Luminous Guide
Rate of Growth: 2/3 (Luminous levels up very fast)
Potential: 3/3 (Luminous has a lot of potential to be very skilled, meaning high damage and stats)
Flexibility: 2/3 (Luminous can be easily bendable, so he can be modelled to your usage)
Difficulty: 3/3 (Luminous can be hard to control and use at some points *Dark/Light System*)
Luminous is the last hero, a Magician. He uses a double sided staff, known as a Shining Rod. This is his primary weapon; he uses a secondary item in his shield slot (It is like Mercedes Arrow, Phantom’s Cards, Demon Aegis) which is an Orb. You are required to equip an Orb to use your skills; the Level 100 Orb can have potential. Luminous uses Intelligence (INT), and he holds a unique feature in his skills which is the Dark/Light System to attack. So when you attack, you will be either using Light or Dark skills and the Skills Sunfire and Eclipse increase each attribute depending on which mode you are in.
In Addition, the Luminous class has two (2) hairstyles, and two (2) eye styles for both genders.
Pros:
Great default eyes and hair
Very nice Play Style
High Damage at low levels, you should never feel weak even with small funding
Skills are very nicely made
Easy to Level
Luminous has an amazing amount of MP
Great Link Skill (10% PDR)
Cons:
People might bash you for being strong
Some, skills are not original (Hinting towards Reflection)
Luminous is not all that incredible at bossing
Maxing Passive Magic Guard at low levels causes potion burn (I advise against maxing Magic Guard in 1st Job)
There is no more choosing between Dark and Light
Luminous is the 5th and last Hero of the Maple World.
Luminous uses a 2H double sided Staff called, the “Shining Rod”.
Luminous uses a Light/Dark System, he alternates between Attributes.
Luminous must equip an Orb in his Shield slot to use any type of Skill.
Luminous has very high stats (Mana, Attack, etc.)
Q: How does Luminous change between Light and Dark modes? Why does he need it?
A: Luminous consumed half of the Black Mage’s power into himself, therefore, to stabilize not being consumed by the dark power that resides within him; he switches between uses skills of Light; and using skills of Darkness. He changes between these modes by shifting a meter, when you change the meter to Dark, you will gain a boost to all Dark Skills, and when you change the meter to Light, you will experience a a gain to your skills.
Q: Can I use Dark Skills in Light Mode, and Light Skills in Dark Mode?
A: Yes, you can. It is possible to use Light Skills in Dark Mode and Dark in Light. But! It is not recommended to do so, because if you use Dark Skills in Light Mode, the Dark Skills will be noticeably weaker, due to the lack of 50% damage from the Eclipse Skill. Same goes for the Dark Side with Light Skills.
Q: Why am I not supposed to max Standard Magic Guard in 1st Job?
A: I do not want you to max Standard Magic Guard in 1st Job because it is not needed. Luminous has a passive type of Magic Guard, meaning at lower levels when monsters do not do much damage to you and you Health can endure the damage, you will waste Mana Potions by being attacked and using your skills. I maxed Standard Magic Guard in KMS, it was a big mistake.
Q: Why am I not maxing Moonlight Spear in 3rd Job?
A: Moonlight Spear, along with most of Luminous’ dark skills, is not very useful to you. Since Nexon America decided that Luminous would not have to switch between Dark and Light, we have a choice to focus our strength instead of balance it. So, in 3rd Job, as you could see from my 3rd Job Skill Build and Explanation, Spectral Light is maxed well before any of the other attacks because it is a much better skill. Once we get down to our last levels of 3rd Job, there is no need to max Moonlight Spear anymore, so instead, we max Ray of Redemption because of it’s healing advantages which can help in 4th Job.
This is a system unique to the Luminous Class. What will happen, is you will see a crystal gem with smaller crystals (5) sitting on the side of your screen once you hit level 30. This is the Dark/Light System. In order to use this system, you must gain points in either Dark or Light by using the mode specific skills. When you use the mode specific skills, the tiny bar on the either side of the meter will increase (depending on what type of skill you use), and once it fully increases, you can change between Dark and Light (depending on which crystal you filled up and which side you were in), and gain the side you chose benefits. There is a 30 second cooldown of switching between Dark and Light.
In addition, once you reach the 3rd Job. Another system will be added to your Crystal Gem. This is the Equilibrium mode. Now, when you change the gauge from Dark to Light or Light to Dark, there will be a stage in-between, that is neither Dark or Light. The main skills you use are “Death Scythe”, and “Ender”. The benefits of Equilibrium are listed in the Beginner Luminous Category.
During his battle with the Black Mage, Luminous along with the other Heroes, managed to seal him away (For a visual) . But not before the Black Mage could impart some of his darkness on to Luminous. Luminous must now learn to control the awesomely terrifying power of the Black Mage before it threatens to consume his soul and plunge him into the world of darkness.
Good thing Luminous will have some help on his journey! His trusted helper, Vieren, and the first person he met after fighting the Black Mage, Laina. With the help of Vieren and Laina, will Luminous learn to wield the powers of both Light and Dark to defend Maple World before it is too late?
There really isn’t much of an AP Guide but to tell you to stick to the Auto Assign. Auto Assign will put 5 AP (Ability Point) into your Intelligence (INT) Stat. You do this until you have max Intelligence (999), and then you dump the rest into Luck (LUK) to see a very minor increase in damage for the last few levels of putting in Luck (LUK) with max Intelligence (INT).
Luminous’ Character Card is quite useful to Magicians because it boosts Intelligence (INT):
Level 30: +10 INT
Level 60: +20 INT
Level 100: +40 INT
Level 200: +60 INT
Please hover your mouse over any skill picture (except Beginning Luminous Skills), to see the extended information on the skill.
Sunfire (Active in Light Mode) – While Sunfire is active, you deal 50% more damage with Light Magic attacks and they cost 50% less MP and recovers 1% of HP. Use Light Magic attacks to charge Sunfire. Cannot be applied at the same time as Eclipse or Equilibrium. Max Level: 1 (Already Maxed). Pre-Requisite: Level 30.
Eclipse (Active in Dark Mode) – While Eclipse is active, you deal 50% more damage with Dark Magic attacks and they cost 50% less MP. Use Dark Magic attacks to charge Eclipse. Cannot be applied at the same time as Sunfire or Equilibrium. Max Level: 1 (Already Maxed). Pre-Requisite: Level 30.
