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Goldee: /* How Big is the Jump from Furious Set to Frontier Combo */

2026-08-19T04:57:22Z

How Big is the Jump from Furious Set to Frontier Combo

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	* '''Furious Set''' is comprised of {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}}, {{#icon:540091}} {{#linkitem:540091\|Furious Grimoire}}, and {{#icon:470265}} {{#linkitem:470265\|Furious Boots}}. On the other hand, the Frontier Combo is consisted of {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}} and {{#icon:540110}} {{#linkitem:540110\|Frontier Elemental Book}}. Both builds made use of the {{#icon:300666}}{{#linkitem:300666\|(MVP) Bulgasari Card}}, as well as the Hall of Life "HoL" set.		* '''Furious Set''' is comprised of {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}}, {{#icon:540091}} {{#linkitem:540091\|Furious Grimoire}}, and {{#icon:470265}} {{#linkitem:470265\|Furious Boots}}. On the other hand, the Frontier Combo is consisted of {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}} and {{#icon:540110}} {{#linkitem:540110\|Frontier Elemental Book}}. Both builds made use of the {{#icon:300666}}{{#linkitem:300666\|(MVP) Bulgasari Card}}, as well as the Hall of Life "HoL" set.
	* The garment card used for the Furious Set was the {{#item:27362}} to maximize our <span style="color:Blue;">Water</span>-infused melee magical attacks, as well as '''{{#skill:14}}''', '''{{#skill:5369}}''', '''{{#skill:5373}}''', and '''{{#skill:5233}}''' autocasts' damage. Conversely, the garment card used for the Frontier Combo was the {{#item:4576}} to boost the damage output of our <span style="color:green;">Wind</span>-infused melee magical attacks, '''{{#skill:20}}''', '''{{#skill:13}}''', and '''{{#skill:5220}}''' autocasts.		* The garment card used for the Furious Set was the {{#item:27362}} to maximize our <span style="color:Blue;">Water</span>-infused melee magical attacks, as well as '''{{#skill:14}}''', '''{{#skill:5369}}''', '''{{#skill:5373}}''', and '''{{#skill:5233}}''' autocasts' damage. Conversely, the garment card used for the Frontier Combo was the {{#item:4576}} to boost the damage output of our <span style="color:green;">Wind</span>-infused melee magical attacks, '''{{#skill:20}}''', '''{{#skill:13}}''', and '''{{#skill:5220}}''' autocasts.
	* Total DPS for the Furious Set is 43B that sometimes fluctuate to 45B, depending on the autocast chances. Meanwhile, the Frontier Combo went as high as 127B which also fluctuates to 137B, depending on the success chance of autocast skills. The jump in damage from Furious Set to Frontier Combo is ≈84B to ≈92B. This noticeable difference is attributed to the fact that Frontier Combo is less restrictive with gear choices such that the combo can wear either {{#item:470204}} or {{#item:470337}} to gain lots of SPL bonuses which our 4th skills benefit from, as well as higher chances of procing SVS coming from multiple sources such as '''{{#skill:279}}''' and {{#item:18666}}. On the other hand, Furious Set's autocasts were limited such that only '''Level 4''' '''{{#skill:5369}}''' and '''{{#skill:5373}}''' are proced and not the highest learned level of those skills. The chance of autocasting Diamond Storm and Terra Drive only sits at 7% each as compared to Frontier Combo's 60% chance to autocast SVS each time Soul Strike is casted. And though the Furious equipment can be enchanted with Race/Element-focused enchants such as {{#item:313121}} and {{#item:313111}}, the Frontier Combo offers far better stats on its equipment and its {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}}can even be perfectly enchanted with {{#item:312766}} while {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}} can never go ~~up above~~ {{#item:29073}}.		* Total DPS for the Furious Set is 43B that sometimes fluctuate to 45B, depending on the autocast chances. Meanwhile, the Frontier Combo went as high as 127B which also fluctuates to 137B, depending on the success chance of autocast skills. The jump in damage from Furious Set to Frontier Combo is ≈84B to ≈92B. This noticeable difference is attributed to the fact that Frontier Combo is less restrictive with gear choices such that the combo can wear either {{#item:470204}} or {{#item:470337}} to gain lots of SPL bonuses which our 4th skills benefit from, as well as higher chances of procing SVS coming from multiple sources such as '''{{#skill:279}}''' and {{#item:18666}}. On the other hand, Furious Set's autocasts were limited such that only '''Level 4''' '''{{#skill:5369}}''' and '''{{#skill:5373}}''' are proced and not the highest learned level of those skills. The chance of autocasting Diamond Storm and Terra Drive only sits at 7% each as compared to Frontier Combo's 60% chance to autocast SVS each time Soul Strike is casted. And though the Furious equipment can be enchanted with Race/Element-focused enchants such as {{#item:313121}} and {{#item:313111}}, the Frontier Combo offers far better stats on its equipment and its {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}}can even be perfectly enchanted with {{#item:312766}} while {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}} can never go beyond {{#item:29073}}.
	* The clear winner between the two is the Frontier Combo as backed up by the reasonings I've previously mentioned here and in the earlier sections of the guide. Frontier Combo turned the unconventional and once forgotten '''{{#skill:2445}}''' build into a competitive and viable build with plenty of rooms for improvement. Remember, we ought to get upgrades for Spell Fist in the forthcoming updates that are yet to arrive to the server, namely {{#icon:300774}}{{#linkitem:300774\|(MVP) Flame Anima Card}} from [[Chapter 2]] and the brand new skill called https://static.divine-pride.net/images/skill/6615.png '''Elemental Integration''' that is yet to arrive on the main kRO. With the developers adding newer items catered to auto attack builds, this makes me believe that they are slowly but surely making the builds revitalized with Spell Fist and even Abyss Chaser's own unique gimmicky build on the forefront.		* The clear winner between the two is the Frontier Combo as backed up by the reasonings I've previously mentioned here and in the earlier sections of the guide. Frontier Combo turned the unconventional and once forgotten '''{{#skill:2445}}''' build into a competitive and viable build with plenty of rooms for improvement. Remember, we ought to get upgrades for Spell Fist in the forthcoming updates that are yet to arrive to the server, namely {{#icon:300774}}{{#linkitem:300774\|(MVP) Flame Anima Card}} from [[Chapter 2]] and the brand new skill called https://static.divine-pride.net/images/skill/6615.png '''Elemental Integration''' that is yet to arrive on the main kRO. With the developers adding newer items catered to auto attack builds, this makes me believe that they are slowly but surely making the builds revitalized with Spell Fist and even Abyss Chaser's own unique gimmicky build on the forefront.

