Accretia Crafting Guide

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Armor Crafting Guide: v.1.2
(Accretia) by: Diaton
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Armor crafting is done with the Armor crafting tool used by a Specialist.

Booties needed:

Name: -------- Found at:

High Zid ------ Outpost, 117, 213, CW loots
Greaf --------- 117, 213, Ether, CW loots
Mid Mika ------ 117, 213, Ether, CW loots
Warm --------- 117, 213, Ether, CW loots
Beam --------- Ether, CW loots
Rian ---------- Ether, CW loots
Gli ------------ Ether, CW loots

Refined Ores needed:

There are four levels of refined ores for every colors:

Level 1 -Lium
Level 2 -Alrio
Level 3 -Talrous
Level 4 -Talian

Only levels 1 and 4 of all colors are needed for Armor crafting.

Each color have a designated Armor:

Red 'R' ------ Head (Lutalium, Motalian)
Yellow 'Y' --- Core (Ostalium, Tutalian)
Blue 'U' ----- Leg (Fetalium, Crotalian)
Green 'G' --- Arm (Haitalium, Setalian)
Black 'B' ---- Landing (Firstalium, Newtalian)
*Italicized = Edited by me

ex. Beam Head needs 7 Lutalium (R1) and 3 Motalian (R4)

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***Level 35 Armors***

Name: Beam Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
6 Mid Mika
7 Greaf
7 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Beam Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
9 Mid Mika
10 Greaf
10 Ostalium (Y1)
4 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Beam Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
7 Mid Mika
8 Greaf
8 Fetalium (U1)
3 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Beam Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
5 Mid Mika
6 Greaf
5 Haitalium (G1)
2 Setalian (G4)

Name: Beam Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
4 Mid Mika
5 Greaf
5 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Single Press Head
Type: Range
Materials:
13 High Zid
7 Greaf
7 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Single Press Core
Type: Range
Materials:
18 High Zid
10 Greaf
10 Ostalium (Y1)
4 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Single Press Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
14 High Zid
8 Greaf
8 Fetalium (U1)
3 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Single Press Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
10 High Zid
6 Greaf
5 Haitalium (G1)
2 Setalian (G4)

Name: Single Press Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
9 High Zid
5 Greaf
5 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Basic Bazooka Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
13 High Zid
7 Greaf
7 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Basic Bazooka Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
18 High Zid
10 Greaf
10 Ostalium (Y1)
4 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Basic Bazooka Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
7 Mid Mika
8 Greaf
8 Fetalium (U1)
3 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Basic Bazooka Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
5 Mid Mika
6 Greaf
5 Haitalium (G1)
2 Setalian (G4)

Name: Basic Bazooka Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
4 Mid Mika
5 Greaf
5 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)


***Level 37 Armors***

Name: Hora Power Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
7 Mid Mika
8 Greaf
8 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Hora Power Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
10 Mid Mika
12 Greaf
11 Ostalium (Y1)
4 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Hora Power Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
8 Mid Mika
9 Greaf
9 Fetalium (U1)
3 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Hora Power Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
5 Mid Mika
6 Greaf
6 Haitalium (G1)
2 Setalian (G4)

Name: Hora Power Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
5 Mid Mika
6 Greaf
5 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Double Press Head
Type: Range
Materials:
15 High Zid
8 Greaf
8 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Double Press Core
Type: Range
Materials:
21 High Zid
12 Greaf
11 Ostalium (Y1)
4 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Double Press Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
17 High Zid
9 Greaf
9 Fetalium (U1)
3 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Double Press Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
11 High Zid
6 Greaf
6 Haitalium (G1)
2 Setalian (G4)

Name: Double Press Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
10 High Zid
6 Greaf
5 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Normal Bazooka Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
15 High Zid
8 Greaf
8 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Normal Bazooka Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
21 High Zid
12 Greaf
11 Ostalium (Y1)
4 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Normal Bazooka Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
8 Mid Mika
9 Greaf
9 Fetalium (U1)
3 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Normal Bazooka Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
5 Mid Mika
6 Greaf
6 Haitalium (G1)
2 Setalian (G4)

Name: Normal Bazooka Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
5 Mid Mika
6 Greaf
5 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

***Level 39 Armors***

Name: Silver Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
8 Mid Mika
10 Greaf
9 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Silver Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
12 Mid Mika
14 Greaf
13 Ostalium (Y1)
5 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Silver Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
9 Mid Mika
11 Greaf
10 Fetalium (U1)
4 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Silver Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
6 Mid Mika
7 Greaf
7 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Silver Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
6 Mid Mika
7 Greaf
6 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Fur Head
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Warm
10 Greaf
9 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Fur Core
Type: Range
Materials:
5 Warm
14 Greaf
13 Ostalium (Y1)
5 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Fur Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Warm
11 Greaf
10 Fetalium (U1)
4 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Fur Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Warm
7 Greaf
7 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Fur Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
2 Warm
7 Greaf
6 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Bazooka Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
3 Warm
10 Greaf
9 Lutalium (R1)
3 Motalian (R4)

Name: Bazooka Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
5 Warm
14 Greaf
13 Ostalium (Y1)
5 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Bazooka Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
9 Mid Mika
11 Greaf
10 Fetalium (U1)
4 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Bazooka Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
6 Mid Mika
7 Greaf
7 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Bazooka Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
6 Mid Mika
7 Greaf
6 Firstalium (B1)
2 Newtalian (B4)

***Level 41 Armors***

Name: Hora Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
9 Mid Mika
11 Greaf
10 Lutalium (R1)
4 Motalian (R4)

Name: Hora Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
13 Mid Mika
16 Greaf
15 Ostalium (Y1)
5 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Hora Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
10 Mid Mika
12 Greaf
12 Fetalium (U1)
4 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Hora Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
7 Mid Mika
8 Greaf
8 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Hora Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
6 Mid Mika
7 Greaf
7 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Hora Power Piece Head
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Warm
11 Greaf
10 Lutalium (R1)
4 Motalian (R4)

Name: Hora Power Piece Core
Type: Range
Materials:
5 Warm
16 Greaf
15 Ostalium (Y1)
5 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Hora Power Piece Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Warm
12 Greaf
12 Fetalium (U1)
4 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Hora Power Piece Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Warm
8 Greaf
8 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Hora Power Piece Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Warm
7 Greaf
7 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Basic Missile Launcher Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
4 Warm
11 Greaf
10 Lutalium (R1)
4 Motalian (R4)