Equilibrium (Active when switching Between Modes) – While Equilibrium is active, you will receive 1% HP per cast, 100% Bonus Damage and no cooldowns for 10 seconds. This allows you to use your most powerful spells for that duration. Cannot be applied at the same time as Eclipse or Sunfire. Max Level: 1 (Already Maxed). Pre-Requisite: Level 70.
Light Wash (Passive) – 10% of enemy DEF is ignored when you attack. You can eventually share this ability with one of your other characters in the same world. Max Level: 1 (Already Maxed).
Inner Light (Passive) – Luminous is a strong willed individual with great insight. Luminous is permanently immune to Darkness status effect. In addition, Luminous’s MP increase at level ups are increased. Raises your Willpower, Insight, and INT. Max Level: 1 (Already Maxed).
Flash Blink (Active) – Luminous turns into light to track enemies. The player can teleport to a random place when Luminous uses this skill in a town without monsters. Max Level: 1 (Already Maxed).
Summary: None.
Explanation: There is none for this level due to no Skill Points.
Light Magic: Flash Shower (Active) – Fires a condensed orb of light that penetrates enemies as it flies. Max Level: 10.
Flash Shower Skill Animation
Dark Magic: Abyssal Drop (Active) – Drops a condensed orb of darkness on multiple enemies in front of you. Max Level: 10.
Abyssal Drop Skill Animation
Light Speed (Active) – Teleport in the direction you want by becoming a beam of light. You will be invulnerable for a short time after teleporting. Also permanently increases Speed and Jump. Max Level: 10.
Light Speed Skill Animation
Standard Magic Guard (Passive) – Converts a portion of damage dealt to you so it affects your MP instead of your HP. Permanently increases DEF and M.DEF. Max Level: 10.
Mana Well (Active) – Increases Max MP for a short time. Max Level: 10.
Mana Well Skill Animation
Dark Affinity (Passive) – Permanently increases light/dark M.ATK. Max Level: 5.
| Level | Skill One | Skill Two | Skill Three |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | +1 Abyssal Drop (1) | +1 Flash Shower (1) | +3 Dark Affinity (3) |
| 11 | +2 Dark Affinity (5: MAX) | +1 Light Speed (1) | |
| 12 | +3 Light Speed (4) | ||
| 13 | +3 Light Speed (7) | ||
| 14 | +3 Light Speed (10: MAX) | ||
| 15 | +3 Mana Well (3) | ||
| 16 | +3 Mana Well (6) | ||
| 17 | +3 Mana Well (9) | ||
| 18 | +3 Mana Well (12) | ||
| 19 | +3 Mana Well (15) | ||
| 20 | +3 Mana Well (18) | ||
| 21 | +2 Mana Well (20: MAX) | +1 Abyssal Drop (2) | |
| 22 | +2 Flash Shower (3) | +1 Abyssal Drop (3) | |
| 23 | +1 Flash Shower (4) | +2 Abyssal Drop (5) | |
| 24 | +2 Flash Shower (6) | +1 Abyssal Drop (6) | |
| 25 | +1 Flash Shower (7) | +2 Abyssal Drop (8) | |
| 26 | +2 Flash Shower (9) | +1 Abyssal Drop (9) | |
| 27 | +1 Flash Shower (10: MAX) | +1 Abyssal Drop (10: MAX) | +1 Save SP (1) |
| 28 | +3 Save SP (4) | ||
| 29 | +3 Save SP (7) | ||
| 30 | +3 Save SP (10) |
Summary:
Abyssal Drop: MAX
Flash Shower: MAX
Light Speed: MAX
Dark Affinity: MAX
Mana Well: MAX
Standard Magic Guard: 0/10
Explanation: You achieved 1st Job. Congratulations on starting your new Luminous. The first thing I want you to do, is put 1 SP in your attacking skills (Abyssal Drop and Flash Shower), after that, max Dark Affinity for the higher attack boost. Followed by Light Speed to increase mobility (insane range for Teleport by the way). After this, max Mana Well for the boost in MP to use for frequent attacks, and to have less Potion Burn. Last, max Flash Shower and Abyssal Drop simultaneously to ensure equal damage (You’ll most likely use both depending on the type of Map you are in). Then you save the SP that would be used for Standard Magic Guard so that you don’t burn potions.
Skill Preview for 1st Job Luminous
You are now introduced to the Dark/Light System. I highly recommend you follow the system, as it will optimally increase your damage output. To use the Dark/Light System, whenever the Meter on the side of your screen changes colour (the crystal gem will either be Dark or Light depending on which mode you are in), you use the skills that are primal to that attribute. For example, you charge up the Light attribute in the Dark Mode, and then you change to Light. In the Light Mode, you use Sylvan Lance as your attack because it is boosted. Same goes for the Dark Side, you use Pressure Void (But Pressure Void is not a very useful skill. I suggest using Abyssal Drop instead).
Light Magic: Sylvan Lance (Active) – Tosses a spear of light to hit multiple enemies. Max Level: 20 (Automatic – 1 Upon reaching 2nd Job).
Sylvan Lance Skill Animation
Dark Magic: Pressure Void (Active) – Direct an orb of darkness to batter enemies. You can move the orb by holding the skill key and steering with the directional keys. Max Level: 20 (Automatic – 1 Upon reaching 2nd Job).
Pressure Void Skill Animation
Light Magic: Blinding Pillar (Active) – Detonates a pillar of light that knocks back enemies and has a chance to stun. Max Level: 10.
Blinding Pillar Skill Animation
Dark Magic: Black Blessing (Active) – A dark orb forms when you evade attacks for a short time in battle. Accumulating orbs will also increase M.ATK. If you take any damage, one orb will be destroyed and absorb some of the damage. Max Level: 20.
Black Blessing Skill Animation
Magic Booster (Active) – Increases the attack speed of your weapon. Max Level: 10
Magic Booster Skill Animation
Spell Mastery (Passive) – Magic Mastery and M.ATK increase. Max Level: 10.
