Dragon Nest Assassin Abyss Walker Skill Build

Dragon Nest SEA certainly knows a thing or two about keeping players on the edge. This time they did it by holding back a little bit on the Assassin excitement by releasing only the Chaser job type. There's nothing bad about it since Chasers are really cool and the Assassin's a welcome addition to the DN SEA character roster.

But of course every DN SEA player knows just how more cool the Bringer job type is.

To be specific, what makes the Bringer cool is the Abyss Walker branch of it. Abyss Walkers are the next Bringer class that can deal both DPS and support. Depending on the skills you allocate will also depend on the role he will play as a Abyss Walker. If you are really into PvE then I suggest buying the dual skill tree and just making them one Support and one Damage build. The both builds will determine if you can heal in the nest or raid.

Abyss Walkers can DPS and deal insane amount of damage but what they cannot do is what the Light Fury can do. Light Furies will still outshine them just that he is more versatile and can deal both damage and support if he wants but still remember if you are playing Support please play as one and not start dealing damage in the middle of the nest.

Pros:

• Considered DPS but not really needed for damage.
• Not really discriminated due to the role he plays.
• Stacking dark attack is really easy.
• AIs are much smarter then Academics.
• Insufficient MP is no longer a problem for Bringers or other classes.
• Good for PvP as EX really helps in chaining skills together.

Cons:

• Could be boring as you don’t get to deal damage most of the time.
• SP constraints for your skills.
• Takes experience to be a real good Abyss Walker.

Dragon Nest Assassin Light Fury Skill Build

The Assassin finally gets the Bringer skill tree in Dragon Nest SEA!

Cherry Credits, the official publisher of Dragon Nest SEA, and Mr. Addison Kang, its producer, recently announced that the Assassin will be having its other second job real soon as it will be released during the game's 980 Mark.

So in light of this announcement, I immediately went to work right away to try and shed light on what could possibly be the best skill build for the Bringer types, namely the Light Fury and Abyss Walker, and what better way to do so that to first work on Light Fury!

Light Fury is the next support class to join along side the healers of Dragon Nest. Light Fury has some really cool skills that allow it to support real well and buff and debuff allies and is a good companion in whatever you do. A Light Fury is supposed to stack on VIT items like an Elestra always remember you are there for support and not damage. Only deal damage if your party has done their burst DPS skills, most of the time you just need to observe and cast summons to help you deal damage throughout the raid.

NOTE: Bringers can only use Dagger as their main weapon, if you use a Scimitar you would be unable to cast any Bringer skills. All Assassins stack AGI and not STR. STR is their second stat.

Pros:

• One of the best supports we have now in Dragon Nest.
• Considered DPS but not really needed for damage.
• AIs are much smarter then Academics.
• Insufficient MP is no longer a problem for Bringers or other classes.

Cons:

• Could be boring as you don’t get to deal damage most of the time.
• Stacking elemental damage could be hard.
• SP constraints for your skills.
• You really need experience to be a good Light Fury.

Dragon Nest Assassin Ripper Skill Build

As promised, here's a pretty good build for the Assassin's 2nd job, the Ripper.

Compared to the Raven type, the Ripper is a fire elemental. It is a melee type with high speed combos and short skill cool down. However, fire elemental is relatively harder to stack. Nevertheless, fire resist monster are less encountered, and he has built-in fire buff (almost permanent). The Ripper's elemental aura is easily available as compared to the much rarer dark attack buff percentage from Raven. Furthermore, since you can equip high level accessories without the need to use low level tough accessories, Ripper has much higher raw stats than Raven. On the contrary, the skill damage of Ripper tend to be lower than Raven.

For those who like fast combo, you should pick Ripper. Attack speed 50% increase is available for most Ripper main skills; along with the +30% attack speed increase from Cripple Punisher, the attack speed of the Ripper is very fast.

Again, feedback is very much welcome.

Let's proceed to the skill build!

Dragon Nest Assassin Raven Skill Build

In celebration of the coming of the Assassin to Dragon Nest SEA, I now present to you guys what I believe is the best PVE and PVP skill build in the entire worldwide web.

Okay, perhaps that last part isn't exactly true, though I hope some would agree with me eventually, and I'd definitely appreciate feedback and suggestions.

