Combo Sequence  - 1st + 2nd + 3rd Skill
Combo Requirement - 3rd Profession Quest

To become a High Elf, start as a Fairy Elf and complete two class upgrade quests. At level 150, speak to NPC Sebina in Devias and complete her quest: first, find the Scroll of Emperor in Dungeon 3 or Lost Tower 1–3, then bring her the Tear of Elf, which drops in Lost Tower 6–7 or Atlans 2–3. This upgrades you to Muse Elf.

For the next upgrade, reach level 400 and pay Zen to start the third class quest. You’ll need to defeat specific monsters in Barracks (Balram, Death Spirit, Soram) and then kill the Dark Elf Hero in Refuge. After completing these tasks and returning to the NPC, your character becomes a High Elf, unlocking new skills and the ability to equip the best gear and wings.

Both Elf and Summoner have unique strengths. Elves are highly versatile—they can focus on ranged damage (Agility Elf) or provide powerful buffs and healing (Energy Elf), making them valuable in both solo and party play. Summoners specialize in magical attacks and can summon creatures to aid them, excelling in PvE and PvP with strong spells. The best choice depends on your preferred playstyle: choose Elf for flexibility and support, Summoner for pure magical offense and summoning abilities.

The Elf is a versatile class that can specialize in either ranged physical damage (Agility Elf), party support (Energy Elf), or a hybrid of both. Agility Elves focus on rapid bow attacks and high defense rate, making them effective solo hunters and trainers. Energy Elves concentrate on buffing and healing party members with skills like Greater Defense, Greater Damage, and Heal, making them essential in group play. As you progress, choose gear that enhances your chosen build: bows and sets for Agility, or items that boost energy for support roles. Adapt your playstyle to your chosen specialization—either dealing consistent damage from range or supporting allies with powerful buffs and healing.

Skill distribution for Elves depends on your intended role:

• Agility Elf: Allocate most points to Agility for increased attack speed, accuracy, and defense rate. Only invest the minimum in Strength and Energy required to equip your gear and use key skills.

• Energy Elf: Focus on Energy to maximize the effectiveness of your buffs and healing skills. Strength and Agility should be kept at the minimum needed for equipment.

• Hybrid Elf: Balance points between Agility and Energy to provide both damage and support, but avoid spreading stats too thin.

Always adjust your stat distribution as you acquire better equipment and as your playstyle evolves.

Focus most points on Energy to boost your buffs and healing. Put just enough Strength and Agility to wear your gear. Use sets like Vine or BloodAngel and weapons like Kris for faster buff casting. Stay behind your party, keep buffs active, and heal teammates often. This build excels at supporting groups rather than solo damage.