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Beginner[]

Beginner is a character class in MapleStory. All new players who are in the category of Explorer start the game as Beginners on Maple Island. At level 10, Beginners may make the first job advancement and become either a Warrior, Magician, Bowman, Thief, or a Pirate. Though Beginners are not considered one of the "main" character classes, some people choose to remain as a Beginner past the first, second, or even third job advancements. They do this for a variety of reasons, the main one being that it is a challenge to take a Beginner that far.

Perma-Beginners[]

Permanent Beginners, also known as perma-beginners, are Beginners who choose not to make a job advancement. They get several perks, including cheaper taxi rides, no EXP-loss upon death, and plenty of respect. However, disadvantages to being a perma-beginner include having less HP and MP (Health and Mana Points), lack of skills, and very limited access to equipment. Their build is similar to that of a Warrior's so they rely mostly on melee weapons, but they will also never hit as high as most warriors. It is hard to level up as a perma-beginner since a majority of quests are job-restricted, and it is harder to take down most monsters than other characters. Nonetheless, plenty of players are proud to be Beginners.

Islanders[]

Islanders are a special "class" of beginners, that spend the majority of their lives residing on Maple Island. These characters not only choose not to job advance, but they also choose not to leave the island. As such, it is even harder for these characters to level. Quests are few, and they must rely on seasonal events to gain new equipment and exp. They must also be able to count on their friends to send them equipment, items, and other materials. Monster variety is VERY limited; the highest level monsters they can fight are Pigs and Orange Mushrooms. Most Islanders quit at level 20-ish.

After the Explorer revamp during Destiny update, Maple Island has been changed to be "part" of the story rather than being a "free roaming" area.

Noblesse (Cygnus Knights)[]

Noblesse are special Beginners (child) that are related to a previous character (parent) that has an additional skill call "Blessing of the Fairy" which buff up the character using the power of the sprite that make a character's (child) level rises 10, 1 skill point goes up for the connected character (parent). Noblesses can advance to Dawn Warrior, Blaze Wizard, Wind Archer, Night Walker, or Thunder Breaker.

Legendary Heroes[]

Legendary Heroes are unique that the character's class is that of the chosen Legendary Hero. Legends are the beginner for the Aran class. Legends exist as Arans who haven’t rediscovered any of their powers yet. While they share the same skills available to normal Beginners, there is a non marked skill which allows the class to hit more than one monster at a time while using a Pole Arm weapon. They also disregard the attack speed of Pole Arm weapons, granting them all the same speed.

Citizen (Resistance)[]

Citizen is a special beginner class, they were born in Edelstein, and they become a Resistance after making the job advancement.

??? (Shade)[]

There is one special type of Novice, which is named "???". It is the starting class for Shade upon awakening in Fox Point Village. Upon this class' release, there was a bug that allowed ??? players to exit the starting area and wander around Maple World, and it received numerous patches afterwards, making it impossible to leave the starting zone before you finish the initial questline. Because of that, you may rarely encounter any of them.

They have no skills at all, as opposed to other Beginner types, and that fact makes them even harder to level up. They have no special rankings, and they appear as part of regular Shade ranking in the leaderboards.[1]

Characters and Skills
Class
Job and Skills (Click on icon for skills)
Beginner

Class Beginner Beginner Skill Link Manager Link Skills

Explorers
Warrior

Class Warrior Hero Class Warrior Paladin Class Warrior Dark Knight

Magician

Class Magician Magician (Fire, Poison) Class Magician Magician (Ice, Lightning) Class Magician Bishop

Bowman

Class Bowman Bowmaster Class Bowman Marksman

Special

Class Pathfinder Pathfinder

Thief

Class Thief Night Lord Class Thief Shadower

Special

Class Dual Blade Dual Blade

Pirate

Class Pirate Buccaneer Class Pirate Corsair

Special

Class Cannoneer Cannoneer Class Jett Jett Class Dragon Warrior Zen

Cygnus Knights

Class Warrior Dawn Warrior Class Magician Blaze Wizard Class Bowman Wind Archer Class Thief Night Walker Class Pirate Thunder Breaker

Special

Class Mihile Mihile

Heroes

Class Aran Aran Class Evan Evan Class Mercedes Mercedes Class Phantom Phantom Class Luminous Luminous Class Shade Shade

Resistance

Class Blaster Blaster Class Battle Mage Battle Mage Class Wild Hunter Wild Hunter Class Mechanic Mechanic Class Xenon Xenon

Demon

Class Demon Slayer Demon Slayer Class Demon Avenger Demon Avenger

Nova

Class Kaiser Kaiser Class Angelic Angelic Buster Class Cadena Cadena Class Kain Kain

Flora

Class Illium Illium Class Ark Ark Class Adele Adele Skill Summon Chakri Khali

Sengoku

Class Hayato Hayato Class Kanna Kanna

Anima

Class Hoyoung Hoyoung Skill Land's Connection Lara

Monster

Skill Pink Powerhouse Pink Bean Pet Mini Yeti Yeti

Beast Tamer

Class Beast Tamer Chase

Child of God

Class Zero Zero

Kinesis

Class Kinesis Kinesis

Wu Shen

Class Mo Xuan Mo Xuan

Miscellaneous

Skill Macro Test Game Master Skill Banner of Plenty I Guild Skills Skill Monster Riding Miscellaneous Skills

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