Blaze Wizard/Flame Wizard Guide

The guide on this page was created for an older and outdated version of Maplestory and is now inaccurate to the current gameplay and no longer deemed useful. Please do not edit or delete this article.

Introduction

Just a brief information about Blaze Wizards:

As expected of any great Magicians, Blaze Wizards posses powerful magic. They can call on Ignis, the spirit of Fire, to fight with them. They can also merge with Ignis to release massive fire magic. Those who always strive to better themselves and are wary of self and enemy can become a Blaze Wizard. Blaze Wizards are very much alike to Fire/Poison Magicians, they possess most skills that a Fire/Poison Magician has.

This article is not totally done yet. I, myself is still on the path to the highest job advancement. Please do check out this article from time to time, I might have new information up.

Since we all can't create a KoC character unless, we're level 20 or higher, I know that most of us already know where to distribute the skill points to our beginner skills, so I decided not to include it here anymore.

The following topics are present in this article:

• Creating your KoC (Blaze Wizard) Character

• Blaze Wizard's Ability Point Distribution

• A Noblesse's Path to PROness

• Introduction to First Job Skills

• First Job Skill Build

• Where to Train at Levels 10-30

• Introduction to Second Job Skills

• Second Job Skill Build

• Where to Train at Levels 30-70

• Introduction to Third Job Skills

• Third Job Skill Build

• Where to Train at Levels 70-120

• Credits/Contact me

Creating Your Blaze Wizard

Starting off is pretty simple. Just follow these steps:

• Log-in with your level 20+ character, which will also be your Blaze Wizard's parent or lead (will be explained further soon). You must see the KoC trailer. Afterwards, Neinheart will ask you if you'd like to create a KoC character. If you click "Accept", you will be transported to Ereve.

• Right now, you must already be at Ereve. Shinsoo will talk to you and ask if you're ready to protect maple world. Of course once again, click "Accept".

• Then, create a character, pick a username and VOiLA! Your KoC character is created! Just a simple note, you don't need an extra slot for your KoC character, for they will provide you with that one. You will have a special, one-free-slot on your account, of course works for a KoC character only.

• Re-log and log-in with your KoC character.

A Noblesse's Path to PROness

Congratulations with your new KoC character! Your character must be at Ereve when you log-in. To start your journey, click Cygnus. Afterwards, click Neinheart and follow his quests. I recommend that you click Shinsoo from time to time. He will give you a blessing, which will be REALLY helpful.

Noblesse Skills and Skill Points Distribution

Common Beginner Skills

Icon	Skill Name	Description	Type	Mastered	Cooldown
	Link Manager	Allows you to manage your Link Skills, either by sharing with other characters on your account, or by choosing which skills to use on this character.	Active	1	-
	Nebulite Fusion	N/A	Active	1	-
	Blessing of the Fairy	Grants 1 skill level for every 10 levels your highest level character has. Between Blessing of the Fairy and Empress's Blessing, the higher increase is applied.	Passive	20	-
	Empress's Blessing	For every 5 levels on your highest level Cygnus Knight or Mihile character, this skill will gain 1 Skill Point. Blessing of the Fairy and Empress's Blessing do not stack, so only the stronger skill will be active. This skill can reach a max of Level 30, based on your Cygnus Knight or Mihile character's Noble Mind skill.	Passive	30	-
	Echo of Hero	Increase weapon attack and magic attack on all players around. (Only obtainable at level 200.)	Supportive	1	2 Hours

Noblesse

Icon	Skill Name	Description	Type	Mastered	Terms Between Skills
	Elemental Harmony	Use the harmony of nature to build affinity for an element of your choosing.	Passive	1	-
	Elemental Shift	Jump in any direction except down by pressing a direction key and jump in midair.	Supportive	3	10 Min
	Cygnus Blessing	The blessing of the awakened empress empowers the body to escape from danger.	Passive	2	-
	Elemental Slash	Attack enemies in front of you with pure, primal energy.	Active	1	-
	Elemental Expert	Become an expert of the elements to free you from elemental restrictions on all your skills.	Passive	1	-
	Imperial Recall	Return to the Empress using Shinsoo's power.	Supportive	1	30 minutes
	Noble Mind	Enhances Empress's Blessing effects	Passive	6	-

Skill Points Distribution

Level 2: +1 Three Snails (1)

Level 3: +1 Three Snails (2)

Level 4: +1 Three Snails (3, Maxed!)

