When you hit the late 20’s, the quests for Moonlight Tomb (aka MT) will show up. As an archer, you don’t want to get near that place just yet. Things *are* going well and you’re on the right track if you’ve been following along. Your archer is certainly more powerful than most. The problem is, the spiders that the epic quest asks for will be be difficult. Their monster name will be in orange which means you shouldn’t be tackling them. The bats should be manageable but you should consider putting a bat license on your level 20 bow. If you can solo it down to Luminous Stone 2 (and you should be able to), you can kill bats near the gate. Buy the bat license from Title Merchant Bran in Elderine to the tune of 1 silver. The zombie and spider licenses are best on a level 30 bow. If you’re rich from this site’s money making guides, buy a secondary level 30 bow with moderately good stats. Place the spider license on that. Put the zombie license on your primary level 30 bow. There’s a quest coming up later where you will be killing a lot of zombies and the notorious zombie master. If you can manage it, buy/find a magic staff or flying staff license for your level 30 primary bow. You will thank me for this later.

edit to “Kebings,robbers and magebooks, oh my”

In the Mara KQ, you should be used to staying in the back and letting the fighters do the heavy hitting. You learned this from the Slime KQ, right? Never skillspam Mara or Marlone. They will put you down without breaking a sweat. Be cautious of the Marlone Clan Fighter as well. Doing the Mara KQ is a lot different than the Slime KQ. The completion xp purse sucks here so go ahead and let them finish every time. But be careful of who you party with. Mara KQ quests can go a little sour if you are running around with a bunch of pre-promotion players. If you can do a round 2, remember to restone and turn in the first round of quest kills. Find a post-promotion fighter for getting the Mara/Marlone kills.

The Mara KQ really isn’t something to write home about. Do the quest kills and bring down Mara/Marlone. But don’t feel too cut up if you can’t manage to get a spot in Mara A. The Gold Hill KQ is where you can really bring in the XP. This KQ brings in 3318 xp for completion. Just be sure to stay in the back until level 28 or so. Don’t run up to a monster and try to solo it. Your archer is more or less a miner for the key. You’ll be alright with skill spamming the Gold Robber boss, the fighters here should be able to keep aggro. By skill spam I don’t mean power shot and aimed shot. I mean poison shot and bone shot only.

DARK CAVES AND ANGRY PHINO

Something else you need to know about speed-leveling is the Abyss. You’ll be going to the level 20 abyss. You can reach the abyss fields by seeing the portal guard behind Nina in Elderine. The Abyss field is more or less a secret for new players because it’s a dim dust farming place as well as a PvP area. Though most people in the Abyss fields don’t really player-fight much. Be sure to have full stones and run to the back of the abyss cave if you want to farm for xp. You’ll get dropped by PK’ers (player killers) if you stay in the front of the cave. Buy some aim scrolls if you go into the abyss cave, too. Your archer has good aim but you want to hit every time without fail. Evasion scrolls will be nice, too. Having a group of abyss phino miss you over and over saves a lot of stones. Don’t even try to nature protect these dolls.

KEBINGS, ROBBERS AND MAGEBOOKS, OH MY!

The level 20-30 quests are alright, but nothing special. Monster kills are still the ideal and avoid the Dungeon Marlone quests until you’re pushing level 30. The monsters there can put you down fast if they swarm you. Silver slimes are found in Luminous Stone 1, btw. Head up the stairs and go right until you reach a hallway with one silver slime. Spawn Camp here and take down them down over and over. Collect quests for Luminous Stone before going in. MageBooks and Skeletons can be killed here, as well as those Grave Robbers I mentioned before. The Jewel Grave Robber is here as well, two spawn points. You want the second one. Up the stairs and around the corner to the left. There is a hallway where a single cave kebing and a jewel robber spawn. The hallway to the left of them is a safe zone. Camp here for the jewel robber kills. Maybe you’ll catch a sweet green bow as a drop while you’re here.

RED SAND AND GOLD SLIMES

In general, Luminous Stone 1 is a decent spot for xp farming, but the abyss is better. Though the abyss is a lot more dangerous and you will need scrolls, too. A good farming spot is running around Burning Hill. Glow Wolves will usually drop a license so put that on your level 20 bow. In time, you will get a glow wolf license from Kyle for his Insomnia quest. You can get a Gold Slime license by killing them for Merchant Kenton, so put that on your bow, too. Avoid the center camp in Burning Hill, though. Unless you’re level 30, don’t bother going in there for Marlone Clan Soldiers. All the Megatons and Archers can swarm a frail archer like you and put you down. Get your Megaton kills from Sand Hill. The Sand Hill monster kill quests are good xp, too. Though those wandering old trees and marlone captains can be bothersome.

AN ARCHER’S BEST FRIEND

Since you’re level 20+ and have been collecting a good amount of silver from your academy, start shopping in Elderine for archer gear. End, Dex and Str are the stats you want on your gear, and the cheaper the better. Don’t be quick to buy a well stat shirt for 100 silver (which you probably don’t have) when you can find it from someone desperate for 30 silver. Buying a level 30 bow or a well-stat level 20 bow (not a xbow, those are way too slow) is the first item you want to invest in. Don’t try enhancing a stat item. You’ll more than likely break it and be out a lot of silver. Unless you’re a SparkCash user. And if you are, then you don’t really need me or this guide.

THE BIG TIME, BIG HURT, AND BIG MONEY

That’s about all I have for you. Be sure to keep yourself in hp stones and follow the stat build. The abyss or the other farming spots I mentioned are where you wanna be between KQ runs. Just be sure to exit the abyss before you participate. If you’re in the abyss when a KQ starts, it won’t warp you out. Keep yourself in skills from Master Deikid and check back often as you level. Don’t bother buying skills for crossbow mastery. You really are just wasting silver on them.