High Wisdom (Passive) – Permanently increases INT. Max Level: 5
| Level | Skill One | Skill Two | Skill Three |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | +1 Pressure Void (Automatic – 1) | +1 Sylvan Lance (Automatic – 1) | +2 Magic Booster (2) |
| 31 | +3 Spell Mastery (3) | ||
| 32 | +3 Spell Mastery (6) | ||
| 33 | +3 Spell Mastery (9) | ||
| 34 | +1 Spell Mastery (10: MAX) | +2 High Wisdom | |
| 35 | +3 High Wisdom (5: MAX) | ||
| 36 | +3 Black Blessing (3) | ||
| 37 | +3 Black Blessing (6) | ||
| 38 | +3 Black Blessing (9) | ||
| 39 | +3 Black Blessing (12) | ||
| 40 | +3 Black Blessing (15) | ||
| 41 | +3 Black Blessing (18) | ||
| 42 | +2 Black Blessing (20: MAX) | +1 Magic Booster (3) | |
| 43 | +3 Magic Booster (6) | ||
| 44 | +3 Magic Booster (9) | ||
| 45 | +1 Magic Booster (10: MAX) | +2 Sylvan Lance (3) | |
| 46 | +3 Sylvan Lance (6) | ||
| 47 | +3 Sylvan Lance (9) | ||
| 48 | +3 Sylvan Lance (12) | ||
| 49 | +3 Sylvan Lance (15) | ||
| 50 | +3 Sylvan Lance (18) | ||
| 51 | +2 Sylvan Lance (20: MAX) | +1 Blinding Pillar (1) | |
| 52 | +3 Blinding Pillar (4) | ||
| 53 | +3 Blinding Pillar (7) | ||
| 54 | +3 Blinding Pillar (10: MAX) | ||
| 55 | +3 Pressure Void (4) | ||
| 56 | +3 Prssure Void (7) | ||
| 57 | +3 Pressure Void (10) | ||
| 58 | +3 Pressure Void (13) | ||
| 59 | +3 Pressure Void (16) | ||
| 60 | +3 Pressure Void (19) | +10 Standard Magic Guard (10: MAX) |
Summary:
Sylvan Lance – MAX
Pressure Void – 19/20
Black Blessing – MAX
Spell Mastery – MAX
Magic Booster – MAX
High Wisdom – MAX
Standard Magic Guard – MAX
Blinding Pillar – MAX
Explanation: First off, the 2 main attacks (Sylvan Lance and Pressure Void) are automatically at 1. So, add all two points into Magic Booster. Next, I highly suggest maxing all the skills that boost damage now in this order! Spell Mastery, High Wisdom, Black Blessing. So that you can maximize damage output. Then, max Sylvan Lance. DO NOT max Pressure Void. Abyssal Drop is extremely better then Pressure Void, and Pressure Void is never going to be used in later jobs. Instead, max out Blinding Pillar after maxing Sylvan Lance so that you have the full 100% stun rate which can be useful later, unlike Pressure Void, which will definitely not be used later on. Last, max Standard Magic Guard, at about this time, you will start to encounter harder monsters. I suggest adding points into it at level 60 (Around the time you start training at Jesters possibly), but you could add points at level 50 as well, if you find the monsters are becoming too strong.
Skill Preview for 2nd Job Luminous
You have now been introduced to the System of Equilibrium (see Beginner Skills on what Equilibrium is), Equilibrium will add more variety to your training. How Equilibrium works, is right when you switch attributes, there is an in-between mode (bonuses of Equilibrium listed in the skill), this mode lasts for 10 seconds; and the skills you use are Death Scythe for 3rd job, and Ender for 4th Job.
Light Magic: Spectral Light (Active) – Fires controllable beams of light. You can steer the beams by holding the skill button and using the directional keys. Max Level: 20.
Spectral Light Skill Animation
Dark Magic: Moonlight Spear (Active) – Fires a chain of dark moonlight from under the enemies’ feet. Max Level: 20.
Moonlight Spear Skill Animation
Light Magic: Ray of Redemption (Active) – Heal your party members and deal damage to enemies with the power of light. Max Level: 20.
Ray of Redemption Skill Animation
Equilibrium Magic: Death Scythe (Active) – A scythe-toting reaper comes down to destroy enemies. Max Level: 20.
Death Scythe Skill Animation
Photic Meditation (Active) – Temporarily increases party M.ATK. Stacks with Meditation. Max Level: 20.
Photic Meditation Skill Animation
Shadow Shell (Active) – Deflect all abnormal status effects. The shell breaks and must cooldown after a certain number of deflected status effects. Passively increases resistance to all elemental and abnormal status effects. Max Level: 10.
Shadow Shell Skill Animation
Dusk Guard (Active) – Temporarily increase DEF and M.DEF and has a chance to ignore damage. Max Level: 10.
Dusk Guard Skill Animation
Lunar Tide (Passive) – Increase either Critical Rate or ATK, depending on your HP and MP. Max Level: 20.
| Level | Skill One | Skill Two | Skill Three | Skill Four |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60 | +1 Spectral Light (1) | +1 Moonlight Spear (1) | +1 Death Scythe (1) | +1 Ray of Redemption (1) |
| 61 | +3 Photic Meditation (3) | |||
| 62 | +3 Photic Meditation (6) | |||
| 63 | +3 Photic Meditation (9) | |||
| 64 | +3 Photic Meditation (12) | |||
| 65 | +3 Photic Meditation (15) | |||
| 66 | +3 Photic Meditation (18) | |||
| 67 | +2 Photic Meditation (20: MAX) | +1 Lunar Tide (1) | ||
| 68 | +3 Lunar Tide (4) | |||
| 69 | +3 Lunar Tide (7) | |||
| 70 | +3 Lunar Tide (10) | |||
| 71 | +3 Lunar Tide (13) | |||
| 72 | +3 Lunar Tide (16) | |||
| 73 | +3 Lunar Tide (19) | |||
| 74 | +1 Lunar Tide (20: MAX) | +2 Dusk Guard (2) | ||
| 75 | +3 Dusk Guard (5) | |||
| 76 | +3 Dusk Guard (8) | |||
| 77 | +2 Dusk Guard (10: MAX) | +1 Spectral Light (2) | ||
| 78 | +3 Spectral Light (5) | |||
| 79 | +3 Spectral Light (8) | |||
| 80 | +3 Spectral Light (11) | |||
| 81 | +3 Spectral Light (14) | |||
| 82 | +3 Spectral Light (17) | |||
| 83 | +3 Spectral Light (20: MAX) | |||
| 84 | +3 Death Scythe (4) | |||
| 85 | +3 Death Scythe (7) | |||
| 86 | +3 Death Scythe (10) | |||
| 87 | +3 Death Scythe (13) | |||
| 88 | +3 Death Scythe (16) | |||
| 89 | +3 Death Scythe (19) | |||
| 90 | +1 Death Scythe (20: MAX) | +2 Ray of Redemption (3) | ||
| 91 | +3 Ray of Redemption (6) | |||
| 92 | +3 Ray of Redemption (9) | |||
| 93 | +3 Ray of Redemption (12) | |||
| 94 | +3 Ray of Redemption (15) | |||
| 95 | +3 Ray of Redemption (18) | |||
| 96 | +2 Ray of Redemption (20: MAX) | +1 Shadow Shell (1) | ||
| 97 | +3 Shadow Shell (4) | |||
| 98 | +3 Shadow Shell (7) | |||
| 99 | +3 Shadow Shell (10: MAX) | |||
| 100 | +3 Moonlight Spear (4) |
Summary:
Spectral Light – MAX
Moonlight Spear – (4/20)
Death Scythe – MAX
Photic Meditation – MAX
Lunar Tide – MAX
Shadow Shell – MAX
Dusk Guard – MAX
Ray of Redemption – MAX
Explanation: The explanation for this might be confusing for some people because I max out Ray of Redemption instead of Moonlight Spear, but there are reasons why. So, what you do first is put 1 SP into each of your attacking skills (Death Scythe, Moonlight Spear, Spectral Light and Ray of Redemption) for the new variety of attacks. Next, max out Photic Meditation for the raw power you gain (+40 M.ATK). Then, max Lunar Tide for the Critical Rate or Damage % bonus (What I find is that most of the time it will boost Critical Rate and not Damage %). After that, max Dusk Guard for the easier training (ignoring 20% damage at max level and the boost in W.DEF and M.DEF). After you max Dusk Guard max Spectral Light. I suggest just maxing Spectral Light solely because it is far greater then Moonlight Spear. After you max Spectral Light, max Death Scythe for the medium-range FMA with less cooldown. Lastly, max Ray of Redemption (not for the attack, but for the healing. This late in your 3rd Job, you won’t need Moonlight Spear, and Ray of Redemption is more useful. After this, max Shadow Shell (This really doesn’t get used until you boss so it’s not that important), and dump the rest (3) SP into Moonlight Spear for an end result of Moonlight Spear at Level 4.
