Sprite's General Information

Source: http://akfrostnagf.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=gameguidessprites&action=display&thread=3

Stats
Your sprite has several stats.

The most important one is mood. There's Very Happy, Happy, Neutral, Sad, Angry.

As far as I know, there's no definite way to influence mood outside of using the mood tonic, which goes for 45 Silvers, not too cheap for a beginner player.

The better a sprite's mood is, the more efficient it is, and the more likely it'll succeed in its tasks.

However, your sprites have more mood swings than an emo. They hate being neglected, and sometimes they hate being overworked. The advice I've gotten is keeping their stamina above 60%, which i'll get to later.

After doing a task, depending on the outcome, sometimes there'll be a random event. If the sprite succeeded, the event may increase mood, and fail will decrease, vice versa.

Which, funnily, means mood can get recursive: you make it do something, it fails, it gets sadder and more likely to fail. Going the other way doesn't seem to happen often, mainly because success is supposed to be high.

If sprites gets very sad, they might run away, don't let it happen, unless you opened one by mistake. These little things are expensive to train.

The second most important stat is stamina. Sprites uses up stamina when doing things, and using too much at a time will make it feel overworked (see mood), and unable to be summoned (see summoning). Sprites recover stamina slowly, or you can give it a cookie (around 10 silver), which sometimes increases its mood, but is not for certain like the tonic.

The last stat is closeness. Sprites gain and lose closeness via the random events, and it seems to affect the mood. Closer sprites stay happier for longer.

The other stats (exp and battle stats) I have not touched. Suffice to say exp is gained by doing work and it makes your sprite level. However, your sprite will not go past 20 unless you hit 21 first (see evolution), in which case it'll evolve. Battle stats are like for pokemon battles between sprites, which I have no interest in.

Your sprite will not attack for you or take damage for you, only pull aggro.

Abilities
Each Sprite comes with three to four abilities. They usually have two collection abilities, either an additional collection ability or crafting ability, and either an additional crafting ability or disassembly ability.

All sprites can also do sprite alchemy, which gains you rare materials, I have yet to try it.

List of Abilities
Collection
Mining
Lumbering
Hunting

Crafting
Craft Warrior Apparel
Craft Archer Apparel
Craft Priest Apparel
Craft Mage Apparel
Swordmaking
Axemaking
Hammermaking
Bowmaking
Gunmaking
Staffmaking
Shieldmaking
Relicmaking


Collection
Collection is quite simple, tell a sprite to collect, give it some money, and it'll go off to an unspecified location. Unlike the domo forager, it can fail. Take the Mining for example.

Prospect Earth - 7 Copper Ore
Prospect Cave Walls - 6 Copper Ore, 1 Uncut Gem
Prospect Deep Mountain Veins - 12 Copper Ore, 1 Moonlight Gem
Prospect Geothermal Cracks - 13 Copper Ore, 1 Cat's Eye Gem

For Prospect Earth, it's pass or fail. For the rest though, it could bring back 1 of the two, both, or none, which gets annoying if you need the 13 coppers and he brings back a gem instead.

Sometimes when it's happy, it'll bring back some random potions or chests as a gift to you. Sometimes you can get an order scroll, which asks you to deliver a certain amount of mats to an NPC for City Fame, which is required for you to purchase certain items.

Crafting
More or less straightforward, just get the mats and have it craft, note this gets annoying (like my robemaker) if they fail a craft for which the mat's not easy to get (like Sphere's Earth Essence). Sometimes makes you want to beat the living crap out of it. Maximize mood and stamina for best results.

Note, sometimes if it fails, it can randomly salvage a mat, which is kinda nice. (cough robemaker).

Disassembly
For certain mats, you need to disassemble. To disassemble, your weapon must have a colored name. Some of the weapons drops have colored names, disassemble them, the rest you can NPC. If you don't have any, some of the sprite's productions have colored names, make one and disassemble.

You can only disassemble an item if your sprite's disassemble level is equal to or higher than the weapon's level requirement for wielding.

Alchemy
To do alchemy, get a clay.

Then, the sprite will turn that into something in the "1st attempt" list in the alchemy list. If you don't like it, you can have him try again, however, every try beyond the first can fail and get you nothing.
You can try up to 5 times, each result is from the enumerated list of attempts.
The top prize in regular alchemy is "Saphael's Infinite Crystal". Which will get you a system announcement, as well as any perms in the rotation.
The list is changed every day in a 7-day cycle.

