The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Elsword PvE – Reddit
If your equipment is SD gear, the make multiple characters and complete the Epic Quests of those characters in the part where you get rewarded with a +8 Ammy exclusively for SD gear. If you have Elrianode or any other, then yes you have to stack up on ED only to buy some +8 Ammy at the Board Market. Also, Dominator is quite easy to use. I am a Mad Paradox main and my CP with that char is already 1. 6 Million. But I also have a Dominator suming that you are already a Lvl 99 Dominator with all of his skills (actives and passives, but not having hyperactives are completely fine) Dominator, the skills I use are these, I ordered them on the Keys on where I placed them for use. BUT know that my kit is very demanding on mana. I don’t have any mana problems cause I have TONS of Consumables. A – Drone Activator, {Important, as it can lower defense on enemy hit. } S – Flick Disc, D – Hypernova, {High Damage} C – Panzer Buster (Unmodded or Modded, depending on what kind of dungeon you are about to go through), {Useful for clearing} F – Force Field (Modded), {Always use when against a boss or high HP mobs and stay within its range as it can give alot of Buffs} Q – Starfall (Unmodded), {After hitting a boss or a tough mob with Drone Activator, use this skill to make this skill Fire Faster and specificlaly target on the mob you have struck with Drone Activator} W – Phantom Seeker, E – Ultimate Fury, R – Extreme Chaser, T – Psionic Generator, In this kit you have 3 Install skills, Cycle them 3 times occasionally to get a buff that Increases your Crit and Crit Damage. You don’t have to use them, just get them to the Dynamo Factory mode. Dynamo Factory mode are those stuff that are behind you when you use a skill with “Install” labeled before the actual skill name. If you are still confuses, this is from the passive “New Update”. You get it at Lvl 60, check it you have a Ring of Fury, you can basically be in Awakening Mode in the entirety of a Dungeon Run, like you will never need to go back to normal, lmao. Just make sure to not use command attacks (Z or X attacks) to not lower your, look at the portrait of your character, at the left of where your HP, MP and DP are listed. Those purple circlesa are called Dynamo Mutation Point. Or just hover your mouse over it and it can give you some info. When you are in awakening as any other classes of Add, those things can empower your skills. Just read your skills on how it can be empowered with the Mutation Point. When you go awakening, you immediately gain Full Mutation Points, or as Dominator, you can cycle Dynamo Factory Modes to gain mutation points. It almost costs no DP at all to cycle, trust you are still confused, because I definitely didn’t explain it well, just re-read all of Dominator’s passives, and I’m pretty sure you’ll understand.
Elsword Starter’s Guide | GuideScroll
Elsword Starter’s Guide by What does the furry say? ForewordIf you’re reading this giude, you’re probably a) completely new to the game and want some tips to help you get started. b) not new to the game and just want a refresher. c) really bored installing the damn game and want some tips before you even get started. d) none of the, if you look on the official forums, there is an archive of people’s guides that are way more certified to make a guide than I am, but alas, with forum revamps and all, ALL OF THEM ARE GONE KC FIX in the meantime that the forum supervisors are over there trying to fix this little inconvenience, you can have this guide instead! Elwiki is also the “official” database for all things Elsword, so if you want nonbiased detailed opinions on things, check this place you want to be a cool robot destroying, demon slaying punk, don’t you? Well before you can do that, you need to understand how to destroy robots using nothing but a giant sword that looks too blunt to cut how do we go about learning the game? Well first, you have to understand the UI. Using sik mad photoship skillz, we are to delve right into is the most important part of Elsword online. If your health reaches 0, you die (no shi-). However, there is a thing that you can do to become immortal in this game, and the GMs still haven’t caught up on it. Basically, to activate god mode and never die, don’t get is the blue bar that lets you cast skills. You get more MP per second when you hit people and when you yourself get hit. And you know what happens when you get hit. The optimal way to get MP and spam out your super classy moves is by attacking. Speaking of skills…Skills are what really define Elsword