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	'''Passive Mode''' for the most part is used to buff an EM's offensive capabilities outside of its own summons. Meaning this is usually a direct buff to the summoner and not to the spirits themselves. Also starting from Sorcerer to Elemental Master, all of your spirits' Passive mode caters mostly to '''{{#skill:2449}}''' and '''{{#skill:2445}}''' builds and thus finds very little use when focusing on 4th job skills of EM. The only instance I could think of that it still complements 4th job skills is <span style="color:purple;">Serpens</span> on Passive mode. <span style="color:purple;">Serpens</span> will increase your 3rd job skill '''{{#skill:2450}}''' by 1500% which if you're focusing on a <span style="color:purple;">Poison</span>-centric build will be beneficial for you. Or when you're still incorporating Psychic Wave into your skill rotation cycle since its elemental property can be endowed according to the element of your currently summoned Elemental or High Elemental. To not be confused, Passive Mode is not the same as the '''High Elemental's''' '''passive effects'''; unlike Passive Mode which requires a separate activation mechanic via '''Lvl'''. '''1''' '''{{#skill:2456}}''', the passive effects of your High Elementals are like active buffs that they bestow upon you for as long as they are alive and present.		'''Passive Mode''' for the most part is used to buff an EM's offensive capabilities outside of its own summons. Meaning this is usually a direct buff to the summoner and not to the spirits themselves. Also starting from Sorcerer to Elemental Master, all of your spirits' Passive mode caters mostly to '''{{#skill:2449}}''' and '''{{#skill:2445}}''' builds and thus finds very little use when focusing on 4th job skills of EM. The only instance I could think of that it still complements 4th job skills is <span style="color:purple;">Serpens</span> on Passive mode. <span style="color:purple;">Serpens</span> will increase your 3rd job skill '''{{#skill:2450}}''' by 1500% which if you're focusing on a <span style="color:purple;">Poison</span>-centric build will be beneficial for you. Or when you're still incorporating Psychic Wave into your skill rotation cycle since its elemental property can be endowed according to the element of your currently summoned Elemental or High Elemental. To not be confused, Passive Mode is not the same as the '''High Elemental's''' '''passive effects'''; unlike Passive Mode which requires a separate activation mechanic via '''Lvl'''. '''1''' '''{{#skill:2456}}''', the passive effects of your High Elementals are like active buffs that they bestow upon you for as long as they are alive and present.