Training
Good for Crafting and Disassembly, costs mats but not -as- much mats, which is always nice because you won't be needing armor/weaponry that often but will need Crafting and Disassembly Levels.

Talking
The sprite gives you random pointers, it helps with mood, however spamming it only seems to work for the first few tries. The lower the mood is, the higher chance it'll succeed.

Summoning
If your sprite is happy (neutral won't do it) and has enough stamina, you can summon it. It'll give you buffs based on its equipment, and collect loot for you. Note if there were a cursed box, the sprite will pick it up anyway, owning you in the process. The sprite will pull aggro, but it won't attack or get attacked. It slowly loses stamina, and when a certain point is reached, it gets unsummoned.

Equipment
Sprites have two kinds of equipment: body equipment and furniture.

Body Equipment
A sprite can wear two emblems, a hat, and a body piece. hat and body changes its appearance and all 4 gives you a tiny boost in ability. If you put a new emblem in, it -overwrites- the old one. Keep that in mind. (There's also currently no way to recover emblems).

Furniture
For your sprite's room. Back Furniture and Left Furniture gives it boosts in collection and crafting (as well as happiness and maybe closeness), whereas Right Furniture is required for it to craft and disassemble (and gives happiness maybe closeness). You can also change the wall and floor, but those are consumable and only makes it potentially happier and closer.

Note: Sometimes it doesn't like what you bought for it, and it may make it sad, unless he gets used to it.

Chatter
The sprites will say a number of disgustingly cute things. However, certain things are of note:
"I feel useless/ordinary" Make it do more work.
"Master/Mistress only thinks of himself/herself" Let it rest.
"I want to go out for a bit" - Don't actually follow this, since I've found there's not much of an effect.
The rest you can ignore.

Evolution/Release
Only the first sprite you get can evolve
When your sprite's exp maxes (basically making it do work, summoning it won't give it any), and when you reach the level necessary (Lv. 21, Lv. 51). The sprite in Magic City Ilya will then send you a message and you can port to it to evolve your sprite.

Other sprites you gained (I've found no exceptions so far) cannot evolve at all. Once their exp is maxed, you can go to the altar and release them. You don't need to release it on full exp, but it's preferable as it effects the rewards you get, and a poorly trained sprite might result in punitive action from the sprite kings.

In order to release, the sprite must be happy, you also need to remove all furniture and equipment, but not blazons. Releasing an adequately trained sprite gains you some sprite messenger fame (which are needed to purchase certain things like every other fame in the game), and the ruler of the tribe will send you a gift box containing random rewards depending on how well you raised it (if you maxed EXP, you'll always get an A rank).

Battling
Again, only the first sprite you got seems to have this ability. His body/hat will boost his battle ability, but you'll need to purchase a battle challenge for it to battle another sprite. In short, just forget it. Only for bored high-levels.

That's pretty much what I've found. They are useful, I'm not going to deny that, but they're also a royal pain.

Grand Fantasia Talent Cards

Source: http://wiki.aeriagames.com/grandfantasia/index.php?title=Talent_Cards&action=edit

Once you have received the talent card right click it to learn that skill. Once you have learned it open your Skills menu (press "k") and select Talent to see what you have learned and apply it. Select 1 talent from each type and drag it to the appropriate spot (ex. earth talent is dragged to the earth talent spot).

You can learn all of your class talents and change them at will. There are 4 types of talents (earth, star, moon, and sun) that become available at different levels. In each type there are several levels of skills. You will find that certain combinations of talent types will provide you with bonuses (ex. Warrior class - Heavy Arms Specialist (earth) combined with Light Arms Specialist (star) will give you a cleric bonus).

To see what the bonus is hover over the small diamond in the center of the 4 cards (it will light up blue when you have a bonus) and read the pop-up text. You will also see a change in the title at the top of the cards if you have a bonus.

