Why choose and acoyle??

 

The Acolyte is the underdog of Rune Midgard(RO world). All parties love
Acolytes. Acolytes/Priest's have a lot of support spells that the party
may find useful. Not only are they good party mates, there decent at soloing
Choose the Acolyte of you have a good party and like to beat up on zombies!

And you easily get money by putting a MP(Magnificat Party) party for 4/3/2/5K!!! either choose how much zeny you want, then in a day you'll get 100k in not less then two days!! See it's fast!!!

 

How/where to change job.

 

to change job to an acolyte first go to prontera then go upper right until you see a church but if you're a bit confused on where it is there's always a Guard in the City I think you can see it near Kafra's and the Warp Point's. OK know how to change jobs after going inside the prontera church don't go wandering around yet first to right then go upper right then you'll see a priest then talk to him until you're finished talking now go to the priest where he assigned to go to . Know here are some guidelines to know where they are:

 

 

Father Yosuke

First go to Geffen then go east then go east again (2nd east screen) until you find something like a bridge but it's not in Mt.Myjonir, go to the bridge until you see an NPC then talk to him.

 

Mother Matilda

Go to morroc the go on the north warp point then go to the Farthest Northwest then you'll see her.

 

FatherRubalkubara

Go in prontera then go up until your in a forest then go east but be careful 'cause there's mandragora's there then just keep putting /where you're going to see if it's YOYO forest or if it's St. Capitolina Abbey(where to change job to a monk).

 

After that go back to the NPC in the Prontera Church that you talked to when you wanted to become an Acolyte...... When Vwuala!!!! You're now and Acolyte!!! And now you can rome around the Church!!

b.                                           ۩ tHeIf ۩

 

Think your tough enough to be a thief? Well, here you can find out just that.  Thieves are some of the
fastest hitting people in RO.  They also evade attacks from their current enemies.  High level thieves will
dish out large amount of damage in a short time without getting hit.  The thief is also very versatile, able
to use swords, daggers, and bows.

 

Go to morroc, then go upper left then go upper left until you see people and a kafra then go inside the pyramid after going inside go in the middle then in your map looks like a cross, then go left until you see a male and a female NPC. After talking to them go oustide the pyramid then go to the pond like place that you see in your map then go a little bit right of it then you'll see an NPC then he'll warp you to a FARM. (

Thief Quest

Orange Gooey Mushroom - 1 Point  Orange Net Mushroom - 3 Points

 

 

 

c.                                                       ⌂ mErChAnT ⌂

 

I've heard many people often state, quite bluntly, that using
a Merchant as your initial class is a bad idea, as Merchants
require a hefty load of money to begin with. This is nonsense.
Merchants make ideal starting characters, they just need the
right strategy, and a little bit of luck.

 

Go to alberta then go lower right until you see a warp point go inside then talk to the NPC then pay the given amount and remenber the serial code. Then go lower and talk to an NPC then he'll give you a small box and a letter then go to the designated place he asked you then talk to the NPC he asked you to talk then you'll recieve a Letter or a Voucher or a Reciept telling that you gave the small box to the NPC then to back to the Merchant Guild and Vwuala your a Merchant!!!

 

d                                                ♀sWorDsMaN ♀

 

( Sorry I don't have any description, as long as i know this is the strongest Melee Job in ragnarok can only carry Dagger and Sword waepons)

 

 

 

 

e.                                        ↓Archer ↓

 

 

Go to payon then go upper right going to archer village

(map of archer village)

 

then go to the A in the map then talk to the NPC in the Front Desk then ask you to collect trunks any kind of trunk (you can get it in Willows) go collect any kind of trunks.

Get Fine-Gained Trunk, Trunk, Barren Trunk, Solid Trunk

Here are the Kind of trunks you need to get and how many points they are:

Archer Quest
Barren Trunk - 1 Point  Solid Trunk - 3 Points  Fine-grained Trunk - 5 Points
What to do	Collect the 3 kinds of trunk to get 25 points, then take them to the Archer Guildsman in the Payon Archer Village
Where to find them	Dropped by Willow, map south of Payon Town.

