First, the storyline starts how it used to, where Old Man Tom tries to keep you away from the house, and that you aren't able to enter without a costume anyway. Lucky for you, there's an NPC selling Cash Shop boxes for mesos that expire after 1 day (the original required you buying a CS outfit). Buying one and wearing it will allow you to enter the house. When you first enter, you will run into Edmunds the butler. You will ask what happened to the Steward from last year and the Olivia situation. Edmunds will explain that they were ghosts who were a rival toy company that wanted to ruin Jonas's toy shop, so they tried to pass Olivia off as one of Jonas's daughters and slander his good name. When you mention that Edmunds looks like the Steward, he says "Nonsense! I'm much more good-looking than him!" He will then ask you to kill 200 Glutton Ghouls of either kind, flying or hovering. Then, he will request that you clear out the chimney by killing 100 Rotting Skeletons, Dead Scarecrows, and Twisted Jesters. He will then tell you to collect 20 of each color Gummy Slime, which were stolen by Glutton Ghouls , Rotting Skeletons, Dead Scarecrows, and Twisted Jesters.

Once you finish there, the Maid will contact you via lightbulb, thinking you're an exterminator. You deny this, but she rejects your denial by saying she saw you kill those monsters in the chimney, and drags you into the basement. The Maid and Witch Malady are currently there investigating. Witch Malady will ask you to collect 50 Zombie Cell Samples from the Unripe Zompkins. She will then ask for 50 Pumpkin Pieces from the Ripe Zompkins. Then, the Maid will ask you to kill 150 Sophisticated Gentledeads, who have been disrupting everything in the house. Then, she will reveal to you that she was bitten by a zombie, and needs a vaccine from Emperor Zombora.

After you retrieve it, Edmunds contacts you again, asking you to collect 50 Burnt Rockers from Nightmares to use as firewood. He then tells you that Ludmilla probably needs help, and to help her before she drives him insane. Find Ludmilla in the Vanity Room, and she asks you to collect 10 Cherry Pies that Nightmares stole, since she said the chef was nowhere to be found. Next, she tells you to retrieve the earrings that "Sophilia" stole from her (the dolls). Afterwards, she gives you Sophilia's First Doll. Then, you will have to find Sophilia and give her the doll.

Now, you will have to find Jonas and help him repair the Toy Machine. He needs 25 Burnt Rockers, 25 Loaded Springs from Psycho Jacks, and 50 Quality Screws from either monster. Next, Jonas wants to make a doll in Sophilia's likeness. Gather 30 Locks of Doll Hair from the Sophilia Dolls, 10 Sewing Pins from Voodoos, and 10 Buttons from Hoodoos. Once you make the doll, Sophilia will contact you via lightbulb, and give you her old doll in exchange for the new one. Once you give the old doll to Jonas, he comes to his senses, and realizes the horrible toys produced by his machine. Now, he asks you to kill 50 Nightmares, Sophilia Dolls, Psycho Jacks, Voodoos, and Hoodoos. He will give you the Toy Workshop Key and the Toymaker Gear (higher level versions). Give the Toy Workshop Key to Old Man Tom at town, who will reveal that he's Jonas's younger brother.

Old Man Tom also has one last request, he can't sleep well knowing that the ghost of the chef is appearing in the mirrors. He tells you that in each vanity room, there is a mirror with a ghost inside. You have to click on each mirror (4 total), which will take you to a strange realm with another mirror inside, and you must destroy it. Don't worry, it won't stand there like a punching bag, the ghost will fight back! When you head to "Hallway - This Again?", you will see an upside down pumpkin on the stairs. You go near it, and it sucks you into a huge pumpkin-shaped room! You will see two mirrors ready for destroying, and as you try to enter them, they send you back and forth from the middle to the bottom of the map. It seems there's no ghost in either of them, so you decide to head back. Afterward, talk to Old Man Tom and you will receive the "Fearless" medal.