	On the other hand, '''Defensive Mode''' unlike Passive Mode is used to buff an EM's defensive capabilities. Spirits would endow an EM's armor property to their corresponding element. If for example you have <span style="color:#BD0F1E;">Ardor</span> summoned and you placed him in Defensive Mode, he will change your armor property to <span style="color:red;">Fire</span> and you'll get decreased damaged against <span style="color:red;">Fire</span> property attacks but reduced resistance for the opposing element which is <span style="color:blue;">Water</span>. Elemental property changes brought about by Defensive Mode ~~also~~ takes the highest priority over consumables and cards such as {{#icon:4119}}{{#linkitem:4119\|Bathory Card}}, {{#icon:14539}} {{#linkitem:14539\|Shadow Armor Scroll}}, and {{#icon:14540}} {{#linkitem:14540\|Holy Armor Scroll}} that change your armor's elemental property. Another good example is '''Lvl'''. '''1''' '''{{#skill:2459}}''' in its Child form placed in Defensive Mode; in this mode, <span style="color:green;">Ventus</span> doesn't endow your armor to <span style="color:green;">Wind</span> but she does however give you free {{#icon:12710}} {{#linkitem:12710\|Guyak Pudding}} effect and +'''50% FLEE''' '''Rate''' for as long as she is active.		On the other hand, '''Defensive Mode''' unlike Passive Mode is used to buff an EM's defensive capabilities. Spirits would endow an EM's armor property to their corresponding element. If for example you have <span style="color:#BD0F1E;">Ardor</span> summoned and you placed him in Defensive Mode, he will change your armor property to <span style="color:red;">Fire</span> and you'll get decreased damaged against <span style="color:red;">Fire</span> property attacks but reduced resistance for the opposing element which is <span style="color:blue;">Water</span>. Elemental property changes brought about by Defensive Mode takes the highest priority over consumables and cards such as {{#icon:4119}}{{#linkitem:4119\|Bathory Card}}, {{#icon:14539}} {{#linkitem:14539\|Shadow Armor Scroll}}, and {{#icon:14540}} {{#linkitem:14540\|Holy Armor Scroll}} that also change your armor's elemental property. Another good example is '''Lvl'''. '''1''' '''{{#skill:2459}}''' in its Child form placed in Defensive Mode; in this mode, <span style="color:green;">Ventus</span> doesn't endow your armor to <span style="color:green;">Wind</span> but she does however give you free {{#icon:12710}} {{#linkitem:12710\|Guyak Pudding}} effect and +'''50% FLEE''' '''Rate''' for as long as she is active.

	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 and MVPs lets you farm efficiently or stay alive as long as possible. Think of them as your own version of the Biolo's Homunculus. Personally, this is the mode that I activate every time I would farm endgame dungeons and instances such as [[Varmundt's Biosphere Depth 2\|Depth 2]], [[Chapter 1#Fields/Monsters\|Encroached Geffenia]], [[Zero Cell Sector]], and [[Constellation Tower]], even more so now that we have the 90% damage reduction buff for our High Elementals.		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 and MVPs lets you farm efficiently or stay alive as long as possible. Think of them as your own version of the Biolo's Homunculus. Personally, this is the mode that I activate every time I would farm endgame dungeons and instances such as [[Varmundt's Biosphere Depth 2\|Depth 2]], [[Chapter 1#Fields/Monsters\|Encroached Geffenia]], [[Zero Cell Sector]], and [[Constellation Tower]], even more so now that we have the 90% damage reduction buff for our High Elementals.