Skill Preview for 3rd Job Luminous
Light Magic: Reflection (Active) – Emit a powerful arrow of light that splits when it hits enemies to deal splash damage. Max Level: 30.
Reflection Skill Animation
Dark Magic: Apocalypse (Active) – Opens the Abyssal Rift under enemies to flood them with void energy. Max Level: 30.
Apocalypse Skill Animation
Dark Magic: Morning Star (Active) – Drops explosive meteors on enemies. Max Level: 30.
Morning Star Skill Animation
Equilibrium Magic: Ender (Active) – Attacks enemies with a giant blade that instantly eliminates them. Every attack will be critical. Deals great damage to monsters that do not fall instantly. Max Level: 30.
Ender Skill Animation
Dark Crescendo (Active) – Has a chance to increase damage with each consecutive hit for a short period of time. Max Level: 30.
Dark Crescendo Skill Animation
Arcane Pitch (Active) – Ignores an opponent’s DEF and resistances for a short period of time. Max Level: 30.
Arcane Pitch Skill Animation
Magic Mastery (Passive) – Magic Mastery and M.ATK increase. Max Level: 30. Pre-Requisite: Spell Mastery Level 10.
Darkness Mastery (Passive) – The buff duration of Equilibrium and the restoring speeds for both light and darkness skills increase. Also increase the ATK of Death Scythe. Max Level: 5. Pre-Requisite: Death Scythe Level 10.
Maple Warrior (Active) – Temporarily increases the stats of all team members. Max Level: 30.
Maple Warrior Skill Animation
Hero’s Will (Active) – By focusing your mind, you can ignore some abnormal status effects. However, this will not work on all abnormal status effects. Max Level: 5.
Hero’s Will Skill Animation
Please Note: Once you reach 10 on all skills (except Darkness Mastery) if you don’t have the Mastery Book for that skill you won’t be able to add any more SP. Just max whatever skill you can when you acquire the Mastery Book for that skill or follow the Skill Build until you run out of Mastery Books.
| Level | Skill One | Skill Two | Skill Three | Skill Four |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | +1 Reflection (1) | +1 Apocalypse (1) | +1 Ender (1) | +1 Morning Star (1) |
| 101 | +3 Darkness Mastery (3) | |||
| 102 | +2 Darkness Mastery (5: MAX) | +1 Magic Mastery (1) | ||
| 103 | +3 Magic Mastery (4) | |||
| 104 | +3 Magic Mastery (7) | |||
| 105 | +3 Magic Mastery (10) | |||
| 106 | +3 Magic Mastery (13) | |||
| 107 | +3 Magic Mastery (16) | |||
| 108 | +3 Magic Mastery (19) | |||
| 109 | +3 Magic Mastery (22) | |||
| 110 | +3 Magic Mastery (25) | |||
| 111 | +3 Magic Mastery (28) | |||
| 112 | +2 Magic Mastery (30: MAX) | +1 Dark Crescendo (1) | ||
| 113 | +3 Dark Crescendo (4) | |||
| 114 | +3 Dark Crescendo (7) | |||
| 115 | +3 Dark Crescendo (10) | |||
| 116 | +3 Dark Crescendo (13) | |||
| 117 | +3 Dark Crescendo (16) | |||
| 118 | +3 Dark Crescendo (19) | |||
| 119 | +3 Dark Crescendo (22) | |||
| 120 | +3 Dark Crescendo (25) | |||
| 121 | +3 Dark Crescendo (28) | |||
| 122 | +2 Dark Crescendo (30: MAX) | +1 Arcane Pitch (1) | ||
| 123 | +3 Arcane Pitch (4) | |||
| 124 | +3 Arcane Pitch (7) | |||
| 125 | +3 Arcane Pitch (10) | |||
| 126 | +3 Arcane Pitch (13) | |||
| 127 | +3 Arcane Pitch (16) | |||
| 128 | +3 Arcane Pitch (19) | |||
| 129 | +3 Arcane Pitch (22) | |||
| 130 | +3 Arcane Pitch (25) | |||
| 131 | +3 Arcane Pitch (28) | |||
| 132 | +2 Arcane Pitch (30: MAX) | +1 Reflection (2) | ||
| 133 | +3 Reflection (5) | |||
| 134 | +3 Reflection (8) | |||
| 135 | +3 Reflection (11) | |||
| 136 | +3 Reflection (14) | |||
| 137 | +3 Reflection (17) | |||
| 138 | +3 Reflection (20) | |||
| 139 | +3 Reflection (23) | |||
| 140 | +3 Reflection (26) | |||
| 141 | +3 Reflection (29) | |||
| 142 | +1 Reflection (30: MAX) | +2 Ender (3) | ||
| 143 | +3 Ender (6) | |||
| 144 | +3 Ender (9) | |||
| 145 | +3 Ender (12) | |||
| 146 | +3 Ender (15) | |||
| 147 | +3 Ender (18) | |||
| 148 | +3 Ender (21) | |||
| 149 | +3 Ender (24) | |||
| 150 | +3 Ender (27) | |||
| 151 | +3 Ender (30: MAX) | |||
| 152 | +3 Apocalypse (3) | |||
| 153 | +3 Apocalypse (6) | |||
| 154 | +3 Apocalypse (9) | |||
| 155 | +3 Apocalypse (12) | |||
| 156 | +3 Apocalypse (15) | |||
| 157 | +3 Apocalypse (18) | |||
| 158 | +3 Apocalypse (21) | |||
| 159 | +3 Apocalypse (24) | |||
| 160 | +3 Apocalypse (27) | |||
| 161 | +3 Apocalypse (30: MAX) | |||
| 162 | +3 Maple Warrior (3) | |||
| 163 | +3 Maple Warrior (6) | |||
| 164 | +3 Maple Warrior (9) | |||
| 165 | +3 Maple Warrior (12) | |||