bar funky cel shading and character development. These skills let you do cool stuff like summon swords to hit people and make tons of explosions. Skills come in two varieties (and soontm to be 3, but that’s a deal that I can’t talk about) and will be explained in relative depth special thing? Not really special. I just found it hard to write out the words “Awakening” using a brush tool and a mouse. Anyways, what awakening does is fill up a little guage next to the character icon and once it’s filled all the way, you get a little bead in those empty circles. Pressing control will allow you to enter “Awakening” which basically makes you glow pretty colors (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ and gives you a 20% damage boost. Nothing too special unless you’re playing specific chat is exactly what it sounds like. The system likes to spam it with useless stuff and that can get kind of annoying, but you can disable it by right clicking on the chat tabs and then left clicking on the stuff you don’t want to Megaphone is basically a global server wide chat. You need money to get megaphones to use the chat though, but it’s usually just full of spam and people marketting items that you probably won’t have the money for nsumables are dungeon only items that you can assign to a slot and use in a dungeon to make you OP. Honestly, if you’ve played any standard RPG before, you should know what a consumable are the things that make your character strong. Buffs look like little blue icons, and when you’re debuffed, you’ll notice that red icons appear as useless stuff over there is what channel you’re in and what area you’re currently in. Being in the right channel for your level range gives you extra XP and who doesn’t like extra XP? Quests something description self explanatoryThe map and other stuff is what it sounds like. You have a minimap that shows the layout of what stage you’re in and when you’re in a dungeon, there’s an icon that displays the amount of monsters you need to gib. In other words, it’s useless. The other stuff are things that I will get to editting into the guide later when I’m not there in the bottom and left conveniently unmarked by me is the experience meter and thestamina bar. The experience meter displays how much XP you have until you level up!!!! 1111! and the stamina bar basically restricts how long you get to play the game on that specific character. It drains by killing things in the field and dungeons (bar Henir’s Space and Time). You might be thinking, “AMG STAM BAR MSUT SUC! ” and you would be right about that since it’s basically a Korea specific law and has nothing to do with good ol’ Murica (and Oceania). BUT, there’s a thing that people fail to consider. When you start levelling up, stamina drains A LOT slower than when you start out. (It doesn’t actually. When people start getting into the higher levels, people just stop finding the motivation to finish up their stamina bar because that’s when you get interesting things to do like SIK PVP NAO U GET 2 K1LL 34CH 0TH3R F0R ♥♥♥♥$ & G1GGL3$$$. ) The stamina bar just makes sure you don’t reach the level cap in like 3 days and run out of things to special message that appears at the bottom of the screen is when somebody has way more luck than you’ll ever have. Explanation later in the can also set the skill bar to be on the bottom of the screen (that’s the default option by the way) but only plebs use this aractersNow we’re in the meat and bones of Elsword! Here we’ll discuss the characters of Elsword Online and why Elsword has the nickname of Elderp. Here I’m only showing you guys the very basics of the character. If I included every single job path that a character had, this guide would end up way too big for sanity’s purpose. Elsword Background Elsword is the brother of the famed captain of the Red Knights, a red haired girl named Elesis who just so happens to be implied to be the same Elesis as the one in Grand Chase while also going through a multitude of name meplay He wields a giant rock with a handle and swings it around to bludgeon things to death. He’s a relatively fast character and a good one to start off with, as his combos are pretty easy to pull off (later once you job advance that is) has a special ablitiy called: Way of the Sword Basically, this system makes it so Elsword’s attacks fill up a guage, and depending on what attack he uses, it fills up the guage a certain way. Once he fills up the guage all the way, he gains an overpowered buff that makes him better than every other character in the entire game. It’s a bit complicated to explain, but it’s rather