky considering your using real money. You could end having less mesos in your wallet and on your character then you started with.
Monster Carnival
Whenever you see a maple coin, go get it. Do what you have to. Steal them, kill the mob for them, whatever you feel like. When you have enough, talk to Spiegelmann and buy the highest level items you can(level 40, I think). Do a little research and see which weapons NPC for the highest price. 50 coins could rake in over 1mil. And this happens while you train so fast exp and some decent mesos.
Quests
Lots of quests give great rewards. Just playing through the game and completing quests can give you enough mesos to buy potions, weapons, and armor. Quests can take several hours to complete and they dont always have the best reward. I recommend you look up the quests before attempting them.
NX cash
Now this is an effective, but extremely risky technique. First you need around 10k NX. Go to Mushroom Shrine (Zipangu). I dont know if this is entirely true but i've heard that you can't have any items on the ground or any other people by you when you use Gochapon or else you will obtain items that aren't worth very much.
Go to Gochapon and use your 10k NX to buy 11 tickets. Use all your tickets and you will most likely get something worth over 10mil. I can almost guarantee an maplestory items worth around 10m when using mushroom shrine.. unless you have horrible luck.
Now lets say you get a 30% claw for attk scroll. Right now on Broa, thats about 23m. You can go to the trade tab right next to the nx shop and sell that for about 5k NX. You just got another 5 tickets right there. Now if you continue to do this, you could be extremely rich! But this is very risky considering your using real money. You could end having less mesos in your wallet and on your character then you started with.
a guide of maplestory
Acquiring Mesos in Maple Story is not easy and can take up a lot of time. It can also be extremely hard leveling up especially since Maple Story’s leveling grind progressively gets harder the higher your character’s level becomes.
If you’re always short of Mesos or constantly getting stuck when trying to complete a quest to be able level up, then a MapleStory Guide is for you.
Don’t just settle for the official Maple Story Guides that are outdated before they even hit the shelves, instead check out the website below that has the most up to date and effective Maple Story Guides and Maple Story Walk Through available.
Stop playing Maple Story the hard way and check out their huge selection of Maple Story Guides, Maple Story Quest Guide, Maple Story Job Guides, Maple Story Items Guide, Maple Story Mesos Guides, Maple Story Character Guides and many more! With the help of a Maple Story Guide, the game will be a lot less frustrating and you’ll be able to advance a lot faster.
If you’re always short of Mesos or constantly getting stuck when trying to complete a quest to be able level up, then a MapleStory Guide is for you.
Don’t just settle for the official Maple Story Guides that are outdated before they even hit the shelves, instead check out the website below that has the most up to date and effective Maple Story Guides and Maple Story Walk Through available.
Stop playing Maple Story the hard way and check out their huge selection of Maple Story Guides, Maple Story Quest Guide, Maple Story Job Guides, Maple Story Items Guide, Maple Story Mesos Guides, Maple Story Character Guides and many more! With the help of a Maple Story Guide, the game will be a lot less frustrating and you’ll be able to advance a lot faster.
maplestory item
Maple Story Items are acquired when you defeat certain monsters or can be awarded upon completion of a quest. Maple Story Items are extremely important if you want to level up, but unfortunately they can also be hard to collect.
There are however, many different resources available to assist you with collecting a lot more precious MapleStory Items that you can sell to a shop or to other players and will help you level up and advance a lot quicker than most people.
You can get cheats and strategies that will provide you with helpful information and ways to collect Maple Story Items a lot more effectively. You can also get bots and macro that will automatically farm Items for you while you sleep!
So stop spending long hours each day struggling trying to find a few Maple Story Items when you could be collecting millions. Click on the website below for all the best and most updated Maple Story Item Guides, Maple Story Item Duplicator, Macros, and Bots available.
There are websites that claim that they have free Maple Story Items but don’t let the sites waste your time since most of them can only provide you with one or two low level Items whereas the site below can provide you with resources to make millions of MapleStory Items.
Here is a Video for MapleStory Birthday Item Collection:
There are however, many different resources available to assist you with collecting a lot more precious MapleStory Items that you can sell to a shop or to other players and will help you level up and advance a lot quicker than most people.
You can get cheats and strategies that will provide you with helpful information and ways to collect Maple Story Items a lot more effectively. You can also get bots and macro that will automatically farm Items for you while you sleep!
So stop spending long hours each day struggling trying to find a few Maple Story Items when you could be collecting millions. Click on the website below for all the best and most updated Maple Story Item Guides, Maple Story Item Duplicator, Macros, and Bots available.
There are websites that claim that they have free Maple Story Items but don’t let the sites waste your time since most of them can only provide you with one or two low level Items whereas the site below can provide you with resources to make millions of MapleStory Items.
Here is a Video for MapleStory Birthday Item Collection:
Monday, April 19, 2010
how to be good at maplestory
MapleStory is a free, downloadable MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) that currently has over three(3) million players. With monsters to fight, quests to complete, friends to make, and lots of places to visit, MapleStory provides a wealth of challenges. What's more, since the game includes cute characters and plenty of scenery, even the youngest gamer can enjoy playing. While training is often long and tedious, it pays off in the long run if you can stick to it, because the higher your level, the more there is to do. Want to become good at MapleStory? All it takes practice--and a few helpful tips.
maplestory's newest character class now live
April 1, 2010 - The new Dragon Master Evan character class is now available for Maplers to raise their very own dragon companion in Nexon America's hit MMORPG, MapleStory. Players looking to become a hero and help the people of Maple World can now experience Dragon Master Evan and the new features the class offers. Unlike other character classes in MapleStory, Dragon Master Evan attacks enemies through the dragon companion.
Evan, an ordinary farm boy from Henesys, wakes from an ominous dream one day and stumbles upon a dragon egg that changes his life. Chosen to be a hero, he must tame and raise the dragon, while helping others along the way.
A new growth system ties the character and dragon companion together, ensuring that the dragon grows in stages as the character levels up. Each growth stage is like job advancements in other classes. For the Dragon to reach its full potential, players must train with their dragon to level up, resulting in more skills and a powerful evolution.
Evan, an ordinary farm boy from Henesys, wakes from an ominous dream one day and stumbles upon a dragon egg that changes his life. Chosen to be a hero, he must tame and raise the dragon, while helping others along the way.
A new growth system ties the character and dragon companion together, ensuring that the dragon grows in stages as the character levels up. Each growth stage is like job advancements in other classes. For the Dragon to reach its full potential, players must train with their dragon to level up, resulting in more skills and a powerful evolution.
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