Blueprint - Level	Char Level	Class	Fragment	Number of Fragments	Adhesive
Shooting Specialist - 1	6	Archer	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Sniping Specialist - 1	6	Archer	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Sword Specialist - 1	6	Warrior	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Axe Specialist - 1	6	Warrior	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Hammer Specialist - 1	6	Warrior	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Magic Defense Specialist - 1	6	Priest/Mage	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Staff Specialist - 1	6	Priest/Mage	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Chained Magic Burst - 1	6	Mage	Earth Metal Fragment	10	Magic Adhesive
Shooting Specialist - 2	14	Archer	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Sniping Specialist - 2	14	Archer	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Sword Specialist - 2	14	Warrior	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Axe Specialist - 2	14	Warrior	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Hammer Specialist - 2	14	Warrior	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Magic Defense Specialist - 2	14	Priest/Mage	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Staff Specialist - 2	14	Priest/Mage	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Chained Magic Burst - 2	14	Mage	Earth Mithril Fragment	30	Silver Adhesive
Sword Specialist - 3	31	Paladin/Berserker/Ranger/Assasin	Earth Platinum Fragment	60	Gold Adhesive
Deathblow Attack - 2	28	Archer	Star Platinum Fragment	60	Gold Adhesive
Dashing - 2	28	Archer	Star Platinum Fragment	60	Gold Adhesive
Light Arms Specialist - 2	28	Warrior	Star Platinum Fragment	60	Gold Adhesive

Grand Fantasia Mage Skills

Actives
Magic Bolt
Deals Magic Damage, Adds 1 charge.

Target	CT	CD
Single Enemy	1.5	1.5

Skill Level	1	2	3	4	5	6
Player Level	6	10	14	18	22	26
Purchase Cost	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
MP	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	60
Magic Damage	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	639

Blunt Weapon
Reduces enemy's NAD

Target	CT	CD	Duration
Single Enemy	0	20	16

Skill Level	1	2	3	4	5	6
Player Level	6	10	14	18	22	26
Purchase Cost	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
MP	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	60
NAD Reduction	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	80

Magic Cannon
Requires Charge. Deals Magic Damage and Stuns

Target	CT	CD	Radius	Stun Duration
Single Enemy and surrounding enemies of target.	0	0	10	8

Skill Level	1	2	3	4	5	6
Player Level	6	10	14	18	22	26
Purchase Cost	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
MP	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	92
1 Charge Magic Damage	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	250
2 Charge Magic Damage	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	530
3 Charge Magic Damage	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	810
4 Charge Magic Damage	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	1090
5 Charge Magic Damage	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	1370

Magic Shackles
Disables enemy Movement

Target	Player Level	Purchase Cost	MP	CT	CD	Duration
Single Enemy	8	Unknown	30	2	6	6

Air Burst
Deals Magic Damage

Target	CT	CD	Radius
Surrounding Enemies	0	6	6

Skill Level	1	2	3	4	5	6
Player Level	8	12	16	20	24	28
Purchase Cost	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
MP	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	80
Magic Damage	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	473

Magic Shield
Reduces Magic damage taken

Target	CT	CD	Duration
Single Ally	1.5	30	30

Skill Level	1	2	3	4
Player Level	16	20	24	28
Purchase Cost	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
MP	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	48
Magic Damage Reduction	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	250

Light Blade Whirl
Disables Enemy Movement and DoT

Target	CT	CD	Radius	DoT Rate	Duration
Single Area	3	10	8	2	8

Skill Level	1	2	3	4
Player Level	16	20	24	28
Purchase Cost	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
MP	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	80
DoT	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	100-120

Passives
Magic Damage
Increase Magic Damage by 10%, gained once you become an apprentice mage.

Blast Increase
Increase Magic Crit change by 3%, gained once you become a mage.

Gia Talent
Chain Detonate
1. Increases Magic Crit by 1%, 9% chance of 2nd attack.
2. Increases Magic Crit by 2%, 12% chance of 2nd attack.
3. Increases Magic Crit by 3%, 15% chance of 2nd attack.

Magic Shield Mastery
1. Reduces Magic Damage received by 10%
2. Reduces Magic Damage received by 12%
3. Reduces Magic Damage received by 14%

Staff Mastery
1. Increase Magic Attack by 7% and Magic Crit by 10%
2. Increase Magic Attack by 9% and Magic Crit by 14%
3. Increase Magic Attack by 11% and Magic Crit by 18%

Astra Talent
Invigoration
1. Increase MP by 8%, Decrease chance of Magic Crit received by 5%
2. Increase MP by 9%, Decrease chance of Magic Crit received by 8%.
3. Increase MP by 10%, Decrease chance of Magic Crit received by 11%.