Name: Basic Missile Launcher Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
5 Warm
16 Greaf
15 Ostalium (Y1)
5 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Basic Missile Launcher Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
10 Mid Mika
12 Greaf
12 Fetalium (U1)
4 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Basic Missile Launcher Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
7 Mid Mika
8 Greaf
8 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Basic Missile Launcher Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
6 Mid Mika
7 Greaf
7 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

***Level 43 Armors***

Name: Alloy Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
10 Mid Mika
12 Greaf
11 Lutalium (R1)
4 Motalian (R4)

Name: Alloy Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
15 Mid Mika
18 Greaf
17 Ostalium (Y1)
6 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Alloy Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
12 Mid Mika
14 Greaf
13 Fetalium (U1)
5 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Alloy Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
8 Mid Mika
9 Greaf
9 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Alloy Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
7 Mid Mika
8 Greaf
8 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Normal Vacuum Head
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Warm
12 Greaf
11 Lutalium (R1)
4 Motalian (R4)

Name: Normal Vacuum Core
Type: Range
Materials:
6 Warm
18 Greaf
17 Ostalium (Y1)
6 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Normal Vacuum Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
5 Warm
14 Greaf
13 Fetalium (U1)
5 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Normal Vacuum Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Warm
9 Greaf
9 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Normal Vacuum Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Warm
8 Greaf
8 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Normal Missile Launcher Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
4 Warm
12 Greaf
11 Lutalium (R1)
4 Motalian (R4)

Name: Normal Missile Launcher Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
6 Warm
18 Greaf
17 Ostalium (Y1)
6 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Normal Missile Launcher Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
12 Mid Mika
14 Greaf
13 Fetalium (U1)
5 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Normal Missile Launcher Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
8 Mid Mika
9 Greaf
9 Haitalium (G1)
3 Setalian (G4)

Name: Normal Missile Launcher Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
7 Mid Mika
8 Greaf
7 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)


***Level 45 Armors***

Name: Top Alloy Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
11 Mid Mika
14 Greaf
13 Lutalium (R1)
5 Motalian (R4)

Name: Top Alloy Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
17 Mid Mika
20 Greaf
19 Ostalium (Y1)
7 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Top Alloy Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
13 Mid Mika
15 Greaf
15 Fetalium (U1)
5 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Top Alloy Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
9 Mid Mika
10 Greaf
10 Haitalium (G1)
4 Setalian (G4)

Name: Top Alloy Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
8 Mid Mika
9 Greaf
9 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Vacuum Head
Type: Range
Materials:
5 Warm
14 Greaf
13 Lutalium (R1)
5 Motalian (R4)

Name: Vacuum Core
Type: Range
Materials:
7 Warm
20 Greaf
19 Ostalium (Y1)
7 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Vacuum Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
5 Warm
15 Greaf
15 Fetalium (U1)
5 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Vacuum Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Warm
10 Greaf
10 Haitalium (G1)
4 Setalian (G4)

Name: Vacuum Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Warm
9 Greaf
9 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Missile Launcher Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
5 Warm
14 Greaf
13 Lutalium (R1)
5 Motalian (R4)

Name: Missile Launcher Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
7 Warm
20 Greaf
19 Ostalium (Y1)
7 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Missile Launcher Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
13 Mid Mika
15 Greaf
15 Fetalium (U1)
5 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Missile Launcher Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
9 Mid Mika
10 Greaf
10 Haitalium (G1)
4 Setalian (G4)

Name: Missile Launcher Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
8 Mid Mika
9 Greaf
9 Firstalium (B1)
3 Newtalian (B4)

***Level 47 Armors***

Name: Power Suit Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
3 Gli
4 Rian
14 Lutalium (R1)
5 Motalian (R4)

Name: Power Suit Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
4 Gli
5 Rian
21 Ostalium (Y1)
7 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Power Suit Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
3 Gli
4 Rian
16 Fetalium (U1)
6 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Power Suit Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
2 Gli
3 Rian
11 Haitalium (G1)
4 Setalian (G4)

Name: Power Suit Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
2 Gli
3 Rian
10 Firstalium (B1)
4 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Hora Piece Head
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Beam
4 Rian
14 Lutalium (R1)
5 Motalian (R4)

Name: Hora Piece Core
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Beam
5 Rian
21 Ostalium (Y1)
7 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Hora Piece Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Beam
4 Rian
16 Fetalium (U1)
6 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Hora Piece Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
2 Beam
3 Rian
11 Haitalium (G1)
4 Setalian (G4)

Name: Hora Piece Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
2 Beam
3 Rian
10 Firstalium (B1)
4 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Normal EW Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
3 Beam
4 Rian
14 Lutalium (R1)
5 Motalian (R4)

Name: Normal EW Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
4 Beam
5 Rian
21 Ostalium (Y1)
7 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Normal EW Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
3 Gli
4 Rian
16 Fetalium (U1)
6 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Normal EW Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
2 Gli
3 Rian
11 Haitalium (G1)
4 Setalian (G4)

Name: Normal EW Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
2 Gli
3 Rian
10 Firstalium (B1)
4 Newtalian (B4)

***Level 50 Armors***

Name: Temple Beam Head
Type: Melee
Materials:
3 Beam
4 Rian
18 Lutalium (R1)
6 Motalian (R4)

Name: Temple Beam Core
Type: Melee
Materials:
4 Beam
6 Rian
26 Ostalium (Y1)
9 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Temple Beam Leg
Type: Melee
Materials:
4 Beam
5 Rian
20 Fetalium (U1)
7 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Temple Beam Arm
Type: Melee
Materials:
3 Beam
3 Rian
13 Haitalium (G1)
5 Setalian (G4)

Name: Temple Beam Landing
Type: Melee
Materials:
2 Beam
3 Rian
12 Firstalium (B1)
4 Newtalian (B4)

Name: Metal Fur Head
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Beam
4 Rian
18 Lutalium (R1)
6 Motalian (R4)

Name: Metal Fur Core
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Beam
6 Rian
26 Ostalium (Y1)
9 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: Metal Fur Leg
Type: Range
Materials:
4 Beam
5 Rian
20 Fetalium (U1)
7 Crotalian (U4)

