Phantom Guide
Phantom is one of the five heroes from the old Maple legend in which five heroes battled against the Black Mage, 100 years ago. Phantom is the thief hero of the 5 and will be using a cane and special cards to attack. His name originates from the fact that nobody was able to figure out his true identity, thus being nothing more than a Phantom to all.
Phantom has high evasion and critical chance. With this class the new system of stealing skills is introduced, which is exclusive to Phantom of course.
Famous among the wealthy merchants and noblemen, a century ago Phantom was known as a thief. A very presumptuous one at that. He left traces of his stealing which only revealed that he was the person committing the crime, not who the person exactly is. Due to people not being able to figure out his true identity, he was named “Phantom”.
Despite his deeds, throughout the world he was honoured. Phantom ended up becoming a hero due to the loss of Aria. Aria was the Empress of Ereve before Cygnus. Phantom had fallen in love with Aria while trying to steal the great treasure of Ereve. Aria’s death however, drove him to the point where he sought out Freud, the original dragon master. Through Freud, Phantom joined the heroes to seek revenge on the Black Mage. To little surprise, just like all other heroes (excluding the dead Freud), Phantom was trapped into ice by the Black Mage’s curse.
Now, 100 years later, Phantom reawakens from the curse. After reawakening Phantom infiltrates Ereve. A meeting is held in Ereve in which Hilla, a commander of the Black Wings, poses as an Empress, by showing the jewel Skaia, which glowed in her hands. It is told that Skaia would glow in the hands of the Empress of Ereve. However, the Skaia did not glow in the hands of the real Empress. This is where Phantom comes in and saves the day. He destroys the Skaia held by Hilla due to it being fake. He reveals that he owns the true Skaia, which makes Hilla flee from Ereve. Phantom then returns the Skaia to the true Empress, Empress Cyngus. After his noble deed, he returns to the Crystal Garden.
Aria’s death and the becoming of a hero.
Hilla’s attempt to take over Ereve
When creating a Phantom, you are not restricted by gender. You have the choice of 2 hairstyles and 2 different eye sets for both male and female. Besides that, you are allowed to pick any hair color you want.
| Pros |
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| Is both a ranged and melee class. |
| Has the ability to steal skills such as Holy Symbol. |
| Crystal Garden has great advantages (I.E. Fast travelling between continents) |
| Free Wheel of Destiny buff (Final Feint) |
| Like Mercedes, they have a sub-weapon that can have potential (Arrows = Cards). |
| They own a linkable skill that adds 10% critical rate. |
| Has a storyline filled with romance and action. |
| PIMP CAR! |
| High mobility, Swift Phantom/Phantom shroud. |
| High avoid and crit rates. |
| Is actually a fairly balanced class. |
| Cons |
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| People will probably get on your case about the class being bandwagoned and “overpowered”. |
| Your Hp and MP are relatively low. |
| Due to the weapons and skill books being newly introduced, they will be pricey till a certain point. |
| Phantoms can be found a little boring at 1st to 3rd job. However, it gets better at 4th job. |
Still many people wonder about how to allocate your ability points. In today’s game climate, this should be nothing to be worried about. If you are completely clueless you can simply choose to auto-assign your points, however you still need to know at a certain point when to stop adding to a certain stat.
Let’s start out by checking out which stats you need in first place. A Phantom is nothing more than a Night lord when it comes to stats. The most important stat will be LUK and your secondary stat will be DEX. The regular build would be to add 1 DEX and 4 LUK every level, ensuring you have XX DEX above your current level.
However it’s so painfully easy nowadays to receive extra stats, that there’s no need to keep adding into DEX. Personally we suggest that you at least try to go for low DEX. This will pay off in the end because as a Phantom, you will be receiving a lot of DEX for simply being, a Phantom.
We created a little list of items you might be able to acquire. Some of these items are free from events and some you might be able to get through a quest or simply purchasing it.
| Item | DEX |
|---|---|
| Base | +4 |
| Evo Ring 1 | +7 |
| Evo Ring 2 | +7 |
| Evo Ring 3 | +10 |
| Legendary ring | +3 |
| Deputy Star | +5 |
| Cannonshooter linked skill | +15 |
| High Dextery | +40 |
| Raven Persona | +10 / 20 |
| Total | 106 / 111 |
High dextery is a passive skill you have that adds 40 dex already. The Raven Persona is an item that adds 10 DEX which you can acquire through a hot time event. When you’re a third job Phantom you will get an additional 10 DEX (Totalling 20 DEX). You end up with about 106 / 111 DEX just from items. I think based upon this we can conclude that going dexless isn’t all too hard. At least, going low dex should be the highest you go when it comes to adding DEX.
What we suggest however, is to calculate how much extra DEX you have BEFORE you create the character. Based upon how much extra DEX you think to have, choose a build.
| Step | Procedure |
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| 1. | Find the Adventurer character you wish to steal a skill of. |
| 2. | Open up your Skills UI, and click on the beginner tab. Here you will find the skill named “Steal Skill”. |
| 3. | Double click on the skill “Steal Skill”. Your screen should be dimmed down and a round frame will appear on your screen. This frame can be moved around by you. |
| 4. | Click on the Adventurer character you have found in step 1. A skill UI will open with the list of skills for each job advancement, that you can steal. Remember, you need at least one empty slot in your Skill management UI in order to steal a skill. You can steal up to the job advancement you have achieved. If you are currently a level 87 Phantom (meaning third job) you cannot steal a fourth job skill. However you CAN steal a skill from someone who is fourth job (you can steal his 3rd job skills). |
| 5. | Choose and select the skill you wish to steal from the Adventurer and press the yellow button that says “Steal Skills”. Tadah, you now have stolen a skill. Have fun with it. |
You can’t steal skills from Heroes, Resistance or side Adventurers (e.g Dual Bladers and Cannon Shooters). You can only steal skills from Adventurers, Magicians, Archers, Warriors, Thieves and Pirates.
