Spellsinger (Freya) guide — Elemental Master

Spellsinger class guide for Lineage 2 Freya: how to get the class, which skills to take, what to wear and where to level.

"Shilen breathed the spirit of water into the first form that was created. Thus the elven race appeared..."

Spellsinger (SpS, Spellsinger) - an elemental mage of the elven race who can command all the might and power of the water element.

Contents 1 Base stats 2 Tattoo 3 Skills overview 4 Subclass skills 5 Character equipment 6 Leveling theory 7 Hunting grounds 8 PvP 9 Olympiad 9.1 Talismans 9.2 Basic tactics 10 Changes in game updates 11 Class gameplay videos

Base stats

• What do all these letters and numbers mean?
• STR (Strength, Strength, STR) - determines melee attack power. As mages we don't care about it.
• DEX (Dexterity, Dexterity, DEX) - for us it's only movement speed, evasion and shield block chance.
  • 24 - one of the highest values among mages.
• CON (Constitution, Constitution, CON) - the amount of Life (HP) and its recovery speed, resistance to shock attacks and carrying weight.
  • 25 - not the best value; only our dark brothers have worse.
• INT (Intelligence, Intelligence, INT) - determines Magic attack power and debuff landing.
  • 37 - the lowest value among all mages, but that's not what Spellsingers are famous for...
• WIT (Wit, WIT) - determines casting speed and magic critical rate.
  • 23 - we have the highest value of all classes in the game.
• MEN (Mental Strength, Mentality, MEN) - determines MP and its recovery, and also affects M. Def. and resistance to Mental attacks.
  • 40 - also one of the highest values; only Orcs have more.

So Spellsinger has the highest WIT value, and consequently the fastest casting speed and the highest chance of magic crits, which is its main advantage over other mages. We also have fairly good magic defense.
Among the downsides - very low magic attack power and low HP.

Tattoo

Tattoos let you strengthen some of your character's qualities at the expense of other, less important stats.
Like any mage, what matters to us first is magic attack speed and power.
The most optimal option for us is to raise casting speed (WIT) and magic attack power (INT) at the expense of magic defense, and to raise HP (CON) at the expense of STR (STR), which we don't need.
We use

• +4 INT -4 MEN
• +4 WIT -4 MEN
• +4 CON -4 STR

If you want to raise casting speed as much as possible, instead of the third tattoo you can use

• +1 WIT -1 MEN

P.S.: At low levels you most likely won't have the adena for a +4/-4 tattoo, so you can safely use +4/-5 bought in the shop. Later you can remove them and switch to 4/4.

Skills overview

• 1-20:

In these chronicles this stage takes 1.5 hours at most. You can run around the Kamael island. So let's see what our beloved character gets at these levels:

PS it would be good to do the Kookaburra quest (Baby Kookaburra); it's also time to look for an EE/SE friend

• it's time to add a handful of MP refillers to your friend list (command /friendinvie *character name*); it's also recommended to look around for clans you could join. Getting the kookaburra is a must by now!

time to get tattoos. The first two tattoos are:

• • +4 INT / -4 MEN (to increase magic attack power)
  • +4 WIT / -4 MEN (to increase casting speed)
• the third tattoo can be
  • +4 CON / - 5 STR (since we're short of HP after all and don't need STR; besides, this tattoo lets you carry more Blessed Spiritshots)

or

• • +1 WIT / -1 MEN (to increase casting speed even more)

At early levels we most likely won't have the adena for a +4/-4 tattoo, so feel free to use the +4/-5 ones bought in the shop. Later you can remove them and apply 4/4.

Subclass skills

• options here range from Boost CP +740 to Counter Critical (+20% m.def/p.def, 15 sec)

Character equipment

We wear the Devotion set, mobs don't reach us, and casting speed from D grade doesn't give anything.

• • • Ideal with epic jewelry

Leveling theory

Everyone chooses for themselves how and where it's most convenient to level. In general I recommend leveling in a party, but in this guide we'll cover solo leveling.

Naturally, a premium account is desirable for faster leveling (x2), and you can also buy runes in the item mall, which raises leveling speed even more. As usual, our faithful companion is Baby Kookaburra

If you have a premium account, the first place to go once a day is "Solo Kamaloka". Besides experience, there you can get enchant points and various rewards such as spiritshots (soulshots), elixirs and healing potions.