Level 5: +1 Nimble Body (1)

Level 6: +1 Nimble Body (2)

Level 7: +1 Nimble Body (3, Maxed!)

End Result

• Three Snails- 3, Maxed.

• Nimble Body- 3, Maxed.

Noblesse Ability Points Distribution

As long as you're still below level 10, just apply ALL your skills to STR. This is until you get to level 10 and advance to a Blaze Wizard.

Basic AP Distribution for Blaze Wizards

This is the ability point distribution for Blaze Wizards.

So your stats should look something like this:

• LUK: +3 Higher than your level. For example, you're level 12, your LUK must be 15.

• INT: The rest of your ability points must be applied here.

• DEX: 4

• STR: 4

If you don't want to make things complicated, I recommend you to use the "Auto-assign" system.

Notes:

• This is obviously NOT for LUKless Wizards.

• A KoC character gets 6 ability points each level-up.

• Whatever happens, don't distribute your ability points to HP/MP. You already have enough and you wouldn't want to spoil your stats, won't you?

Introduction to First Job Skills

Shown here are the first job skills of a Blaze Wizard.

Icon	Skill Name	Description	Type	Mastered	Prerequisites
	Improving Max MP Increase	This skill boosts up the amount of increase on MaxMP after each Level UP, or AP used on MaxMP.	Passive	10	-
	Magic Guard	Temporarily replaces damage with MP instead of HP. If MP reaches 0, the HP takes a full hit.	Supportive	10	-
	Magic Armor	Temporarily boosts the weapon defense by blowing magic into the armor.	Supportive	10	Magic Guard Level 3
	Magic Claw	Use MP to attack an enemy twice.	Active	20	-
	Sprite Summon	Summon a Sprite that defends you. It increases the defense of the caster, and attacks nearby enemies.	Active	20	-

First Job Skill Build

Level 10: +1 Magic Claw (1)

Level 11: +2 Improving Max MP Increase (2), +1 Sprite Summon (1)

Level 12: +3 Improving Max MP Increase (5)

Level 13: +3 Improving Max MP Increase (8)

Level 14: +2 Improving Max MP Increase (10, Maxed!), +1 Magic Claw (2)

Level 15: +3 Magic Claw (5)

Level 16: +3 Magic Claw (8)

Level 17: +3 Magic Claw (11)

Level 18: +3 Magic Claw (14)

Level 19: +3 Magic Claw (17)

Level 20: +3 Magic Claw (20, Maxed!)

Level 21: +3 Magic Guard (3)

Level 22: +3 Sprite Summon (4)

Level 23: +3 Sprite Summon (7)

Level 24: +3 Sprite Summon (10)

Level 25: +3 Sprite Summon (13)

Level 26: +3 Sprite Summon (16)

Level 27: +3 Sprite Summon (19)

Level 28: +1 Sprite Summon (20, Maxed!), +2 Magic Guard (5)

Level 29: +3 Magic Guard (8)

Level 30: +2 Magic Guard (10, Maxed!), +1 Magic Armor (1)

End Result

• Improving Max MP Increase- 10, Maxed.

• Magic Guard- 10, Maxed.

• Magic Armour- 1.

• Magic Claw- 20, Maxed.

• Sprite Summon 20, Maxed.

Notes:

• Magic Guard over Magic Armor is VERY recommended. Magic Guard is very helpful to mages, since they have low HP. Therefore, decreases their chance to die.

Where to Train (10-30)

I usually prefer PQing (Party Quest) over grinding. So this is my recommendation to those aspiring Blaze Wizards.