So then, join Slime KQ over and over until you’re done with your quest monster kills. That is, the Ratmen, the Boars, the Brave Honeying and Iron/Gold/Silver slimes. Btw, you should have a decent amount of silver from your academy to buy elrue[1] from Merchant Pey. Let me say that again. Buy elrue[1] from Merchant Pey. She charges the least amount per elrue (270 copper). Unless you can find someone selling elrue[1] for 100 c, which is incredibly rare. Use the elrue to enhance all your level 8 armor and your level 8 bow to +3. If you can buy some lix[1] from a vendor, use it on your bow. Don’t bother +6′ing your level 8 armor.

Forget about questing between Slime KQ runs. It will be a waste of hp stones and you’ll spend a lot of time just running around Roumen like an idiot for those demanding NPCs. Between Slime KQ runs, be sure to keep up on all your skills and buy some in advance if you can from Ruby. You should have the silver for it from your academy.

Now you’re ready to kill the King and Queen. Shout for a king kill party when you join Slime KQ and party with a high level fighter and a cleric. Get a mage if you feel the need but pray they’re not an aggro puller. Remind your fighter to do the snear kicking while you lay down your skill spam on the monsters, especially on King Slime himself. And the rule from before still applies to this. If you don’t get the King Slime kill, move away from the fight and leave. Be quick about it, because once the king drops the fight is nearly over. Get the King kill first, everyone guns for that. Once you get the King kill, you can retarget for Queen Slime once she spawns (near the end of King’s hp) and take her out for kill credit. Just don’t skillspam the Queen once she shows up. She’ll bounce over and lay you out.

The game plan is like this. You want to do Slime KQ runs over and over, trying your best not to complete it as you gun for the Queen and King kills. Once you get the King and Queen kills, don’t turn in the quest. Repeat, don’t turn in the quest. Do the Slime KQ over and over until you level clear out of doing it from completion xp. Once you’re level 17, turn in the King/Queen kill quest for that massive 9347 xp. Be sure to enhance one of those level 15 bows the Slime KQ gave you. If it’s more than +3, leave it alone and use it. If below +3, buy some elrue and spin the wheel.

A PIRATE’S LIFE IS NOT FOR YOU

The Mara KQ is not something you want to tackle until after you level into 20 and do your promotion quest. Pre-Hawk Archers don’t have much place in the Mara KQ. Your armor is still only level 8 and those 5 stat points mean a lot between dying and avoiding a hit. Now at level 17 (or more like 18 & 1/2 from that XP purse), it’s time to quest a little. Avoid item collection quests. They’re generally annoying and take up a lot of time. You want monster kill quests. Repeatable monster kill quests should only be done once. They don’t net a decent xp amount on the 2nd run. Master Zach will have a weapon title tutorial quest for you, too. He’ll give you a free pirate sailor license. Put all 3 pirate licenses on your higher level 15 bow. Buy the other pirate licenses from Weapon Title Master Zach. Also, see Blacksmith James for his “Hopeless James” quest. Bring your own elrue, James and his “ex elrue” are useless. Remember, the Hopeless James quest is a guaranteed enhancement. Use lix if you have any on you.

Teleport to Elderine and pick up the Smart Phino kill quest from Guard Nus (he’s guard’n us, har har). Grab the Joker Kebing and Kebing kill quests from Grandma Myzen. Grab another pirate kill quest from Storage Keeper Kyle. You are aiming to get several monster kill quests so you can go to one map and do several quests at once. Ruby in Roumen has a speedy boogy kill quest, too. You can do that along with the pirate kills. I’m pretty sure Grandpa Robin wants you to kill Grave Robbers and Kebings so grab that quest, too. Restone at Healer Avon and do his potion making quest. All you need to do is just bring him 3 hp potions. Don’t bother making them unless you actually want that skill for your character.

Handle these quests on your own and visit Sea of Greed first. You can take out mini pinkies, speedy boogy, joker kebings and kebings, smart phino and all pirates on this map. Get on your hobby (that you got from Roumenus for reaching level 10, remember?) and race thru the forests in Sea of Greed. You will find Little Lizardmen and Prock Zones to be bothersome. Go to Luminous Stone 1 in Mist Forest for grave robbers and more kebings/joker kebings.

THE SHADOW’S HARMLESS FIST

For your promotion quest, see Scout Master Deikid. Kill the monsters he asks for (oh wow, slimes are so tough *snicker* ) and teleport back to Elderine. When that’s done, see the portal guard that you should have been using this whole time instead of your warp scrolls. Head to Mist Forest and check in with Master Sean, get the shadow key and restone for your promotion. Take off your weapon before you enter. Put it back on once the shadow archer starts fighting. Tag him and make him run. Remember to take off your bow again before you follow the blue light. Then put it back on when the lights come on. This makes your shadow archer a lot easier to fight. Finish up and see Master Sean. The bow has a better attack speed than an xbow. You can enhance a free level 20 NPC bow so the damage difference doesn’t matter much. You should be well off from staying in that academy to buy elrue and lix for it.

Portal back to Elderine and buy all the level 20 Hawk Archer armor. Also get ahold of your level 20-23 archer skills (if you can afford it) in advance from Master Deikid. This will make your level 20 quests much easier and now you can join the Mara KQ. Time for your next taste of boss fights.

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The archer is about the skill spam. Especially the solo archer, which is essentially what you’re making. But an archer is known for not his arrows, but his aim. Your archer is meant to lay down the skills while the monster is closing. By the time the monster is close enough to hit you, he should have at least half his hp gone.

Then the pattern for firing skills, is boneshot-poisonshot-aimedshot-powershot. The bone and poison shot, one after another, guarantees at least one debuff spell on the monster. Which increases your DPS (damage per second). The aimed shot is before powershot because powershot has the least range and the slowest cast time.

• For skill empower, decrease cooltime on aimed shot first. Then increase powershot’s attack power.

• Then decrease poisonshot and boneshot’s sp consumption so you can use them a lot.

• Go back and forth decreasing sp consumption, one point at a time. Be sure to replace higher level skills as you level and learn better ones. The skill empower points transfer over.

A word on nature’s protection. You gain this by buying it with fame from Nina in Elderine. It works on monsters that are lower level than you and the monster *has* to be in the light globe when you cast. So don’t bother casting unless you get swarmed.