Goldee: /* How Big is the Jump from Furious Set to Frontier Combo */

2026-08-18T14:49:55Z

How Big is the Jump from Furious Set to Frontier Combo

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	* '''Furious Set''' is comprised of {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}}, {{#icon:540091}} {{#linkitem:540091\|Furious Grimoire}}, and {{#icon:470265}} {{#linkitem:470265\|Furious Boots}}. On the other hand, the Frontier Combo is consisted of {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}} and {{#icon:540110}} {{#linkitem:540110\|Frontier Elemental Book}}. Both builds made use of the {{#icon:300666}}{{#linkitem:300666\|(MVP) Bulgasari Card}}, as well as the Hall of Life "HoL" set.		* '''Furious Set''' is comprised of {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}}, {{#icon:540091}} {{#linkitem:540091\|Furious Grimoire}}, and {{#icon:470265}} {{#linkitem:470265\|Furious Boots}}. On the other hand, the Frontier Combo is consisted of {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}} and {{#icon:540110}} {{#linkitem:540110\|Frontier Elemental Book}}. Both builds made use of the {{#icon:300666}}{{#linkitem:300666\|(MVP) Bulgasari Card}}, as well as the Hall of Life "HoL" set.
	* The garment card used for the Furious Set was the {{#item:27362}} to maximize our <span style="color:Blue;">Water</span>-infused melee magical attacks, as well as '''{{#skill:14}}''', '''{{#skill:5369}}''', '''{{#skill:5373}}''', and '''{{#skill:5233}}''' autocasts' damage. Conversely, the garment card used for the Frontier Combo was the {{#item:4576}} to boost the damage output of our <span style="color:green;">Wind</span>-infused melee magical attacks, '''{{#skill:20}}''', '''{{#skill:13}}''', and '''{{#skill:5220}}''' autocasts.		* The garment card used for the Furious Set was the {{#item:27362}} to maximize our <span style="color:Blue;">Water</span>-infused melee magical attacks, as well as '''{{#skill:14}}''', '''{{#skill:5369}}''', '''{{#skill:5373}}''', and '''{{#skill:5233}}''' autocasts' damage. Conversely, the garment card used for the Frontier Combo was the {{#item:4576}} to boost the damage output of our <span style="color:green;">Wind</span>-infused melee magical attacks, '''{{#skill:20}}''', '''{{#skill:13}}''', and '''{{#skill:5220}}''' autocasts.
	* Total DPS for the Furious Set is 43B that sometimes fluctuate to 45B, depending on the autocast chances. Meanwhile, the Frontier Combo went as high as 127B which also fluctuates to ~~133B~~, depending on the success chance of autocast skills. The jump in damage from Furious Set to Frontier Combo is ≈84B to ~~≈88B~~. This noticeable difference is attributed to the fact that Frontier Combo is less restrictive with gear choices such that the combo can wear either {{#item:470204}} or {{#item:470337}} to gain lots of SPL bonuses which our 4th skills benefit from, as well as higher chances of procing SVS coming from multiple sources such as '''{{#skill:279}}''' and {{#item:18666}}. On the other hand, Furious Set's autocasts were limited such that only '''Level 4''' '''{{#skill:5369}}''' and '''{{#skill:5373}}''' are proced and not the highest learned level of those skills. The chance of autocasting Diamond Storm and Terra Drive only sits at 7% each as compared to Frontier Combo's 60% chance to autocast SVS each time Soul Strike is casted. And though the Furious equipment can be enchanted with Race/Element-focused enchants such as {{#item:313121}} and {{#item:313111}}, the Frontier Combo offers far better stats on its equipment and its {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}}can even be perfectly enchanted with {{#item:312766}} while {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}} can never go up above {{#item:29073}}.		* Total DPS for the Furious Set is 43B that sometimes fluctuate to 45B, depending on the autocast chances. Meanwhile, the Frontier Combo went as high as 127B which also fluctuates to 137B, depending on the success chance of autocast skills. The jump in damage from Furious Set to Frontier Combo is ≈84B to ≈92B. This noticeable difference is attributed to the fact that Frontier Combo is less restrictive with gear choices such that the combo can wear either {{#item:470204}} or {{#item:470337}} to gain lots of SPL bonuses which our 4th skills benefit from, as well as higher chances of procing SVS coming from multiple sources such as '''{{#skill:279}}''' and {{#item:18666}}. On the other hand, Furious Set's autocasts were limited such that only '''Level 4''' '''{{#skill:5369}}''' and '''{{#skill:5373}}''' are proced and not the highest learned level of those skills. The chance of autocasting Diamond Storm and Terra Drive only sits at 7% each as compared to Frontier Combo's 60% chance to autocast SVS each time Soul Strike is casted. And though the Furious equipment can be enchanted with Race/Element-focused enchants such as {{#item:313121}} and {{#item:313111}}, the Frontier Combo offers far better stats on its equipment and its {{#icon:400982}} {{#linkitem:400982\|Frontier Rune Crown (Elemental Master)}}can even be perfectly enchanted with {{#item:312766}} while {{#icon:400662}} {{#linkitem:400662\|Frontier Crown (Elemental Master)}} can never go up above {{#item:29073}}.
	* The clear winner between the two is the Frontier Combo as backed up by the reasonings I've previously mentioned here and in the earlier sections of the guide. Frontier Combo turned the unconventional and once forgotten '''{{#skill:2445}}''' build into a competitive and viable build with plenty of rooms for improvement. Remember, we ought to get upgrades for Spell Fist in the forthcoming updates that are yet to arrive to the server, namely {{#icon:300774}}{{#linkitem:300774\|(MVP) Flame Anima Card}} from [[Chapter 2]] and the brand new skill called [[File:Elemental Integration.png\|28px]] '''Elemental Integration''' that is yet to arrive on the main kRO. With the developers adding newer items catered to auto attack builds, this makes me believe that they are slowly but surely making the builds revitalized with Spell Fist and even Abyss Chaser's own unique gimmicky build on the forefront.		* The clear winner between the two is the Frontier Combo as backed up by the reasonings I've previously mentioned here and in the earlier sections of the guide. Frontier Combo turned the unconventional and once forgotten '''{{#skill:2445}}''' build into a competitive and viable build with plenty of rooms for improvement. Remember, we ought to get upgrades for Spell Fist in the forthcoming updates that are yet to arrive to the server, namely {{#icon:300774}}{{#linkitem:300774\|(MVP) Flame Anima Card}} from [[Chapter 2]] and the brand new skill called [[File:Elemental Integration.png\|28px]] '''Elemental Integration''' that is yet to arrive on the main kRO. With the developers adding newer items catered to auto attack builds, this makes me believe that they are slowly but surely making the builds revitalized with Spell Fist and even Abyss Chaser's own unique gimmicky build on the forefront.