Every job advancement has Talent of Phantom Thief. The master level of this skill, decides the maximum level of the skill you steal. Therefore, in third job the skills you steal will be no higher than level 20 and in fourth job it can go up to level 30.
The level of the skill you steal depends on the level it is on the adventurer you steal it from. Therefore if a Bowmaster has level 20 Sharp Eyes, you will steal level 20 Sharp Eyes even though your Talent of the Phantom Thief might be level 30. It will display as 20/30.
However if you steal level 30 Sharp Eyes while Talent of the Phantom Thief is level 10 for example, it will display as 30/10. Therefore you will be able to use level 10 Sharp Eyes until you raise your Talent of the Phantom Thief.
| Job | Available skills | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Magician | Magic Guard, Magic Armor, Energy Bolt and Magic Claw. | Magic Guard. |
| 2. Fire / Poison wizard | Meditation, Fire Arrow and Poison Breath. | None. |
| 2. Ice / Lightning wizard | Meditation, Cold Beam and Thunderbolt. | Thunder Bolt. |
| 2. Cleric | Bless, Heal, Invincible and Holy Arrow. | Heal. |
| 3. Fire / Poison mage | Elemental Decrease, Explosion, Poison Mist, Fire Demon and Seal. | None. |
| 3. Ice / Lightning mage | Elemental Decrease, Ice Strike, Ice Demon and Thunderspear. | None. |
| 3. Priest | Holy Symbol, Dispel and Shining Ray. | Holy Symbol. |
| 4. Fire / Poising Arch mage | Big bang, Paralyze, Meteor and Mist Eruption. | Paralyze. |
| 4. Ice / Lightning Arch mage | Big bang, Blizzard, Glacier Chain and Chain Lightning. | Chain Lightning. |
| 4. Bishop | Big bang, Angel Ray, Advanced Bless, Buff Mastery, Resurrection and Big Bang. | Advanced bless. |
| See the mage skills to be used mainly for training. I don’t think Holy Symbol and Chain lightning truly need an explanation. Advanced blessing is a nice buff for you and your party to up the range. Magic guard, well if you have MP to spare is not a bad choice. |
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| Job | Available skills | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Warrior | Iron body, Slash Blast and Power strike. | None. |
| 2. Fighter | Rage, Brandish, Power Reflection and Ground Smash. | Rage and Power Reflection. |
| 2. Page | Power Guard, Threaten and Ground Smash. | Power Guard and Threaten. |
| 2. Spearman | Hyper Body, Iron Will and Ground Smash. | Hyper Body. |
| 3. Crusader | Shout, Combo Attack, Magic Crash, Panic and Coma. | Magic Crash and Combo Attack. |
| 3. White Knight | HP Recovery, Magic Crash and Combat Orders. | Magic Crash and Combat Orders. |
| 3. Dragon Knight | Dragon Buster, Dragon Fury, Dragon Roar, Dragon Strength, Sacrifice and Magic Crash. | Magic Crash. |
| 4. Hero | Monster Magnet, Rush, Intrepid Slash and Power Stance. | Power Stance. |
| 4. Paladin | Power Stance, Blast, Rush and Heaven’s Hammer. | Power Stance. |
| 4. Dark Knight | Monster Magnet, Power Stance, Rush and Dark Impale. | Power Stance and Dark Imaple. |
| Rage as an extra attack buff, threaten to lower defense of a monster, hyper body for extra HP and MP. Pretty simple. Combat orders for higher leveled skills, magic crash to be loved while bossing and combo attack because you’re cool like that. Power stance because less knock back is awesome when bossing. |
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| Job | Available skills | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Rogue | Haste, Dark Sight, Double Stab, Lucky Seven. | Haste, Dark Sight and Lucky Seven. |
| 2. Bandit | Savage Blow, Steal, Karma and Meso Guard. | Karma and Meso Guard. |
| 2. Assassin | Shuriken Burst and Wind Talisman. | XX |
| 3. Chief Bandit | Muspelheim, Edge Carnival, Pick Pocket and Meso Explosion. | Muspelheim. |
| 3. Hermit | Triple Throw, Shadow Web and Shade Split. | XX |
| 4. Shadower | Boomerang Step, Assassinate, Sudden Raid, Shadow Instinct and Smoke Screen. | Shadow Instinct. |
| 4. Night lord | Quadruple Throw, Purge Area, Taunt, Dark Serenity and Sudden Raid. | XX |
| Coming soon |
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| Job | Available skills | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Archer | Arrow Blow and Double Shot. | None |
| 2. Hunter | Arrow Bomb. | None |
| 2. Crossbowman | Iron Arrow. | None |
| 3. Ranger | Arrow Rain, Inferno, Strafe, Puppet, Drain Arrow and Concentration. | Arrow Rain and Concentration. |
| 3. Sniper | Arrow Eruption, Blizzard, Strafe, Puppet, Dragon Breath and Concentration. | Arrow Eruption and Concentration. |
| 4. Bowmaster | Hurricane and Sharp Eyes. | Hurricane and Sharp Eyes. |
| 4. Marksman | Pierce, Sharp Eyes and Snipe. | Sharp Eyes. |
| Archers aren’t at all that interesting in the first few jobs, so as a low leveled Phantom you can ignore them. However concentration and Sharp Eyes are two obvious buffs you might want to considering getting. Arrow Rain and Eruption for training purposes. Hurricane works pretty well as a bossing skill. |
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| Job | Available skills | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Pirate | Somersault Kick and Double Fire. | None |
| 2. Brawler | Screw Punch, Mental Clarity and Tornado Upper. | Mental Clarity and Tornado Upper. |
| 2. Gunslinger | Magnum Shot. | None. |
| 3. Marauder | Double Spiral, Shockwave, Willow Defense and Lucky Dice. | Double Spiral. |
| 3. Outlaw | Double-barrel Shot, Bullet Smash and Lucky Dice. | None. |
| 4. Buccaneer | Dragon Strike, First Enrage, Speed Infusion, Viper cision and Time Leap. | Dragon Strike, First Enrage and Speed infusion. |
| 4. Corsair | Rapid Fire, Fusillade, Battleship Nautilus, Continual Aiming, Pirate Style, Eight-Legs Easton and Head Shot. | Rapid Fire and Fusillade. |
| Rapid fire for bossing, Pirate Style for damage increase, status and elemental resistance and it reduces 30% avoid AND it has a stance effect. Only choose Pirate Style if you want the stance effect though. This being something you can get from warriors as well. |
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Buffs are being added.