Now, there are two new quests, one from Old Man Tom and one from Agent Falcon. First, I'll go into Old Man Tom's quest. After you destroy all the mirrors in the house and head back to Old Man Tom, you ask him about that room, and he tells you that long ago, before Sophilia's death, Jonas had that room as a special toy room, where kids could destroy boxes and get prizes such as Heartstoppers and Gummy Slimes and such, but they had to be careful, because there were some trick boxes that would explode and send some of the kids flying out of the house, unharmed of course. In order to make said boxes appear, you would have to hit the Snail figure to summon the boxes. You decide to check it out, and what do you know, he was right. You enter the map and you attack the snail, summoning the boxes. You discover that the chests contain many different candies and goodies, and when you attack one of the exploding boxes, it explodes and blasts you right out of the house. Old Man Tom takes notice of this, and says that he warned you.

Now for Agent Falcon. Agent Falcon asks for you to retrieve the stolen Paranormal Activity Report Pages on "Mr. Bones" from the Flying Books, which are party play monsters (with similar stats to the Scarlet Phoenix + Azure Ocelot in the 130+ CWK theme dungeon). Then, he will reveal that Mr. Bones is actually Jonas, and will ask you to bring the questionnaire to him. Jonas fills it out, and you return it to Agent Falcon.

Moveset:
Axe Smash - SB's regular attack. SB raises its axe then quickly slams it down, generating a shockwave that damages even players standing a short distance away. Only strikes players to its front.
Spinning Crush - SB brings its axe up and to its side, then executes a quick turn using the momentum from swinging its axe. Does more damage than its regular attack, and sends players struck by it flying.
Crushing Blow - SB raises its large axe aloft for a second or two, then slams it down with immense ferocity. Does a lot of damage, and may cause those hit to be afflicted with Guard Break, a debuff that increases damage taken by its victim by 30%.
Bloodlust - SB lets out a warcry, greatly raising its attack power in exchange for lowering its defence.

Moveset:
Claw Swipe - Deathreaver's regular attack. The Deathreaver performs a quick swipe to strike players to its front. Beware of its long reach!
Destroyer - Another regular attack. The Deathreaver charges up, then looses a fast-moving laser beam that sweeps upward. Difficult to dodge, but only hits players in front of it. Does a little more damage than the claw swipe.
Call Undead - Summons a large group of about 10 Skeletons (the ones from Endless Struggle below) to its aid.
Terrify - Deathreaver looses a terrible shout that strikes fear in your heart and immobilises you! A "Fear Gauge" appears below you; deplete it by quickly alternating the Left and Right arrow keys and free yourself. Be quick, because...
Sudden Death - Deathreaver causes your surroundings to turn pitch black, and vanishes into the darkness. It then reappears behind a randomly selected player and instantly kills him. It only, and always does this after using Terrify. This has an obvious tell, however; right before it reappears, the Deathreaver's eyes gleam in the darkness at the exact position it will appear at.
Soul Reave - Deathreaver creates a large pillar of dark energy about a third of the screen in diameter; its location will be marked by a faint purple circle shortly before it activates. This attack deals a massive amount of damage. If any players get hit, Deathreaver regains HP, but if anyone gets killed by this move it will regain three times as much.

Moveset:
Accursed Lightning - Deathreaver calls down bolts of lightning to strike all players. This move does even less damage than its claw swipes, but may Seal or Blind those hit.
Call Undead II - Deathreaver looses a tremendous shout, damaging and stunning all players for 4 seconds whilst summoning two Undead Sentinels to its aid. This will only occur once, when its HP hits the 25% mark.
Dark Breath - Deathreaver unleashes a breath of dark flame across the entire screen, from left to right. This attack reduces the HP and MP of those hit to 1, but can be avoided by hiding behind the large rocks. While using this move, Deathreaver is unable to perform any other move. This move also takes a few seconds to execute, so you'll have enough time (hopefully) to hide.
Countdown - Deathreaver condenses the dark energies in the surroundings into a sphere that gradually grows in size. If insufficient damage is dealt to the sphere, Deathreaver will cast Pandemonium again. It is invincible while using this move, but it cannot perform any other action either.
Pandemonium - The screen darkens slightly and the Deathreaver calls down many massive bolts of black lightning to wreak havoc on your party. This move does 80% of your Max HP and the Deathreaver is invincible for the duration of this skill. Damage reduction skills (Magic Guard, Meso Guard, etc.), Holy Magic Shell, and Divine Shield do nothing. Passive Guard Rate and Dodge Rate (Fake, Blocking, etc.) activate at half their normal rates. The only skills that will protect affected players from this move are the Paladin's Sacrosanctity and Guardian Spirit, which confer complete invincibility. If either (or both) of the two large rocks have been destroyed, they will respawn. Using this move also causes Deathreaver to regain a large amount of HP.