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Changelog

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	** Added a new subsection called [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#x1_Experience_Rate\|x1 Experience Rate]] under [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Leveling\|Leveling]] section.		** Added a new subsection called [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#x1_Experience_Rate\|x1 Experience Rate]] under [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Leveling\|Leveling]] section.
	* As of 18 August 2026:		* As of 18 August 2026:
	** ~~Updated [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Frequently_Asked_Questions_(FAQs)\|Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section]] and added~~ [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#How_Big_is_the_Jump_from_Furious_Set_to_Frontier_Combo\|test results]] featuring Spell Fist, Furious Set, and Frontier Combo.		** Added [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#How_Big_is_the_Jump_from_Furious_Set_to_Frontier_Combo\|test results]] featuring Spell Fist, Furious Set, and Frontier Combo under [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Frequently_Asked_Questions_(FAQs)\|Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section]].
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	** Added a new subsection called [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#x1_Experience_Rate\|x1 Experience Rate]] under [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Leveling\|Leveling]] section.		** Added a new subsection called [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#x1_Experience_Rate\|x1 Experience Rate]] under [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Leveling\|Leveling]] section.
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			** Updated [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#Frequently_Asked_Questions_(FAQs)\|Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section]] and added [[The_Complete_Elemental_Master_Guide_by_Goldie#How_Big_is_the_Jump_from_Furious_Set_to_Frontier_Combo\|test results]] featuring Spell Fist, Furious Set, and Frontier Combo.
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Goldee: /* Spell Fist – Furious Set vs. Frontier Combo */