Name: Metal Fur Arm
Type: Range
Materials:
3 Beam
3 Rian
13 Haitalium (G1)
5 Setalian (G4)

Name: Metal Fur Landing
Type: Range
Materials:
2 Beam
3 Rian
12 Firstalium (B1)
4 Newtalian (B4)

Name: EW Head
Type: Launcher
Materials:
3 Beam
4 Rian
18 Lutalium (R1)
6 Motalian (R4)

Name: EW Core
Type: Launcher
Materials:
4 Beam
6 Rian
26 Ostalium (Y1)
9 Tutalian (Y4)

Name: EW Leg
Type: Launcher
Materials:
4 Beam
5 Rian
20 Fetalium (U1)
7 Crotalian (U4)

Name: EW Arm
Type: Launcher
Materials:
3 Beam
3 Rian
13 Haitalium (G1)
5 Setalian (G4)

Name: EW Landing
Type: Launcher
Materials:
2 Beam
3 Rian
12 Firstalium (B1)
4 Newtalian (B4)

NOTE: This may help those player to collect whatever they may need.
Please send me a message if there are some errors. Thanks.

NOTE: Crafted armors have a random chance of having a slot between 1 to 7.

NOTE: There is a chance of crafting an Intense armor.

- Diaton Scientist, at your service

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Ammunition Crafting

To max ammo pt, just keep on making Normal Fire Arm Ammo. Materials needed is 4 mika. Mika could be found in the HQ tool NPC. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CRAFT ANY AMMOS UNTIL YOU HAVE 99 AMMO PT. You would only be wsting your CP. By far, AMMO PT is the easily to do, and the longest to complete. Unlike armor and weapon pts, ammo pt points does not increase. You are stuck with the pt points given by the Normal Fire Arm Ammo. Even if you try to craft other ammos, the pt points would still be the same. It is easy because you just need mika for ammo pt. MIKA is buyable at the Tool NPC. It is the longest because it is the only craft pt which took me one week to complete. 40 hrs crafting and farm for cp to max the ammo pt at lvl 20. =)

PT Ammunition crafting requirements:

Skill required to make Elemental Ammo is: Ammo Crafting: 12/99
Skill required to make GIGA and Advanced Ammo: Ammo crafting: 29/99


Elemental Ammo's List:

Aqua: available for Arrows and Bolts only @ 12/99
Earth/Poison: available for Arrows, Bolts and Magazines @ 12/99
Explosive/Area Of Effect: available for Magazines, Arrows and Bolts @ 12/99
Fire: available for Arrows and Bolts @ 12/99
Wind: available for Arrows, Bolts and Magazines @ 12/99

There are no elemental Beam Cells or Laser Magazines


The Advanced Ammunitions (Damage x2):

Advanced Beam cells, "Red Beam Cells" can be crafted at skill level 29/99
Energy bullets "Magazine's" can be crafted at skill level 29/99


The GIGA Ammo:

Ammo with 500 rounds, and is craftable at skill level 29/99
GIGA elemental ammo can be crafted at 65/99
GIGA Advanced ammo can be crafted at 89/99


HERE ARE THE GUIDE FOR THE MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS:

Normal Fire Arm Ammo
Name: Magazine
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 4 Mika
(Giga-500) 20 Mika

Name: Mineral Magazine
Element: Wind
Materials:
(100) 2 Mika, 4 Zid
(Giga-500) 10 Mika, 17 Zid


Name: Ice Magazine
Element: Water
Materials:
(100) 2 Mika, 3 Cling
(Giga-500) 10 Mika, 12 Cling

Name: Exploding Magazine (AoE)
Element: Fire
Materials:
(100) 3 Mika, 1 CellWeef
(Giga-500) 10 Mika, 4 CellWeef

Beam Gun Ammo
Name: Energy Magazine
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 2 Mika, 2 SolZid
(Giga-500) 10 Mica, 6 SolZid

Name: Laser Magazine
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 8 Weef
(Giga-500) 40 Weef

Rifle-Machine Gun Ammo
Name: Vulcan Magazine
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 10 Riar
(Giga-500) 50 Riar

Name: Venom Magazine
Element: Earth
Materials:
(100) 3 Mika, 7 Riar
(Giga-500) 10 Mika, 25 Riar

Name: Exploding Vulcan Magazine (AoE)
Element: Fire
Materials:
(100) 7 Riar, 1 Ply BliDend
(Giga-500) 32 Riar, 3 Ply BliDend


Bow Ammo
Name: Arrow
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 5 Cling
(Giga-500) 23 Cling

Name: Fire Arrow
Element: Fire
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 4 Weef
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 20 Weef

Name: Ice Arrow
Element: Water
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 2 Mika
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 10 Mika

Name: Poison Arrow
Element: Earth
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 5 Riar
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 25 Riar

Name: Mineral Arrow
Element: Wind
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 4 Zid
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 17 Zid

Name: Exploding Arrow (AoE)
Element: Fire
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 1 CellWeef
(Giga-500) 14 Cling, 5 CellWeef


CrossBow Ammo
Name: Bolt
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 5 Cling
(Giga-500) 23 Cling

Name: Fire Bolt
Element: Fire
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 4 Weef
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 20 Weef

Name: Ice Bolt
Element: Water
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 2 Mika
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 10 Mika

Name: Poison Bolt
Element: Earth
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 5 Riar
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 25 Riar

Name: Mineral Bolt
Element: Wind
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 4 Zid
(Giga-500) 12 Cling, 17 Zid

Name: Exploding Bolt (AoE)
Element: Fire
Materials:
(100) 3 Cling, 1 CellWeef
(Giga-500) 14 Cling, 5 CellWeef


Beam Bow-Beam CrossBow Ammo
Name: Beam Cell
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 8 Weef
(Giga-500) 40 Weef

Name: Advanced BeamCell
Element: None
Materials:
(100) 4 Weef, 1 LouisMika
(Giga-500) 20 Weef, 3 LouisMika

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The Grenades

LEVEL ONE GRENADES
-Requires: Grenade Launcher A, B, C, or D (Can be used by all classes level one and above)