Upon reaching your second job advancement, you acquire a stack of cards on the side of your screen. You can use this stack of cards when it’s completely full. It is used in the beginner skill Judgement. When reaching the maximum amount of cards, you get a buff. You can reach the card’s max by hitting critical damage on any monster.
You start off with a maximum of 20 cards in your stack. When reaching your fourth job, you will have a maximum of 40 cards.
Note: These skills are based on Korean translations and are not yet the official names. Credits for current translations and skill extraction to Orangemushroom. As soon as the skills become available in GMS data, these will be replaced with the official names, extracted by Skyenets:
| Skill name: | Description: | Type: | Mastery: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Skill Swipe: | When used, you will enter Steal Skill Mode, which allows you to click on an Adventurer (except Dual Bladers and Cannon Shooters) and choose which skills you want to steal in the Target Skill window. You cannot steal a Passive skill, a summon, or a movement skill. Stolen skills will stay with you until you decide to delete them yourself. | Active | 1 |
| Load Out: | Manage your stolen skills, choosing which to be Active and which to delete. You have 4 slots for first and second job, 3 for third job, and 2 for fourth job. However, if you use a skill then switch Active skills, the effect of the first skill will disappear. | Active | 1 |
| Judgement Draw: | When the Card Stack is full, this skill can be used. All the cards will be used up and a buff will be given for 30 seconds depending on the card drawn. Fortune Card – 5% critical chance increase, Misfortune Card – 10% item and drop rate increase. When used, 5 Blanc Cartes are thrown. | Passive | 1 |
| Judgement Draw (upgrade): | Automatically upgraded at fourth job. Fortune Card – 10% critical chance increase, Misfortune Card – 20% item and drop rate increase, 3 new cards: Endurance Card – 20% increase in status and elemental resistance, Guardian Card – 100% defense increase, Drain Card – 3% of your damage is used to heal HP. When used, 10 Noir Cartes are thrown. | Passive | 1 |
| Shroud Walk: | Conceal yourself and move quickly through a map. The arrow keys are used to define which direction to teleport in. | Active | 1 |
| To The Skies: | Return to Phantom’s flying ship, Crystal Garden, instantly. | Active | 1 |
| Dexterous Training: | Permanently increase DEX by 40, base avoid by 20%, Craft level to 20, and Insight level to 20. | Passive | 1 |
| Phantom Instinct: | With great insight, see the flaws of monsters and increase your critical chance by 10%. (Link Skill) | Passive | 1 |
| Skill name: | Description: | Type: | Mastery: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Double Entendre: | Quickly attack up to 4 enemies in front of you for 160% damage twice. | Active | 20 |
| Phantom Swiftness: | While in the air, you can jump a certain distance (distance will increase as skill level increases). Passively increase your speed by 35, your maximum speed by 20, and your jump by 20. | Active | 15 |
| Feather Foot: | Increase your base avoid permanently by 20%. | Passive | 10 |
| Impeccable memory I: | The stolen first job skill. If the skill has a Passive effect, you do not receive that Passive effect. You can change the settings of your stolen skills with Skill Management. Stolen skills will not exceed the current level of this skill. | Active | 20 |
| Skill name: | Description: | Type: | Mastery: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mille Cartes: | Throw a wave of cards to push back up to 10 enemies in front of you and hit them for 320% damage. | Active | 20 |
| Calling Card: | Throw Phantom’s secondary weapon, Cards, forward to attack up to 3 enemies for 170% damage 3 times. | Active | 15 |
| Carte Blanche: | Whenever Phantom has a critical hit, there is a 60% chance that enemies will be automatically hit by a Card for 160% damage. The Card Stack will be increased by 1. | Passive | 10 |
| Cane Mastery: | Increase your mastery over the Cane by 50% and your accuracy by 200. | Passive | 20 |
| Cane Booster: | Increase the speed of your weapon by 2 stages for 240 seconds.(pre-requisite: 5 Cane Mastery) | Active | 20 |
| Devil’s Luck: | Permanently increase your LUK by 40. | Passive | 10 |
| Impeccable Memory II: | The stolen second job skill. If the skill has a Passive effect, you do not receive that Passive effect. You can change the settings of your stolen skills with Skill Management. Stolen skills will not exceed the current level of this skill. | Active | 20 |
| Skill name: | Description: | Type: | Mastery: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blason: | Quickly cut up to 8 enemies in front of you for 225% damage 4 times. | Active | 20 |
| Rapier Wit: | Rush up to 10 enemies and hit them for 270% damage 2 times, then shortly after moving hit them with a crescent moon cut for 270% damage 3 times. You can link this attack after Breeze Carte, and if you do, Breeze Carte’s delay will be reduced. Passively increase Breeze Carte’s damage by 50%. | Active | 20 |