Magic Assault Mastery
1. Increase Magic Damage dealt by 10%
2. Increase Magic Damage dealt by 12%
3. Increase Magic Damage dealt by 15%

Channel Energy
1. Reduce MP cost by 10.
2. Reduce MP cost by 25.
3. Reduce MP cost by 40.

Reference: http://akfrostnagf.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=gameguidefashi&action=display&thread=5

Grand Fantasia Necromancer Class

The Necromancer, is it new to you?

So what is a necromancer?

Based on wikipedia site. Necromancy is a form of magic in which the practitioner seeks to summon "operative spirits" or "spirits of divination", for multiple reasons, from spiritual protection to wisdom.

So therefore, a necromancer is the one who practice necromancy. And now Grand Fantasia offers us this kind of Class.

In Grand Fantasia , a Necromancer Summons monsters to fight along with you. It also has Powerful magics that casts damages to monsters.

It is also the dark side of a wizard. It mostly summons hellhounds and lich mages. That help you kick the ass of monsters in the game.

I'd prefer this class if you love summoning magics and easy killing the enemy.

Necromancer Skills

Grand Fantasia Necromancer Skills

Summon Hellhound
Summons a hellhound.

CT	CD
3	3

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	31	40	50
Purchase Cost	N/A	36450	159600
MP	384	384	480
Level Relative to Player	-3	-2	-1

Summon Skeleton
Summons a skeleton sorceror.

CT	CD
3	3

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	34	44	54
Purchase Cost	10580	68548	252600
MP	384	480	600
Level Relative to Player	-3	-2	-1

Summon Zombie
Summons a corpse golem

CT	CD
3	3

Skill Level	1	2
Player Level	38	48
Purchase Cost	24795	122952
MP	384	480
Level Relative to Player	-3	-2

Shadow Bolt
Deals Magic damage and shadow damage, Chance of debuffing with "Plague". Adds 1 charge

CT	CD	MP	Plague Chance	Duration
1.5	2	80	15%	10

Skill Level	1	2	3	4	5	6
Player Level	31	34	38	42	46	50
Purchase Cost	N/A	10580	24795	49285	92860	159600
Magic Damage	510	547	595	643	689	735
Shadow Damage	252	270	293	316	340	362
Plague Level	3	3	3	4	4	4

Drain Life
Deals damage to enemy and heals self up to a % of damage dealt, then drains enemy over time and heals self.

Target	CT	CD	Heal %	DoT Rate	DoT Heal %
Single Enemy	1.5	8	60%	2	50%

Skill Level	1	2	3	4
Player Level	32	38	44	50
Purchase	6896	24795	68548	159600
MP	80	80	80	100
Magic Damage	657	748	873	942
DoT	114	129	145	158

Fog of Fear
Debuffs with "Fear 2".

Target	CT	CD	Radius
Surrounding Enemies	0	20	8

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	32	42	52
Purchase	6896	49285	200520
MP	107	134	168
Level Effective:	42	52	All

Dark Blood
Recovers HP

Target	CT	CD
Undead Summon	1	2

Skill Level	1	2	3	4	5	6
Player Level	31	34	38	42	46	50
Purchase Cost	N/A	10580	24795	49285	92860	159600
MP	48	48	48	60	60	60
HP Recovered	2703-2917	2973-3112	3340-3609	3715-4017	4102-4429	4496-4856

Curse of Weakening
Deals damage and debuffs with "Weakness"

Target	CT	CD			30%
Single Enemy	0	6			60

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	36	46	56
Purchase Cost	16470	92860	313887
MP	80	100	125
Magic Damage	718	867	1008
Weakness Level	3	4	5

Curse of Stupefy
Deals damage and debuffs with "Stupefied"

Target	CT	CD
Single Enemy	0	6

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	36	46	56
Purchase Cost	16470	92860	313887
MP	80	100	125
Magic Damage	718	867	1008
Stupefied Level	3	4	5

Spirit Form
Increases EVA, MSPD, and reduces aggro.

Target	CT	CD	EVA Boost	Aggro Reduction	Duration
Self	0	30	80%	50%	10

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	32	40	48
Purchase Cost	6896	36450	122952
MP	64	64	80
MSPD Boost	10%	15%	20%

Demonic Possession
Causes the target monster to attack other monsters. Unusable in battle or on a monster in battle. Can only be used on one target at a time.

