Phantom Mage?? And other Question :)

[Weevil]

I have a few questions regarding the Phantom Mage?
1) Is the phantom mage really in-game?
2) What class path should I take? ( i am currently lvl 44, and that means im close to my first job change)
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1) can i put stats on my costume?
2) do you know a good combo for a wind and earth mage?
3) what item in the astro shop is easy to sell to people to make ely?
4) when should i start worrying about my item set?
5) what level is the last item set?
6) any tips? :)
**** thanks! in advance and sorry for the massive amount of n00b questions

[Lumina]

1+ 2): Yes, its the subclass of Sorcerer Class route. Magician> Sorcerer > Elemental Master > Phantom Mage

2. Skill combo? For PvE, things are still pretty easy early on, for the most part just engage bigger mobs with your strongest skills and use the faster skills for cleanup.

3. Usually its Golden Dart of Luck that always sells fast no matter what. Oftentimes there's a gamble box such as the "Boom Boom Box" that are introduced for limited times, those also sell for decent prices.

4. item set as in equipment? To be honest the game is pretty straightforward and easy till about lv 120, thats when things start to hurt. Instance Armor enchanted with stam can carry you through the game, if you sell astros, you can probably find coupons for Hyunmu armor (Lv 47) and Sphinx (Lv 66 or so) in the Auction house fairly affordable, which lets you get the armor without needing to fight the bosses for them.

There are other gears that you can get to power through the game. I suggest, if you do plan to sell astros, to seek these out /upgrade them for a new character. Some get replaced by better endgame stuff.

Earring: Dr. Red Earrings (Weak special accessory coupon)
Ring: Jane Jewelry Ring (Weak Special Accessory coupon)
Fashion Ring: Fanta ring (from Effect Ring Coupon) Provides 200 base intensity, which is insane in early game and is pretty much like giving a lv 50 character a lv 150 elemental stone.
Staff/Orb: Valk Staff +7 or more at lv 125. Good enchants matter more.
Armor: Instance Armor can work up till lv 130, then you wanna get the class armor "Xtatic Set" for Mages, affordable and provides good stats to get through to 170.

If you get a fashion set Coupon such as Gema, Lunar Shadow set is going to be best for a magic class for power.

5: The endgame armor sets are in the lv 190-200 range. Twilight is the current, latest endgame set.

6:You don't have to rush your first character to endgame. Going straight grind in party dungeons will cause you to miss out on a lot of useful little things, such as getting cards that permanently boost stats and such, leaving you to do a lot more backtracking to hunt them later on. Questing is slower, but you do end up a lot richer and with a lot of useful items here and there.

[Weevil]

Originally posted by cyrilblue:

1+ 2): Yes, its the subclass of Sorcerer Class route. Magician> Sorcerer > Elemental Master > Phantom Mage

2. Skill combo? For PvE, things are still pretty easy early on, for the most part just engage bigger mobs with your strongest skills and use the faster skills for cleanup.

3. Usually its Golden Dart of Luck that always sells fast no matter what. Oftentimes there's a gamble box such as the "Boom Boom Box" that are introduced for limited times, those also sell for decent prices.

4. item set as in equipment? To be honest the game is pretty straightforward and easy till about lv 120, thats when things start to hurt. Instance Armor enchanted with stam can carry you through the game, if you sell astros, you can probably find coupons for Hyunmu armor (Lv 47) and Sphinx (Lv 66 or so) in the Auction house fairly affordable, which lets you get the armor without needing to fight the bosses for them.

There are other gears that you can get to power through the game. I suggest, if you do plan to sell astros, to seek these out /upgrade them for a new character. Some get replaced by better endgame stuff.

Earring: Dr. Red Earrings (Weak special accessory coupon)
Ring: Jane Jewelry Ring (Weak Special Accessory coupon)
Fashion Ring: Fanta ring (from Effect Ring Coupon) Provides 200 base intensity, which is insane in early game and is pretty much like giving a lv 50 character a lv 150 elemental stone.
Staff/Orb: Valk Staff +7 or more at lv 125. Good enchants matter more.
Armor: Instance Armor can work up till lv 130, then you wanna get the class armor "Xtatic Set" for Mages, affordable and provides good stats to get through to 170.

If you get a fashion set Coupon such as Gema, Lunar Shadow set is going to be best for a magic class for power.

5: The endgame armor sets are in the lv 190-200 range. Twilight is the current, latest endgame set.

6:You don't have to rush your first character to endgame. Going straight grind in party dungeons will cause you to miss out on a lot of useful little things, such as getting cards that permanently boost stats and such, leaving you to do a lot more backtracking to hunt them later on. Questing is slower, but you do end up a lot richer and with a lot of useful items here and there.

Thanks!

[Kara]

Originally posted by cyrilblue:

1+ 2): Yes, its the subclass of Sorcerer Class route. Magician> Sorcerer > Elemental Master > Phantom Mage

2. Skill combo? For PvE, things are still pretty easy early on, for the most part just engage bigger mobs with your strongest skills and use the faster skills for cleanup.

3. Usually its Golden Dart of Luck that always sells fast no matter what. Oftentimes there's a gamble box such as the "Boom Boom Box" that are introduced for limited times, those also sell for decent prices.

4. item set as in equipment? To be honest the game is pretty straightforward and easy till about lv 120, thats when things start to hurt. Instance Armor enchanted with stam can carry you through the game, if you sell astros, you can probably find coupons for Hyunmu armor (Lv 47) and Sphinx (Lv 66 or so) in the Auction house fairly affordable, which lets you get the armor without needing to fight the bosses for them.

There are other gears that you can get to power through the game. I suggest, if you do plan to sell astros, to seek these out /upgrade them for a new character. Some get replaced by better endgame stuff.

Earring: Dr. Red Earrings (Weak special accessory coupon)
Ring: Jane Jewelry Ring (Weak Special Accessory coupon)
Fashion Ring: Fanta ring (from Effect Ring Coupon) Provides 200 base intensity, which is insane in early game and is pretty much like giving a lv 50 character a lv 150 elemental stone.
Staff/Orb: Valk Staff +7 or more at lv 125. Good enchants matter more.
Armor: Instance Armor can work up till lv 130, then you wanna get the class armor "Xtatic Set" for Mages, affordable and provides good stats to get through to 170.

If you get a fashion set Coupon such as Gema, Lunar Shadow set is going to be best for a magic class for power.

5: The endgame armor sets are in the lv 190-200 range. Twilight is the current, latest endgame set.

6:You don't have to rush your first character to endgame. Going straight grind in party dungeons will cause you to miss out on a lot of useful little things, such as getting cards that permanently boost stats and such, leaving you to do a lot more backtracking to hunt them later on. Questing is slower, but you do end up a lot richer and with a lot of useful items here and there.

But then now Astro selling gets you banned, as outlined here[nforum.ogplanet.com]

[RPGpro]

Originally posted by QOV HCCGaming:

But then now Astro selling gets you banned, as outlined here[nforum.ogplanet.com]

Quote from that post: "Some of our Astro items are tradable between players in game. We have done this intentionally; we want these items to be traded. If you buy something that is tradable from the fashion shop you may trade it with other players, it's not against the rules."
It's perfectly within the rules to spend astros on items that can be traded, and then sell them for ely.

Taking money for items and then using the "Gift" option is NOT allowed.