• Level 10-21: Henesys Party Quest or HPQ. Click here for more information about HPQ

• Level 21-30: Kerning Party Quest or KPQ. Click here for more information about KPQ

If you'd like to train by yourself, you can try these places:

• Level 10-15: Henesys Hunting Ground I, better known as HG1 or HHG1

• Level 15-20: Pig Beach

• Level 20-25: Caution Falling Down (By the west of Kerning City)

• Level 25-30: Sleepywood (Try out Zombie Mushrooms)

Notes:

• PQing is much more recommended than grinding, if you're unfunded, or lazy ^_^.

• You can also do quests, for some quests give good exp too.

• Not to offend anyone, but when you want to try out HPQ or KPQ, as much as possible, recruit people who could comprehend with you. By that I mean people who could understand and speak English well, because some people could be party-crashers, and that'd be annoying.

Introduction to Second Job Skills

Shown here are the skills of an Official Blaze Wizard.

Icon	Skill Name	Description	Type	Mastered	Prerequisites
	Meditation	Meditate for a bit to temporarily boost up the magic attack of party members around the area.	Supportive	20	-
	Slow	Temporarily slows down the opponents around you. Can't use it on them twice at once, and affects only 6 enemies per attack.	Supportive	20	Teleport Lv. 5
	Fire Arrow	Create a fire arrow with the power of magic, and fires at an enemy. Applies 1.5 times the damage to the ice-based monsters, where as fire-based enemies receive only half the damage.	Active	20	-
	Teleport	Use the arrow keys to teleport to other places in the same map on a set distance. The higher the skill level, the less MP you spend.	Supportive	20	-
	Magic Booster	Uses up a significant amount of HP and MP to increase the attacking speed for spells.	Supportive	20	-
	Element Reset	For an amount of time, the casted skills are transformed into a neutral element.	Supportive	20	-
	Fire Pillar	Gives fire damage to nearby enemies. It can attack up to 6 monsters.	Active	20	-

Second Job Skill Build

I made two builds for the second job skills. Build A (Recommended), and Build B (Not recommended).

Skill Build A

Level 30: +1 Teleport (1)

Level 31: +3 Fire Pillar (3)

Level 32: +3 Fire Pillar (6)

Level 33: +3 Fire Pillar (9)

Level 34: +3 Fire Pillar (12)

Level 35: +3 Fire Pillar (15)

Level 36: +3 Fire Pillar (18)

Level 37: +2 Fire Pillar (20, Maxed!), +1 Elemental Reset (1)

Level 38: +3 Elemental Reset (4)

Level 39: +3 Elemental Reset (7)

Level 40: +3 Elemental Reset (10)

Level 41: +3 Elemental Reset (13)

Level 42: +3 Elemental Reset (16)

Level 43: +3 Elemental Reset (19)

Level 44: +1 Elemental Reset (20, Maxed!), +2 Magic Booster (2)

Level 45: +3 Magic Booster (5)

Level 46: +3 Magic Booster (8)

Level 47: +3 Magic Booster (11)

Level 48: +3 Magic Booster (14)

Level 49: +3 Magic Booster (17)

Level 50: +3 Magic Booster (20, Maxed!)

Level 51: +3 Meditation (3)

Level 52: +3 Meditation (6)

Level 53: +3 Meditation (9)

Level 54: +3 Meditation (12)

Level 55: +3 Meditation (15)

Level 56: +3 Meditation (18)

Level 57: +2 Meditation (20, Maxed!), +1 Fire Arrow (1)

Level 58: +3 Fire Arrow (4)

Level 59: +3 Fire Arrow (7)

Level 60: +3 Fire Arrow (10)

Level 61: +3 Fire Arrow (13)

Level 62: +3 Fire Arrow (16)

Level 63: +3 Fire Arrow (19)

Level 64: +1 Fire Arrow (20, Maxed!), +2 Teleport (3)

Level 65: +3 Teleport (6)

Level 66: +3 Teleport (9)

Level 67: +3 Teleport (12)

Level 68: +3 Teleport (15)

Level 69: +3 Teleport (18)

Level 70: +2 Teleport (20, Maxed!), 1 Slow (1)

End Result for Build A

• Meditation- 20, Maxed.