| Mist Mask: | Have an additional 30% evasion rate. | Passive | 20 |
| Piercing Vision: | Permanently increase your chance to hit a critical by 50%. | Passive | 20 |
| Final Feint: | If you were to die while this buff was Active, your HP would be restored, you would receive 4 seconds of invincibility, and the buff would be consumed instead. Passively increase your LUK by 60. There is a cooldown of 900 seconds. | Active | 20 |
| Bad Luck Ward: | For 240 seconds, protect yourself from misfortune by increasing your HP and MP by 30% and your resistance to states and elements by 40%. | Active | 20 |
| Clair de Lune: | Using the power of the blue moon, increase your attack by 30 and your accuracy by 200 for 240 seconds. | Active | 20 |
| Impeccable Memory III: | The stolen third job skill. If the skill has a Passive effect, you do not receive that Passive effect. You can change the settings of your stolen skills with Skill Management. Stolen skills will not exceed the current level of this skill. | Active | 20 |
| Skill name: | Description: | Type: | Mastery: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mille Aiguilles: | Continuously attack up to 6 enemies in front of you with your Cane for 130% damage 2 times, you can move while holding the skill key down but your walking speed will be decreased while using it. | Active | 30 |
| Penombre: | Jump back and attack up to 10 enemies with powerful Cards for 600% three times. You can link this attack after Phantom Charge, and if you do, Phantom Charge’s delay will be reduced. Passively increase Phantom Charge’s damage by 50%. | Active | 20 |
| Carte Noir: | Whenever Phantom has a critical hit, there is a 100% chance that enemies will be automatically hit by a Card for 220% damage. The Card Stack will be increased by 1. Passively increase evasion rate by 20%. (pre-requisite: 20 Blanc Carte) | Passive | 20 |
| Cane Expert: | Increase your Cane Mastery to 70%, your attack by 30, and your minimum critical damage by 15%. (pre-requisite: 20 Cain Mastery) | Passive | 30 |
| Priere D’Aria : | Aria’s prayers allow you to ignore 30% of an enemy’s defense and increases your damage by 30% for 240 seconds. | Active | 30 |
| Tempest: | A growing storm of powerful Cards attacks up to 8 enemies around Phantom for 400% damage continuously for as long as the skill key is held down. There is a cooldown of 12 seconds, which starts once you release the skill key. | Active | 30 |
| Vol D’Ame : | Steal the buffs of up to 12 monsters around you. If the monster has no buff, there is no effect. If you steal an attack related buff, you receive a 40 attack boost. If you steal a defense related buff, you reduce your damage taken by 40%. If you steal a damage reflection buff, you reflect 600% of the damage you take. If you steal an invincibility buff, you receive temporary invincibility. There is a cooldown of 60 seconds. | Active | 20 |
| Impeccable Memory IV: | The stolen fourth job skill. If the skill has a Passive effect, you do not receive that Passive effect. You can change the settings of your stolen skills with Skill Management. Stolen skills will not exceed the current level of this skill. | Active | 20 |
| Maple Warrior: | Increases all players’ stats within the party by 15% for 900 seconds. | Active | 30 |
| Hero’s Will: | By focusing your mind, you can ignore abnormal status effects. There is a cooldown of 360 seconds. | Active | 5 |
The explanations are currently being spellchecked. They’re on their way though.
Skills available:
Swift Phantom.
Double Piercing.
Quick Evasion.
Talent of Phantom Thief I.
SKILLS CAN BE ALL MAXED.
10: +1 Double Entendre [ 1 ], +1 Impeccable memory I [ 1 ], +1 Phantom Swiftness [ 3 ]
11: +3 Phantom Swiftness [ 6 ]
12: +3 Phantom Swiftness [ 9 ]
13: +3 Phantom Swiftness [ 12 ]
14: +3 Phantom Swiftness [ 15 ][ MAX ]
15: +3 Double Entendre [ 4 ]
16: +3 Double Entendre [ 7 ]
17: +3 Double Entendre [ 10 ]
18: +3 Double Entendre [ 13 ]
19: +3 Double Entendre [ 16 ]
20: +3 Double Entendre [ 19 ]
21: +1 Double Entendre [ 20 ][ MAX ], +2 Feather Foot [ 2 ]
22: +3 Feather Foot [ 5 ]
23: +3 Feather Foot [ 8 ]
24: +2 Feather Foot [ 10 ][ MAX ], +1 Impeccable memory I [ 2 ]
25: +3 Impeccable memory I [ 5 ]
26: +3 Impeccable memory I [ 8 ]
27: +3 Impeccable memory I [ 11 ]
28: +3 Impeccable memory I [ 14 ]
29: +3 Impeccable memory I [ 17 ]
30: +3 Impeccable memory I [ 20 ][ MAX ]
In order:
Phantom Swiftness: MAXED.
Double Entendre: MAXED.
Feather Foot: MAXED.
Impeccable memory I: MAXED.
Explanation:
We have a thing for mobility. Nowadays you can kill everything in one hit anyway, so raising your main attacking skill at a low level does not have priority. However, moving around the map quickly is something that will let you kill more in a short amount of time. Therefore we place 1 SP on both Double piercing and TOPH I, and the rest on Swift Phantom.
SKILLS CAN ALL BE MAXED.