•Acid Grenade: reduces defense by an unknown amount
•Shockwave Grenade: removes the most recent force buff applied
•Picklin Grenade: reduces target's critical rate by an unknown amount
•Smog Grenade: reduces target's accuracy by an unknown amount

LEVEL THIRTY GRENADES
-Requires: Grenade Launcher B, C, or D (Only specialists level 30 and above can wield the minimum Grenade Launcher needed)

•Acid Shower: reduces attack by an unknown amount (affects force attack too)
•Mental Break: nullifies the effects of ALL active force-buffs on the target
•Breaking Strength: reduces the ST of the target by an unknown amount; prevents the use of ST potions for the duration
•Stun Grenade: each round inflicts miniscule damage and stuns/crits on the target

LEVEL FORTY GRENADES
-Requires: Grenade Launcher C or D (Only specialists level 40 and above can wield the minimum Grenade Launcher needed)

•Microrom Gas: Slows the target's movement speed; similar to the Hiatus/Entangle debuff
•Resist Break: Reverses the target's elemental resistances (ie. 100 water resist becomes -100 water resist)
•Limited Force: Drains targets FP by an unknown amount. Unknown if it prevents the use of FP pots as well
•Impact Explosion: Removes ALL active skill buffs on the target

LEVEL FIFTY GRENADES
-Requires: Grenade Launcher D (Only level 50 specialists can wield the final grenade launcher)
**WARNING** I have no idea how they work, and these are just guesses based on the descriptions attached to the grenades

•Virus Inject: drastically lowers target's potion-consumption efficiency (ie 3k pots heals 700hp)
•Flash Wave: severely reduces target's range-of-sight
•Holding Web: Holds the target in place (Similar to the MAU net, except splash)
•Mind Control: prevent the target from using offensive force or skills

[ACC]

Engineer type of specialist is a professional producer and at the same time they can fight in combat. They are a diverse class.

Class Bonus

Weapon/Shield 500
Armor 500
Ammo 4500
Light Guard Tower (x3)
Ruby (x6) and Obsidian (x6)
Gain 1 skill

Set Gaurd Tower - can create gaurd towers using gems and Gaurd Tower parts (ability, FP=0, Recharge=0, Duration=”several hours”)



Scientist (Lv40)

Main supplier of the Accretian Empire. They can repair wounded soldiers in battle and recover their defense abilities.

Class Bonus

Weapon/Shield 600
Armor 600
Ammo 10,000
Defense PT 180,280
Choice of amulet (12% HP/FP increase) or 10 high-grade gems of choice. (Amulet cannot be traded or removed off the character.)
Gain 2 skills

Gauge Recovery - restores a player's defense durability gauge (ally/self, FP=90, Recharge=20s, Duration=N/A)
Instant Repair - Resurrect an ally (ally, HP=240 + FP=240 + SP=480, Recharge=60s, Duration=N/A)



Battle Leader (Lv40)

Main battle supplier for the Accretian Empire. Their unique ability to increase the speed of their allies and decrease the defense of their opponents makes them invaluable in combat situations.

Class Bonus

Melee PT 165,257
Range PT 165,257
Launcher PT 165,514
Defense PT 90,140
Shield PT 90,140
Weapon/Shield 300
Armor 300
Ammo 5,000
Encourage amulet (12% HP/FP increase) (Amulet cannot be traded or removed off the character.)
4x [100 ammo] magazines of special debuff grenades
Gain 3 skills

Turbo Boost – doubles speed (ally/self, FP=90, Recharge=20s, Duration=300s)
Stone Statue – turns you into an invincible stone statue (self, FP=90, Recharge=60s, Duration=30s)
Gauge Break – decreases target’s defense gauge (enemy, FP=90 + SP=120, Recharge=60s, Duration=N/A)

[ACC]

it is encouraged to share your grenade launcher tactics and quirks here, in order to give advice to our fellow specialists (IMG:style_emoticons/RisingForcev11Import/smile.gif)

i'll start it off:

•Grenade Launchers ARE splash! I was firing a few microrom (slow) grenades at two corite raiders, and they were both slowed down. The proximity of the splash is comparable to the splash of a nuclear rocket.

•Microrom (slow) grenades STACK with break-strength (damage stamina) grenades! I was able to hold a raider in place (think MAU net) by first slowing him down with a microrom 'nade then spamming him with break-strength 'nades. he's walking, but he's not moving (IMG:style_emoticons/RisingForcev11Import/laugh.gif)
*if this effect stacks, then it is possible to stack other grenades as well.

•Shock wave grenades remove FORCE buffs. Impact Explosion grenades remove SKILL buffs.
(changed from 'mental break' to 'shock wave' grenades)

•Limited force grenaeds cut down their FP, and (i think) prevents them from drinking FP potions... the interesting thing about this is it's great to use against chandras who think they can stand still and spam heal. boy, will they be surprised to see their FP gone in the blink of an eye (IMG:style_emoticons/RisingForcev11Import/laugh.gif) it's also great for suppressing a solitary mage who is laying down some heavy fire

•In CW, the best grenade i could recommend to counter powerful enemy warriors/rangers is the Impact Explosion grenades, along with FP-suppressing Limited Force grenades. nothing makes them run faster than being stripped bare of their buffs and being left with no FP!

•mental break DOES NOT REMOVE FORCE BUFFS! instead, this level 30 grenade induces a strange unexplained "debuff" on the screen of the enemy that lasts for ten seconds... it's effects are unknown, and there are no visible indicators of it's effects on the status-window and screen of the enemy.
*if you want to remove force buffs, use SHOCK WAVE grenades instead. Not as impressive as impact explosion grenades when it comes to debuffing, but it's our only current way of debuffing the enemy.