(also include the Ordinary Trunk "Trunk" )

 

 

f.                                                      § Mage/Magician §

 

A mage should probably specialize. You only have 50 Job Levels to work with,
and that's not as many as you might think. Mages have more skills than any
other class in the game, and so they need skill points (gained by raising your
Job Level) a whole lot more than any other class. Add in the fact that you
have to raise the weaker skills at least some before you get the stronger ones
and you begin to realize how important it is to get a few strong skills than a
lot of weak ones.

Go to Geffen

Go to the to the place where's the M then talk to the NPC near the Blackboard. Then go to the Bookshelf until you see something that you can read then it'll say the items that you need and here are the list that you might get:

 

Mage Quest
Empty Test Tube  Empty Potion Bottle
What to do	Go to the Mage Guild in Geffen and talk to the female NPC. She will give you a vial, a recipe number and a serial number(be sure to remember or write down this number). Check the bookshelf for the list of ingredients. Get the ingredients and mix them in the Mixing Machine then give the solution to the NPC. There are 4 different potions
Ingredients	1. 2 Jellopy, 3 Fluff, 1 Milk, Payon Solution ~ (8472) 2. 3 Jellopy, 1 Fluff, 1 Milk ~ (3735) 3. 6 Jellopy, 1 Fluff, Payon Solution ~ (2750) 4. 2 Jellopy, 3 Fluff, Morroc Solution ~ (5429)

Then go talk to the NPC near the blackboard and vwuala your a mage now!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOOD PLACES TO LEVEL :

 

 

SWORDSMAN:

 

Levels 1-10: Any area that has porings, fabres, lunatics, pickies, or
rodas. Until you reach your first class, you won't be able to kill much
else. If this isn't your first character, and you have a bunch of zenny,
go ahead and buy a bunch of fruit healing items and level up on rockers,
as long as you have a blade, and your level 4-5, this should be the
fastest way to level, if you have the money for massive fruits.

Levels 11-20: If you go one screen south and one screen west of
prontera, you will be in rocker hill. This is a good place to level up
on, just kill rockers. 

Levels 21-30: You can level up in several places. Biblian Island Dungeon
level 1 would be a pretty good place to level up, just stay away from
the jellyfish like creatures. You can also try southeast of morroc, in
the ants area. Or maybe go to other desert areas and kill pecopecos,
boas, and wolves. 

Levels 31-40: You can now chose several places to level. You can try
smokie forest, biblian level 2, horns, orc village
(just avoid the orc hero, or you will be sorry).

Levels 41-50: Biblian 2 will start to be really good here, it have great
loot, enemies there aren't too strong, or aggressive, and they give good
experience. You can also try orc village some more, or bigfoots, if you
have enough agi you should dodge bigfoots a LOT, but it really isn't
recommended for VIT swordsman, since you will still get hit often and
for high damage. For later levels, I would recommend switching to goblin
village. And that is probably where you should stay the rest of your
swordy days, unless you are pure vit, you can try drainliars in coal
mines level 1.

Levels 51-60: Keep leveling where you were in the 41-50s. Biblian 2 is
still a pretty good place to level, but there are also faster places you
can level...however, along with that, they are a lot more expensive.
Personally I'd say you should level in goblin village, cause it gives
good exp until your a knight, better exp than Biblian dungeon level 2.
Once you reach a knight, continue leveling there until job level 20 or
so, and then you can go into dungeons and start killing things in there
(such as payon 3, sphynx, pyramids 2, any of the middle level dungeons)

Levels 61-70: I'd recommend Sphinx level 3 if you have a priest with you,
and maybe even if you don't have a priest with you. It's really good exp,
especially during these levels, you should be getting a ton per requiem.
If not, try payon 3/4, mids 2, maybe coal mines or biba 4 (if you have
really good def).

Levels 70+: I would highly recommend sphinx level 3 after you hit level
70. Sphinx 3 monsters give great exp, especially requiems, and they
aren't even very strong! Plus, there are also several different rares
that you can get there. Celebrant's Mitten, Wand of Occult, Old Blue Box,
Matyr Leash, Heaven Ring, and two of the best cards are in there, Matyr
Card, and Whisper Card. So not only is it a good money maker, but great
exp. When you get high enough you can go to glast heim and fight some of
the lower agi monsters if you aren't a crit/dex build, and that's probably
where you'll want to level until 99.