THE KING AND YOUR HORSE

Head over to Roumenus at the fountain and take on some quests. Namely, the “Essential Gift” and “King Slime Counterattack” quest. Click “quest list” if you can’t see both of them. The chief wants you to infiltrate the King Slime base and kill some of the associating monsters in Cyclone Hill. Click the hourglass by your map and check for when the King Slime KQ A (bottom of the list) is recruiting. Highlight King Slime A, the last one at the bottom of the window. Watch your clock closely and be ready to click “participate”. King Slime A fills up very fast, so be speedy on the mouse button.

This is why you’re an archer. When you party with a fighter and a cleric, you really won’t be doing much killing. Everyone else will. It’s cheap, sure. You’re a frail archer, you need to be on the artillery line, not up front. Let the fighters move to the monster before you target and strike. Also, only attack what the fighter does. But your goal is not to complete the Slime KQ. Your goal is to collect KQ kills. “Wait, not complete? But what about completion XP?” What about it? You’re a low level. The completion xp purse is huge and you frankly don’t need it right now. There is a complex process at work here. Trust me on this.

HE WHO RUNS AWAY, LIVES TO RUN AWAY AGAIN

When you reach the end of the KQ, and King Slime says his curse and the final gate opens, leave. That’s right, leave. Hit your Esc key, find a safezone, click “select character” and log out. Go make a sandwich or something. Watch TV. Just burn thru about 5-12 minutes. Give that group a little bit to take out the King. You’re backing out because you either

• A) got your quest monster kills and need to turn them in

• B) didn’t get monster quest kills and need to do another Slime KQ

This may seem like you’re doing your party a disservice, but the completion xp purse will level you past your window of opportunity for the big xp purse. Log back in and turn in your Slime KQ monster kills and take on the next one, or rejoin another Slime KQ if you can once you log back in. If you time it right, you can join one Slime KQ, log out and wait, log back in, turn in the first batch of quest kills, take on the second batch, and join King Slime H. That’s the sought-after “round 2″ Slime KQ. Why are we doing this and not just letting the fighters/clerics kill King Slime for us ?

The final quest completion xp purse, killing King/Queen slime, gives you 9347 xp. Yeah, you read it right. That’s enough to turn a Level 17 into a level 18 & 1/2, all at once. Which is precisely what we want to do. You don’t want to watch King Slime die unless you need his quest kill. And when it’s time for that, you want to find a King Killer party. A King Killer party needs a high level fighter (or two) and a mid/high level cleric. Shout (hit /s before typing) for a KingSlime kill party, someone else will need it too. A high level mage isn’t necessary, because high level mages are rather noob and tend to pull aggro for KingSlime because of their strong spells. That can ruin a bossfight easily and someone else will wind up taking the kill credit for the king/queen. Or there will be a TPK (total party kill), which is even more annoying and a waste of HP stones.

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Party builds vs. solo builds is a great debate on all fiesta forums. The way I see it, an archer is gonna be out on his own a lot. I view all parties as a luxury, not a necessity. Even if you have a party you’re still not going to be in the fray. That’s the fighter’s job. Parties are nice but you will be getting much more xp when alone, which is vital if you want to hit level 30 quickly.

Archers hit from a distance and will take a few hits once the monster closes in when solo’ing. This is why you need the end for hp points. The dex keeps you from taking so many hits and keeps the monster from hitting you. Very important because your def will always suck. The Str or Strength is very important here, because you need to drop the monster before it has the chance to hit you a few times. A few hits from a monster can drop even a high level archer.

Welcome to the speed guide. Archers are kinda puny, let’s be real about it. We have crazy-low def and hp in low levels. So how do you race into level 30 without getting the MonsterFood title? You’re asking the right guy. I’ve made a lot of characters in my study of the game mechanics, scrapped a lot of shoddy builds and finally come up with some winning formulas. So let’s get down to it and make your archer the camouflaged killer he’s destined to be.

NO ARMOR, NO DEF, NO PROBLEM

The first thing you want to do, is join a guild academy. You will need to go to the guild manager in Roumen for this. Find one ranked decently, somewhere in the top 30 with an open slot. When you join, check with the guild manager for the academy’s reward setting. You will need decent silver per level. We’ll be farming later so you won’t be getting money from quests. At least, not for now.

The second thing you want to do, is avoid the low level quests. Yes, that’s right. Just visit Remi and Healer Julia if you’re completely new to the game. I know, I know. You’re low level and you need the xp. But that’s why you’re here listening to me, not running around in Roumen. Which brings me to why you shouldn’t be doing low level quests. Because well, you’ll spend a lot of your time running around in Roumen. No sense in going back and forth between Roumen and Tide Forest / Sand Beach. (also known as Forest Of Tides, but i refer to it as Tide Forest). Low levels gain xp very quickly if you go out and kill stuff. Emphasis on kill. You’ll get a decent amount of HP stones to start so you’ll be okay. Head northeast out of Roumen and into Tide Forest.

Farm slimes and mushrooms only. After you’ve gained a few levels, it’s time to work on your stat build. The best (in my opinion) archer build, is 2:2:1 str:dex:end. This has been called a solo archer build in the past. A little elaboration on that.

THE GREAT DEBATE
(A Most Read) good info

HIT HARD, HIT OFTEN

Back to the 2:2:1 str:dex:end build. That means you build your + increases for your stats in a “+2 str, +2dex, +1 end” fashion. From there, as you level you increase everything by 1. When making your low level stat build, +1 end first. then +2 dex, then +2 str. Archers have highest starting damage output, which is why we leave +2 str until the others are increased. The dex will keep you from missing/getting hit. The end will give you more hp and thus more hp stones.

Increase your stat build by one as you level. Once your +2 str +2 dex +1 end is set, increasing by one means this. Your stat build will be +3 str +3 dex +2 end, and then +4 str +4 dex +3 end, and then +5 str +5 dex +4 end, and so on….increase end first, then dex, then str.