Hunting grounds

• From 20 to 40
  • - the quest from Livina (in the Orc Village) and Moira (Orc Guild in Schuttgart) - you reach level 21.
  • - the quest from Lewis in Gludin - you reach level 26-27.
  • - the quest from Alva in Gludin - you reach level 29-30 (depends on vitality).
  • - solo Kamaloka + Kamaloka + Labyrinth - you reach level 35.
  • - The quest chain in the temple: Temple Missionary, Temple Executor, Temple Champion - 1, Temple Champion - 2 - you reach level 37.
  • - Do the first 2 marks (Trial of Wisdom, Trial of Trust) - you reach level 38,5.
  • - Quests in Heine (Twilight Fox 1-3) - you reach level 39,5.
  • - Trial of Magic - you reach level 40,3, take the class and happily gear up in C grade. You'll have about 2kk pure adena in your pocket, not counting what you spent on D weapons, gear, elixirs and BSSD.
• From 40 to 52
  • Level near the Ivory Tower crater or near Aden, not far from the cemetery.
  • At level 46, level in the Bandit Stronghold forest.
• From 52 to 61
  • The Labyrinth or the Forgotten Plains; you can also go to the Battleground.
• From 61 to 76
  • Valley of Saints.

Level at the port spot up to 63, and also take the quest "Heart in Search of Power"

• • Next, go to the middle spots of the Valley of Saints, then the far ones... Basically, stay there until level 72. You can also go to the Blazing Swamp and do the reagents quest.
  • Then you can go to the Hot Springs, the Forest of the Dead, or the Goddard area.
• From 76 to 80
  • First, complete the 3 class quest. By this level you should really have a static party for leveling, but if you don't, then:
  • Level in Varka, Ketra, the Forest of the Dead, or go to Crystal Island to farm Fire Stones for our weapon, and also in the solo locations for mages. I don't cover leveling without a party beyond this point — find a static party.

PvP

You learn all the subtleties for yourself. I'll only tell you the basics on which you'll build your play style. I won't cover PvP 1x1 (if you're really interested, see the Olympiad section; the tactics will be almost the same)

PvP party vs party:

• Against a melee party, your main targets will be characters with a cancel polearm and SBs (Soul Breakers). Only after them do you kill the healers, then the DDs, and then whatever's left. As soon as 2+ enemies come within range, use Aura Flash (Aura Flash), then keep hitting your target.
• Against a mage party, your main targets will be the enemy mages - no mage, no damage, everyone's happy. After that, kill the healers, then whoever's left.

It's best to kill enemies right after they're resurrected, so they don't have time to buff Noblesse.

Olympiad

At the Olympiad it's best to have an epic + TW jewelry + the Elegia set. Take with you: talismans (invulnerability, resistance etc.),

• - Staff of Evil Spirits - Blessed Body. Gives a 20% chance to cast Blessed Body when using a beneficial skill on the target. Effect 5.
• - Hell Knife - Mental Shield. Gives a 50% chance to cast Mental Shield when using a beneficial skill on the target. Effect 4.

• - Mithril Belt with a Perfect Magic Ornament - defense during PVP

Talismans

Talismans can come in handy at the Olympiad; let me highlight the main ones:

• invulnerability talisman - gives P.Def 3600, M.Def 2700

useful against all classes

• max Clarity talisman - you can use skills without MP (Red Talisman of Maximum Clarity MP consumption for skill decreases with the power of the Talisman.)

may come in handy against supports

• a talisman that removes silence

against mages/SWS and Kamael

• mental attack resistance talisman (White Talisman of Bravery Increases resistance to mental attack when equipped with Talisman.)

against supports with Trance

• root resistance talisman (White Talisman of Freedom Increases resistance to hold when equipped with Talisman.)

against tanks

• stun resistance talisman (White Talisman of Grounding Increases resistance to shock when equipped with Talisman.)

against tanks, Berserkers, archers and dwarves

• paralysis resistance talisman (White Talisman of Motion Increases resistance to paralysis when equipped with Talisman.)

against Soul Breakers, Necromancers and Shillien Knights

• running speed talisman (Yellow Talisman of Speed Increases speed when equipped with Talisman.)

against tanks

Basic tactics

Changes in game updates

• • Level: 81
  • Skill reuse: 14 sec
  • Description: deals a non-elemental attack to the target and the enemies around it c with power 141, restoring your own MP. In PVE 58 more power is added.

• • Level: 83
  • Skill reuse: 9 sec
  • Description: deals a non-elemental attack to the target and the enemies around it with power 178, restoring your own MP. In PVE 141 power is added.

• • Level: 83
  • Skill reuse: 5 min
  • Description: a self buff. For 10 seconds, 90% of incoming damage is absorbed. The remaining 10% of damage is absorbed at the cost of the mage's MP.

also changed:

• • Learn level: 81
  • Type: active
  • Reuse: 300s
  • Description: calls down falling meteors with power 117; for 10 seconds, a non-attribute attack effect damage-over-time spreads to targets in the area of effect

The reuse time was reduced and an additional damage-over-time effect was added

Class gameplay videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lceYZLh_2_A&feature=fvsr