 

THIEF :

 

Levels 1-10: Any area that has porings, fabres, lunatics, pickies, or
rodas. Until you reach your first class, you won't be able to kill much
else. If this isn't your first character, and you have a bunch of zenny,
go ahead and buy a bunch of fruit healing items and level up on rockers,
as long as you have a blade, and your level 4-5, this should be the
fastest way to level, if you have the money for massive fruits.

Levels 11-20: If you go one screen south and one screen west of
prontera, you will be in rocker hill. This is a good place to level up
on, just kill rockers. 

Levels 21-30: You can level up in several places. Biblian Island Dungeon
level 1 would be a pretty good place to level up, just stay away from
the jellyfish like creatures. You can also try southeast of morroc, in
the ants area. Or maybe go to other desert areas and kill pecopecos,
boas, and wolves. 

Levels 31-40: You can now chose several places to level. You can try
smokie forest, biblian level 2, horns, orc village
(just avoid the orc hero, or you will be sorry).

Levels 41-50: Biblian 2 will start to be really good here, it have great
loot, enemies there aren't too strong, or aggressive, and they give good
experience. You can also try orc village some more, or bigfoots, if you
have enough agi you should dodge bigfoots a LOT, but it really isn't
recommended for VIT swordsman, since you will still get hit often and
for high damage. For later levels, I would recommend switching to goblin
village. And that is probably where you should stay the rest of your
swordy days, unless you are pure vit, you can try drainliars in coal
mines level 1.

Levels 51-60: Keep leveling where you were in the 41-50s. Biblian 2 is
still a pretty good place to level, but there are also faster places you
can level...however, along with that, they are a lot more expensive.
Personally I'd say you should level in goblin village, cause it gives
good exp until your a knight, better exp than Biblian dungeon level 2.
Once you reach a knight, continue leveling there until job level 20 or
so, and then you can go into dungeons and start killing things in there
(such as payon 3, sphynx, pyramids 2, any of the middle level dungeons)

Levels 61-70: I'd recommend Sphinx level 3 if you have a priest with you,
and maybe even if you don't have a priest with you. It's really good exp,
especially during these levels, you should be getting a ton per requiem.
If not, try payon 3/4, mids 2, maybe coal mines or biba 4 (if you have
really good def).

Levels 70+: I would highly recommend sphinx level 3 after you hit level
70. Sphinx 3 monsters give great exp, especially requiems, and they
aren't even very strong! Plus, there are also several different rares
that you can get there. Celebrant's Mitten, Wand of Occult, Old Blue Box,
Matyr Leash, Heaven Ring, and two of the best cards are in there, Matyr
Card, and Whisper Card. So not only is it a good money maker, but great
exp. When you get high enough you can go to glast heim and fight some of
the lower agi monsters if you aren't a crit/dex build, and that's probably
where you'll want to level until 99.

MAGE:

 

Okay, so you've chosen what spells you're going to get. Next you need to level
up to get the spells. For your first few Job Levels as a Mage, keep on killing
Porings; you can get to Job Level 5 (to get the LV 4 Bolt) by just doing this
outside of Geffen in probably under an hour. So where do you level up? This
depends on what Bolt you got. But before you do anythign else, buy a Rod or
Wand (the two weakest Mage weapons); the Rod gives you +15% Magic ATK (MATK),
and the Wand gives the +15% MATK and +1 INT (which is worth the extra fee).
If you chose Lightning Bolt them make sure that you have at least 150z left
over.