Target	CT	CD
Single Enemy	3	6

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	32	42	52
Purchase Cost	6896	49285	200520
MP	80	100	125
Level Effective	42	52	62

Misery Coil
Deals damage and debuffs with "Bad Luck" (60% skill fail rate). Adds 1 charge

Target	CT	CD
Single Enemy	1.5	8

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	36	42	48
Purchase Cost	16470	49285	122952
MP	80	100	100
Magic Damage	718	808	895
Bad Luck Level	3	4	4

Sacrifice Order
Drains HP. Deals damage equal to 5x the amount healed.

Target	CT	CD
Undead Summon	0	30

Skill Level	1	2	3	4
Player Level	32	38	44	50
Purchase Cost	N/A	24795	68548	159600
MP	64	64	80	80
HP Drained	480-840	550-1000	640-1200	770-1430

Plague Mark
Deals damage and debuffs with "Plague". Adds 1 charge

Target	CT	CD
Single Enemy	2	8

Skill Level	1	2	3	4
Player Level	38	42	46	50
Purchase Cost	24795	49285	92850	159600
MP	80	100	100	100
Magic Damage	748	808	867	924
Plague Level	3	4	4	4

Bloodlust Frenzy
Increases NAD and ASPD, Requires Charge.

Target	CT	CD
Undead Summon	0	0

Skill Level	1	2
Player Level	40	50
Purchase Cost	36450	159600
MP	92	115
Pet NAD Boost	20%	25%
Pet ASPD Boost	35%	35%
1 Charge Duration	15	15
2 Charge Duration	20	20
3 Charge Duration	25	25
4 Charge Duration	30	30
5 Charge Duration	40	40

Summon Purgatoral
Summons a Purgatoral to do battle. Requires Charge

CT	CD
2	0

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	40	44	48
Purchase Cost	36450	68548	122952
MP	92	115	115
1 Charge Duration	60	60	60
2 Charge Duration	90	90	90
3 Charge Duration	120	120	120
4 Charge Duration	150	150	150
5 Charge Duration	180	180	180

Blood Bomb
Deals magic and shadow damage. The summon takes damage proportional to the damage dealt.

Target	CT	CD	Radius
Surrounding Enemies of Undead Summon	0	0	10

Skill Level	1	2	3	4
Player Level	31	36	42	48
Purchase Cost	N/A	16470	49285	122952
MP	123	123	154	154
1 Charge Magic Damage	210	230	250	270
2 Charge Magic Damage	430	460	530	550
3 Charge Magic Damage	650	680	800	870
4 Charge Magic Damage	870	930	1100	1200
5 Charge Magic Damage	1090	1160	1350	1500
Shadow Damage	180	200	250	350

Plague Aura
Buffs with "Plague Aura" (Chance of debuffing an attacking enemy with "Plague"). Only one team buff can be cast per person. Leaving the team or the instance will cause buff to be lost.

Target	CT	CD	MP
Entire Team	4	6	86

Skill Level	1	2	3
Player Level	32	40	48
Purchase Cost	6896	36750	122952
Debuff Success	10%	12%	14%
Plague Level	3	3	4

Dark Ritual
Buffs with "Dark Ritual" (Increases shadow resistance by 10, recovers HP up to a percentage of damage of each attack). Only one team buff can be cast per person. Leaving the team or the instance will cause buff to be lost.

Target	CT	CD
Entire Team	4	6

Skill Level	1	2
Player Level	40	46
Purchase Cost	36750	92860
MP	86	107
HP Recovered	4%	6%

Demonic Feast
Deals damage and debuffs enemy with DoT. Adds charge.

Target	CT	CD
Single Enemy	0	6

Skill Level	1
Player Level	61
Purchase Cost	669323
MP	150
Magic Damage	270
DoT Rate	2
DoT	450
DoT Duration	10

Wall of Bone Blades
Requires Charge. Buffs with "Reflector"

Target	CT	CD
Surrounding Allies	2	0

Skill Level	1
Player Level	61
Purchase Cost	669323
MP	231
Radius	10
Reflect Chance	50%
Physical Damage Reflection	30%
1 Charge Duration	12
2 Charge Duration	16
3 Charge Duration	24
4 Charge Duration	36
5 Charge Duration	48

Grand Fantasia Wizard Skills

Fire Spells
Fire Bolt
Level Req: 31
CT: 1.5 CD: 1.5
+1 Charge and deals 510 magic damage and 252 fire damage.