At level 3, run back to roumen and sell all the mats (materials) you got from the slimes/mushrooms. Do this at Master Ruby and buy the level 3 archer skill, Aimed Shot. Empower its cooldown decrease because you’ll be using this skill a lot even at high levels. You’re in a guild academy, so you should have the money to go to Merchant Pey. Buy a wooden horse and a stack of floatation stones. There’s nothing more bothersome than running everywhere on foot. Restone (hp mostly) and head back to TideForest.

Run (or ride) due north to the fire mushroom camp. Farm them as much as you can (assign the hp stones to a hotkey you’ll use a lot, i prefer the = key) and go to work. Avoid the mush fighters, they stun and can put you down easily. Don’t forget to keep your stat build going, of 2:2:1 str:dex:end Do this until you’re around level 8. Be sure to collect drops, btw. You’ll be selling them for copper. At level 8, head back to Roumen. Sell the mats and buy all the level 8 armor. If you can, spend some money on elrue to enhance your new level 8 bow. You’ll need it for our next venture. Your first taste of Kingdom Quests. The Slime KQ. But first, a word on archer skills.

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Clerics are always very popular in every guild and in every party for there ability to buff and heal. With the holy Power of the Light they deal damage and increase their Defense and attacks. The clerics are Supporter Character, their abilities help them to increase damage and defense to both physical and magical attacks. These aren’t permanent effects and they wear off after an hour active. So the clerics are very important for every guild and every party. If your new make sure to check out the Fiesta GameTips Starter Guide.

Fiesta Cleric

THE CLERIC EQUIPMENT

Fiesta clerics can use two weapons, one is the  hammer (the hammer is two-handed at level 20) and the other is a  mace. The  hammer does more damage, so its more effective than the mace. The disadvantage of it is that it is very slow. Just like a fighter a cleric can use a shield which  increases your DEF so don’t die as quick. But the slowness is theoretic away because you kill the monster with only a few hits.

CLERIC’S MAIN ATTRIBUTES AND SKILLS^^

With the cleric the main attributes are END and SPR. The Endurance or END is your first one to empower, because it gives you more DEF and more hit points . The second one (Spirit) this stat gives you have a higher rate to get critical hit chance and it increases your spirit points, of course.
If you want to be a combat cleric (that’s like a DD or Damage Dealer) try to put some points in STR or Strength. That helps you do a more  damage. XD If you do this build make sure to put some points in END and into SPR.
Then first skill you learn is at level 3  which is of course, healing.
Reduce your cool down time for your healing spell,  so you can heal faster and save money by not buying potions.^^

THE CLERIC TITLES AND THE JOB CHANGES

At level 20 you have to do a special Quest, where you can get a new character title. This title is the “High Cleric”. Like all classes once you do your shadow quest and get the class upgrade you can wear new gear. You have to pass the shadow quest to equip all the gear you get at level twenty and after,

The second quest, where you can change your job is at lvl 60 this title is the last title for the cleric: “Paladin”. With the new patch you have a new class upgrade will get the name soon.

THE CLERIC ADVANTAGES AND THE DISADVANTAGES

Advantages:

• Only player in game that can heal

• Largest range of buffs available

• Difficulty in ranged PvP or player versus player combat

Disadvantages:

• Low damage output at higher levels

Fiesta Cleric Beginning Stats

Ok, this was the cleric.

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- The cleric welcomed by all for their abilities to heal and buff^^
- The only character, that can heal.
- Main attributes are Endurance and Spirit
- They can only wear a mace and a shield or a hammer.

I hope this was good, too.^^

If your new to Fiesta and Fiesta GameTips, make sure to check out the Fiesta GameTips Starter Guide.  John Nitro request you to check out the guide, don’t be a noob your whole life.  Let’s continue the Archers guide then…..
With the power of nature an archer provides a party or a guild with a lot of skills to protect them against any Fiesta monsters. They are the strategic part of every guild or party cause without them the party (or the guild!) would not have any physical long, ranged attacks and the strategic support that the Fiesta Archer can provide.

FIESTA ARCHER EQUIPMENT AND THEIR MAIN ATTRIBUTES

The equipment of the archer is a 2-handed weapon or a 1-handed, archers can only wear a bow or a crossbow (so no shield like the cleric or fighter!!!). The bow is fast but weak, they can also wear a crossbow with has more power but is a little slower then a bow.

The main attributes of the archer is only SPR (Spirit), because they need only that for a higher critical rate so later the archers have the most critical rate.

JohnNitros Notes:

The writer stats that the main stats for an archer is only Spr or Spirit, while it is good to have a high crit or Critical rate, you shouldn’t forget Str, Dex and End, as they will provide you with higher damage, more Hp or Hit points or Health points, and Dex which is super important if you don’t want to miss at higher levels. There is no point in having high crit if your always missing, that’s just my opinion. These are just my opinions and wanted to add a little something to want the writer had to say.

EMPOWER THE WEAPONS AND WHEN CAN YOU LEARN THE FIRST SKILL?

You should empower the cooldown time (of course ) and the power of the attack of such skills as power shot and aimed shot! You learn your first skill at level 3.

THE TITLES

Like all the other classes you must do a special quest, “The Job Change Quest” also know as the Shadow quest, cause you have to fight your clone. At level 20 you will get your first job or class upgrade quest in Fiesta. Once you have completed your first job change quest you will achieve the title “Hawk Archer”. At level 60 there is another “Job Change Quest” again. Then you can get the title “Scout”. With the new patch and level cap increase when you reach level 80 and pass your next “Job Change quest” you will get the tile of “? what it called again”

THE ADVANTAGES AND THE DISADVANTAGES

Fiesta Archer Advantages:

• Highest damage dealer starting out

• Best single target damage dealer (mostly against bosses)

• Have DoTs (damage over time), disease, poison and bleed

• Great against bosses

• One self buff to increase speed of attack

• Skill that allows them to reduce the amount of hate/threat they get

Fiesta Archer Disadvantages:

• Restricted to wearing leather/weak armor

• Weak against AoE targets

• Has no healing ability

Fiesta Archer BEGINNING STATS

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- The archer is a very important, tactical and strategic part of a guild and a party
- The archer has got an assortment of skills
- But he has to wear a leather armor

This was the archer^^

The mage is a Damage Dealer or Nuke, mages are one of the best damage dealers in Fiesta. With their arcane power or Magic skills, they can defeat monsters very quickly. They get their first skill at level 1, which is called “Magic Missile”.  Mage are very good in single or multiple targets combat, because their magic skills are ranged spells, meaning that like an archer they can attack from far away. Because mages have low defense they depend on there ranged magic skills to defeat monsters or enemies before they have a chance to attack.