| 166 | +3 Maple Warrior (15) | |||
| 167 | +3 Maple Warrior (18) | |||
| 168 | +3 Maple Warrior (21) | |||
| 169 | +3 Maple Warrior (24) | |||
| 170 | +3 Maple Warrior (27) | |||
| 171 | +3 Maple Warrior (30: MAX) | |||
| 172 | +3 Morning Star (4) | |||
| 173 | +3 Morning Star (7) | |||
| 174 | +3 Morning Star (10) | |||
| 175 | +3 Morning Star (13) | |||
| 176 | +3 Morning Star (16) | |||
| 177 | +3 Morning Star (19) | |||
| 178 | +3 Morning Star (22) | |||
| 179 | +3 Morning Star (25) | |||
| 180 | +3 Morning Star (28) | |||
| 181 | +2 Morning Star (30: MAX) | +1 Hero’s Will (1) | ||
| 182 | +3 Hero’s Will (4) | |||
| 183 | +1 Hero’s Will (5: MAX) | +2 Saved SP (2) | ||
| 184 | +3 Saved SP (5) | |||
| 185 | +3 Saved SP (8) | |||
| 186 | +3 Saved SP (11) | |||
| 187 | +3 Saved SP (14) | |||
| 188 | +3 Saved SP (17) | |||
| 189 | +3 Saved SP (20) | |||
| 190 | +3 Saved SP (23) | |||
| 191 | +3 Saved SP (26) | |||
| 192 | +3 Saved SP (29) | |||
| 193 | +3 Saved SP (32) | |||
| 194 | +3 Saved SP (35) | |||
| 195 | +3 Saved SP (38) | |||
| 196 | +3 Saved SP (41) | |||
| 197 | +3 Saved SP (44) | |||
| 198 | +3 Saved SP (47) | |||
| 199 | +3 Saved SP (50) | |||
| 200 | +3 Saved SP (53) |
Summary:
Reflection: MAX
Apocalypse: MAX
Ender: MAX
Morning Star: MAX
Dark Crescendo: MAX
Darkness Mastery: MAX
Magic Mastery: MAX
Arcane Pitch: MAX
Maple Warrior: MAX
Hero’s Will: MAX
53 SP saved for unidentified later uses.
Explanation: Oh la la, 4th Job. Nice job, you have reached a big milestone in your Luminous career. Before we start, pat yourself on the back… Ok. So, at the start of 4th Job, put 1 SP into each of your attacks (Ender, Morning Star, Reflection and Apocalypse) for (as stated in 3rd Job) the new variety of skills. Next, max Darkness Mastery for a longer Equilibrium State, followed by Magic Mastery for the raw power. Then max Dark Crescendo for more raw power, then max Arcane Pitch so that you can have (even more) raw power (Luminous has a lot of buffs that boost attack, as stated before, you should never feel weak). Next max Reflection. If you’re wondering why I did this, it is because Reflection is much more useful then Apocalypse. And since you no longer have to switch between Dark and Light, you can focus on one skill. After that max Ender. At this point, you’ll most likely be bossing every now and again, so this would be a useful skill to have if you switch modes. Next, max Apocalypse. It can still be useful at some points in your training, but you’ll most likely still be using Reflection more. To follow up, max Maple Warrior, it will just be a nice add on to your range. Lastly, max Morning Star (It really isn’t all that useful, so just dump the rest of your points in it), then max Hero’s Will (Shadow Shell will take Hero’s Will place most of the time in terms of de-buff buffs, so Hero’s Will isn’t really important for Luminous). Then, you have 53 SP leftover for whatever Nexon decides to do with it.
Skill Preview for 4th Job Luminous
All Hyper Skills Mastery Level is Level 1.
Level 140: Hyper Dexterity – Permanently increases DEX (+50).
Level 140: Hyper Intelligence – Permanently increases INT (+50).
Level 140: Hyper Strength – Permanently increases STR (+50).
Level 140: Hyper Luck – Permanently increases LUK (+50).
Level 143: Reflection – Range Up – Increases Reflection’s range (Range +50).
Level 146: Hyper Jump – Permanently increases Jump (+10).
Level 149: Apocalypse – Extra Target – Increases the number of monsters that Apocalypse hits (Max Enemies Hit +2).
Level 150: Equilibrium Magic: Equalize – Puts you in Equilibrium mode immediately upon use (MP Cost: 1000, Equilibrium status begins, Cooldown: 150 seconds).
Equalize Skill Animation
Level 152: Hyper Speed – Permanently increases Movement Speed (+10).
Level 155: Ender – Range Up – Increases Ender’s Range (Range +40).
Level 158: Hyper Accuracy – Permanently increases Accuracy (+20%).
Level 162: Reflection – Spread – When Reflection spreads, damage no longer gets reduced (Reduces split damage rate to 0%).
Level 165: Hyper Defense – Permanently increases Weapon DEF (+500).
Level 168: Apocalypse – Reinforce – Increases Apocalypse’s damage (Damage +20%).
Level 170: Dark Magic: Armageddon – Renders enemies immobile and deals damage. (MP Cost: 1000, Max Enemies Hit: 15, Damage: 1000%, Immobile Duration: 20 seconds, Cooldown: 120 seconds, Max Damage: 9999999.
Armageddon Skill Animation
Level 174: Hyper Magic Defense – Permanently increases Magic DEF (+500).