Heat Charge
Level Req:32
CT: 0 CD: 8
+1 Charge and deals 455 magic damage and 258 fire damage, pushes enemy back and stuns.

Flame Blast Shot
Level Req: 34
CT: 3 CD: 10
+1 Charge and deals 383 magic damage and 270 magic damage to all enemies within eight meters, 30% change of burn.

Flame Touch
Level Req: 32
CT: 4, CD: 6
Increase fire resistance on self or team member by 10. Has a 5% chance of burning an attacking enemy.

Obliterating Fire Storm
Level Req 31
CT: 3
Requires Charge
Causes damage proportional to charge to every enemy within a 12-meter radius.

Lightning Spells
Lightning Bolt
Level Req: 31
CT: 1.5 CD: 1.5
+1 Charge and deals 510 magic damage and 252 thunder damage.

Thunder Net
Level Req: 32
CT: 0 CD: 2
Deals 366 magic damage and 258 thunder damage to all enemies within six meters, 25% chance of Paralysis.

Magnetic Blast
Level Req: 34
+1 Charge and deals 455 magic damage and 258 thunder damage, 50% chance cripple

Lightning Shield
Level Req 32
CT: 4 CD: 6
Increase thunder resistance on self or team member by 10. Has a 5% chance of paralyzing an attacking enemy.

Annihilating Divine Thunder
Level Req 31
CT: 0
Requires Charge
Paralyzes enemy for 10 seconds, and causes damage proportional to charge.

Cold Spells
Ice Bolt
Level Req: 31
CT: 1.5 CD: 1.5
+1 Charge and deals 510 magic damage and 252 ice damage.

Ice Bind
Level Req: 32
CT: 0 CD: 8
+1 Charge and deals 455 magic damage and 258 ice damage, disables enemy movement.

Flashfreeze
Level Req: 34
CT: 0 CD: 12
+1 Charge and deals 547 magic damage and 270 ice damage, 30% chance of chill.

Cold Mirror
Level Req 32
CT: 4 CD: 6
Increase ice resistance on self or team member by 10. Has a 5% chance of freezing an attacking enemy.

Eradicating Frost Wave
Level Req 31
CT: 2
Requires Charge
Causes Damage Proportional to charge all enemies within ten meters and inflicts sleep.

Other Spells
Teleportation
Level Req: 36
CT: 0.5, CD: 6
Moves forward 8 meters.

Magic Interfere
Level Req: 36
CT: 3, CD: 10
Decreases enemy magic defense by 30%

Escape Harm
Level Req: 40
CT: 2, CD: 600
Teleports entire party to the map caster was last at.

Ultimate Secret of Casting
Level Req: 40
CT: 0
Requires Charge
Decreases CT by 30%

Ultimate Secret of Blasting
Level Req: 40
CT: 0
Requires Charge
Increases Magic Crit by 50%.

Luna Talent
Staff Shield
1. Reduce Physical Damage by 8%, increase evasion by 2%.
2. Reduce Physical Damage by 12%, increase evasion by 4%.
3. Reduce Physical Damage by 18%, increase evasion by 6%.

Blast Increase
1. Increase Magic Crit Damage by 10%, Increase Chance of Magic Crit by 1%.
2. Increase Magic Crit Damage by 13%, Increase Chance of Magic Crit by 2%.
3. Increase Magic Crit Damage by 16%, Increase Chance of Magic Crit by 3%.

Cast Concentration
1. Reduce chance of spell interruption by 15%, raise casting speed by 10%.
2. Reduce chance of spell interruption by 25%, raise casting speed by 15%.
3. Reduce chance of spell interruption by 35%, raise casting speed by 20%.

Sol Talent
Fire Element
1. Increase Fire Bolt Lv. 1-4's damage by 8% and Obliterating Fire Storm Lv. 1-3's Damage by 5%
2. Increase Fire Bolt Lv. 5-8's damage by 8% and Obliterating Fire Storm Lv. 3-5's Damage by 5%
3. Increase Fire Bolt Lv. 8-11's damage by 8% and Obliterating Fire Storm Lv. 4-6's Damage by 5%

Thunder Element
1. Increase Lightning Bolt Lv. 1-4's damage by 8% and Annihilating Divine Thunder Lv. 1-3's Damage by 5%
2. Increase Lightning Bolt Lv. 5-8's damage by 8% and Annihilating Divine Thunder Lv. 3-5's Damage by 5%
3. Increase Lightning Bolt Lv. 8-11's damage by 8% and Annihilating Divine Thunder Lv. 4-6's Damage by 5%