simple to use. A full explanation can be found Background This tsundere ♥♥♥♥♥ is named Aisha. Her abnormally purple hair is genetic, and she loves putting on bling. She put on so much swag bling, that her swag levels skyrocketed and the gods were all like, “OH HELL NAW DAT’S CHEATING YO” so they took away all her swag and now she wants it meplay Aisha is your generic mage archetype. She can charge mp by standing still and has fireballs and magic based attacks. That’s basically it. SHE’S A PAIN TO DEAL WITH IN PVP BECAUSE SHE CAN TELEPORT EVERYWHERE AND ADSFKLASJGLKARena Background Rena AKA Ms. Fanservice is an elf. A shiny rock gets stolen and forces her to find it before her entire race dies. Her backstory basically sets the entire game’s plot meplay Rena is an expert user in: “Bow and body techniques” (yes, that’s officially what she uses). As your archer, she’s good with arrows. But being a ranged archer in an 2. 5d action game is boring so she can literally kick people’s butts if she really wants to. She can double jump and can charge mp just like Aisha can. That’s Background Raven AKA Mr. Fanservice has a very troubled past. If you want to be a super emo, go for it. He worked very hard for a kingdom and then said kingdom tried to kill him but did a pretty poor job at it obviously. They did get his entire family and all of his coworkers. Did I mention that he was also the boss of said coworkers? As boss of your employees, it’s your job to take care of them, and he did a pretty poor job of taking care of them. His now dead fiancee also happens to look a lot like Rena. Some robots took care of him following the betrayal and now he’s a cyborg with a cool robot meplay As a character, you’ll notice a lot of similarities to Elsword (well Elderp does idolize Raven after all). First off is that both use swords. End similarities. Raven’s style of swordplay is a lot faster and more refined than Elsword, who’s more about brute force than anything, and this leads to his attack speed being faster than Elsword, but it also doesn’t do as much damage. He can also use his arm to attack, and while it is slower than him swinging his sword around, it does make cool also has a rather special system called “Core”. When you enter awakening as Raven, an evil looking creepy robot eye pops out of thin air and damages enemies whenever Raven uses a skill. If he’s hit in the front, the core goes in front of Raven, immobilizing him, but acting as a damage absorbing shield. If you get 3 awakening beads and then awaken, the core generates an electric field around Raven that deals moderate damage around him in a constant AoE. It used to be OP as hell, but the developers of the game successfully managed to balance it. Background Once upon a time, Eve was the ruler of a race of completely sentient robots. Due to wars with sentient life forms that weren’t robots, the robots went insane so she basically sacrificed herself so the robots would live on. It kind of worked. The rest of her story is spoilers, but I think the game already spoils itself by making Eve a playable character at the beginning of the meplay Eve takes up the niche of summoner in this game. She attacks using her two loyal battle drones, Moby and Remy. Moby is the black one and Remy is the white one, but that doesn’t matter. Using her drones, she can fly around and whatnot. She’s a very balanced with a well developed arsenal of both ranged and melee attacks with her melee attacks having a ton of range and her ranged attacks might as well being melee. Unfortunately for her, the community deems anything that’s balanced as underpowered. Trust me, she isn’t. That is, if you don’t suck and can master her supreme mobility over everybody else in the Background Chung has an identity crisis that all started when his home was invaded by demonic folk. His father (who happened to be the city protector) went crazy and started to destroy the city. Chung got his ♥♥♥ kicked but he’s fine because Elsword and his party managed to save him in time before he died a horrible violent death. He is now traumatized from the event and is now scared of the dark and refuses to let anybody call him his real name: Prince Seiker. Call him that anyways to ♥♥♥♥ him off. Not only does he have an identity crisis, he also has a gender crisis. I’ve been referring to Chung as a he this entire time, but that’s for simplicity’s sake. In reality he’s actually a girl meplay Chung is basically a really slow powerhouse tank. He hits hard, takes hits hard, and makes explosions. He uses an ammo system to make explosions, and he can refill his ammo through certain