30: +1 Carte Blanc [ 1, auto added ], +1 Calling Card [ 1 ], +1 Mille Cartes [ 1 ], +1 Cane Mastery [ 1 ], +1 Impeccable Memory [ 1 ]
31: +3 Cane Mastery [ 4 ]
32: +3 Cane Mastery [ 7 ]
33: +3 Cane Mastery [ 10 ][ MAX ]
34: +3 Calling Card [ 4 ]
35: +3 Calling Card [ 7 ]
36: +3 Calling Card [ 10 ]
37: +3 Calling Card [ 13 ]
38: +3 Calling Card [ 16 ]
39: +3 Calling Card [ 19 ]
40: +1 Calling Card [ 20 ][ MAX ], + 2 Devil’s Luck [ 2 ]
41: +3 Devil’s Luck [ 5 ][ MAX ]
42: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 4 ]
43: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 7 ]
44: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 10 ]
45: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 13 ]
46: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 16 ]
47: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 19 ]
48: +1 Impeccable Memory [ 20 ][ MAX ], +2 Mille Cartes [ 3 ]
49: +3 Mille Cartes [ 6 ]
50: +3 Mille Cartes [ 9 ]
51: +3 Mille Cartes [ 12 ]
52: +3 Mille Cartes [ 15 ]
53: +3 Mille Cartes [ 18 ]
54: +2 Mille Cartes [ 20 ][ MAX ], +1 Carte Blanche [ 2 ]
55: +3 Carte Blanche [ 5 ]
56: +3 Carte Blanche [ 8 ]
57: +3 Carte Blanche [ 10 ][ MAX ]
58: +3 Cane Booster [ 4 ]
59: +3 Cane Booster [ 7 ]
60: +3 Cane Booster [ 10 ][ MAX ]
In order:
Mastery: MAXED.
Carte Mille: MAXED.
Devil’s Luck: MAXED.
Impeccable Memory II: MAXED.
Calling Card: MAXED.
Carte Blanc: MAXED.
Cane Booster: MAXED.
Strangely we have 2 SP left over.
Explanation:
Being spellchecked. Coming soon.
Trouble with SP calculations…
Basically what you need to max is the same, just because the advancement levels have been changed doesn’t mean we change the whole SP, what you max is still the same, please follow the “In Order” section for maxing of the skill.
In order:
Impeccable Memory III: MAXED.
Clair de Lune : MAXED.
Piercing Vision: MAXED.
Blason Fantome: 11 or MAXED.
Bad Luck Ward: MAXED.
Mist Mask: MAXED.
Final Feint: MAXED.
Rapier Wit: 11 or MAXED.
Explanation:
Being spellchecked. Coming soon.
Noire Carte is added automatically when you advance.
100: +1 Carte Noire [ 1 ], +1 Mille Aiguilles [ 1 ], +1 Priere D’Aria [ 1 ], +1 Impeccable Memory [ 1 ], +1 Cane Expert [ 1 ]
101: +1 Tempest [ 1 ], +1 Penombre [ 1 ], +1 Vol D’Ame [ 1 ]
102: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 4 ]
103: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 7 ]
104: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 10 ]
105: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 13 ]
106: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 16 ]
107: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 19 ]
108: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 22 ]
109: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 25]
110: +3 Priere D’Aria [ 28 ]
111: +2 Priere D’Aria [ 30 ][ MAX ], +1 Cane Expert [ 2 ]
112: +3 Cane Expert [ 5 ]
113: +3 Cane Expert [ 8 ]
114: +3 Cane Expert [ 11 ]
115: +3 Cane Expert [ 14 ]
116: +3 Cane Expert [ 17 ]
117: +3 Cane Expert [ 20 ]
118: +3 Cane Expert [ 23 ]
119: +3 Cane Expert [ 26 ]
120: +3 Cane Expert [ 29 ]
121: +1 Cane Expert [ 30 ][ MAX ], +2 Impeccable Memory [ 3 ]
122: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 6 ]
123: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 9 ]
124: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 12 ]
125: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 15 ]
126: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 18 ]
127: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 21 ]
128: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 24 ]
129: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 27 ]
130: +3 Impeccable Memory [ 30 ][ MAX ]
131: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 4 ]
132: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 7 ]
133: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 10 ]
134: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 13 ]
135: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 14 ]
136: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 17 ]
137: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 20 ]
138: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 23 ]
139: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 26 ]
140: +3 Mille Aiguilles [ 29 ]
141: +1 Mille Aiguilles [ 30 ][ MAX ], +2 Carte Noire [ 3 ]
142: +3 Carte Noire [ 6 ]
143: +3 Carte Noire [ 9 ]
144: +3 Carte Noire [ 12 ]
145: +3 Carte Noire [ 15 ]
146: +3 Carte Noire [ 18 ]
147: +2 Carte Noire [ 20 ][ MAX ], +1 Penombre [ 2 ]
148: +3 Penombre [ 5 ]
149: +3 Penombre [ 8 ]
150: +3 Penombre [ 11 ]
151: +3 Penombre [ 14 ]
152: +3 Penombre [ 17 ]
153: +3 Penombre [ 20 ][ MAX ]
154: +3 Vol D’Ame [ 3 ]
155: +3 Vol D’Ame [ 6 ]
156: +3 Vol D’Ame [ 9 ]
157: +3 Vol D’Ame [ 12 ]
158: +3 Vol D’Ame [ 15 ]
159: +3 Vol D’Ame [ 18 ]
160: +3 Vol D’Ame [ 20][ MAX ], +1 Tempest [ 2 ]
161: +3 Tempest [ 5 ]
162: +3 Tempest [ 8 ]
163: +3 Tempest [ 11 ]
164: +3 Tempest [ 14 ]
165: +3 Tempest [ 17 ]
166: +3 Tempest [ 20 ]
167: +3 Tempest [ 23 ]
168: +3 Tempest [ 26 ]
169: +3 Tempest [ 29 ]
170: +1 Tempest [ 30 ][ MAX ], +2 Maple Warrior [ 2 ]
171: +3 Maple Warrior [ 5 ]
172: +3 Maple Warrior [ 8 ]
173: +3 Maple Warrior [ 11 ]
174: +3 Maple Warrior [ 14 ]
175: +3 Maple Warrior [ 17 ]
176: +3 Maple Warrior [ 20 ]
177: +3 Maple Warrior [ 23 ]
178: +3 Maple Warrior [ 26 ]
179: +3 Maple Warrior [ 29 ]
180: +3 Maple Warrior [ 30 ]
181: +3 Maple Warrior [ 25 ]
182: +3 Maple Warrior [ 28 ]
183: +3 Maple Warrior [ 29 ]
184: +1 Maple Warrior [ 30 ], +2 Hero’s Will [ 2 ]
185: +3 Hero’s Will [ 5 ][ MAX ]
186 – 200: +3 Free SP
In order:
Priere D’Aria : MAXED.