Now, what I have here is for the Raven type, one of the second job changes for the Assassin. Although the Raven and the Ripper (which is the other 2nd job change, which I'll also be posting a skill guide for in just a little while) are both elemental based, the Raven is more of a dark elemental type, with mid-range attacks and high burst, high skill damage. However, the disadvantages are the abundance of dark resist mobs and the low level of tough accessories (which gives high dark attack percentage). To make up for that, Raven has very high skill board damage (in fact, it's the highest among all elemental classes).

For those who prefer mid-range and burst damage, you should consider picking Raven. Raven has very fast casting and burst DPS skills.

Enough chatter. On to the skill builds!

How to Top-up Your Dragon Nest Account If You're in the Philippines

We all know that we lost a little (perhaps a lot to others) convenience when LC never renewed their whatzits galore with our beloved Cherry Credits. This, however, is not the end of Lagendia!

They offered other channels wherein we could still enjoy those plump maraschino cherries for our Cash Shop needs, such as 7-Eleven and AllServe. Other than that, I do not recommend using Level Up Cards. Aside from the fact the LU is unreliable, players who have once played an LU game knows that the company is messed up.

By the way, I would like to concentrate on 7-Eleven electronic reloading process since it is accessible to some, if not most, people as well as it's a familiar sight in most populated areas. Some stores don't carry Physical Scratch Cards as of the moment so this is your last resort if you happen to be inside the said convenience store and got no other place to grab those cherries.

Warning though, some of the shop staff might not know that they could sell the cherries that we all want to purchase any time so here's what I did.

Cabal Online New Character Stats System Guide

In line with the recent Rising Force update, Cabal Online's character stat system became somewhat complicated. Everyone got confused and messed up with how they should now allocate their stats between STR, INT, and DEX, and have started to flood different Cabal forums with inquiries regarding the new system.

As usual, good ol' GM Viral of Cabal EU came up with a quick guide and explanation to this new system to help out all Cabal players all over the world.

Read on and be informed!

Dragon Nest Barbarian Level 60 Skill Build

I know the level 60 cap in Dragon Nest has already been released for quite some time. However, since I have only reached level 50 recently (yesterday, as of this writing), it was only now that I had the urge to actually look for a really good build for a level 60 Barbarian.

What I have posted here is, of course, the best build that I found while scouring the worldwide web. This build, although mainly for DPS, and thus PVP-focused, has some PVE elements in it so you can just mix up your skills to find the combo that can suit you in both PVE and PVP.

Dragon Nest Kali Blade Dancer Skill Build

After posting the skill build for the now released Kali, some players are asking me for another option. Is there any other skill build for the Kali?

Of course there is!

Introducing the Blade Dancer Skill Build!

As I have posted before, the Dancer is a non-elemental character with a unique buff system. This build focuses more on damage, increasing it by 60% at max level.

·The board damage is generelly higher than Spirit Dancer, but the cooldown is generally longer.
·Melee class, can cancel skill in casting, very agile in battle
·Sword Dance has a buff which increases crit rate of sword dance skills by 30%, duration 5sec (CD 10sec).
· Has many invincible skills.
· The EX version of skills has 30% attack speed increase.
· Skills in general have longer casting time; higher difficulty to play successfully.

Green Dragon Nest Guide

When Dragon Nest SEA first released the Green Dragon Nest, my Barbarian wasn't quite ready yet to face the latest beast. I had to get decent equipment first.

Well, that plan didn't work.

Due to the hard time I've been having with the Green Dragon, I have managed to scour the world wide web with a decent guide on how to defeat the menacing monster.

Ragnarok Online 2: Swordsman Guide

The identified "tank" of RO2, the Swordsman class is a melee class dependent on close range battles. They are generally the first person to take damage and deliver damage in a battle, fighting on the frontlines of a battle. A Novice can become a Swordsman after a certain requirement, at this time unknown, is met. The Swordsman relies on damage skills, though it also has several powerful defensive skills. It can successfully fight high level monsters much higher than its level due to its high HP and damage ratio. Most of its attacks center around dealing damage, though some are geared towards dealing damage towards more than one target at the same time. It is severely limited in ranged attacks, however. In RO1, a swordsman could advance to either a Knight or Crusader at job level 40-50. The Knight, which is an improvement on the Swordsman's damage dealing ideal, relies on high damage skills. A Crusader, who is more of a battlemage, relies on a balance of both damage skills and buff skills. It is unknown at this point if the Knight or Crusader will be introduced into RO2.