combos and skills. He’s the only character who has a “heavy armor” system. What this means is that certain moves give Chung a blue outline, and if he’s hit by anything, he doesn’t flinch at all, and can counterattack with his cannon. This is really strong and annoying to deal with in PvP. He has a special system called Freitunier that activates if you awaken while having 3 awakening beads that gives him a cool looking helmet and unlimited aracters Part 2NOW THE NEXT CHARACTERS I’M GONNA TALK ABOUT AREN’T EVEN RELEASED YET I’M NOT SUPPOSED TO BE TALKING ABOUT THEM BUT I’LL DO IT ANYWAYS #REBELAra Background Ara used to live in a village with her family which included her devilishly handsome big brother. One day, her village disappeared for no reason at all other than her brother was now evil and decided to blow it up for no reason other than he was now evil. He then shows up as a boss in a later dungeon. Ara goes on a super quest super to make her brother less meplay Ara has a spear and is really fast. Her specialty involves cancelling out of skills to attack faster by using other skills to cancel out of the other skill’s animations because ’s really freaking Background Elesis is an interdimensional space traveller who travelled between dimensions under South Korean game developer’s KoG’s orders. Hailing from a dimension named “Grand Chase”, she joins the Elgang as Elsword’s cool big sister that’s better than Elsword in every way because i think she’s a real cool gal, seh fites domens and doesnt afraid of anything. She also finishes up Elderp’s story so once she’s introduced, if you’re an Elderp player, you might as well just switch to playing her since she becomes the main meplay She wields a giant rock with a handle and swings it around to bludgeon things to death. She’s a relatively fast character and a good one to start off with, as her combos are pretty easy to pull off (later once you job advance that is) has a special ablitiy called: Way of the Sword Basically, this system makes it so Elesis’s attacks fill up a guage, and depending on what attack she uses, it fills up the guage a certain way. Once she fills up the guage all the way, she gains an overpowered buff that makes her better than every other character in the entire game. It’s a bit complicated to explain, but it’s rather simple to use. A full explanation can be found a minute…“The Game” – PvEYou might have noticed in that UI picture that I didn’t talk about a certain thing that I marked: The game. There’s a good reason for this: I forgot about it and don’t feel like going all the way back and editting it was going to talk about it in a later section. So I’ll talk about it here. Once you start off the game by making a character, you’ll end up in a cutscene and be called a rookie by a red headed jerk. He has no purpose in the story, but he shows up in PvP as a punching bag in this tutorial area, you’ll be able to test out how the game works. Attack the midget wearing the funky mask if you want to, and once he dies, just move right into the glowy light and stay there until the bar that says “Moving” fills up all the way. Congratulations. Now move right again because I’m sure that if you don’t, the arrow saying “GO!!!! 11111! ” that doesn’t shut up even if you mute the game’s sound effects will probably get on your nerves. Now you’re in the field is basically a place where you grind by killing monsters for no real purpose other than XP and sweet loot while you wait to be queued up for a dungeon. Speaking of dungeon, remember this? Click on quiet game, I’m trying to teach here! Anyways, once you click on that, you’ll be taken to a screen that looks like this:Click on “Start Dungeon” and you’ll get into a dungeon. Go you. Now go beat up every single monster in the room because that’s the only way you’re allowed to break down that invincible door over there. Sorry sanic hegehog, you can’t skip through enemies in this going until you reach the boss. The boss is *usually harder than the enemies in the dungeon, so extra care should be taken. Well not the bosses in Ruben because they’re ♥♥♥♥ easy and if you actually manage to die here and you’re not purposelly trying to lose, you should probably uninstall the game because it’s PROBABLY not for you. *Usually used sparingly. Usually. “The Game” – PvPSO YOU’RE TIRED OF BEING A SWAGLORD BECAUSE YOU JUST CLEARED ALL OF RUBEN WITHOUT TAKING A SINGLE HIT RIGHT? I KNOW A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN GO TO SHOW OTHER PEOPLE YOUR MAD SKILLZ CALLED ARENA. DO YOU WANT ME TO SHOW YOU HOW TO GET THERE? ONCE YOU HIT level 8 (or 10) (I was using