Cane Expert: MAXED.
Impeccable Memory IV: MAXED.
Mille Aiguilles: MAXED.
Carte Noire: MAXED.
Penombre: MAXED.
Vol D’Ame : MAXED.
Tempest: MAXED.
Maple Warrior: MAXED
Heroe’s Will: MAXED.
Explanation:
With all credit for provided information to Orangemushroom. Rewritten for Phantoms specifically, by Skyenets: of course.
With the introduction of the Tempest patch (which is expected to come around in December for GMS), we will be receiving new skills. These skills are called Hyper skills. They are located in your skills tab, displayed through a separate button.
Like I said before, they’re in a separate tab from your regular skills, and you will not have to give up Skill points from your current growths to add to them.
There are three different types of Hyper skills. You will be receiving separate skill points for these skills.
1. Stat enhancing passive skills (13 total).
6 Skill points.
2. Skill enhancing passive skills (9 total).
5 Skill points.
3. Attacks and buffs (3 total).
3 Skill points.
Every skill will be maxed after adding 1 skill point. This means that for enhancing skills, you will have to make choices. While for attacks and buffs, you will be able to max out all skills.
Starting at level 140, you will be receiving skill points every 10 levels.
Level 140:
Stat enhancing SP: +1
Skill enhancing SP: +1
Level 150:
Stat enhancing SP: +1
Attack/buff SP: +1
Level 160:
Stat enhancing SP: +1
Skill enhancing SP: +1
Level 170:
Stat enhancing SP: +1
Attack/buff SP: +1
Level 180:
Skill enhancing SP: +1
Level 190:
Stat enhancing SP: +1
Skill enhancing SP: +1
Level 200:
Stat enhancing SP: +1
Skill enhancing SP: +1
Attack/buff SP: +1
Don’t worry if you mess up your Hyper Skills. By paying 100k for your first reset (which goes up to 10M for your fifth+), you can do your build all over again.
Novice Cane
Level Required: 10
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 20
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 30
W.Att: 27
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Novice Cane
Level Required: 10
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 30
W.Att: 27
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Novice Cane
Level Required: 0
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 0
W.Att: 17
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Iron Cane
Level Required: 15
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 30
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 45
W.Att: 32
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Noble Stick
Level Required: 30
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 40
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 60
W.Att: 37
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Croix Canne
Level Required: 25
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 45
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 75
W.Att: 42
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Rouge Way
Level Required: 30
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 50
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 90
W.Att: 47
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Choas Rouge Way
Level Required: 35
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 50
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 90
W.Att: 77
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Arc ‘en Ciel
Level Required: 35
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 55
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 105
W.Att: 52
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
King PePe’s Arc ‘en Ciel
Level Required: 35
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 55
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 105
W.Att: 57
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Twisted
Level Required: 40
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 60
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 120
W.Att: 57
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Beryl Maple Cane
Level Required: 45
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 0
W.Att: 69
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Oriental Royal Cane
Level Required: 50
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 70
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 150
W.Att: 67
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Bijou Cannes
Level Required: 60
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 80
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 180
W.Att: 77
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Chaos Bijou Cannes
Level Required: 65
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 80
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 180
W.Att: 93
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Regne
Level Required: 70
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 90
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 210
W.Att: 83
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Xerxes Regne
Level Required: 70
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 90
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 210
W.Att: 87
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Renegades Regne
Level Required: 70
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 210
W.Att: 88
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Crimson Maple Cane
Level Required: 70
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 0
W.Att: 85
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Maple Yiolet Arc En Ciel
Level Required: 79
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 0
W.Att: 92
9 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Majesty Cane
Level Required: 80
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 100
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 240
W.Att: 88
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Balrog Majesty Cane
Level Required: 80
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 30
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 45
W.Att: 32
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Renegades Majesty Cane
Level Required: 80
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 240
W.Att: 93
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Phantom Originality
Level Required: 90
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 110
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 270
W.Att: 93
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Chaos Phantom Originality
Level Required: 95
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 110
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 270
W.Att: 108
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Renegades Phantom Originality
Level Required: 90
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 270
W.Att: 98
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Celestial Cane
Level Required: 100
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 120
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 300
W.Att: 98
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Renegades Celestial Cane
Level Required: 100
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 30
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 300