Fiesta Online MAGE

THE EQUIPMENT

Mages wield 2-handed weapons, either a staff or wand. When you begin as a mage your first weapon is a staff. Once you reach level 20 you can choose between a staff and a wand.The stats on each type of weapon vary but the difference is not that big.  You can choose either type and get good benifits.  Mages wear the weakest armor in the game.

THE MAIN ATTRIBUTES

The main attributes of the mage are Intelligence (int) for more magical damage and Spirit (spr) for more spirit points and a higher chance to get a critical. If you want to survive a little bit longer try to put some points into Endurance (end).

SKILL EMPOWERING

Empowering skill is done with Empowerment points, which you get every odd level. If you open your skills window you will see at the bottom of your empowerment points.  You can use these points to do many things to your skills. Just to name a few, you can decrease cooldown time, decrease the amount of SP to cast the spell, or increase the damage done.  There are a few more, but just wanted to name a few.

Tips and Help: Try to increase your fire spells damage or you can decrease the cool down time of your Magic Missile so you can spam it between spells.

Job Change

At level 20 you will get your first Job Change Quest, where you can get the title “Wiz Mage”. At level 60 there is a Job Change Quest again, where you can get the title “Enchanter”. With the new title you can equip more things like weapons or armors (or what else xD)

THE ADVANTAGES AND THE DISADVANTAGES

Advantages:

Very effective at damaging multiple targets at once with AoE Damage Spells
Excellent at burst damage output
High magical defense
Only class in game with Fear

Disadvantages:

Low hit points, low physical defense
Weak at melee combat
Has no healing ability

THE BEGINNING STATS

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- The mage is a very good part of a group because he has got very good skills
- The mage is good in single or multiple targets
- He has a beginning skill
- He has both 2-handed weapons
- He has got a weak body (low DEF)

That was the mage^^

FIGHTER:

-The fighter is generally a strong character, who has very powerful attacks and skills. In party’s fighters are very important for the protection and for the very high critical rate. If your new make sure to check out the Fiesta GameTips Starter Guide.

The stats overview:

• STR (Strength) – Increases all physical damage, melee and ranged

• DEX (Dexterity) – Increases evasion and aim

• END (Endurance) – Increases HP and physical defense

• INT (Intelligence) – Increases magical damage

• SPR (Spirit) – Increases magic defense, spirit points, chance to critical hits (melee, ranged and magical)

How Fighters help in a party:

While “Clerics” heal them they will kill the monsters with either a 1-handed, 2-handed sword or with the strength of an axe. The equip of them is a 1-handed sword and a shield, a 2-handed sword or an axe.

Fighter Weapons with Pros and cons:

• The 1-handed sword and the shield are good, because with the shield you will have more Defense (DEF). What is not good is that you cannot kill the monsters very easy and very fast.

• The 2-handed sword is good, because this one is quick and strong.
  The disadvantage of this is that you cannot wear a shield.

• The strongest but the slowest method to kill the monsters is the axe.
  With the axe you cannot wear a shield, but you kill the monsters very quickly, even though the axe is slow.

THE MAIN ATTRIBUTES AND SKILLS^^

Tank Fighters Main Attributes:

• The main attributes of the Tank fighters are Strength (STR) for more damage.

• Endurance (END) for more hit points (HP) and the Defense.

FiestaGameTips and Help Notes:

• Tank Fighter might want to invest into Endurance (End) and little Strength (STR), because you will have much more hit points (HP) and Defense (DEF).

• Empowering points are spent on “Cool Down Time” of their taunts, their “Snearing Kick” and “Mocks”

Damage Dealer (DD) Fighter:

• The DD´s main attribute points are Strength (STR) and Spirit (SPR). This is for the higher “Critical Hit Rate” and more damage.

• So if you want to be a DD your goal is, to empower your damage of your damage skills, like the skill that can be learned with level 3.

THE JOB CHANGES

The Job Change Quest:

• The first Job Change will be with level 20. Then you can get the title “Clever Fighter”.With this title you can wear new things those only you can wear, if you are a Clever Fighter.

• The second one will be at level 60. Then you can get the title “Warrior”. Like the first one you can equip your fighter with new weapons and armor.

THE ADVANTAGES AND THE DISADVANTAGES

Advantages

• Largest range of melee attack skills available

• Highest hit points

• Highest physical defense

• Ranged damage

Disadvantages

• Low spirit points

• Lowest magical defense

THE BEGINNING STATS

STRENGTH: 6
DEXTERITY: 3
ENDURANCE: 5
INTELLECT: 1
SPIRIT: 1
HP: 52
SP: 10

That was the fighter^^

Intelligence
This free stat performs exactly like Strength free stat, but for magical damage. It adds damage to the end of an attack, after the defenders magical defense is taken into account.
-Every free stat point added into this increases the end output damage of magical attacks by 1.2 points.

Endurance
This free stat has some of the most complicated features that took me a very long time to figure out.
Like base stat end every point adds 5 HP to your max total.
The second thing this free stat modifies is your Block %. The Block % only applies to fighters and clerics, as these are the only two classes that have shields. Much like how Evasion works, they also have a chance to block an incoming attack. Every shield has Shield Def % on the item. This refers to the chance that shield grants its user to block an attack. The added effect of Block% stacks onto this. So if a shield has a 5% block rating, and you have 1 point of free End, then you have a 5.1% chance to block.