If you chose Lightning Bolt then you want to level up in Bibalan caves. To get
to Bibalan you must first get to Izlude. Izlude is one screen south and one
east of Prontera. There go to the docks (in the northeastern corner of town)
and pay the fee to go to Bibalan. Be sure to save here; you don't want to have
to pay the boat fee every time you die. It'll take a while to find the cave
entrance, buts its not TOO hard. Here there are three types of enemies: Roda
Frogs, Spores, and Vadons. Roda Frogs have about 160 HP, and can probably be
killed by a single LV 4 Lightning Bolt right when you arrive. Spores have
about 200 HP. You MIGHT need to use hit-and-run tactics to beat them when you
first arrive, but after your first few levels a single LV 4 Lightning Bolt can
easily beat one. Vadons are harder. They have 700-800 HP (not sure of exact
amount) and hit HARD. You will definately need to use hit-and-run tactics on
them until above LV 20. Here in Bibalan you will need to level up to level
20-25. Don't worry, the levels go by really quickly. Then you will probably be
ready to risk level 2 of Bibalan; the entrance is a stairway leading down
somewhere in the caves... sorry that I can't give more detailed instructions.
I'm not sure what level you should be before you risk the third level of
Bibalan, but you should probably have Thunderstorm or Soul Strike at LV 10
before trying.

If you chose Cold Bolt then you want to go the the desert. To get there head
two screens south of Prontera and you'll have reached the desert. You should
head west a bit, though, and find Morroc; after the first few screens west
its a southern exit; it isn't too hard to find because it has a wall around
it. Save there. Now go kill enemies. Pickys are pretty weak, and I don't think
that Condors are TOO strong. Sorry for the lack of detailed information, but
I've quite honestly never played a Cold-using mage. After you get Frost Driver
or Soul Strike to level 10 you should start trying enemies like Golems,
Snakes, scorpions (I think there's a scorpion enemy, but I'm not sure about
the name), or maybe even in the Pyramids; the Pyramid is in the faaaar west
desert.

If you chose Fire Bolt then you're probably pretty well off where you are.
Willows should easily fall to an LV 4 Fire Bolt if you have decent INT, and
both Rockers and Hornets are weak against Fire. Later, you might want to find
the areas with Yoyos and Smokies (sorry, I'll try and find out the exact
location for the next update), since I think they're weak against Fire (once
more, I'll try to confirm this by the next update). Also, the Pyramids might
not be a bad idea once you get Fire Wall OR Soul Strike to LV 10, since
undead (which the pyramid is FULL of) are also weak against fire, but not as
much as they are to light.

Mages should probably avoid areas like Culvert (the sewers) or any other areas
with lots of agressive enemies until they have Soul Strike; since the enemies
attack without you provoking them, you NEED to be able to cast quickly, and
Soul Strike is the only spell that fits that description. Not to mention that
a lot of the agressive enemies happen to be undead.

 

ARCHER:

 

10-15          condors, pickies, savage babes, small thief bugs

15-20          rockers, hornets, culvert level 1,2(beware of bug mobs)

20-25          mandragoras, big thief bugs, spores, poporings, culvert 3

25-30          ambernites, wolfs, boas, pecos, poporings, wormtails, culvert 3, bibiland 1,2, payon 1

30-35          cocos, horns, stainers, payon 2

35-40          coal mines 1, yoyo forest, elder willow forest, ant hell, payon 2

40-45          orc village, ant hell, golem desert, payon 2, hodes (hit and run)

45-50+         hode desert, payon 2,3, savage map, sandman map (fire arrows), eventually you will get job 40

Cliff Sniping Areas: (For Power Leveling)

20-30          mandragoras, yoyo forest, stainer map

30-40          HT savage rooms, desert wolf map, golem desert, hode map, kobold map, argiope map

40+            mids 3, comodo, glast heim and clock tower snipe spots (If you can make it)

Cliff sniping will allow you to level a lot quicker, but you have to spend a lot of money because
you usually don't get your loot and you go through arrows quickly.  I would definitely recommend
cliff sniping if you have a rich friend or another character with lots of zeny.  If not, stick with the
basic level up areas and that way you actually make money and you also level up at a decent
speed.  Also, cliff sniping can be dangerous so make sure to watch your back ;).

MERCHANT:

 

(I'll try to update this one still finding a better place to level)

 

 

ACOLYTE:

 

1-10 - Porings/Lunatics/Fabres/Willows
10-24 - 1 North of Morroc - Drops/Condors/Pickys/Super Pickys
24-26 - Heal Bomb in Payon 1 against Zombies
26-53 - Heal Bomb in Glastheim Graveyard
53 + - Glastheim and anywhere with your party =D