W.Att: 103
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Anju Dash
Level Required: 105
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 120
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 310
W.Att: 32
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Dragonic Anju Dash
Level Required: 110
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 120
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 310
W.Att: 111
DEX +5
LUK +5
HP +100
Accuracy +30
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Dragon Peurmancie
Level Required: 110
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 130
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 330
W.Att: 103
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Renegades Dragon Peurmancie
Level Required: 110
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 130
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 330
W.Att: 108
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Reverse Persona
Level Required: 120
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 150
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 360
W.Att: 108
Item Lv: 1
EXP: 0%
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Timeless Persona
Level Required: 120
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 150
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 360
Item Lv: 1
EXP: 0%
W.Att: 110
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Fearless Persona
Level Required: 125
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 160
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 290
W.Att: 116
Item Lv: 1
EXP: 0%
DEX +4
LUK +11
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Abyss Persona
Level Required: 125
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 160
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 290
Item Lv: 1
EXP: 0%
W.Att: 113
DEX +4
LUK +9
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Nox Von Leon Cane
Level Required: 120
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 160
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 290
W.Att: 110
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Scar Von Leon
Level Required: 125
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 160
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 290
W.Att: 116
LUK +6
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Untradeable
Justice Maple Cailey
Level Required: 120
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 0
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 360
W.Att: 111
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Epic Hidden Potential
Halpas Bloody Jester
Level Required: 130
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 160
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 400
W.Att: 114
DEX +4
LUK +8
Accuracy +50
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Necro Jester (Aswan Cane)
Level Required: 120
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 160
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 290
W.Att: 108
7 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Raven Horn Crimson Cane
Level Required: 140
STR Required: 0
DEX Required: 170
INT Required: 0
LUK Required: 420
W.Att: 131
DEX +20
LUK +35
8 Slots Available
Speed: Fast
Carte Magique
Level Required: 10
0 Slots Available
Carte Fantasmatique
Level Required: 30
0 Slots Available
Carte Magnifique
Level Required: 70
0 Slots Available
Carte Finale
Level Required: 120
0 Slots Available
A hero, No More
Level: 10
HP: +50
MP: +50
Without a Trace
Level:30
HP: +100
MP: +100
The Mind of the Raven
Level: 70
STR: +1
DEX: +1
INT: +1
LUK: +1
HP: +150
MP: +150
The One Who Remembers
Level: 120
STR: +2
DEX: +2
INT: +2
LUK: +2
HP: +200
MP: +200
Master Thief Phantom
Level: 200
Weapon Att: +2
HP: 50
Accuracy: +5
And for that reason we have included this little training guide for you. Honestly, nowadays it’s pretty darned easy to get to level 120 and up. We have listed most of the training spots that are worth the trouble, however we highly suggest that everyone comments with their own personal taste. We can’t know what is popular in other servers, as we are die-hard Scanians.
We decided to create two different builds. One that includes variation and one that includes sheer speed when it comes to leveling. We personally tend to go for the speed build ourselves, however when casually playing, we don’t mind the variation (it’s actually more fun that way).
Note: We’re not really used to low leveled training. Therefore we might have missed out on lower level locations.
Speed:
1 – 10: Class quests.
11 – 20: Class quests and Blue Ribbon pigs.
20 – 30: Scarecrows.
30 – 45: CDs (Kerning city square).
45 – 80: Jesters.
80 – 90: MP3.
90 – 110: Aliens.
110 – 117: Crockies (LHC).
117 – 160: Bearwolves.
160 – 200: Stronghold.
Variation:
1 – 10: Class quests.
11 – 20: Class quests and Blue Ribbon pigs.
20 – 30: Scarecrows.
20 – 30: Golem temple.
30 – 35: Mushroom castle.
30 – 45: CDs (Kerning city square).
45 – 80: Jesters.
50 – 70: Ludibrium party quest.
70 – 110: Romeo and Juliet party quest.
80 – 110: MP3
80 – 110: Aliens
80 – 110: Captains and Krus
110 – 200: LHC
160 – 200: Stronghold.
Suggestions are more than welcome.
Level 10 – 30
1x – 18: Blue Ribbon Pigs.
18 – 20: Amdusias quest.
20 – 30: Mixed golems (Mini dungeon).
25-30: Rotting Skeletons in Haunted Mansion
Level 30 – 70
30 – 35: Rotting Skeletons.
32 – 37: Helmet Pepe.
30 – 45: CDs in Kerning Square.
40 – 48: Truckers in CBD
50 – 56: White Fangs.
56 – 62: Robos.
50 – 65: Scarecrows in Haunted Mansion
62 – 70: Mateons OR Barnard/Zeta Grays.
50 – 80: Jesters
Level 70-110
70 – 78: Scorpions/Sand Rats.
50 – 80: Jesters.
78 – 83: Iron Mutae/Triple Rumo.
83 – 90: Roids.
85-88: Mithril Mutae.
86-92: Roids/Neo Huroids
80 – 100: Selkie Jr. and Slimy(MP3)
90 – 100: Homunculus.
94-100: Galloperas
95 – 110: Captains and Krus
Level 120 – 200
110 – 114: Ghost pirates.
114 – 120: Dual ghost pirates.
114 – 125: Gigantic Spirit Viking.
120 – 130: Papulatus twice a day.
125 – 130: Blue Dragon Turtle.
125 – 130: Red Dragon Turtle.
125 – 130: Lycanthrope.
125 – 135: Rexton.
125 – 135: Brexton.
137 – 150: Dark Cornians.
140-200: Skelegons/Skelesaurus (The mini dungeon)
110 – 200: Temple of Time (Just go to the highest available map).
110 – 200: Lion heart castle.
160 – 200: Stronghold.
Level 20 – 70
– Moon bunny. (Henesys)
– First time together. (Kerning)
– Dimensional Crack. (Ludibrium)
– The Ice knight’s curse.
Obviously Ludibrium party quest gives great EXP. But before you rush into LPQ at level 20, I highly suggest doing Kerning party quest 10 times. Once you’re level 30 and job advanced, you’ll be free to LPQ. Seeing as 20 to 30 is a lot faster, you might as well choose the worse PQ for that. You can finish KPQ in about 3 minutes if you have a decent enough party. Ice knight party quest becomes available at level 30. It’s not as good as LPQ but it’s decent enough. You might have troubles finishing, as it’s rather hard at the lower levels. My greatest advice for party quests would be to do the recommend one every day (3 times of course). Also, I personally wouldn’t bother doing PQ’s till level 25-30. There’s better training alternatives for this.