•RESIST BREAK grenades DO NOT REDUCE DEFENSE! instead, this level 40 grenade reverses the elemental resistances of your target. (ie 20 fire elemental resistance. when hit by a resist break 'nade, it becomes -20 resistance.)
*if you want to lower the defense of the enemy, use ACID grenades instead. these level 1 grenades do the job well enough, reducing the defense of the enemy by up to 50%
(originally suggested by 47thRonin. Check down below for hist complete post)

•Launcher PT affects GL accuracy (from Horonaim). I guess that's why we have uber high max lau pt. (Testing nullified this theory. Grenades hit 100% of the time, even against dogers)

•Take priority in suppressing the 'heroes' of the enemy races. Debuff them, strip them of FP, reduce their defense, reduce their attack, heck do ANYTHING to them as long as you keep them down! Find out who the popular enemies are and cut them down to size with your grenade launchers. If these 'heroes' become useless in the battlefield or even die, it's a great blow to their military power, it reduces their morale and could even prompt a general retreat.

•If you think you're useless in CW because you're below lvl 45, think again! Regardless of class, the level 1 grenade launcher has some pretty nifty grenades for suppressing the enemy's star players. Acid grenade helps immensely when gang-banging an enemy. Piklin and smog grenades help reduce the efficiency of the enemy warriors/rangers. Finally, shock wave grenades help strip those pesky force buffs off those warriors and rangers.

•When using shock wave grenades, focus on the warriors and rangers. They won't be able to rebuff those force buffs as easily as mages, especially the expert and elite holy/dark force buffs.

•Launcher armor DOES NOT INCREASE GL ATTACK SPEED! Similar to the Rapid-reload bug of old, you seem to fire faster in your screen... but the server only recognizes one debuff EVERY 5-6 SECONDS. Wearing Lau armor actually DECREASES the rate at you debuff your targets, since the server RECOGNIZES THE DELAY between shots in your screen but does not recognize the debuffs applied. GM Gaea has dropped a hint that GL attack speed will be increased in episode two...

Here are the articles contributed by other fellow specialists:

•Base on our experiences in doing repels, it is much better i f there are at lest two specs (lvl 30+) in a repel party. One who's ammo is Breaking Strength (which wrecks havoc to the opponents ST) and his partner's ammo is Acid Shower (great for melee type of raiders). If the ST of the raider is gone, then the first spec can either switch to Acid Shower or Mental Break. If the target recoveres his ST then switch again to Breaking Strength. Repeat if necessary laugh.gif
(by Hexavalent )

•Most of the time, stun grenades aren't needed. Or 1 stun grenade lang pala kailangan.. (for those only 30+) na raiders. (logic here is to stop the raider for half a second; long enough for a "tail" of counter-raiders to catch the raider and kill it. i think. -bleak)
(by FlowFlow)

•non spec = lvl 1 GL; only spec = All GLs can be used (non-specialists can only use level 1 'nades, regardless of level. only specialists can use the lvl 30, 40, and 50 grenade launchers -bleak)
(by p.sycnarf)

•anyways, stun grenades don't work on bmau/mau. it's a bug sprite which need fixin'.
(by GwaPonG PoGi)

•grenade launchers cannot be used on monsters of any kind. (from the discussion between FlowFlow and dinotante)
*Episode Two allows monsters to be targetted by debuffs, so let's wait and see if GL's will affect them.

•Anyways i usually use Impact followed up by micron gas
(logic here is to strip the enemy of their skill buffs and then slow them down to a crawl. particularly effective in dealing with raiders -bleak)
(by p.sycnarf)

•When part of a repel team you may have to expect u r the only Engineer available at the time so u have to make do, always bring a full compliment of grenades. I use mostly Break Strength, Stun grenades, Mental Break and Acid Grenade. If u r fortunate enough to have a lvl 40 Specialist as a companion so much the better. I usually start off with the Break Strength to slow down running opponenets and switch to Mental Break when they start using velocity buffs. Acid Grenade is also good when the gangbang is about to begin it softens them up for the killing blows. Stun is the last thing u use when their stamina is gone and cant use velocity anymore.
If u play support to another specialist u can support with extra Breaking Strength and start using Stun to finish them off.
(by 47thRonin)

•One thing I've noticed i use mental break grenades when raiders start using their velocity buffs after getting hit by breaking strength, they actualy start slowing down again. (mental break seems to disable force buffs, but it doesn't remove them -bleak)
(by 47thRonin)

•Resist Break I heard somewhere not sure if it was from Binary that it reverses the enemy's elem resist making them susceptible to elem attacks. e.g. maybe an elem resist of +90 becomes -90?? Again this needs verification. (will verify that when i can -bleak)
(by 47thRonin)

•I remember there is a message on the system messages part of the chat log where in it says like status is still in effect or something like that dont know the exact message but its like the effects of the same grenade wont pile up thats why everytime u shoot a grenade u have to switch to a different grenade again.
The only thing that's always effective is the stun grenade but because of the pitifully short time u get to stun the enemy anyway its better to invest in chaos taliced weaponry if u want to stun lock the enemy.
(by 47thRonin)

•I have tested it with a bellato friend. A Chandra(We were sitting next to each other). I saw the Dementer's Dread Mind status icon when i fire the Mental Break. Wierd thing is that his force buffs are still there and when he uses a spell it does not have a penalty on his FP. I guess that the Mental Break is a temporary status that suppress the effect of force buffs. It does not really remove the buffs but rather suppress it from taking effect. It is just a theory because of observation since i see a difference when i debuff corites with it. Well i still need more time to test Mental break but i do use it most of the time especially with corite raiders. (proven to be true -bleak)
(by PhoenixdFrail

•Unlike the one that appeared on the bellato which is the Dementer's Dread Mind Icon, In a corite the icon that appeared is similar to their defense down debuff (the broken shield thing icon or somehtingl like that). Right now after testing it on two races im puzzled since it gives me such contradicting results. However this i know based from experience. Mental Break + Breaking Strength is effective against CORITES. Mental Break + Stun is effective against Bellato. That is to keep them from running. Once you have slowed them down. Use your Shock Wave Grenade to remove the force buffs.
(by PhoenixdFrail

•Yup! I tested the acid grenade and the shockwave grenade, and these are the results:
-Acid grenade takes of 50% of the def of the enemy and lasts for 10 secs
-Shock wave grenade only removes force buffs from top to bottom (meaning kawawa ang mga warrior and ranger classes, wala nang velo. Bwahahahahaha!)
(by VaynardX)

•Ok guys i would like to correct something about Mental Break Grenade.I had been wrong about the first testing thus i made a hypothesis but this one is now sure. Mental Break reduces the attack damage of magical spells. It is the equivalent of Acid Shower for Melee. I have tested it on Ayz when they raided 213 along with joseph. I was wearing a melee armor (I forgot to change) and Ayz was hitting me with 2K to 3K damage and that was one of the fastest spell chain i've ever seen. Anyway i teleported and went back (still i forgot ranger armor and wearing mele armor) then hit Ayz with Mental break wow its just hitting me 900+ to 1K+ damage using the regular spell chains that Ayz uses. (hm... another possible side-effect of Mental Break, aside from nullifying force buffs? -bleak)
(by PhoenixdFrail

how about you guys? anything to share about the grenade launcher?
(i'll update the first post when new info on 'nade launchers kick in...)