Level 177: Ender – Extra Target – Increases the numbers of monsters that Ender hits (Max Enemies Hit +1).
Level 180: Hyper Fury – Permanently increases MAX DF (+50).
Level 183: Reflection – Reinforce – Increases Reflection’s damage (Damage +20%).
Level 186: Hyper Mana – Permanently increases Max MP (+15%).
Level 189: Apocalypse – Recharge – Increase the gauge increase amount for Apocalypse.
Level 192: Hyper Health – Permanently increases Max HP (+15%).
Level 195: Ender – Reinforce – Increases Ender’s damage (Damage +20%).
Level 198: Hyper Critical – Permanently increases Critical Rate (+10%).
Level 200: Heroic Memories – Increases damage and max damage cap. (MP Cost: 100, Duration: 60 seconds, Damage: +10%, Max Damage: +50000, Cooldown: 120 seconds. Only applies to hero classes in party).
Heroic Memories Skill Animation
Visuals for Hyper Skills:
Luminous Hyper Skill
Luminous VS. Zakum w/ Hyper Skills
Hyper Skills are a new type of skill that upgrades your previous skills or gives you new ones. As listed above, those are all of the ones Luminous can receive and you can put points into starting from 140-200.
In Addition, you can reset the Hyper Skills at any time. The first fee to reset the SP put into Hyper Skills costs 100,000 Mesos. The max fee of 5 times reset is 10,000,000 mesos to reset it for however many times needed.
There are 3 types of Hyper Skills. These are: S-Type (Passive Stat Boost), P-Type (Passive Skill Boost), A-Type (Active Attack/Buff). For each category you recieve a different amount of SP. For the S-Type Hyper Skills: 6 SP from level 140-200. For the P-Type Hyper Skills: 5 SP from Level 140-200. For the A-Type Hyper Skills: 3 SP from 140-200.
And you get 1 NEW Ultimate, and 2 NEW Buffs (These are the A-Type Hyper Skills).
The way this works is every 10 Levels, you recieve 1 SP in a various location (S, P, or A). It works like this:
Level 140: +1 Passive Stat Boost (S) SP, +1 Passive Skill Boost (P) SP
Level 150: +1 Passive Stat Boost (S) SP, +1 Active Attack/Buff (A) SP
Level 160: +1 Passive Stat Boost (S) SP, +1 Passive Skill Boost (P) SP
Level 170: +1 Passive Stat Boost (S) SP, +1 Active Attack/Buff (A) SP
Level 180: +1 Passive Skill Boost (P) SP
Level 190: +1 Passive Stat Boost (S) SP, +1 Passive Skill Boost (P) SP
Level 200: +1 Passive Stat Boost (S) SP, +1 Passive Skill Boost (P) SP, +1 Active Attack/Buff (A) SP
Please Note: Those are what you will receive starting from levels 140-200. Making a total of (as stated earlier):
S-Type Hyper Skills – 6 SP
P-Type Hyper Skills – 5 SP
A-Type Hyper Skills – 3 SP
Note: As stated earlier, you can reset the SP put into these skills for a fee. 1st Reset costs 100,000 Mesos. 5th Reset and on costs 10,000,000 Mesos.
| Level | Hyper Skill One | Hyper Skill Two | Hyper Skill Three |
|---|---|---|---|
| 140 | S-Type: +1 SP (1) | P-Type: +1 SP (1) | |
| 140 | S-Type: +1 Hyper Intelligence (1: MAX) | P-Type: +1 Saved SP (1) | |
| 143 | P-Type: (Saved SP Used) +1 Reflection – Range Up (1: MAX) | ||
| 150 | A-Type: +1 SP (1) | S-Type: +1 SP (1) | |
| 150 | A-Type: +1 Equalize (1: MAX) | S-Type: +1 Saved SP (1) | |
| 160 | S-Type: +1 SP (2) | P-Type: +1 SP (1) | |
| 160 | S-Type: +1 Saved SP (2) | P-Type: +1 Saved SP (1) | |
| 162 | P-Type: (Saved SP Used) +1 Reflection – Spread (1: MAX) | ||
| 165 | S-Type: (Saved SP Used) +1 Hyper Defense (1: MAX) | ||
| 170 | A-Type: +1 SP (1) | S-Type: +1 SP (2) | |
| 170 | A-Type: +1 Armageddon (1: MAX) | S-Type: +1 Saved SP (2) | |
| 174 | S-Type: (Saved SP Used) +1 Hyper Magic Defense (1: MAX) | ||
| 180 | P-Type: +1 SP (1) | ||
| 186 | S-Type: (Saved SP Used) +1 Hyper Mana (1: MAX) | ||
| 189 | P-Type: (Saved SP Used) +1 Apocalypse – Recharge (1: MAX) | ||
| 190 | P-Type: +1 SP (1) | S-Type: +1 SP (1) | |
| 190 | P-Type: +1 Reflection – Reinforce (1: MAX) | ||
| 192 | S-Type: (Saved SP Used) +1 Hyper Health (1: MAX) | ||
| 200 | S-Type: +1 SP (1) | P-Type: +1 SP (1) | A-Type: +1 SP (1) |
| 200 | S-Type: +1 Hyper Critical (1: MAX) | P-Type: +1 Ender – Extra Target (1: MAX) | A-Type: +1 Heroic Memories (1: MAX) |
Passive Stat Boost (S):
Hyper Health: MAX
Hyper Mana: MAX
Hyper Intelligence: MAX
Hyper Defense: MAX
Hyper Magic Defense: MAX
Hyper Critical Rate : MAX
Passive Skill Boost (P):
Reflection – Reinforce: MAX
Reflection – Spread: MAX
Reflection – Range Up: MAX
Apocalypse – Recharge: MAX
Ender – Extra Target: MAX
Active Attack/Buff (A):
Memorize: MAX
Armageddon: MAX
Heroes Oath: MAX
Explanation: At this point (140-200), the Skill Build becomes very confusing. But I am here to make it seem like that whole process above are a very simple guided way to explain these skills to you.
Level 140: So! Once we hit 140, right off the bat, we add the 1st S-Type (Passive Stat Boost) Skill Point into Hyper Intelligence for a whopping +50 INT, and we use the saved P-Type SP (Passive Skill Boost) at Level 143 for Reflection – Range Up, because Reflection is most likely your most used skill in 4th Job, so you would want a higher range to hit with.
Level 150: Once we hit 150, what you want to do is obviously use the A-Type (Active Attack/Buff) SP and put it on Memorize so that you can instantly go to Equilibrium, and can skip the Dark Mode entirely. Then, save your S-Type SP for later usage.