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Spell Fist – Furious Set vs. Frontier Combo

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	=== Spell Fist – <span style="font-size: 0.98rem">Furious Set vs. Frontier Combo </span> ===		=== Spell Fist – <span style="font-size: 0.98rem">Furious Set vs. Frontier Combo </span> ===
	==== ~~Which~~ is ~~Generally Stronger Between~~ Furious Set ~~and~~ Frontier Combo ====		==== How Big is the Jump from Furious Set to Frontier Combo ====
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	*<s>Class-Specific x1 Rate Leveling Guide and Tips From Novice to Mage to Sage/Professor to Sorcerer until Elemental Master</s> (Finished)		*<s>Class-Specific x1 Rate Leveling Guide and Tips From Novice to Mage to Sage/Professor to Sorcerer until Elemental Master</s> (Finished)
	*What Enchants to Aim For Dimensional World Shoes under FAQs		*What Enchants to Aim For Dimensional World Shoes under FAQs
	*How Big is the Jump from Furious to Frontier for Spell Fist under FAQs		*<s>How Big is the Jump from Furious to Frontier for Spell Fist under FAQs</s> (Finished)
	*Add the missing Rune Tablets		*Add the missing Rune Tablets
	*Revise and update the Recommended Skill Trees for Elemental Spirits and Spell Fist		*Revise and update the Recommended Skill Trees for Elemental Spirits and Spell Fist