[JAN]

Talk about thread necromancy!!

OK since its been quite some time ive added some notes and compiled more information. I guess its safe to assume most specs are 40+ at this point so its best to discuss best combinations for which grenades are most useful. Its also best to familliarize the sprites associated with the grenade explosions, so that if ever ur not the lone specialist u can use a different grenade from the one the other is using.

I use the ff. grenades most of the time Impact Explosion, Microcom Gas, Resist Break, Mental Break
these are for me the basic must bring grenades for the level 40+ specs.

Impact Explosion- no skill buffs=gimped character this is pretty basic; the explosion is orange-yellow similar to the MAU net gun.

Microcom Gas- slows target down, slow raider=dead raider; its a small green explosion and a graphic of entanglement on the target's feet.

Resist Break- annihilators will love you for this. Ive seen them 1 shot enemies hit by this. The explosion is blue-purple.

Mental Break- soo many different notes and no clear evidence, although i can say it is useful to a degree. explosion is white-blue speckles

other useful grenades i use:

Smog Grenade- lowers accuracy, if ur a dodge build after u strip the buffs using impact explo tyhis is a good follow up, watch them miss. The explosion is blue grey smoke.

Acid Shower- (not to be confused with the acid grenade)lowers target's weapon damage, if ur a melee type it helps ensure survivability, use against melee opponents with 2hand weapons to slow the spike damages.

Other common grenades that are used for support using the lvl 1 grenade launcher.

Acid Grenade- lowers def, much like vulenrability. Usefull for killing shield types if ur damage cant contribute to a fatal spike best switch to grenade and help debuff him. explsoion is a bluish smoke

Shockwave grenade- remove force buffs. No buffs=gimped character the explosion is white-blue smoke


It would be nice if we get detailed inputs for the level 50 grenades as well. Its already obvious the most useful is the Viral Inject and the Holding Web. Next would be Mind Control and the blinding grenade (forgot the name).

[GRP]

•Viral Inject is good for tankers/front-liners/gangbangs
•Holding Web is good for catching runners and spreading panic in the enemy ranks ("OMG splash-net!! RUN BEFORE YOU GET HURT!!")
•Flash is great for really f*cking up enemy rangers... they can't shoot what they can't see on their screens (IMG:style_emoticons/RisingForcev11Import/laugh.gif)
•Mind Control would pretty much screw enemy warriors, since they can no longer use their deadly skills to spike their damage

[JEP]

With a "possible" fixing of our GL in the near future, i thought we should compile a list of handy GL combos for debuffing, or how 2+ specs should go about lowering the effectiveness of an enemy. Our attack speed with a GL is 0.2 with quarrel reload, and that's the fastest it will go, which rounds off to roughly 5s/shot i believe. With the duration of our debuffs, that means maximum 2 debuffs on target when being applied by a single Spec. Anyhow a quick overview of our current Nades.

Default
Acid Grenade - Def Down 50%
Piklin Grenade - Critical Down
Smog Grenade - Accuracy Down 30%
Shock Wave - Remove Force buff

lvl 30
Acid Shower - Attack Down 30%
Stun Grenade - Stun Target
Breaking Strength - SP Down 100 and remove ability to pot
Mental Break - Disable Force Buff

lvl 40
Microrom Gas - Decrease targets' moving speed
Resist Break - Decrease/Reverse all elemental resistance of target
Limited Force - Decrease target's MP and MP can't regen
Impact Explosion - Remove all Skill buffs on target

I'm 35 so only tier 1 and 2 are availble to me. Let's start off w/ the first 8 Nades.

If your going against a spiritualist Mental Break is your best friend, it renders all their Force buffs completely useless, the animation of this debuff is a circle around their foot, kind of like their run buff but without the swirly wind feel.

Against Spiritualists apply Mental Break, which disables their run buff, then apply Break Str. Continue alternating to get them walking then start slapping on the shock wave and the defence downs.

Against warriors/ranger, the tier 1 and 2 nades doesn't have much anti warrior/ranger debuffs, since most of tier 2 are anti spiritualists. So just break str till they start walking and slap on the def down. If they are offensive wars throw in some attack down as well.

And now a look at our tier 3 debuffs.
Microrom Gas - all purpose nade that comes in handy in all situations, won't go too much into it.

Resist Break - Next to useless unless you have a few gunners with you. Reason being most lvl 40 rangers use bows and those use non elemental Adv Beam Cell Ammo and Energy Magz.

Limited Force - most ppl think this should be anti spiritualist debuff, but i feel it's more ranger/warrior oriented. First of all war/rng have comparatively less fp than a spiritualist, so it's easier to deplete them of their fp and prevent them from spamming their high dmging tier 2-3 skills. Screenshots i have seen of lvl 40 spiritualists they usually have a min of 1k fp, and that's most likely with high force fp. warriors and ranger with mediocre force fp will most likely have around 500-600 tops, if Limited Force drops fp by 100/shot and stops regen/potting that means 5-6 shots and you will cripple a warrior/ranger to just basic attacks. Then you can start slap on various other nades.

Impact Explosion - our very own Skill Revoker, wipes all of their skill buffs in one shot, not much to say except it will own very much, when it gets fixed that is.