caps lock… huh…) you’ll notice another bar next to the “Dungeon” bar that says “Arena”. If you’re feeling fine and dandy and want to beat up other players for the lulz, click on this and instead of a dungeon map popping up, your screen should look a bit like this:If you’re feeling manly, make sure the 1v1 box is bubbled in. Don’t worry about 3v3 because 3v3 is for scrubs. I say this because I suck at 3v3 so I don’t like 1v1 box is bubbled? Good. Click on Start Match or press F8 to be queued up for some sik pvpz. Once the system finds a person that wants to kill you, you’ll have to accept this duel match duel by pressing ’re in? Great. Using the skills that you learned from PvE, take it to the next level by beating up whichever unlucky nooblord was matched against game even gives you the option for a sick rematch! (Up to 3 times that is. )So you probably won your first PvP match! Good for you! Except the person you just beat up was probably just a bot that didn’t do anything because that’s what Elsword’s arena system does for first time, he was a scrub ’d better be prepared. Your journey to the top of the ranking ladder is only going to get harder from here as you get matched by people who are more skilled (or are just simply playing a more overpowered class than you are using coughchungcough). But remember, never give up! Even in extreme circumstances where your opponent lags horribly, you must never give up! And if you go on a losing streak (say, a 4x losing streak) you should probably take a break. Catch a breath, then go back to sik pvp when you’re calmer and not as likely to go on tip #1: You’re probably going to get matched with laggers. Deal with it. Pro tip #2: You’re probably going to get matched with ragers. If said rager is an Elsword, it’s nothing new. If said rager is an Aisha/Rena, they’re probably just complaining that Elsword is a better character than they are because they have no idea of how they’re supposed to counter him. Doesn’t matter if Elsword is geniunely OP or not and they’re playing an OP class, if they complain about your class, BEAT THEM UP HARD. If said rager is any other character, it’s best to just ignore them. Pro tip #3: You should learn to hate PvP because PvP sucks, just go to the sparring NPC who’s named Camilla and just go sparring. It’s a lot less stressful and probably a lot more VANCED $#! 7Now that basics are out of the way, we can get into advanced tactics, like who makes a good mid hero, and if you should have a jungler, and should you trilane. Oh, this game isn’t Dota 2, mibad. It’s Elsword, and despite its simplistic nature at first glance, there’s a lot of under the curtain stuff going on. So let’s get BCLASSES Once you hit level 15, you’ll receive a screen that looks like this:OBVIOUSLY IT’S GOING TO BE IN ENGLISH AND CHANGE DEPENDING ON WHAT CHARACTER YOU’RE PLAYING, BUT YOU /SHOULD GET THE you get this, you can choose to advance into a flat out better subclass. Let’s take Chung as an example because the picture I just posted was of his 3 job paths. On the left, you have Shooting Guardian, a guy that now has a pistol so he can participate in every other military action movie. On the right, you have Fury Guardian, who is mad because Chung still doesn’t know what gender he is. And she still swings around that giant cannon like Donkey Kong throws barrels. In the middle is Shelling Guardian, who makes explosions that go pew pew. These three job paths give Chung access to new job exclusive combos and skills (tell that to Elesis) and are generally better than the normal jobless character in every can job change by starting a quest chain from looking on the quest board in Elder or buying a cash shop item. Either way, you’ll only be allowed to choose one class, so choose wisely! Of course you could always spend like $20 or more on changing your class again but that’s just plain stupidthoughtful on the developer’s OCKING DOWN SO YOU JUST CHANGED YOUR JOB CLASS AND ARE FEELING PRETTY GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF, NO? YOU GOT SOME SWEET NEW TOYS TO PLAY WITH AND ARE JUST ITCHING TO SHOW EVERYBODY HOW COOL YOU ARE RIGHT? Hold up there, kiddo. Before you go ahead and do that, let me explain to you how knocking down works. You know that combo you do right? The one where you just press zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz and win? YEAH THAT ♥♥♥♥ AIN’T GONNA WORK BUDDY. You see, when you knock down an enemy, be it in PvE or PvP, bad things happen. Nobody likes bad things. Certain combos knock enemies down, and you’ll notice this by the fact that they now have a red outline around