Dragon Nest Shooting Star Skill Build

Let me again emphasize that I am not a PVP fan, hence my choice for the Engineer's level 50 job goes to Shooting Star because it works well in dungeons and hence making it comfortable and easy enough for me to finish quests.

Dragon Nest SEA Releases Level 50 Cap and New Job Advancements

Dragon Nest SEA celebrates their first anniversary with a whopping update that includes an increase in the level cap, a new town map, second job advancements that will definitely pump up every DNSEA fanatic and attract new players to the field!

So read on for the full patch notes and download links as we all venture into Lagendia and come one step closer to defeating the Archbishop!

Dragon Nest: Destroyer Skill Build

Dragon Nest Mercenaries will be taking things to the next level when the Destroyer starts cleaning house with the upcoming level 50 cap!


Compared to the Barbarian, the Destroyer is more of a PvP character, with skills that were perhaps created to cater to the PvP-loving players (please read further to know what I mean :P )

Dragon Nest: Barbarian Skill Build

Along with an increase in the level cap comes a time for us to make choice: What's going to be my next job class?

Dragon Nest SEA is already giving teasers for the level 50 cap, posting in their social networking sites stuff that would definitely excite anyone who's had an awesome time in Lagendia. And because my character is a Mercenary, it is only self-serving for me to check out my options, whether I'll be a Barbarian or a Destroyer.


As early as now, I'm sharing to you what I have found online and hopefully it will be useful to you, too.

Cabal EP9 Arcane Trace: Overhauled Crafting System

Say goodbye to those old school Formula Cards for the Basic Crafting System. Cabal's upcoming patch, Arcane Trace, revamps the entire system by discarding the Formula Cards and using an all-new system: The Amity System.

Cabal BM3 Combos Guide

Maximize your newly-acquired BM3 by knowing what combo works for you.

You are going to read little guide for bm3 combos and in what sequence of synergies to use.

As we all know each class has 3 different synergies. We definitely can divide them (by overall dmg/dps given) into: Good; Medium; Bad.

For example BL:
Frontal Attack - Good
Increased Fighting Spirit - Medium
Accumulated Dagamge - Bad

WA:
Explode Anger - Good
Increased Fighting Spirit - Medium
Break Armour - Bad

For each class you can find out yours ones by using BM3 damage calculator:
http://www.cabalc.com/en/

Cabal BM3 Quest Guide

I've been asked this question several times already since the update went live, and I understand that it is perhaps not clear from the patch notes.

So, how?

You need 3 things:

1. Stain Clone
2. Trance Force
3. Minesta Craft Stone (Recipe)

Dragon Nest: Sea Dragon Nest Guide

Dragon Nest SEA has recently released the latest nest for Lagendia to conquer, the Sea Dragon Nest.

I found this guide to be the most useful among all the other guides out there and I want to share it to all of you.

Dragon Nest Engineer Skill Build

The Academic is the latest character on Dragon Nest Sea, this lively youngster, Academic has way in to the most cutting-edge future tech weaponry, giving her devastating weapons. At level 15, she can decide to develop her skills and specializing on her 2nd job which is either to become an Engineer or an Alchemist.

This post is dedicated to those who want to choose the path of an Engineer. The Engineer is a range battle type class that uses her weaponry to crush her enemies with mechanical constructs and raw explosive power. Summoning mechanical robots Alfredo and Mechaducks to dish out independent attacks are her abilities.

Dragon Nest Swordmaster Heraldry Plates Guide

As requested by our friend Henry, here is a guide for all Dragon Nest Swordmasters who need help with the type of heraldry they should use for their character.

Just to remind everyone, Heraldries are not stackable. There are key names that heraldries have that may be different grades or levels. Even if you find them having different grades or levels, you cannot use the same type at all. When making a heraldry set, make sure to have the highest grade and level of whatever type of heraldry you want and pick out of the many types which ones you prefer.