By the looks of the way the debuffs are laid out, it appears that war/rangers are indeed destined to be end game classes, instead of the spiritualists who should just play support role, since most of our lvl 40 debuffs are more war/ranger oriented. Spiritualists had their time to shine after lvl 30, time for them to move back onto the benches ^.^

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Just want to point out that during my testing...Limited Force actually knocks down 80% of their FP and prevent them from using their FP pots for a set amount of time.

Some good combo would be:

Against someone would speed buff:

Shockwave -> Impact Explosion -> Limited Force

Against a tank:

Impact Explosion -> Limited Force -> Acid Grenade

Also microrom gas is most effective in slowing down the target enough so the rest of your party can catch up. If the mage were to purge them they have to stop and stand still for that short amount of time.

[CRA]

crafting guide.. community.codemasters.com/forum/showthread.php?t=135685

[ANO]

another crafting guide.. community.codemasters.com/forum/archive/index.php?t-84335.html

[SIA]

Main reason for the abundant need of "Siar Blidend":

Craft farming.

need Siar Blidend, Yellow Ores.

I don't know if this is still effective but during GIGA3 this is the way why most specs are soooo overfocking rich.
Mahal kasi keen sa GIGA3. 8m! <I love RFO-Ph!>

1 bag yellow ores, process them ALL.
Save the processed ores.
Hope for keens and large gems.
Use all materials to craft lvl41 shields.
Sell all shields.
You will notice na more or less bawi mo na yung processing fees mo!
May keen at gems ka pa!

[GEO]

Gunner > Striker/Annihilator Training & Combat Guide

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Hope This Helps for my fellow Gunners soaring to be a Striker/Annihilator:

I. Introduction - What this guide is about.
II. Training - Guide on what to raise and why.
III. Equipment - Tools of the trade.
IV. Strategies - What to do once you got everything you need.

[Introduction]

Annihilators are the flagship troops of the Accretian Empire. They have high damage skills and damage output potentials but they are by no means a walk in the park to master. Though it may seem simple at first, many might be missing out on maximizing their abilities when playing an Annihilator. This is meant to open up new and old options to an already capable class, especially for more offense and more defense.

[Training]

Anyone who reads this guide should already know how to play RF Online. Get your gear, do your quests, and level up and raise your PTs. This section will just briefly discuss what you need to train and why. You don't need special equipment (other than Specialist crafted ammo at times) when starting out a new gunner.

It's easy enough to get experience points to level up with PL (Power Level) parties. You can kill Ace Brutals from Lv 20~35, Turncoats from Lv 30~35, then monsters in Ether at Lv 35+. So just focus on raising the appropriate skills that you will need and worry about leveling when you have them.

Remember, your initial goal is to build up a well-trained character to Lv 40~45. Focus on this, though you should still participate in Chip Wars if the Archon/Council calls for it.

<PTs>

There are only 3 PTs that you really need to focus on - Launcher, Range, and Defense PTs.

Launcher - This is your most basic PT. Most of your offense will revolve around this. Get it as high as humanly possible. Launcher PT is easy to raise due to high damage from the weapon and a selection of elemental ammunition.

Range - Aside from the increased movement speed and elemental resistances of Ranger armor, you will also need to raise this to increase your offensive capabilities. Get this as high as possible as well.

Defense - This will determine if you're gonna die in one, two, or three hits from the enemy. A dead Annihilator doesn't deal damage. That's the basic rule. Don't neglect this PT.

<Skills>

You also need to increase your Range Skill Pts. Again, this will play a big part in your potential offense and defense. You need Basic (30) to unlock Expert and you will need Basic (50)/Expert (50) to unlock Elite. Your combat skills will still give PTs even if they are already GM level and you can stick coins in your F1 keys to raise your buffs while you sleep.

Offensive Skills - Select either Bow or Gun and raise the appropriate set of skills to GM.

Bow - Fast Shot (Basic), Multi-Shot (Expert), Destructive Shot (Elite)
Gun - Fast Shot (Basic), Aim Shot (Expert), Wild-Shot (Elite)

Beneficial Buffs - Here are the two you'll really need. Raise them as high as you can. Use +1 skill amulets to get them to GM before any serious engagement.

Basic - Rapid Reload (Faster attack speed with ranged weapons)
Expert - Agility (Increases Dodge Rate)

[Equipment]

Once you start getting to a decent level, you'll need to take time to farm for cash and hunt for your gear. Having a specialist processing ores for you gives you a really good start on the talics, but if not you can skill carve yourself a decent set of equipment.

<Basic Needs>

Overdrive Chargers - More damage. Get the 5 minute ones from Ether.
Cure Chargers - Debuffs hurt. Always carry 1~2 stacks of these.
Siege Kit/A.Siege Kit - Always have a couple. Siege kits give +20% atk/def, A.Siege Kits give +35% atk.
HP Charger - Bring a stack of the highest one incase you need it, then carry what you need for PT/Leveling.
Stamina Charger - Some skills use SP so bring enough.
FP Charger - Don't forget these either.
Grenade Launcher (Lv 1) - Pack one Acid Grenade. Never know when you can use it.
Giga Ammo - For all your guns and launchers. Saves on space. Get the Giga Rockets from Ether.

<Armor>

It will be good to get Intense armor for the levels where you can focus on PT training. This will reduce monster damage and overall cost of potions. Get a set for both Ranger and Launcher. Costs have gone down so it should be realistic for you to earn enough cash to get the sets.If you did your job right you should have near max or GM PTs by the time you hit Lv 38~40.

If you are on a tight budget, just get the Intense Launcher sets. You can still use ranged weapons with those. Just bring a normal ranger set of the same level to move faster when going from place to place.

Lv 29 sets - PT on Snatcher Bites at Lv 30.
Lv 35 sets - PT on SpellLedeuadians/Ace Brutals at Lv 35.
Lv 39 sets - PT on Turncoats/Snatcher Rex at Lv 40.

<Weapons>

The weapons that you'll be needing are getting more and more affordable. At low levels, if you know a specialist, just have them craft elemental/special ammunition for your guns. That will be enough to PT. At Lv 30, get an Int bow or gun for PT. You won't need an Int Cannon if you just want to PT but it helps if you have one, especially when farming for cash and items.