Level 160: At Level 162, use the saved P-Type SP and put it into Reflection – Spread so you have no damage reduction on chaining. Then, at Level 165 add the point saved for the S-Type SP into Hyper Physical Guard so that you have a higher defense, but, you could use this on Hyper Jump/Hyper Speed as well if you prefer it.
Level 170: At Level 170, you use the A-Type SP for Armageddon. Armageddon is a new ultimate that makes enemies unable to use debuffs. It is very useful against bosses that constantly debuff you. Then, at level 174, add the saved S-Type SP into Hyper Magical Guard for the extra Magic Defense! Or, as I said earlier, you can use the S-Type SP for Hyper Jump/Hyper Speed if you think that it is more important.
Level 180: Once you hit Level 186, use the saved S-Type SP and add it to Hyper Mana for (Even more Mana onto your already extremely high mana) MP. At Level 189, use the P-Type SP on Apocalypse – Recharge so that if you enter the Dark mode, you can charge the crystals faster then normal, and quickly change back to the Light Mode.
Level 190: Add the P-Type SP into Reflection – Reinforce so you can stay farther away from the monsters when you attack. At Level 198, use the saved S-Type SP in Hyper Critical for higher Critical Rate.
Level 200: Congratulations on 200, awesome achievement. So! Add the S-Type SP to Hyper Health so that you have more survivability. Add the P-Type SP to Ender- Extra Target so that when you’re bossing, you can hit more of the Bosses Minions (eg. Empress has her Cygnus Knights). Then, add the A-Type SP into Hero’s Oath.
This is where I will teach you, where to train, and what will be the fastest and most used training areas, and the slower but unused training areas.
Level 10 – 30: Luminous Storyline Quests
Recommendation: S+
Level 10 – 30: Rotting Skeletons in NLC Haunted Mansion
Recommendation: A+
Level 10-20: Blue Ribbon Pig in Nautilus
Recommendation: B+
Level 10-20: Royal Fairy in Ellenia
Recommendation: A
Level 10-20: Wraith in Kerning City
Recommendation: A-
Level 15 – 25: Cool Jellyfish in Nautilus
Recommendation: A-
Level 20-25: Angry Starfish in Nautilus
Recommendation: A
Level 20 – 25: Icy Mixed Golems in Henesys
Recommendation: A-
Level 25 – 30: Flaming Mixed Golems in Henesys
Recommendation: A+
Level 10-30: Monster Park (Use Dimensional Portal to Access it)
Recommendation: A+
Level 10-30: Golden Temple (Use Dimensional Portal to Access it)
Recommendation: S+ (But this is an event area so don’t rely on it unless it is there)
Overall: I would stick with your storyline as it is the fastest way to level up, and you get some nice insight on Luminous’ Story. If you don’t want to do the storyline then do Zombies or Golems, they are easy to kill and give good exp, but you could also go to the many other training areas as well. There are many options for 10-30, so you can try them all out.
Level 30 – 40: The Mushroom Kingdom Theme Dungeon Questline in Henesys
Recommendation: S+
Level 35 – 45: Blake’s Dream Questline in Kerning City
Recommendation: S+
Level 30-50: Latest Hit Compilation and Greatest Oldies in Kerning City Shopping Mall
Recommendation: S+ (But it is usually very crowded with people, so if you find you cannot hit very high, you may just want to stick with the questline)
Level 40 – 50: Copper Drakes in Sleepywood
Recommendation: A (A good alternative to the crowded maps (Crows and CDs))
Level 40 – 50: Dead Scarecrow’s in NLC Haunted Mansion
Recommendation: B+ (I find that killing these things is a pain because they block second attacks if you’re fast and the exp to kill ratio won’t give you very fast levels, but some people find it practical)
Level 50-60: Krip and Flower Fish in Aqua Road
Recommendation: A- (Another map that is not used often and can give moderately fast leveling results)
Level 50 – 60: Ludibrium Party Quest (Use Dimensional Portal to Access it)
Recommendation: A+
Level 50 – 60: Chryse Theme Dungeon or Grind on the Ferrets (Go to Orbis and talk to Ericsson, the cat-man in Orbis Park)
Recommendation: A+ (Training here is not crowded, but you may find some people here as well)
Level 50 – 60: Twisted Jester in NLC Haunted Mansion
Reccomendation: S+ (If you are not very funded, don’t train here yet because you may be too weak, or you may be KSed (Kill Stealed) too much. If you can hold a strong front at these levels, then go here, but it is very crowded)
Overall: Mushroom Kingdom Quests until however many levels that gets you (usually 30-40), or go to Kerning Square at level 35 and either do quests or grind on CD’s until 50. You do however, have some choices in-between. You could go to Scarecrow’s… but personally I hate training there, it just seems too slow to me. So I just suggest CD’s, but there are other alternatives. Next you can either do: Twisted Jesters, Chryse Monsters as the fast levelers. The other maps such as Krip and Flower Fish, aren’t as fast, but it won’t be as crowded. In Addition, you can also do from Level 50-60, the Ludibrium Party Quest. It is a great alternative if you don’t like grinding.
Level 60 – 90: Twisted Jesters in NLC Haunted Mansion
Recommendation: S+ (Very good area, but very populated with KSers, so beware)
Level 60 – 90: Neo Huroid in Magatia
Recommendation: S+ (A good training spot, Luminous doesn’t have much trouble hitting high leveled monsters since his skills hit so much, not many KSers either, but it is mildly crowded)
Level 70 – 100: Romeo and Juliet PQ (Use Dimensional Portal to Access it)
Recommendation: S+ (A very good training PQ, it will even get you to 120 when you don’t want to grind at LKC (Lion King Castle))
Level 70 – 80: Iron Mutae or Reinforced Iron Mutae in Magatia
Recommendation: A- (A good training spot, not as good as Jesters or Roids, but still an alternative for less crowded map area)
Level 75-90: Selkie Jr. and Slimy at Mysterious Path 3
Recommendation: A+ (Not very crowded, and is a good alternative from Jesters and Roids)
Level 90 – 100: Alien Cog and Alien Miner in NLC
Recommendation: S+ (These monsters give out 3,000 exp a kill, but while the exp seems so amazing, this is a place of war between many classes, so just like the warning from Jesters, beware of the KSers)
Level 90 – 100: Homunculus in Magatia
Recommendation: A+ (Not very crowded, and it serves a fair amount of exp)
Overall: At level 60 go to Jesters, or if you don’t want a lot of population and KS Wars, go to Neo Huroids for less crowdedness. Go to them for 10-30 levels. At 10 Levels, you can go to Romeo and Juliet PQ for a nice alternative from grinding at Jesters/Roids. At 15 Levels, you can switch to MP3 Monsters, or any other training place you feel appropriate. Once you reach Level 90, go to Aliens in NLC for a whopping 3,000 EXP a kill. If you don’t want that though or it is too crowded for you or there is too much KSing, you could go to Homunculus for a quieter alternative for Level 90-100.