• Slow- 1.

• Fire Arrow- 20, Maxed.

• Teleport - 20, Maxed.

• Magic Booster- 20, Maxed.

• Elemental Reset- 20, Maxed.

• Fire Pillar- 20, Maxed.

Skill Build B

Level 30: +1 Teleport (1)

Level 31: +3 Fire Pillar (3)

Level 32: +3 Fire Pillar (6)

Level 33: +3 Fire Pillar (9)

Level 34: +3 Fire Pillar (12)

Level 35: +3 Fire Pillar (15)

Level 36: +3 Fire Pillar (18)

Level 37: +2 Fire Pillar (20, Maxed!), +1 Elemental Reset (1)

Level 38: +3 Elemental Reset (4)

Level 39: +3 Elemental Reset (7)

Level 40: +3 Elemental Reset (10)

Level 41: +3 Elemental Reset (13)

Level 42: +3 Elemental Reset (16)

Level 43: +3 Elemental Reset (19)

Level 44: +1 Elemental Reset (20, Maxed!), +2 Magic Booster (2)

Level 45: +3 Magic Booster (5)

Level 46: +3 Magic Booster (8)

Level 47: +3 Magic Booster (11)

Level 48: +3 Magic Booster (14)

Level 49: +3 Magic Booster (17)

Level 50: +3 Magic Booster (20, Maxed!)

Level 51: +3 Meditation (3)

Level 52: +3 Meditation (6)

Level 53: +3 Meditation (9)

Level 54: +3 Meditation (12)

Level 55: +3 Meditation (15)

Level 56: +3 Meditation (18)

Level 57: +2 Meditation (20, Maxed!), +1 Fire Arrow (1)

Level 58: +3 Fire Arrow (4)

Level 59: +3 Fire Arrow (7)

Level 60: +3 Fire Arrow (10)

Level 61: +3 Fire Arrow (13)

Level 62: +3 Fire Arrow (16)

Level 63: +3 Fire Arrow (19)

Level 64: +1 Fire Arrow (20, Maxed!), +2 Slow (2)

Level 65: +3 Slow (5)

Level 66: +3 Slow (8)

Level 67: +3 Slow (11)

Level 68: +3 Slow (14)

Level 69: +3 Slow (17)

Level 70: +3 Slow (20, Maxed!)

End Result for Build B

• Meditation- 20, Maxed.

• Slow- 20, Maxed.

• Fire Arrow- 20, Maxed.

• Teleport- 1.

• Magic Booster- 20, Maxed.

• Elemental Reset- 20, Maxed.

• Fire Pillar- 20, Maxed.

Notes:

• Build A is more recommended because Teleport is a MUST max. Wizards with max teleport are needed in some PQs, like GPQ or LPQ.

• If put in order according to The most useful skill to the Unneeded skill, Slow would take the last spot.

Where to Train (31-70)

• Level 31-50: Carnival Party Quest or CPQ. Click here for more information about CPQ

• Level 51-70: Ludibrium Maze Party Quest or LMPQ. Click here for more information about LMPQ

Introduction to Third Job Skills

Shown here are the skills in third job of a Blaze Wizard.

Icon	Skill Name	Description	Type	Mastered	Prerequisites
	Element Amplification	Use more MP, but Increase Magic Attack.	Supportive	20	-
	Elemental Resistance	Gains resistance against all Magic attacks (Fire, Ice, Lightning & Poison.)	Passive	20	-
	Seal	Seals up the enemies around you for a certain amount of time. Once sealed up, the monsters can't use attacking skills, but the skill does not work on boss monsters.	Active	20	-
	Meteor Shower	Summons meteors from outer space to the earth, striking up to 15 monsters at once. Incurs tremendous fire-based damages to those struck.	Active	20	-
	Ifrit	Calls upon the Ifrit familiar, who is fire-based. Attacks up to 3 monsters.	Supportive	20	-
	Fire Curtain	Create a fire barrier around the caster for an amount of time. Monsters inside the barrier receive damage continuously.	Active	30	-
	Fire Strike	Damages up to 6 enemies by throwing a huge fireball.	Active	30	-