For the first 50 points of free stat End you add , your shield block % is increased by .1%, from 51 on it adds .05% block%.

The third thing Free stat End does is it will modify the damage done to you directly from an attack.  AFTER the defense and damage parts are calculated. This is something that will be covered in the defense and damage part of this guide.

Every free stat end point adds .5 to the defense reduction part.

Spirit
Spirit free stat points effect your critical hit rate, your max SP, and your magical defense.  Much like Endurance does for physical aspects.  First every free stat spirit point adds 5 to your max SP total.  Secondly for each point you add to your spirit free stat, you increase the chance of performing a critical attack. Critical attacks are attacks that hit for double the damage that would have been done normally by that attack. This effects both magical and physical attacks. Each point adds a % chance increase.

For the first 25 Spirit points you receive .2% critical chance, for every point after 25 you get a .1% added chance of performing a critical attack.

The last thing it does is the same thing endurance free points do for physical damage. Each point adds to an end effect reduction in the damage you receive from magical attacks after the attacks magic damage rating and your magic defense rating are taken into account. Since it works the same way as defense, it will be included in the damage and defense part of this guide.

Each point added to free stats here increases the magic damage reduction by .5

Guide by: Horinia

Free Stats

Free stats work differently then base stats. They do have some similar effects to your character as base stats, but depending on how you distribute them, can make a fighter as different as night and day.

How do I get these stats?

You get these stats is by leveling, you also get additional stat points by completing the job change quests. The first job change gives you 5 bonus free stat points, and the second awards you with 10.

Note: Each level you gain gives you 1 free stat point.

We will go over these one by one. Many people know what they do, but there seems to be a lot of confusion as to how they actually work.

Strength
Every free stat point you put into strength increases the END damage output by 1.2 points. Now that may sound confusing, and at this point it kind of is. But for now know that it adds to the damage of an attack after the defenders defense is taken into account. What that means is the more free stat points you have in here, the harder you will hit physically on a player or monster. I will go over how this works in the defense and damage part of this guide.

Dexterity
This free stat has two effects to it. It is also one of the trickiest to get a handle on in the game.
Note: Every point added to here adds to your evasion % and Aim % scores.

Think of it like the odds of a lottery. In a lottery you are given a chance of say 1000 in a 100,000 to win a prize. This will work for both scores the same in this example. Now every point you add to your base scores in these two areas would increase the part by 1. So adding 5 points to Dex (Dexterity) in the base would make it look like:

• 1001 in a 100,000 chance.

But free points add a % increase to these chances, not to the base. So adding 5 free point of dex would make it look like this instead:

• 1000*(1%) in a 100,000 chance or 1010 in a 100,000

- It modifies the base score by a % increase instead of a direct value. As your base score gets higher so does the effect of the free stats to those base scores.  If your base score was 300 adding 5 points of dex to free stats would make it 303. If it was 500 adding 5 point makes it 505.

The numbers seem small at the lower end, and they are. But they grow to actually make a pretty sizeable impact. With the cap at 79, a full Dex free stat build would have a total of 14.4% Eva % bonus. With the given numbers above, 300 would become 343.2, 500 would be 572. That may not seem like a lot, but evasion score in small numbers is pretty effective none the less. Think of it as avoiding 14.4 more attacks per every 100. So a non dex build may get hit 90 times out of 100 , but a full dex build gets hit only 76 times out of 100.

This effect doesn’t show on your stats window itself, but it does perform that effect when every attack you make is attempted.  The amount of % increase in this free stat changes after a certain amount of points. For the first 50 points Evasion% is increased by .2%, after the first 50 it is only increased by .1%.
For the first 33 points Aim% is increased by .3%, from 33 to 67 Aim% is increased by .2%, and from 67 on Aim% is incresed by .1%.

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Strength(str):

This stat effects how much damage your physical attacks do to players or monsters. It is combined with your weapons attack damage. I will go over the damage range at the end of this list.  Each base stat added to this value by level or by gear increases your minimum and maximum damage range by 1.

Dexterity(dex):
This stat effects two things. Your evasion score, and your aim score. Evasion score helps you avoid monsters or players attacks. You will have successfully avoided attacks when you see a big “Miss” on the screen instead of damage. Aim helps you hit monsters and players. So more Aim means you miss less often.

Each base stat added to this value by level or by gear adds 1 point to both Aim and Evasion.

Endurance(end):
This stat effects two things. Your max HP value and your defense rating. HP (Hit Points) is pretty self explanatory. I will cover how defense works at the end of this section, as it is pretty in depth along with damage.

Each base stat added to this value by level or by gear adds 5 HP and 1 defense point.

Inteligence(int):
This stat effects your magical damage attack rating. The higher this is the more damage your player will do to other players or monsters with their magical based attacks.

Each base stat added to this value by level or by gear adds 1 point to the minimum and maximun range of your magic attack value.

Spirit(spr):
This stat effects two things, your maximum SP (Spirits Points) and your magical defense. SP is pretty easy to understand. The magical defense part works the same as regular defense, so that will be covered at the end.

Each base stat added to this value by level or by gear adds 5 SP and 1 to your magical def rating.

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by: Horinia
-I’m just trying to get the basics up.

So, you want to know about stats and how they work? How they effect your character? Which stats do what and whats best for you to use?

Well I have spent a lot of time looking into these same things myself. There is a bunch of information out there, but nothing compiled exactly on point. And some of the stuff is not explained very well. So I thought I would take some time and write this out.

What are stats:
-  Stats are the numbers that effect how hard you hit.
- How much damage you take.
- How many hit points.
- As well as how much SP you have.

There are two categories referred to in game:
One is called base stats
- Those are numbers that go up each level or are effected by the gear you wear.

The second is call Free stats
- These are the points that you distribute each time you go up a level or complete the job change quests.

First we will go over the base stats

You can bring up your character window by pressing “c” on your keyboard or by using the icon on the bottom, you see a list of numbers and information that show how your character is built.

We will go over them one at a time.

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What are Empowerment Skills and what should I use them on when I first Start?