Level 70 – 125
– Forest of the poison haze. (Ellin forest)
– Remnant of the Goddess. (Orbis)
– Romeo and Juliet. (Magatia)
– Lord Pirate. (Herb town)
Now you might be wondering, why till level 125? The first 5 levels are a bit tedious unless you have a good LHC party or a good party at other party quests. My personal experience is that in the higher level PQ’s, you actually really only see higher leveled people. Unless you can find a party around level 120-140, you should stick around the other PQ’s for a bit.
A personal experience is that when you do Magatia PQ, at the roods room you should choose to stay there till 5 minutes are left on the clock. Make sure that both rooms there are done and that you can easily go to the next stage by giving the file to either one of the NPCs. It’s a great spot to grind and a nice change in the constant PQing. You can do the same thing in the last part of Pirate PQ. Simply collect all keys and leave at 15 seconds. Don’t worry, you will be given new time when you reach the boss.
120 – 200
– Escape. (Lion heart castle)
– Resurrection of the Hoblin King. (El nath)
– Kenta in danger. (Aquarium)
– Dragon’s nest. (Leafre)
DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST, DRAGON’S NEST.
I hope it’s clear that this PQ is extremely underestimated by many. Even at a high level it’s a great source of EXP. It’s a quick PQ depending on your party, and has a great exp gain. The death rates are not at all as bad as they used to be due to the fact that people can quickly kill now.
Kenta PQ for the goggles and perhaps Escape for the belt. Though we would personally not really do either of them for the EXP.
Monster park:
Monster park is something you can do at any level. The minimum level is 13 and the maximum is 200. To enter the park, you will be needing a ticket. There’s three types of tickets. The Zebra stripe ticket, the Leopard stripe ticket and the Tiger stripe ticket. While killing monsters, pieces of these tickets can drop. Upon collecting 10 of them, you can exchange these pieces for a full ticket. This you can do at the NPC called Mary. She will be located in the Monster park map after you use the Monster Park Shuttle. She also sells you complete entrance tickets. You are able to purchase 3 of these tickets each day. What makes Monster Park interesting is the fact that you have a mini version of LHC based upon your level. For each party member you have, you get an additional 50% experience. Each time you enter the monster park, you receive about 20 minutes to get through about 5 to 6 rounds. In each round you will have to beat monsters to proceed to the next round.
Zebra stripe tickets:
50,000 Mesos.
Click
Leopard stripe tickets:
100,000 Mesos.
Click
Tiger stripe tickets:
200,000 Mesos.
Click
Skyenets: is really fond of Monster Park, however not so much for training. It’s nearly impossible to find a full party due to the lack of people actually doing MP, even though we’re in Scania. If you can solo Monster Park, you might find it enjoyable. That’s basically why big-Sue likes it, she can solo it with ease. In earlier levels, you might find it easier to find a companion.
Horn Tail solo by KMS Phantom.
Monster Park run by KMS Phantom.
The 4 men Chaos Zakum run with two level 200 Phantoms and two level 200 Mercedes.
Level 200 Phantom soloing Zakum in 33 seconds.
Q. What are linked skills?
A. When you get one of the new classes in the Legend patch to level 70, you can link their “Link skill” to another character. This way these characters will be able to benefit from the skill. You can only link the skill to one character at the time. You are allowed to change the link once a day. Next to that there is no limit to changing it.
Q. When is Phantom coming to GMS?
A. Nexon has announced that they will be releasing Phantom somewhere in June. However we cannot entirely count on this statement, we can say that this is a pretty sure-to-be date. When in June it’ll be released, is a mystery.
Q. What weapon does a Phantom use?
A. Phantoms use a Cane as a primary weapon and cards as a secondary (similar to Mercedes).
Answered by Novarain:
Q. Are canes one hand weapons, or two hand weapons?
A.Canes are ONE HANDED WEAPONS
Q. How do cards work?
A. Cards works as a Secondary weapon. You equip it like the Mercedes Arrows, but they function very differently. They are like a another cover of a weapon. For example, you steal the skill Haste, when you use the skill the card lets the cane turn into a glowing claw that Night Lords use for the time that takes it to buff.
Q.Do I need to wear the Card to be able to use the skills?
A.Yes you do need to wear the card, just like how Mercedes class can’t attack without their arrows.
Q. When Phantom steal skills like HS or Sharp Eyes, can the stolen skills affect the whole party or is only a self-buff thing?
A. The stolen buffs work like how they should, they effect all the party members and yourself. The level of the stolen skill however, will not exceed the level of your steal skill.
Q. Can you only steal skills from people on the same job as you, or same level?
A. You can steal skills from any Adventurer Job, and you don’t have to be the same level as the person you are stealing from. However to steal 4th job skills you actually need to be 4th job.
Q. How many skills can you have stolen at once?
A. You have 4 slots for first and second job, 3 for third job, and 2 for fourth job. However, if you use a skill then switch Active skills, the effect of the first skill will disappear.
Q.Can I steal skills from Resistence/Cygnus/Side Adventurers?
A.No, you cannot steal from them.
Q. Is it possible to steal skills from UA/UE classes? I.E. Shark wave or Flame gear?
A. No, you can’t steal them because they are in the beginner skill tab, which you cannot access. Nor are you able to steal skills from a Cygnus knight, which these basically are. You are however able to steal skills from an Ultimate Adventurer, as long as it’s the regular Adventurer skill.
Q. From the classes you can steal from, can you PICK a move out of their whole set?
A. Yes, you can. However this is limited to Active skills, excluding summons. Also, you can only steal skills from jobs advancements in which you have gotten points into the Talent of Phantom Thief skill. Meaning that at first job, you are unable to steal from 4th job Adventurers.
Q. Is it possible to macro three talent of the Phantom thief , ie 1st 2nd 3rd job on one macro?
A. As long as it doesn’t have a cool down it can be macro’d.
Answered by razormana:
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