them (or, if you’re in PvP, you can’t even attack them). When they’re in this state, guess what? THEY TAKE REDUCED DAMAGE, SLOWING DOWN THE ENTIRE RUN. IN THE WORST CASE SCENARIO, THIS CAN GET YOU AND YOUR PARTY KILLED. I’ll repeat that for extra emphasis. THEY TAKE REDUCED DAMAGE, SLOWING DOWN THE ENTIRE RUN. IN THE WORST CASE SCENARIO, THIS CAN GET YOU AND YOUR PARTY you have the in your head? Okay then. Here’s a list of things to do:Figure out which combos you have that knockdown. Almost all the time, pressing zzzzzz and xxxxxxx results in a out which combos launch. You can tell if a combo launches by the fact that they don’t actually knock down an enemy immediately and instead sends enemies flying up into the ’t use these combos unless they’re for a specific out which skills you have that knockdown. If they knockdown, but do massive damage (like Hell Stone) it’s fine to use them every once in a, Mega Slash and Illusion Strike are not good skills. Not even when they’re maxed out and you have those swag PvP ocking down is bad, however there are circumstances where it’s good to knockdown. For example, if you’re dealing with a group of mobs and just want to get to one specific enemy, you can knock down as a form of crowd control. Another example is if you’re going to do a skill that launches people (like Hell Stone. Hell Stone is really overpowered. Did I say that before? ) and you want to feel good about yourself getting all the hits in, go ahead and knock down. (If you actually do that, that’s bad. Unfortunately, I’m a guilty user of that tactic because it gives you a nice combo score that I otherwise wouldn’t have had. huehuehuehuehuehue)Launching enemies is also an iffy subject to talk about. On one hand, it’s usually not as bad as knocking down because if you’re skilled enough, you can “catch” them before they land on the ground and enter knocked down status by attacking them. However, this can easily mess up somebody’s combo that’s already going on, or make people miss their skills. Launching things into the air is generally not recommended unless you know what you’re BURNERS These things are a cash shop item that give you a chance to get some swag costumes. They look really cool, but it’s essentially a lottery gg#TheEndThere’s a lot more that I can cover, but I don’t feel like it. If you have a suggestion for anything I can add to this guide, please feel free to you’re just being a ♥♥♥♥ about it. That makes me sad. and i dunt like to be go have some important links: These are the game’s official forums. If you have a question to ask and aren’t afraid about getting your mind scarred for life, feel free to drop by here. Elwiki is a fanmade site that generally contains useful information about the game. It’s not official, but it should get the job be warned that it seems to suffer from a lot of internet attacks so the website would probably end up downed and broken when that does happen.
New User Guide – Elsword – Free to Play Anime Action …
NEW USER GUIDE
Welcome to the Elsword Online New User Guide. This tutorial will briefly walk you through the Elsword Online game’s mechanics and features. Elsword is a unique MMORPG that features real time action. The monsters and villains of Elrios will have much to fear once you’re done with this guide!
Your First Character
Once you have logged into the Elsword Online client, you will find yourself at the channel select screen. Choose either Channel 1 or 2 to receive the experience point boost for your level range. Next, you are moved to the character selection screen and it’s time to get creative.
1. Select the character you would like to play.
2. Create a Nickname for your new character. It should be made up of 2 – 12 letters and/or numerals.
3. Prepare to have fun beating up some baddies!
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Tutorial
It’s time for your first dungeon quest!
1. Click the Dungeon icon. See that Tree of El is the selected dungeon. Click ‘Start Dungeon’ then the OK button.
2. Complete the dungeon to gain experience points and dungeon rewards.
3. Once you’ve completed the quest requirements and moved out of the dungeon, press Quick Clear and collect the quest rewards.
4. Continue your adventure by exploring the fields, completing quests, and chatting with NPCs. Let the story of Elsword Online unfold!
Dungeon Instances
From the Dungeon selection interface, you can choose the dungeon and level of difficulty. Choose ‘Start Dungeon (F8)’ and the system will find other players you can join. If you are already in a party or just want to play on your own, choose ‘Start with current members’.