Empowerment skill as just that, they give your skills a boost. I believe you get 1 empowerment point every odd level up.

-My suggestions and why: While it helps to have SP cumsumption down, you might want to also add some points into Cool down. You want to be able to spam heal. Start applying your points into skill cool down as you can use the skill faster. If your new make sure to check out the Fiesta GameTips Starter Guide.


-I can’t count the number of times heal saved me from death’s grip. It also helps you when you are in a party and have to heal more then one person.

- As for Bash, unless you want to be a Clank (Cleric Tank) Don’t worry to much about adding to that skill just yet. Take your time and have fun.

-The most important thing you can do is enjoy your game time. Try making the character the way you want. If you want them to deal damage, then take your time and find out what skills and or stats will help you with that. If you want a balanced character then that too can he achieved.

Look for more guides on FiestaGameTips.com that deals with empowerment skills and character classes you should check it out.

Click here for the character guides

Regards,

JohnNitro

It all depends on your personal interests, likes, dislikes and imagination. All classes are equally difficult to play and all give different experiences with their different roles you perceive in them. You can always make an extra character (up to four) and test them out. Fiesta allows you to experience it’s game-play in multiple ways instead of one set game-play line, use that to your advantage and experiment.

Fiesta Online Game Mages

They are meant to be the powerful damage dealing class, full of evil and destructive spells, but of course you don’t have to play as a destructive, power craving wizard. It all depends on your imagination and likes/dislikes.

Here are the two most commonly used and beneficial builds to a Mages:

Pure INT

– DD = Damage Dealer

Hybrid

– INT/25 SPR. These two are the most beneficial ways to go for a Mage, and choosing which one is based on your greed for power.

For my Pure INTFiesta Game Mages:

They strive for full magic power capacity, and do quite well.

Then there’s the Fiesta Game ‘Hybrid’ Mage:

Built for critical power along side with magic damage from the given INT. The Hybrid Mage concentrates on the magic power from INT and critical power from SPR. Critical rates give you a chance to double your attack damage, two times stronger than your initial attack damage. When choosing to be a ‘hybrid’ mage it is suggested to only increase your SPR by 25 points, because for every 5 points you gain 1% in critical rate, and after 25 SPR points (5% critical) it decreases slightly becoming less than 1% for every 5 points put on SPR.

Pure INTFiesta Online Game Mages

They are self explanatory, pure INT builds which allows for more magic damage, which you rely on upon your magic spells.

More Prosto the Fiesta Online Game ‘Hybrid’ Mage is additional magic defense from pesky magic using mobs and monsters, also more SP for your spells and AoE’s.

There’s a rarebreed of Fiesta Mages called ‘Manks‘ meaning Mage tanks. They are solemnly pure END and are a substitute from the regular tanks (pure END fighters) you see. I do not recommend this though, because people are used to tanks and are reliable, when Mages are meant for destructive matters, but again it depends on you.

The Mage is a powerful member for you party. They can hit just as hard as a fighter with there magic skills. But because they focus on magic they have low HP (Hit Points). In a party they can be a Nuker-type Mage, Power Mage-type and a Balanced-type Mage, all types spam there magic skills on a monster to do large amounts of damage. Depending on the build, that will determine the amount of damage.

Mage types:

-Nuker-type: The concentrate on only increasing Spr(Spirit) to increase the critical damage they do with magic skills and the chance it will happen. This type has weak defense and melee attacking power

-PowerMage-type: They concentrate on only increasing int(intelligence) to increase the amount of damage they do.

-Balanced-type: My opinion the best for a mage. To make the best balanced-type mage increase Spr to +25 then put the rest into Int.

TIP and HELP:

The only advice I can think of at the moment is, if your are going to be soloing with a mage make sure the make a lot of HP and SP potions. They have saved me many a times. Because they can’t take that many hits you can die really quick. Another piece of advice is attack from as far away as you can, this way you can hit them a few times before they even get close to you.

Pro:
-Can damage and defeat mobs with there AoE (Area of Effect)
-Strong magic skills
-A lot of magic skills
-High magic defense

Cons:

-Has low HP and defense
-Not good at physical combat
-Can’t use healing skills
-Can’t equip a shield

Tips: Really the cons and weakness can be changed it all depends on your build. Play around and see what you like best.

Armor : Like all classes they can only wear armor specific to their class and level.

Weapons : Mages use Staff and Wands

Starting Stats:

After reading that I’m sure your like, “what to the stats do”. Well here are the stat meanings.

STR (Strength) – Increases all physical damage, melee and ranged
DEX (Dexterity) – Increases evasion and aim
END (Endurance) – Increases HP and physical defense
INT (Intelligence) – Increases magical damage
SPR (Spirit) – Increases magic defense, spirit points, chance to critical hits (melee, ranged and magical)

Classes:

When you reach level 20 you can upgrade to “WizMage” by doing a class upgrade quest. Then at level 60 you get another upgrade “Powerful Enchanter” by completing another quest.

An archer is a valuable member of a party. Great for luring and for attacking. The Archers can cast skill that cause and enemy to bleed or be poisoned making them a dangerous Fiesta Character Class. They don’t start out to good but as you progress they become a force to be recked with.

Archer types:

PowerArcher-type: They concentrate on building up Spr(Spirit) and Str(Strength). This will allow then to hit hard and harder with the critical bonus. For skills use your empowerment skills on Bone shot as it gives the status bleed to an enemy, increase it’s attack power.

SwiftArcher-type: What! Swift, yeah. If you go this route you will spend your stat points on Dex(Evasion and Aim) and Str(More Damage) Again stick with making the bone shot, like above type. Not recommended because if soloing you want to defeat a monster faster. You might evade a few but if you get hit, its game over.

Balanced-type: If you do this route you might spread your stat points evenlly out on Dex, Str, Spr. But again its up to you. You can also add to def(Defense).

TIP and HELP:

My only advice I would give about Archers is that the all the builds can be changed. I mean like for SwiftArcher, instead of Str it can be def. Making you a good soloer but you will lack in power. Also make sure to invest skill empowerment points into your skills.