Moveset:
Sword Slash - Undead Sentinel's regular attack. The Sentinel swings its sword, damaging players in front of it.
Crushing Blow - See Spectral Berserker.
Rotten Breath - Undead Sentinel unleashes a toxic breath that damages while inflicting Zombify and Poison on players hit.
Turn the Tide - With a loud cry, the Undead Sentinel rallies its allies and causes them to become warier, while intimidating its foes. All nearby players suffer from mana burn, and all nearby monsters have their defence raised dramatically.

Some points to consider:
- Is a potion cooldown time of 8 seconds too long? Should I reduce it to 5 seconds? After all, this is meant to be a challenge, not torture.
- In order to encourage a mix of physical and magical attackers, and to differentiate the two arms a little, should I allow one arm to cast Super WDef Up and the other Super MDef Up?

These are pretty much the high and low ends of your damage. I don't want to find the average over the course of 20 minutes, so yeah. I forgot to account for the fact that you deal a finisher hit when you resummon Beholder for the spin values. Not that it matters, so I won't care. Also don't have any values for one spin (sub-180ms) + finisher, which is probably the case in practice anyway.

Spamming Tainted Spear (spin), using Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible: ~12.4k%/s
Spamming Tainted Spear (finisher), using Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible: ~18.62k%/s
Spamming Tainted Spear (finisher), using Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible, maximum hits: ~11.79/s
Spamming Tainted Spear (finisher), using Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible, maximum damage: ~589.51m/s

Hypers

Fast (4) attacking speed for Potato.

Spamming Tainted Spear (spin), using Potato, Epic Adventure, Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible: ~13.71k%/s
Spamming Tainted Spear (finisher), using Potato, Epic Adventure, Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible: ~20.57k%/s
Spamming Tainted Spear (finisher), using Potato, Epic Adventure, Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible, maximum hits: ~11.83/s
Spamming Tainted Spear (finisher), using Potato, Epic Adventure, Gungnir's Descent and Beholder whenever possible, maximum damage: ~631.2m/s

Swordsmanship Mastery
Maximum Level: 15
Description: Permanently increases maximum HP, movement speed, maximum movement speed, jump and knock back resistance.

15 Maximum HP +30%, movement speed +20%, maximum movement speed +20%, jump +10%, knock-back resistance +40%

Iron Body
Maximum Level: 20
Description: Permanently increases defense and touch damage reduction.

20 Defense +1,000, touch damage reduction +50%

This skill has one of the blandest animations in the entire game, so it might as well be a passive. The damage reduction only works against touch damage now, but it has been amped up to fit the role. Oh, and "defense" here means both weapon defense and magic defense. I thought I might as well call it that since they've been collectively referring to accuracy and avoid in the same way for a while now.


Slash Blast
Maximum Level: 20
Description: Deals damage to enemies.
Delays: slashBlast - 990ms, slashBlast2 - 900ms
Hitbox: 200%
Final Attack: One-handed sword, two-handed sword, one-handed axe, two-handed axe, one-handed blunt weapon, two-handed blunt weapon, spear, polearm

20 Activation cost: 6 MP, damage: 335%, maximum enemies targeted: 4

War Leap
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Performs a second jump with increased power while ascending in the air.

10 Activation cost: 5 MP

[COLOR="#800080"]Beholder
Maximum Level: 1
Description: Summons the Beholder who deals damage to enemies, granting a chance to inflict blind. When the Beholder expires, it explodes and deals damage to enemies. This skill may not be used while already active and the cooldown of this skill activates after the skill ends.
Delays: alert2 - 600ms, attack1 - 1440ms, attack2 - 1440ms, skill1 - 1440ms
Hitbox: 270%, 400%

1 Activation cost: 30 MP, damage: 420%, number of hits: 1, blind rate: 20%, accuracy decrease: 80%, blind duration: 5 seconds, maximum enemies targeted: 1, duration: 30 seconds, explosion damage: 880%, explosion number of hits: 1, explosion maximum enemies targeted: 15, cooldown: 150 seconds

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I have always wondered why the Beholder was like the only summon who didn't attack. Well, now it does. The blind rate is obviously for Gungnir's Descent (see Dark Knight), and the reason why it's blind and not some other effect is (also obviously) because the Beholder's an eye! I was really wondering what kind of status effect to give the guy, so thank god he was designed as (or plagiarised from) an eye. The duration of 30 seconds is a bit low, but since conventional buffing has been eradicated, I don't see it as much of a problem.