1. The bigger the party size, the less stamina is consumed per dungeon. In addition, there will be a bigger experience point’s bonus for larger parties.
2. Every dungeon will have 3 difficulty modes (Normal, Hard, Very Hard). More Stamina is consumed for higher difficulties, but the experience points will be higher.
Chat Box & Inventory
Players can communicate with each other by using the chat box. This box has a filtering feature which makes it easier for you to chat with your guild mates and friends, or to exchange private messages with someone. (Type /h for a list of commands)
Various items received are placed in the character’s inventory space and sorted accordingly. Note that a player can equip different gear while they are in the dungeon.
At the bottom of the Inventory window, you will see the balances for ED and AP.
ED (Currency)
ED is Elsword’s online currency and is used for purchasing items and trading.
AP (Arena Points)
Arena points can be acquired from winning Arena (PVP) matches.
Character’s Interface
The game user interface is simplified and easy to understand. A player can identify any user interface’s objects by moving the mouse cursor over it.
Resurrection Stones
The number of resurrection stones is the amount of life the player carries. It can be used when the player dies in a dungeon.
Skill Slots
Players are allowed to set Skills to the first 4 Skill Slots (Default controls: A, S, D, and C keys). Think carefully which skills you want to take with you when you go into a dungeon or engage in PVP, these can make or break your entire strategy. You may later choose to activate Skill Set B to be able to assign skills to the additional 4 Skill Slots (Default controls depend on the Skill Slot UI type selected: Under Type A, you can switch to the additional slots for A, S, D, and C keys by pressing the space bar; Under Type B, default controls are the Q, W, E, and R keys).
Map
The map interface helps players to locate their fellow party members and to check the current status of the stage, including the number of monsters left.
Fever!!
This feature is only applied when the players are in a party. The gauge increases as the party continues to play and complete dungeons together. Additional bonus EXP is given proportional to the increase. When fever reaches 100%, all party members’ MP are restored and they all become temporarily awakened.
Results
Your total scores are shown at the end of a dungeon run. These are determined by how many monsters you defeated and how long your combos were. Remember: the longer you keep a combo going, the higher your score.
Combat System
Elsword Online’s combat system has a unique feature: its only limit is a player’s reflexes and imagination. Once you have had enough practice, it’s time to chain, chain, chain! Execute one combo after the other to create a chain combo, which in turn will increase your total score for the dungeon.
Combo Counter
See those numbers? That’s your damage counter; the higher that number is, the longer and more effective your combo chain. Your combos can also be classified from “Good” to “Evil”, and can determine just how much higher your total score will be.
Basic Combos
Pressing the Z then X keys allows one to start a combo. Pressing the Z key a few times then X will also allow you to land more hits to start a combo. Every class has one, and even if the buttons are the same, their attacks are different. Remember: branching attack combos is the first step to raising that Total Score!
Press F1 and you can see the combo tree as you attack. Here’s one combo to start you off: [Z] [Z] [Z] [X].
Advanced Combos
Mix it up! Link additional combos with your basic moves to create a non-stop combo chain.
Elemental Effects
Fire
Fire element will give the character burning effect abilities. If an enemy is hit with a burning effect their HP will reduce gradually.
Water
Water element gives the character freezing effect abilities. If an enemy is hit with a freezing effect, their defense and movement will be reduced.
Nature
Nature element will give the character poisoning effect abilities. If an enemy is hit with a poisoning effect, their HP will reduce gradually.
Wind
Wind element will give the character piercing effect abilities. If an enemy is hit with a piercing effect, the damage will increase while ignoring all defenses and buffs.
Light
Light element will give the character petrifying effect abilities. If an enemy is hit with a petrifying effect, there is a small chance they will turn into stone for a few seconds.
Darkness
Darkness element will give the character plagued abilities. If an enemy is hit with a plagued effect, their HP and MP will transfer to the attacker’s HP and MP.
Player’s Progress
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