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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 == Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ==
-This section of the guide will be reserved for confusing questions that needs clarification and answering. Here, I'll be providing damage tests, comparison and contrasts of equipment to give objective, reliable, and honest answers. If you think there are questions left unanswered that need to be included, you may reach out to me and as such this section will always be edited as needed. Two that are already in works are the, "'''What Enchants to Aim For Dimensional World Shoes'''", and the, "'''How Big is the Jump from Furious to Frontier for Spell Fist'''", and I will add them as soon as I am able to.
+This section of the guide will be reserved for confusing questions that needs clarification and answering. Here, I'll be providing damage tests, comparison and contrasts of equipment to give objective, reliable, and honest answers. If you think there are questions left unanswered that need to be included, you may reach out to me and as such this section will always be edited as needed. One that is already in works is the, "'''What Enchants to Aim For Dimensional World Shoes'''", and I will add it as soon as I am able to.
 ===Time Dimensions vs. Elemental Spirits ===
 ====Which is Stronger Against a Specific Race and Element====
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 * Additionally, the choice whether to use Time Dimensions or Elemental Spirits will also depend on your playstyle and preference. Time Dimensions distributes more skill and elemental modifiers for your lingering skills such as '''{{#skill:5372}}''' and''' {{#skill:5371}}'''. If your manner of playing is more about covering grounds by laying out puddles on the floor, then Time Dimensions might be the gear for you. Furthermore, if you don't want to rely on {{#icon:313427}} {{#linkitem:313427|Warrant of Bailiff}}'s procs all the time before you can OHKO monsters, then you might want to stick to Time Dimensions since this set of gear doesn't rely on procs and your damage is always at 100%.
 ** For me personally, I still use my Time Dimensions gears for [[Varmundt's Biosphere Depth 2]], specifically. As an Elemental Master that has access to the <span style="color:purple;>Poison</span> element and with high burst damage, I would wear my drop rate shoes in Depth 2 and still manage to OHKO the mobs with my <span style="color:purple;>Poison</span>-endowed '''https://static.divine-pride.net/images/skill/5380.png <span style="background:linear-gradient(to right, #FF3F34 0%, #2C6FBB 25%, #006400 50%, #B5651D 75%, #800080 100%); -webkit-background-clip:text !important; -webkit-text-fill-color:transparent;">Elemental Buster</span>''', including the <span style="color:rgb(44,45,45); text-shadow: 0.5px 0.5px 1px black; font-size: 0.9rem;">Shadow</span> element {{#linkmob:22259}} (huge thanks to my book's {{#icon:311864}} {{#linkitem:311864|Varmundt's Crystal (Flame) Lv3}} and {{#icon:311934}} {{#linkitem:311934|Biosphere Gem (Vibra-rupt)}} enchants). Also, farming Depth 2 is fast-paced and in the manner of my playstyle I find more efficiency when I also cast my lingering skills as well since I get to cover more grounds and mobs here will die in their 1st to 2nd tick even with {{#icon:22069}} {{#linkitem:22069|Lian Shoes}}.
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	* The fourth and last skill rotation is the overall best one to give out the highest value in damage numbers or total DPS as you will be able to cast all three of your DoT skills before you spam your autocasted Elemental Busters. In this particular rotation, you will have an adequate amount of time before your three DoT skills stop lingering and go off-CD but this also means you will need ''A LOT'' of ACD for this rotation to work. I have experimented on a couple of set-ups and what worked best for me is by having '''full''' '''193 ASPD''' and an ACD ranging from '''65% to 72%'''—65% is already baseline clunky and anything below 65% would be a lot clunkier and more problematic. Moreover, it is also ideal and optimal to designate the keys for your DoT skills (LL, Conflag, and VS) to be on [[Patcher#Turbo Setup\|smart-cast mode]] as this will allow you to rapidly spam all of them in a fast sequential manner; this is crucial because you would want to cast all three of them <u>within a short time-frame</u> so that by the time you get back to recasting them again there won't be any delays or gaps. Remember, though your DoT skills have a two (2) seconds cooldown for each one of them, they exist and linger for up to three (3) seconds.		* The fourth and last skill rotation is the overall best one to give out the highest value in damage numbers or total DPS as you will be able to cast all three of your DoT skills before you spam your autocasted Elemental Busters. In this particular rotation, you will have an adequate amount of time before your three DoT skills stop lingering and go off-CD but this also means you will need ''A LOT'' of ACD for this rotation to work. I have experimented on a couple of set-ups and what worked best for me is by having '''full''' '''193 ASPD''' and an ACD ranging from '''65% to 72%'''—65% is already baseline clunky and anything below 65% would be a lot clunkier and more problematic. Moreover, it is also ideal and optimal to designate the keys for your DoT skills (LL, Conflag, and VS) to be on [[Patcher#Turbo Setup\|smart-cast mode]] as this will allow you to rapidly spam all of them in a fast sequential manner; this is crucial because you would want to cast all three of them <u>within a short time-frame</u> so that by the time you get back to recasting them again there won't be any delays or gaps. Remember, though your DoT skills have a two (2) seconds cooldown for each one of them, they exist and linger for up to three (3) seconds.
	* One last reminder I would like to share is that don't let people tell you otherwise not to run 72% ACD or else it's impractical. We have different set of rotations and different need of ACD for very different situations. When farming maps and dungeons where walking will be inevitable, that alone will already save time and before you know it your skills will be off-CD already. You will also not rotate all your skills and only some of them, but here since in this section we are talking about DPS we will treat it differently. DPS will mean achieving the highest possible value over time, which is different from bursting and farming. 72% ACD is possible to get with the gears and buffs we have, and so long as there's discipline for passion, fight for it!		* One last reminder I would like to share is that don't let people tell you otherwise not to run 72% ACD or else it's impractical. We have different set of rotations and different need of ACD for very different situations. When farming maps and dungeons where walking will be inevitable, that alone will already save time and before you know it your skills will be off-CD already. You will also not rotate all your skills and only some of them, but here since in this section we are talking about DPS we will treat it differently. DPS will mean achieving the highest possible value over time, which is different from bursting and farming. 72% ACD is possible to get with the gears and buffs we have, and so long as there's discipline for passion, fight for it!


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