Weapon Mastery
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Permanently increases mastery, accuracy and attacking speed.

10 Mastery +50%, accuracy +240, attacking speed +2

I merged Weapon Booster with this skill in case you haven't noticed. Death to buffs.


Physical Training
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Permanently increases STR and DEX.

5 STR +30, DEX +30

Endure
Maximum Level: 20
Description: Permanently increases damage reduction and elemental resistance.

20 Damage reduction +20%, elemental resistance +30%

Who doesn't love some elemental resistance? Oh, and some damage reduction too. We don't really have any of that stuff. Heh, not that you'd be using it.


Final Attack
Maximum Level: 20
Description: Grants a chance to deal damage to an enemy after performing certain skills.
Hitbox: 450%
Pre-requisite: level 3 Weapon Mastery

20 Activation rate: 40%, damage: 150%

Piercing Drive
Maximum Level: 20
Description: Deals damage to enemies. Enemies who are 250px or father away will be dealt improved damage from this skill.
Delays: piercingThrough - 780ms
Hitbox: 350%
Final Attack: Spear, polearm

20 Activation cost: 20 MP, damage: 402%, improved damage: 520%, number of hits: 1, maximum enemies targeted: 8

It clearly hits once. Increased improved damage since the range of freedom was reduced by a hundred pixels. I removed the critical rate effect because the whole skill reminded me of Rangefinder, and also because Dark Impale fits the close range part in third job.


Spear Sweep
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Deals damage to enemies, pulling them closer to you and stunning them.
Delays: spearPulling - 1050ms
Hitbox: 450%
Final Attack: Spear, polearm

10 Activation cost: 14 MP, damage: 190%, number of hits: 2, stun duration: 1 second, maximum enemies targeted: 12

Iron Will
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Increases the defense of nearby party members, including yourself.
Delays: ironWall - 0ms
Hitbox: 400%

10 Activation cost: 24 MP, defense +100%, duration: 900 seconds

Shield Mastery is like fifty times that. You won't be using it during bossing anyway.

Aura of the Beholder
Maximum Level: 20
Description: The Beholder increases your critical rate, minimum critical damage and defense ignore as long as it is summoned. Permanently increases critical rate, minimum critical damage, defense ignore, the chance of inflicting blind with Beholder, the number of hits of the Beholder explosion and decreases the cooldown of Beholder.

20 Critical rate +100%, minimum critical damage +30%, defense ignore +100%; critical rate +20%, minimum critical damage +15%, defense ignore +30%; Beholder blind rate +20%, Beholder explosion number of hits +1, Beholder cooldown decrease: 30 seconds

See? I'm taking the progress of the character very seriously. They'll grow to love their Beholder more and more as they level up. And they'll miss it more and more whenever it goes on cooldown. Bwahahahaha.


Hex of the Beholder
Maximum Level: 20
Description: The Beholder automatically grants a buff to nearby party members, including yourself, which increases maximum HP and maximum MP, and periodically recovers HP and MP. The Beholder will not buff party members already under the effects of the buff. Permanently increases the chance of inflicting blind with Beholder, the number of hits of the Beholder explosion and decreases the cooldown of Beholder.

20 Maximum HP +60%, maximum MP +60%, HP recovery: 5% of maximum HP, MP recovery: 5% of maximum MP, recovery frequency: 4 seconds, duration: 180 seconds; Beholder blind rate +20%, Beholder explosion number of hits +1, Beholder cooldown decrease: 30 seconds

This is Hyper Body, pretty much. And kind of Aura as well. Even though this is Hex. And Aura is like Hex now. Confusing stuff.


Power Stance
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Permanently increases knock back resistance.

10 Knock-back resistance +60%

Reinforced Darkness
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Permanently grants a chance to drain a portion of damage dealt to enemies, up to 20% of maximum HP or the current active threshold of Cross Surge, and increases status resistance.

10 Drain rate: 20%, damage drained: 10%, status resistance +40%

Basically, if you're 100% HP or under, you'll only heal up to 100% HP. If you're 80% HP or under, you'll only heal up to 80% HP. And so on.