Level 100 – 200: Monster Park (Accessible through talking to Spiegelman)
Reccomendation: A+ (Throughout your levels. This is a good place to train if HoH, LKC, or Future Ereve/Henesys is unavailable).
Level 100 – 110/120: Alien Cogs and Miners in NLC
Recommendation: A+ (You might get bored of the same scenery, but it is a great place to train from Level 100-110. If you go until 120 it might get a bit slow for levels, so I suggest to not stay here until Level 120)
Level 100 – 110: Captain and Kru in Herb Town
Recommendation: S- (It is pretty fast for levels from 100-110, and they are easily killed. Also the map size makes it very easy for us to dominate it because Reflection can reach everywhere, also there is a Mini Dungeon if you want to avoid crowding)
Level 100 – 120: Romeo & Juliet PQ (Use Dimensional Portal to Access it)
Recommendation: S (This Party Quest can take you from Level 100-120 pretty easily. It is a very good PQ)
Level 110 – 200: Lion King’s Castle (Crocky’s or Bearwolves mainly) in El Nath
Recommendation: S+ (This is basically the only place you train from 110-165 if you choose to, then you can move on to Future Henesys/Ereve)
Level 120 – 140: Blue Dragon Turtles in Leafre
Recommendation: B+ (Not very crowded, but not very fast for leveling)
Level 120 – 140: Lycanthrope in El Nath
Recommendation: B+ (Not crowded, but not fast for leveling)
Level 130 – 150: Temple of Time Monsters ( Memory Monk, Memory Guardian, Eye of Time, etc) in Leafre
Recommendation: A+ (It is a moderately good source for training in those levels, not crowded, and once in a while you may find a chest that gives you valuable items)
Level 160 – 200: Strong Hold ( Knight A, Knight B, Knight C, Knight D, Knight E) in Leafre
Recommendation: S+ (Great source of training. This area will take you to Level 200)
Level 165-200: Future Henesys/Ereve ( Mutant Monsters) in Leafre
Recommendation: S (Good training from Level 165 and on, may be moderately crowded, but not too much so)
Level 180 – 200: Hall of Honor ( Advanced Knight A, Advanced Knight B, Advanced Knight C, Advanced Knight D, Advanced Knight E) in Leafre
Recommendation: S+ (Along with all the other xx-200 training places, this will take you very far in your quest for Level 200)
Level 120 – 200: Boss Runs ( Zakum, Horn Tail, Von Leon, Cygnus Empress, etc…)
Recommendation: S+ (Bosses are a great way to gain money, items, and exp at the same time)
Overall: 4th Job Training is not easy, it’s very hard and there are multiple ways to train. At level 100, either go to Aliens, R&J PQ or Captians and Kru until 100 – 110/120. I suggest stop at 110 however, and go to LKC to train. If you don’t want to train at LKC, you can go to many other alternatives until 150 (ToT and BDT, etc). But it will be much slower, as LKC is the fastest and most efficient way to Level Up from Level 110-200. Along with the other S+ rated training areas. Last, Bosses are also a great way to level up. They are like a full pack-a-punch that gives you everything.
The other section. This means we are reaching the end of this guide. This is all the extras and how-do’s you need to complete your Luminous.
1. Luminous Horn Tail Solo
2. Luminous at Mu Lung Dojo
3. Fastest Luminous Zakum Solo
4. Luminous Papulatus Solo
5. Luminous Sakura Castle Boss
Shakar 96′ Blog <<< Very useful blog about KMS and GMS (He just stopped blogging though.
Orange Mushroom’s Blog<<< Very useful blog about KMS and GMS (The best one right now).
Hidden Street Maple Database <<< a site like BasilMarket, though not as updated, still very helpful.
So, the potions. I will go through what you use from Level 10 – 200.
Level 10 – 30: Use White Potions for your HP, and Mana Elixirs for your MP. You use Mana Elixirs right now due to Luminous’ mass amount of MP at low levels and so forth.
Level 30 – 60: Use White Potions or Unagi’s since you won’t have Magic Guard (If you follow Guide), and you need the HP. Use Pure Waters or Sunrise Dews. I personally start using Gingerales now because since Luminous has very high MP stats. And when I say very high, I’m not exaggerating, Luminous has 30k MP at Level 90, so you need a higher supply of MP flow potions.
Level 60 – 100: Gingerales, you can’t go wrong with them. Especially since as stated above, Luminous has these huge amounts of MP. But you could also use Unagi/Barbarian Elixirs and Sorcerer Elixirs/Mana Bull if you don’t like Elixirs.
100 – 200: You can use either: Power Elixirs, Gingerales or Elixirs. It is easier to get Gingerales, so I suggest getting them. But, if you can get Power Elixirs, then get them. They are much better. But cost more however. You could also use Honsters and Mana Bull as well however.
For a more advanced Potion Guide: mr.basil’s Potion Guide
The Overall Creation of the Luminous Guide MaplexHero
Help with some skill misplacements and fixing errors Exumaii
Helping me expand on the Hyper Skills Guide + Build doc
Helping me with some minor errors and expanding a few parts Deimios
Suggestions on adding clearer points in places Darkaness
Helping me organize and structure the layout of the guide and fixes TheDarkHero3
Helping me expand Training Guide ChoppyKyurem
Helping me clean up Hyper Skills and expanding parts around the guide DragonLove
Clearing up parts of the Guide Momijii
Optimizing 3rd Job Skill Build firefly539
Helping me revise a few parts of the Guide Stimlexa
Helping me fix the Hyper Skill, skill misplacements flame311
I’d like to thank Shakar96’s Blog and Orange Mushroom’s Blog for the complete skills and descriptions and Hyper Skills.
Fiel of Southperry for the GMS version of Luminous’ skills.
The people who made the YouTube videos that I used, thanks.
BasilMarket for the privilege of being able to make my guide official and helping me with the Skills for Luminous and organization of my Luminous Guide.
Hidden Street for Quest lists, and monster references, and locational tips.
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