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Originally Posted by Altraum

might be stupid of me but i have no idea how to get an account so i can download the client

Originally Posted by Fael

The first passive is called Blood Cruciform or Blood Cross. It gives you more power and evade when your HP falls below 40%.

The first buff is Berserk, the standard Berserker buff. When you use it, you lose 70% of all your defenses, but your power rises by a set amount as well as your attack speed and move speed (1% more per level).

Sacrifice is a skill I've never really seen in action. It has the same effects as berserk, but you can give it to party members also, but you have to damage yourself to do so. It also buffs you, so it can act in place of Berserk, and I'm sure they don't stack.

Frenzy is the last one, and its the skill that lets you use the two swords normal combo. When in Frenzy your HP falls very fast, and moreso when you level up the skill, but you need it to atleast 4 for prereqs. When in Frenzy you can also absorb souls of monsters you kill and gain back a bit of HP (most effective when soloing) and also cause monsters to bleed. The 40 and 45 skill require you to be in Frenzy to use them.



I've seen high levels equipped with Air Splitters. It gives 2% move speed and 4% more attack speed. Its probably pretty useful for PVP, so I'm sure its worth atleast 100k or so.

Originally Posted by Warewulf

The easiest way is to go to the map where it shows all of the stages, take a look at the names and compare them. I took a few minutes to learn the basic "alphabet" of Korean, and I find it helps me in recognizing certain characters and phrases. For example, if you look at the fire sorceress map and the bull map (just before the fire sorceress one), you'll notice that their names are similar, but the fire sorceress stage has another little phrase before the part that it shares with the bull stage.

If you know the stage names, it becomes easier to find a party with koreans for the stage that you want (by looking at the room name and noticing the stage name within) or if you can type Korean, you can ask for a particular stage without actually knowing the language.

You can also compare stage names to the quests information. If you go through the quest information and notice a familiar phrase, you can figure out, at the very least, what stage you need to go to for the quest, if not the context therein.