Dark Impale
Maximum Level: 20
Description: Deals damage to enemies. Permanently increases the improved damage of Piercing Drive.
Delays: darkImpale - 840ms
Hitbox: 250%
Final Attack: Spear, polearm
Pre-requisite: level 20 Piercing Drive

20 Activation cost: 35 MP, damage: 208%, number of hits: 4, maximum enemies targeted: 8; Piercing Drive improved damage: 750%

It really does only hit 4 times. Short range with Dark Impale, long range with Piercing Drive.


Rush
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Deals damage to enemies by moving forward, pushing them along with you.
Delays: rush - 600ms
Hitbox: 450%
Final Attack: Spear, polearm

10 Activation cost: 20 MP, damage: 305%, number of hits: 1, maximum enemies targeted: 12

[COLOR="#800080"]Cross Surge
Maximum Level: 20
Description: Increases total damage whenever your HP meets certain thresholds relative to your maximum HP. This skill can be toggled on or off.
Delays: threat - 1260ms
Animations: 100%, 80%, 60%, 40%, 20%, 0%

20 Activation cost: 20 MP, when HP is equal to or lower than: 100% of your maximum HP, total damage +10%; 80% of your maximum HP, total damage +20%; 60% of your maximum HP, total damage +30%; 40% of your maximum HP, total damage +40%; 20% of your maximum HP, total damage +50%, when HP is equal to 0% of your maximum HP, total damage +100%

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These buffs prepare you for fourth job. Well, you could still try that 0% HP thing, I guess. You'll probably die though. Now that I think about it, this would be quite confusing for those Berserkers who don't know about their own fourth job skills. The toggle's obviously to turn off the annoying animation, of course! It's not like I decided to add some USEFUL animation mechanic there just because I needed a reason to make this skill toggle.


[COLOR="#800080"]Hyper Body
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Increases attack and boss damage, and reduces defense, avoid, damage reduction, elemental resistance, dodge rate, HP recovery, potion effectiveness and drain rate, prevents healing and removes all increases to maximum HP from skills or items. This skill can be toggled on or off.
Delays: alert2 - 600ms

10 Activation cost: 30 MP, attack +50, boss damage +30%, defense: 0, avoid: 0, damage reduction: 0%, elemental resistance: 0%, dodge rate: 0%, HP recovery: 0, potion effectiveness: 0%, drain rate: 0%

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Did I miss anything? Maybe the skill should retcon all your HP gains from levelling up previously to the lowest possible. You must be at the worst state of survivability. Who needs it when you're trying to die, anyway? Who needs it if dying meant becoming immortal?

[COLOR="#800080"]Domination of the Beholder
Maximum Level: 30
Description: The Beholder drains HP from you whenever it attacks. Its damage increases each time it drains your HP. Permanently increases the chance of inflicting blind with Beholder, the number of hits of the Beholder explosion and decreases the cooldown of Beholder.

30 Drained HP: 30% of maximum HP, damage +45%; Beholder blind rate +20%, Beholder explosion number of hits +1, Beholder cooldown decrease: 30 seconds

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Now THIS is domination, Nexon America. The damage increase is additive with itself, but multiplies with the Beholder's damage, by the way. And of course, it resets each time a new Beholder is summoned. Beholder can be 4,011% damage or 14,516% with Revenge... or 44,000% with the explosion! Doesn't sound so weak now, does it?


[COLOR="#800080"]Vengeance of the Beholder
Maximum Level: 30
Description: The Beholder automatically unleashes an attack whenever you are damaged by an enemy. This skill can be toggled on or off. Permanently increases the chance of inflicting blind with Beholder, the number of hits of the Beholder explosion and decreases the cooldown of Beholder.
Hitbox: 260%

30 Damage: 380%, number of hits: 4, maximum enemies targeted: 12, instant kill rate: 10%, cooldown: 5 seconds; Beholder blind rate +20%, Beholder explosion number of hits +1, Beholder cooldown decrease: 30 seconds

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A revenge that can actually justify its cooldown. Works with Domination of the Beholder as well, by the way.


