The Mage

Magic type of characters make use of wand and fan. They are the healers in game. It uses wand and fan in game to cast the spells. They are preferred to be support type due to their low defense. The preferred stat for Magic class characters is intellect and spirits.

Weapons:

Wand – it has slower casting time but higher damage dealt to the enemy compared to other weapons.

Fan - N/A

Mage's Passive Skills

Mage's Active Skills

The Archer

Range type of characters make use of bow and firelock. They have the longest range among the classes in the game. They can be a support or a tanker. The preferred stat of Range type classes is mind.

Archer's Passive Skills

Archer's Active Skills

Type : Spear

Class :Melee

Here is the list of active skills which can only be available when you are using a SPEAR as your weapon.

Type : Sword
Class : Melee
Here is the list of active skills which can only be available when you are using a SWORD as your weapon.

Type : Sword/Spear
Class : Melee
Here is the list of passive skills which can be learnt by SPEAR and SWORD users. [PART 1]

Here is the list of passive skills which can be learnt by spear and sword users. [PART 2]

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Looking for some different kind of MMORPG? You don’t want to miss this game! Heaven’s Island is a trading-based style MMORPG. Here are some of the game features, Trading Business where you trade some of the goods and sell it to other towns to gain more profit. Ship battle where you battle against other pirates and bandits while you travel across the sea. Hire some Mercenary allies that will surely help to assist you on battling monsters.

Trading Business

Ship battle

Mercenaries

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why hello there, soldiers? i saved my screenshots and have been playing something else for weeks.

i came to catch up with ya'll if you don't mind xD recently i have fallen in love with yugioh online but hated the fact cards needed to be bought. i still played it anyway and got so annoyed from losing to a single npc about 15 times in a row.. lmao! okay here goes!

i was chatting with people in channel ENG01 and said " *sigh* i can never beat these npcs with this starter deck and i can't charge BP ;-;

then this random nice kind handsome extreme superman hero guy tells me to trade.. O_o im shocked he actually gave me some cards!

were those all the cards? NO IT WAS NOT LOL MORE CARDS!? i was entertaining him so he doesn't change his mind, NO YOU 

hi guys i have recently heard yu-gi-oh! online going free so i gave it a try ^-^

ONLINE DUEL ACCELERATOR - Yu-Gi-Oh! ONLINE F2P O_Ov

www.yugioh-online.net/v3

i was really impressed on the little customization they had, i could choose the hair color and eye color, i loved it ^^

not only that but it offered you options to set one of the three animation types A/B/C

though when i saw 0 cards on my screen, i screamed and uninstalled it instantly! xD

 

i was wrong though, a friend told me that new people can't find it, so i reinstalled the game and tried searching for it, oh here it was!

85 cards in your trunk! that is totally licious but the problem is none of those cards are good enough to lead you to victory.. even lv.8 npcs

are impossible to defeat and i'll show you

well the title is not very accurate since technically all games are community based. even MMORPGs that we see now ....however crappy it is.....has a community around it. dedicated fans of a game sticking what what they have worked for and hoping they can achieve more. after playing enough of MMORPGs, i find myself wondering about what started the whole thing, what was the first spark which made these games we have now exist.

THE SPARK OF ALL MORDERN GAMES TO DATE(except copies)

As most of you may know, long before computer games, the father of all mordern computer and video games, the table top RPD, D&D was already in existence, and if you don't know what D&D is, you better brush up on your gaming history if you consider yourself a respectable gamer. It was awkward to play it around people since....it was basically a boys version of playing house, except that instead of reenacting daily events, the players were heroes in a vast world where anything could happen.

Like i

I decided to test out this free game trading site my friend gave me, you all know Sandy, right?  Yeah.  With my one free credit, I requested Drive:You Are The Wheel Man for the PS2.  On site, it showed when the person you were trading with was going to ship, and when it was shipped, then when you recieve it, its nice to send feedback to the person who traded you.  I just got it today, and its perfect! 

Thought Id just write a short entry.  Goozex has a lot of videogames and pc games from all gaming systems, though after you use the first free credits, you have to buy more.  I'll buying after I have a job XD  You dont have to join to take a look:

http://www.goozex.com/trading/asp/join.asp?idr=6109777330348

SOE announced a deal with Live Gamer to expand in-game real-money trading in its current and future MMOs last week. But do real-world economics belong in a fantasy setting?

     Have you ever been paid or received real money for virtual goods?

ppls ,i need ur opinions about it.

As for  me,  i often buy some virtual money from ppls in-game

i dun break the  game balance and dun use any cheater in-game LOl

plz let me know,whether i was wrong ?

 

Late yesterday, Sparter Inc. announced the Gamer2Gamer virtual currency trading platform. The goal: to provide a secure currency trading environment for players of Massively Multiplayer Online Games. Rather than purchasing currency outright, the goal of the project is to cut out the middleman and (implicitly) the gold-farming consortiums that supply larger for-pay sites. We were contacted by a representative from the company before the release went out, looking to speak with the Slashdot community about the service. In his words, the folks at Gamer2Gamer "are devoted gamers themselves and are well aware that not everyone will like the idea -- but we think plenty of folks will like a world where Real Money Transfer is workable and unintrusive." And so, you get the chance today to put the hard questions to them. One question per comment, please, and we'll pass on the best of the lot to be answered as soon as possible. Update: 06/14 17:58 GMT by Z : Howzer points out that there is an extensive FAQ on the service, that you can use as a springboard for questions.