Third Job Skill Build

Level 70: +1 Fire Curtain (1)

Level 71: +1 Fire Curtain (4)

Level 72: +3 Fire Curtain (7)

Level 73: +3 Fire Curtain (10)

Level 74: +3 Fire Curtain (13)

Level 75: +3 Fire Curtain (16)

Level 76: +3 Fire Curtain (19)

Level 77: +3 Fire Curtain (22)

Level 78: +3 Fire Curtain (25)

Level 79: +3 Fire Curtain (28)

Level 80: +2 Fire Curtain (30, Maxed!), +1 Element Amplification (1)

Level 81: +3 Element Amplification (4)

Level 82: +3 Element Amplification (7)

Level 83: +3 Element Amplification (10)

Level 84: +3 Element Amplification (13)

Level 85: +3 Element Amplification (16)

Level 86: +3 Element Amplification (19)

Level 87: +1 Element Amplification (20, Maxed!), +2 Fire Strike (2)

Level 88: +3 Fire Strike (5)

Level 89: +3 Fire Strike (8)

Level 90: +3 Fire Strike (11)

Level 91: +3 Fire Strike (14)

Level 92: +3 Fire Strike (17)

Level 93: +3 Fire Strike (20)

Level 94: +3 Fire Strike (23)

Level 95: +3 Fire Strike (26)

Level 96: +3 Fire Strike (29)

Level 97: +1 Fire Strike (30, Maxed!), +2 Elemental Resistance (2)

Level 98: +3 Elemental Resistance (5)

Level 99: +3 Elemental Resistance (8)

Level 100: +3 Ifrit (3)

Level 101: +3 Ifrit (6)

Level 102: +3 Ifrit (9)

Level 103: +3 Ifrit (12)

Level 104: +3 Ifrit (15)

Level 105: +3 Ifrit (18)

Level 106: +2 Ifrit (20, Maxed!), +1 Elemental Resistance (9)

Level 107: +3 Elemental Resistance (12)

Level 108: +3 Elemental Resistance (15)

Level 109: +3 Elemental Resistance (18)

Level 110: +3 Meteor Shower (3)

Level 111: +3 Meteor Shower (6)

Level 112: +3 Meteor Shower (9)

Level 113: +3 Meteor Shower (12)

Level 114: +3 Meteor Shower (15)

Level 115: +3 Meteor Shower (18)

Level 116: +2 Meteor Shower (20, Maxed!), +1 Elemental Resistance (19)

Level 117: +1 Elemental Resistance (20, Maxed!), +2 Seal (2)

Level 118: +3 Seal (5)

Level 119: +3 Seal (8)

Level 120: +3 Seal (11)

End Result

• Element Amplification- 20, Maxed.

• Elemental Resistance- 20, Maxed.

• Seal- 11.

• Meteor Shower- 20, Maxed.

• Ifrit- 20, Maxed.

• Fire Curtain- 30, Maxed.

• Fire Strike- 30, Maxed.

Notes:

• If the third job skills would be arranged according to the "Most Needed" to the "Most Unneeded", the skill Seal would take the last spot. This is the reason why you're MOST definitely not going to max Seal. You've come this far, don't go mess your skills.

• The skill Ifrit could be obtained by doing the quest Inverse Attributes. Click here for more information about the quest.

• The skill Meteor Shower could be obtained by doing the quest Shammos'Past. Click here for more information about the quest.

• It is recommended to max Element Amplification before Fire Strike because you have a lot of mob attacks already, and Element Amplification would really be a helpful skill. It is always useful to have a supportive skill too :)

Where to Train (71-120)

This will be updated later soon.

Credits/Contact Me?

Credits to me.

Contact me!

I'm currently playing on Bellocan. My KoC's username is EreveHeroine. My main's username (which I'll be more active at) is Cylienne.

Please whisper me in-game if you have any questions, or suggestions to improve my Wiki articles.

You can also contact me at:

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Thanks to all! :)