Lv 30 - Int Siege Bow/Int Lightning Gun, Int Cannon
Lv 35 - Int Gun Bow/Int Gatling Gun, Int Bazooka
Lv 40 - Int Beam Siege Bow/Int Bolt Rifle, Int Flame Thrower*

* Note - If you are turned off by the fire-only element of the Lv 40 Flame Thrower, a +3 keen Int Bazooka does just as much damage and allows you to change elements. If you have a +3~4 keen Int Bazooka, you don't need to look for a Lv 40 launcher.

<Accessories>

Save some money on the side because you'll need a little extra kick for your weapons. Here's what's generally available that you should save up for:

<Offense>

Bracer (+5% Attack) - I suggest skipping these and saving up for a 7% or a 10%.
Bracer (+8% Attack) - Get a pair of these if you're impatient.
Bracer (+10% Attack) - Aim to get a pair of these. Don't worry too much about the elemental resistances.

<Defense>

Headset (+10% Damage Avoidance) - You'll definitely need a pair of these for your upcoming battles. Get them.
Headset (+5% Defense) - If it's really cheap, go grab a couple. Mainly to reduce the ouch of PT training.
Headset (+8% Defense) - A couple of these should be ok for PT training.
Headset (+10% Defense) - If you're really rich, grab two of these to make PT training easier.

Bracer (+15% HP/FP) - A couple of these are ok if you can get them cheap. Helps PT training on tough monsters when you want to conserve on pots.
Bracer (+25% HP/FP) - If you need to break through the enemy line to get into the core after winning CW, can't go wrong with a pair of these. Also good when PT training/Leveling when you don't need the damage.

<Elementals>

These are very rare pit boss drops. They have multiple bonuses such as additional SP, movement, and they usually have a mix of +atk/+def or +atk/+dodge. Some of these reach up to +25% atk. They are very hard to acquire right now, but since Accretia is a heavy boss-huning race, the supply will increase eventually.

<Talics>

Mercy Talic - Decide at what level you will be doing some heavy fighting against the other races and make a +4 Mercy launcher/ranger normal landing (boots). This will give you +45 Damage Avoidance. Upgrade your Int gear with this at yor own risk.
Grace Talic - Other Rangers have high dodge, don't want to miss on important shots. Upgrade a normal glove to +4 Grace. Upgrade your int gear with this at your own risk.
Keen Talic - You won't need this until you make your final weapon sets, preferrably at Lv 45. You'll need to get a +3~4 Keen Int Gun/Bow and Launcher or a +5~6 Keen non-int Gun/Bow and Launcher at Lv 45.
Favor Talic - +2~3 Favor int armor or +4~5 favor non-int armor. Save up those high slot gears.

[Strategies]

<Offensive Strategies>

<Triple AoE Skill Combination>

You can deal more damage to groups of MAU (especially ones hugging the chip) if you combine your Range and Launcher skills. Start of with your gun and use Wild Shot then quickly switch to your launcher to use Final Blast and finally go into normal Siege Mode and use Compound Siege. Since MAU do not heal, it's okay if you're a bit slower in dealing the damage. Repeat the process and use normal splash rockets while waiting for skill cooldown.

For area spamming non-MAU, stick with Wild Shot + Final Blast since it takes too long to go into Siege Mode. 3-8 Annihilators doing this to one area should wipe it clean. +2~3 Keen Int Weapons + (2) +7% attack bracers is the minimum recommendation. Always, higher is better.

Note that you could also switch to Bow and use Multi-shot, but you'd need a lot of resources to have keen int bows/guns/launchers. Something to strive for?

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You can mix up combat while wearing Ranger or Launcher armor. Have your Gun/Bow and Launcher in your shortcut. You'll have a whole set of skills available for you to chain while on the move.

You can go Heavy Shot (Launcher) + Final Blast (Launcher) + Destructive Shot (Bow) + Multi-shot (Bow) + Fast Shot (Bow) or mix it up any other way you like. Heavy shot has a longer casting time than the others so it's best to start off with it.

You will need to master how to switch weapons quickly. After the last skill, take a step to the side then switch. You will have to break off attacking for a second to switch quickly and this is the fastest way to do it. Just click on the space beside you. You keep your lock on your target but you stop attacking long enough for you to change from Launcher to Bow.

This will allow you to have a higher damage output as opposed to just sticking to Heavy Shot + Final Blast, but as stated above, you will need to upgrade both types of weapons.

This style also allows you to keep on the move if there are too many enemies to risk going into siege mode.

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Chain Rocket might have a long delay time but it does have a really powerful attack. It is great if you want to take down a really key figure in the opposing army or when the Chip during CW is down to the last 1~2%. It will give you a better chance for the last hit.

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If you have a Battle Leader or Scientist with you, the elemental rockets and Flame Throwers become really powerful. They have a Lv 40 grenade that instantly reverses the elemental resistances of a target. If you have a Flame Thrower and the cora ranger had +120 Fire resist, it suddenly becomes -120 Fire resist making for some really painful damage. Unfortunately the grenade launchers do not work on MAU.

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Annihilators can mix up Siege Kits and Advance Siege Kits when forming the siege line. Though the normal Siege Kits deal less damage, more frequent Compound Siege shots allow for more AoE damage to be thrown.

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The main problem with siege mode is that it makes you vulnerable to enemy attack, especially MAUs. Fortunately for us Annihilators are Rangers and they have access to Ranger skills.

Goliaths (melee) are not as accurate as you might think. When forming a siege line, switch to your +4 Mercy Landing (shoes) and be sure to have GM level Agility on as well as Siege Mastery and wear your two +10 Damage Avoidance accessories.

This will give you a total dodge of around 90+ which is enough to make most enemies (especially Goliaths) miss 50~75% of the time. Even if they deal high damage, a string of misses will allow you to catch up with potions and survive longer.

If the entire siege line had high dodge, then MAUs will have a harder time destroying it as they will miss a lot on the high dodge Annihilators, even if several of them focus fire on one.

Other classes will also miss, making you harder to kill in the long run. Even spells miss sometimes so it is also useful against Cora.

The dodge setting will also help you get through the Core if other races are blocking it and it's good if fighting multiple enemies. It will be more useful than raw Defense.

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