Starting a lukless mage, what to buy?
thread starter DarkstarFTW Jul 06 2009
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| I'm starting a Lukless mage and I have about 400m to fund him with. Which equips are more important than others? What equips do I buy to get the full amount of my money's worth? I have a lot more questions, not anymore on the top of my head. Thanks for you help. |
kimboosung 07/06/09
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| you want to get the INT overall and get the level 43 and 64 staffs that are scrolled. INT robe that go over 20+ are usually 300m. The staffs themselves are usually 50-100m depending on how well they are scrolled. then get a zhelm at 50 along with a PuAC. |
Prismix Jul 06 2009
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| kimboosung said: "you want to get the INT overall and get the level 43 and 64 staffs that are scrolled. INT robe that go over 20+ are usually 300m. The staffs themselves are usually 50-100m depending on how well they are scrolled. then get a zhelm at 50 along with a PuAC." this man speaks the truth also, if your going to make a luckless I'd suggest making an f/p wiz since it would be pointless to go luckless on a cleric and you'd get maximum damage from f/p. Try to get stormcasters gloves and earrings with m.attck along with 21 INT sauna and make at early levels you can use a beginners wand or yellow umbrella then buy scroled nocturnal or lama and at lvl 64 move on to maplel shine wand or maple wisdom staff |
kimboosung 07/06/09
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| Prismix said: " this man speaks the truth also, if your goign to make a luckless I'd suggest making an f/p wiz since it woyld be pointless to go luckless on a cleric" thanks bro. ^^ also if you have about 30-40m left over get a scrolled earrings or mattwgs. and then the last of importance is the Yellow Snow Shoes (around 50-60m) and the c00n mask scrolled for int. |
DarkstarFTW 07/06/09
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| Prismix said: " this man speaks the truth also, if your goign to make a luckless I'd suggest making an f/p wiz since it woyld be pointless to go luckless on a cleric" I was thinking of I/L, why do you suggest F/P? |
poonstergang 07/06/09
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| why si it pointless to go lukless on a cleric? |
xaznhunter910 07/06/09
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| Prismix said: " also, if your goign to make a luckless I'd suggest making an f/p wiz since it woyld be pointless to go luckless on a cleric" O_o if hes planning on going bishop he might be able to make good money with leeching with faster genesis kills |
DarkstarFTW 07/06/09
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| kimboosung said: " thanks bro. ^^ also if you have about 30-40m left over get a scrolled earrings or mattwgs. and then the last of importance is the Yellow Snow Shoes (around 50-60m) and the c00n mask scrolled for int." What about mg att gloves? |
Prismix 07/06/09
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| DarkstarFTW said: " I was thinking of I/L, why do you suggest F/P?" f/p are the strongest mage type (except for genesis in 4th job for a cleric but thats besides the point). they are the strongest but hardest to train, of course you can chose to be i/l like me which is the next best thing IMO |
JVIaplevoyager Jul 06 2009
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| Prismix said: " this man speaks the truth also, if your going to make a luckless I'd suggest making an f/p wiz since it would be pointless to go luckless on a cleric and you'd get maximum damage from f/p. Try to get stormcasters gloves and earrings with m.attck along with 21 INT sauna and make at early levels you can use a beginners wand or yellow umbrella then buy scroled nocturnal or lama and at lvl 64 move on to maplel shine wand or maple wisdom staff" Being lukless on an I/L has more benefits than being lukless on a F/P since poison is not affected by magic attk and int. It'll only become helpful at the end of 3rd job to 4th job. Dude, F/P's level the fastest from 70-120 and they certainly aren't the strongest mage type. Only in 2nd job they are. |
penguins635 07/06/09
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| Prismix said: " this man speaks the truth also, if your going to make a luckless I'd suggest making an f/p wiz since it would be pointless to go luckless on a cleric and you'd get maximum damage from f/p. Try to get stormcasters gloves and earrings with m.attck along with 21 INT sauna and make at early levels you can use a beginners wand or yellow umbrella then buy scroled nocturnal or lama and at lvl 64 move on to maplel shine wand or maple wisdom staff" Lukless mages of any type are good, not just F/P. |
phouphou 07/06/09
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| poonstergang said: "why si it pointless to go lukless on a cleric?" It's pointless in his logic, because being lukless is about the damage. Being a f/p mage allows you to get the most out of the damage if that made any sense. You can still make a lukless cleric or i/l. |
MyLiquidSnake 07/06/09
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| I/L and Cleric get the most benefits from LUKless. #rd job training for F/P revolves around poisoning the mobs, and poison is unaffected by M. ATK. |
poonstergang Jul 06 2009
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| can anyone answer my question? why is it pointless to go lukless on a cleric? i can see why you shouldn't on a f/p and i/l mage because you need luk to wear the elemental wands... but none of them gives boosts to holy? i think the extra 100 int would be better EDIT: @phouphou Thank you |
Prismix Jul 06 2009
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| luckless cleric is pointless because all your increasing is your magic claw dmg (and lets face it its a crappy attack all together) as you'll be using it until lvl 70 and beyond and you get slightly more heal dmg with zombies and undead but other than that its more or less pointless. maximum dmg = f/p but hardest to train i/l = all around a good choice, not the strongest but easier to train cleric = pointless |
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