Weapon Expert
Maximum Level: 30
Description: Permanently increases mastery, accuracy and minimum critical damage.
Pre-requisite: level 10 Weapon Mastery

30 Mastery +20%, attack +30, minimum critical damage +15%

[COLOR="#800080"]Final Pact
Maximum Level: 30
Description: Enables you to remain alive for a fixed period of time when your HP reaches 0. During this time, you will revive after the skill ends if you clear a counter by killing monsters or hitting a boss a certain number of times. This number will increase by 5 each time you are revived by this skill, but will reset a fixed period of time after this skill first activates in the cycle.

30 Duration: 30 seconds, monster kill or boss hit requirement: 0, requirement reset timer: 1,500 seconds

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No damage reflect ignore or invincibility (it doesn't protect you from status effects), but you can potentially stay immortal (not invincible) forever with Gungnir's Descent and Tainted Spear's keydown. In a perfect world. At the cost of a large chunk of damage. All the skills reducing your defense or outright damaging or killing you was obviously for this skill, and Cross Surge's 0% HP effect can only activate with this skill, of course.


[COLOR="#800080"]Gungnir’s Descent
Maximum Level: 30
Description: Deals damage to an enemy, ignoring defense and clears a certain number of counters from Final Pact. This skill may be used during other skills. The cooldown of this skill progresses five times as quickly when you are attacking an enemy inflicted with a status effect.
Delays: gungnirsDescent - 0ms
Hitbox: 400%
Final Attack: Spear, polearm

30 Activation cost: 5,000 HP, damage: 2,496%, number of hits: 1, defense ignored: 100%, maximum enemies targeted: 1, Final Pact counters cleared: 5, cooldown: 20 seconds

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This skill can help kill you. It can deal tremendous damage at no cost of your time. It can let you deal even more damage with Tainted Spear's finisher by shortening spinning time. All at no cost of your time. Not sure how the cooldown thing would work with consecutive attacks, but it would work pretty well with Tainted Spear's keydown. The Beholder's blind can only stay active for half the time or so, so you might want to find another status effect to work with otherwise.


[COLOR="#800080"]Tainted Spear
Maximum Level: 30
Description: Deals damage to enemies continuously by holding down the skill key, ignoring defense. You may move and jump while this skill is being used. During Final Pact, you will perform a finisher hit after you release the skill key, which deals damage to enemies, ignoring defense and granting a chance to ignore damage cancel or damage reflect.
Delays: 450ms (prepare), 180ms (keydown), 720ms (keydownend)
Hitbox: 230%, 370%
Final Attack: Spear, polearm

30 Activation cost: 7 MP, damage: 360%, number of hits: 1, defense ignored: 20%, maximum enemies targeted: 8, finisher damage: 475%, finisher number of hits: 6, finisher defense ignored: 40%, finisher damage cancel or damage reflect ignore rate: 20%, finisher maximum enemies targeted: 1

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Spanish, begone! While spinning is for mobbing and finisher is for bossing, you can only use the finisher while in a state between life and death. And to maintain that state, you'll have to spin. Properly balance between the two during bossing and you'll make the most out of your Final Pact time. Spin too much? Loss of damage. Spin too little? Death. Of course, there are skills like Gungnir's Descent and Dark Thirst to help you out a bit. You also get to ignore damage reflect! And it doesn't matter if you fail since you're immortal. You can always play it safe and take advantage of all your survivability skills and just spin your way through bosses as well, I guess. You'd truly be immortal then. And a sub-par damage dealer.


Hero’s Will
Maximum Level: 5
Description: Cancels a status effect inflicted upon yourself.

5 Activation cost: 30 MP, cooldown: 360 seconds

Magic Crash
Maximum Level: 30
Description: Prevents enemies from casting buffs, healing, resisting elemental damage or inflicting status effects for a fixed period of time. Enemies will gain a buff after the debuff ends which allows them to resist this skill for a fixed period of time.
Delays: magicCrash - 1380ms
Hitbox: 300%

30 Activation cost: 15 MP, maximum enemies targeted: 12, debuff duration: 20 seconds, buff duration: 40 seconds, cooldown: 60 seconds

Because pineapple Paladins.


Maple Warrior
Maximum Level: 30
Description: Increases the STR, DEX, INT and LUK of nearby party members, including yourself.
Delays: alert3 - 1500ms
Hitbox: 600%

30 Activation cost: 70 MP, STR +15%, DEX +15%, INT +15%, LUK +15%, duration: 900 seconds