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* Just enough points as a prerequisite skill for '''{{#skill:12}}'''. | * Just enough points as a prerequisite skill for '''{{#skill:12}}'''. | ||
* With the upcoming release of [[Chapter 1]] which will introduce the [[The Complete Elemental Master Guide by Goldie#Frontier Rune Crown & Book|Frontier Rune Crown & Book]] combo and you play '''{{#skill:2445}}''' build, you will eventually need to maximize this skill because Level 10 Soul Strike will serve as the catalyst skill to autocast the Arch Mage skill '''{{#skill:5220}}'''. | * With the upcoming release of [[Chapter 1]] which will introduce the [[The Complete Elemental Master Guide by Goldie#Frontier Rune Crown & Book|Frontier Rune Crown & Book]] combo and you play '''{{#skill:2445}}''' build, you will eventually need to maximize this skill because Level 10 Soul Strike will serve as the catalyst skill that will allow you to autocast the Arch Mage skill '''{{#skill:5220}}'''. | ||
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When placing your LP, it's important to know what's the maximum range you can go for to readjust its positioning. This is important because when you're faced with an MVP and the MVP is in close melee range, you wouldn't want to move and lure it further to your LP since you'll need space between you and him so you can set-up your insignias while he's outside of LP. Now, LP has a '''three''' ('''3''') '''cells range''' from the position you're standing from. Going above three (3) cells will make you move and lose your position. Be consciously aware of this as this will help you, especially once insignias are taken into consideration. More info will be discussed regarding LP's behavior in correlation with insignias in this [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Land_Protector_&_Insignia_Interaction|section]]. | When placing your LP, it's important to know what's the maximum range you can go for to readjust its positioning. This is important because when you're faced with an MVP and the MVP is in close melee range, you wouldn't want to move and lure it further to your LP since you'll need space between you and him so you can set-up your insignias while he's outside of LP. Now, LP has a '''three''' ('''3''') '''cells range''' from the position you're standing from. Going above three (3) cells will make you move and lose your position. Be consciously aware of this as this will help you, especially once insignias are taken into consideration and when you do the '''walking LP tactic''' wherein you will need to keep repositioning LP as you walk together with your party inside [[Tower of Trials]]. More info will be discussed regarding LP's behavior in correlation with insignias in this [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Land_Protector_&_Insignia_Interaction|section]]. | ||
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Meanwhile, '''Offensive mode''' is the state where your spirits will go on an aggro or attack state. They'll randomly attack, select and cast skills they know in their skill pool at a certain chance. For most people this mode looks and sounds useless which to a degree is true since why would you want your spirits to gain aggro and get attacked when they're already too frail to begin with. But you should know that there are ways to make them tankier than even your own, and spirits gaining aggro from mobs lets you farm efficiently or stay alive as long as possible. Think of them as your own version of the Biolo's Homunculus. | Meanwhile, '''Offensive mode''' is the state where your spirits will go on an aggro or attack state. They'll randomly attack, select and cast skills they know in their skill pool at a certain chance. For most people this mode looks and sounds useless which to a degree is true since why would you want your spirits to gain aggro and get attacked when they're already too frail to begin with. But you should know that there are ways to make them tankier than even your own, and spirits gaining aggro from mobs lets you farm efficiently or stay alive as long as possible. Think of them as your own version of the Biolo's Homunculus. | ||
The next mode that maybe most of you aren't still aware of is the '''Waiting Mode'''. Now, Waiting mode isn't under any specific Level of '''{{#skill:2456}}''', but it's a state where your spirits can freely enter anytime. The moment you summon your spirits, they are by default in Waiting mode, and once you've placed them into any of the three (3) modes, they exit this state. To place them back into this state once again, you'll need to recast the same level of Elemental Control according to the same mode your spirits are in. If <span style="color:#BD0F1E;">Ardor</span> is in Passive Mode, recast '''Lvl. 1''' '''{{#skill:2456}}''' one more time and he'll be in Waiting mode again. During this state, your spirits don't give anything or do anything for you ''but'' they regain 2% HP/SP every 3 seconds which serves as their own healing consumable in a way acting like their own source of {{#icon:14534}}{{#linkitem:14534|Small Life Potion}}. This helps them stay longer in battles, so put them in Waiting mode as you deem fit and necessary. | The next mode that maybe most of you aren't still aware of is the '''Waiting Mode'''. Now, Waiting mode isn't under any specific Level of '''{{#skill:2456}}''', but it's a state where your spirits can freely enter anytime. The moment you summon your spirits, they are by default in Waiting mode, and once you've placed them into any of the three (3) modes, they exit this state. To place them back into this state once again, you'll need to recast the same level of Elemental Control according to the same mode your spirits are in. If <span style="color:#BD0F1E;">Ardor</span> is in Passive Mode, recast '''Lvl. 1''' '''{{#skill:2456}}''' one more time and he'll be in Waiting mode again. During this state, your spirits don't give anything or do anything for you ''but'' they regain 2% HP/SP every 3 seconds which serves as their own healing consumable in a way acting like their own source of {{#icon:14534}}{{#linkitem:14534|Small Life Potion}}. This helps them stay longer in battles, so put them in Waiting mode as you deem fit and necessary. When either you or your Spirits ran out of SP, you are given a few seconds before your Spirits disappear permanently so make it a habit to replenish your SP and maintain a healthy mana pool at all times. | ||
Lastly, we have '''Lvl. 4''' '''{{#skill:2456}}''', which isn't even a mode or give anything good to either you or your spirits like reeaallyy. Don't ever use this skill as you'll only regret it. What it does is it kills your active spirits. I mean why? Just why would you want that? It's always easier to just cast another summoning skill if you want to switch Elementals or High Elementals, but purposedly killing them is really such a questionable move by Gravity. Remove this in your hotkey or better yet don't ever bother getting it, it's a waste of skill point and a waste of space. | Lastly, we have '''Lvl. 4''' '''{{#skill:2456}}''', which isn't even a mode or give anything good to either you or your spirits like reeaallyy. Don't ever use this skill as you'll only regret it. What it does is it kills your active spirits. I mean why? Just why would you want that? It's always easier to just cast another summoning skill if you want to switch Elementals or High Elementals, but purposedly killing them is really such a questionable move by Gravity. Remove this in your hotkey or better yet don't ever bother getting it, it's a waste of skill point and a waste of space. | ||