Pro:
-debuff skills(bleed and poison)
-Good for ranged attacking
-AoE skills good for killing mobs

Cons:
-Like a Mage they have low hp
-Depending on build they are not good for soloing
-Low defense

Tips and help: Really the cons and weakness can be changed it all depends on your build. Play around and see what you like best.

Armor : Like all classes they can only wear armor specific to their class and level.

Weapons : Achers use Bows and Crossbows

Starting Stats:

After reading that I’m sure your like, “what to the stats do”. Well here are the stat meanings.

STR (Strength) – Increases all physical damage, melee and ranged
DEX (Dexterity) – Increases evasion and aim
END (Endurance) – Increases HP and physical defense
INT (Intelligence) – Increases magical damage
SPR (Spirit) – Increases magic defense, spirit points, chance to critical hits (melee, ranged and magical)

Classes:

At level 20 you can become a “HawkArcher” through class upgrade quest and increase your skills and power. At level 60 you can become even more powerful and become a “Rapid Scout”.

The Cleric is the healer and has a variety of support skills that increase a party’s defense and resistance to poison. You can also be a Combat Cleric with is good if you plan to be a solo player.

Fiesta Cleric types:

- Healer-type: A healer-types main stats are Endurance (more hit points and defense) and Spirit (more spirit points). Mostly Spr since your role is to heal you need a lot of Sp.
- Combat-type: A combat cleric-type main stats are Strength (for more damage), Endurance(defense) and Spr(for critical damage) This build allows you to attack and take an attack.
- Balanced-type: Concentrate on Spr, End, and Str equally. Don’t really recommend this build. Doesn’t have a clear advantage.

Tips and Help:

When you use you skill empower points don’t add to increase effect duration or low SP (Spirit Points), instead focus on increasing the damage a skill does. A skill like Bash would be a good skill to invest in. If you want to be a healer-type builds, use your skill empowerment points to reduce the cool down time of your heal skills.

Pro:
-Can use heal
-Has skills that increase defense and resistance
-Average defense both against magic attacks and melee attacks

Cons:
-Weak against ranged based attacks
-Not the best damage dealer
- Average total defense.

Tips and Help: Really the cons and weakness can be changed it all depends on your build. Play around and see what you like best.

Armor : Like all classes they can only wear armor specific to their class and level.

Weapons : Hammer and Mace

Starting Stats:

STRENGTH = 5
DEXTERITY = 3
ENDURANCE = 4
INTELLIGENCE = 1
SPIRIT = 4
HP = 46
SP =32

After reading that I’m sure your like, “what to the stats do”. Well here are the stat meanings.

STR (Strength) – Increases all physical damage, melee and ranged
DEX (Dexterity) – Increases evasion and aim
END (Endurance) – Increases HP and physical defense
INT (Intelligence) – Increases magical damage
SPR (Spirit) – Increases magic defense, spirit points, chance to critical hits (melee, ranged and magical)

Classes:

At level 20 you can become a “High Cleric through class upgrade quest and increase your skills and power. At level 60 you can become even more powerful and become a “Supportive Paladin”.

The Tank or powerhouse of any party, fighters fight at close range. Fighters can equip a 1H (1-handed) sword and shield or a 2H(2-handed) sword or axe without a shield. Main stats are Strength and Endurance. Making a fighter a great asset as they can take a hit and land powerful blows.

Fiesta Online Game Fighter types:

- Tanks: A tank-type build often focuses on increasing their endurance (defense and hit points) and use skills like taunts, Kick and Mock. These skills help a tank get the monster to concentrate there attacks on the tanker. Helping other party members by taking the damage from and enemy. When a tank is in your party use this great strategy for fighting a powerful monster.

-Fiesta Online Game Powerhouse: A powerhouse-type will focus on increasing their Strength (physical damage done to monsters) and Spr (increase critical hit rate). For skills they concentrate on melee skills to kill monster quickly and keep going. You might want to save your empowerment points for a higher level skill like Power hit.

-Fiesta Online Game Balanced Fighter-Type: A balanced-type will focus on a balance between and tank and powerhouse. They are good at solo game play, but in a party they might not do well as they can’t take up the mantle of tanker or powerhouse. As long as they can heal themselves ( hp pots and hp stones) they will be ok.

Fiesta Online Game TIP and Help:

-To increase your ability to use more skills and increase the chance for critical hits, try adding some points to SP (spirit points)

- You can begin empowering skills at level 3. For your skill empowers ( “K” key on keyboard while playing), focus on increasing damage on skills at first or you can wait till level 20 and put all the damage increase on 2H skills. Skill empower enable you to increase the duration, power of a skill or decrease the cool down time and decrease SP (spirit points) required to use the skill.

If you didn’t like how you allocated your skill empower points you can buy a skill empower reset scroll in the Fiesta store and try a different combination.

STRENGTHS
-A good amount of skills
-A lot of HP (Hit Points)
-High Endurance which equals high defense

WEAKNESSES
-Weak against magic
-They don’t have a lot of SP (Spirit Points)
-Can only fight close ranged

Armor : Like all classes they can only wear armor specific to their class and level.

Weapons : 1H Sword, 2H Sword, 2H Axe

Fiesta Online Game Fighter Starting Stats:

STRENGTH = 6
DEXTERITY = 3
ENDURANCE = 5
INTELLIGENCET = 1
SPIRIT = 1
HP = 52
SP =10

After reading that I’m sure your like well what to the stats do. Well here are the stat meanings.

STR (Strength) – Increases all physical damage, melee and ranged
DEX (Dexterity) – Increases evasion and aim
END (Endurance) – Increases HP and physical defense
INT (Intelligence) – Increases magical damage
SPR (Spirit) – Increases magic defense, spirit points, chance to critical hits (melee, ranged and magical)

Classes:

At level 20 you can become a “Clever Fighter” by doing a class upgrade quest you can increase your skills and power. At level 60 you can become even more powerful and become a “Warrior”.