Ice Element
1. Increase Ice Bolt Lv. 1-4's damage by 8% and Eradicating Frost Field Lv. 1-3's Damage by 5%
2. Increase Ice Bolt Lv. 5-8's damage by 8% and Eradicating Frost Field Lv. 3-5's Damage by 5%
3. Increase Ice Bolt Lv. 8-11's damage by 8% and Eradicating Frost Field Lv. 4-6's Damage by 5%


Reference: http://akfrostnagf.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=gameguideyuansushi&action=display&thread=6

Grand Fantasia Wizard Class

Grand Fantasia Wizard

How to become a Grand Fantasia Wizard?
The Wizard is one of the most common character classes in all RPG games. And of course, Grand Fantasia offers this powerful staff wielding class. So what can i say about the Wizard Class? Here are the pros and cons:

Pros

1. The Wizard is Very powerful. It has indeed the highest magical attack damage. I myself experienced this. I usually attack a monster from a distance and even kill it before it reaches my character.
2. The Wizard class also have powerful buffs. It also have debuffs for monsters. It can paralyze, weaken, poison, inflict death on a target monster. All these skills are handy on PvP and not much on PvE.
3. A Grand Fantasia Wizard is one of the in-demand party members for dungeon and boss hunting. A Wizard can easily inflict high magical damage on bosses.

Cons

1. A Wizard has low HP and defence. Resulting to being vulnerable to any attacks.
2. A Wizard is very expensive to use. You need to refill your mana frequently.
3. A Wizard can’t boss hunt on its own. Well for some rich players with good equipment.

I wrote this because i use this character class :D
I think that’s all for the Grand Fantasia Wizard class. ^_^


Grand Fantasia Wizard Skill Guide

Featured Video

This is a Trailer for Grand Fantasia entitled "A Hero's Journey"

Pretty Cute huh? :D

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What Is Grand Fantasia?

Grand Fantasia is a free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) set in an expansive and carefully crafted fantasy world. Grand Fantasia offers players a variety of innovative and engaging features, including: character and sprite customization, a branching class system, sprite crafting, an incredible menagerie of mounts, player-versus-player (PvP) combat, team-based battlefields, challenging dungeons, epic region and world bosses, a player statue feature, in-game bulletin boards, auction houses, a player romance system, robust guild management and communication tools, and a host of quests (solo, party, and guild) that will entertain gamers of all play styles.

Grand Fantasia Harvest Day Celebration!

Harvest Day has come to Saphael! This day is an important holiday for the people of Saphael where they share great food and party with friends. Harvest Day also commemorates the awakening of the Mini Sunbirds who have been slumbering for several months. As more of these delicious birds emerge, the hunt for them will begin!

No Harvest Day celebration would be complete without events and rewards for the great heroes of Saphael! Players will have the opportunity to try out new Sprite capsules that make Sprite collection and crafting easier and faster. Players will also get to outfit their Sprites with festive Tribal outfits!

New Item Mall items:
Four new items have been added to the Item Mall!

1. Lucky Charm - +25% drop rate for 1 hour
   
2. Greater Lucky Charm - +50% drop rate for 1 hour
   
3. Fortification Clover - Increases success rate for Fortification
   
4. Alchemy Clover - Increases success rate for Alchemy

Thursday:

1. Mini Sunbird Hunt!!- The time to hunt Mini Sunbirds is upon us!
2. Random Events throughout the day with new prizes!

Friday:

1. Double EXP!!
2. Random Events throughout the day!

Saturday:

1. Double EXP and Double Drop!!
2. Suspicious Goblin activity...
3. Random Events throughout the day!

Sunday:

1. Double EXP and Double Drop!!
2. Suspicious Goblin activity...
3. Random Events throughout the day!

Harvest Day is not a happy celebration for all on Saphael... The goblin tribes take offense to this holiday and over the recent years have become more violent during this time of year. They have been known to cause problems for the heroes of Saphael during the Harvest Day celebration so be careful...

source: http://grandfantasia.aeriagames.com/node/42

Welcome to Grand Fantasia Fan Blog!

Hello Guys! Welcome to Grand Fantasia Blog!

Here you can see the latest and upcoming events on the newest most anticipated MMORPG game of the year!

Grand Fantasia Closed Beta already started.