Chase, the Beast Tamer (BT) is one of a unique MapleStory Magician class which controls 4 types of animals (hawk, bear, cat and snow leopard). It boasts over 70 unique skills with 20 of them being attack skills. This class has several styles to play similarly to Xenon Multi-Mode Linker. Skills are unlocked by level instead of job advancement. This new playable class comes with a gang of cute animal friends to help defeat monsters, and is available on January 22 2014 in GMS.
Beast Tamer Overview
CLASS: Beast Tamer
EQUIPMENT TYPE: Magician
PRIMARY WEAPON: Beast Scepter (1-handed unique weapon)
SECONDARY WEAPON: Whistle
PRIMARY STAT: Intelligence (INT)
LINK SKILL: Focus Spirit – Boss damage and Critical Rate +4/7/10%, MaxHP MaxMP +3/4/5%
MAPLE UNION EFFECT: Ignore Enemy Defense: +1/2/3/5/6%
BEST INNER ABILITY: Magic Attack +30
JOB SKILLS: Bear → Snow Leopard → Cat → Hawk → Hyper Skills → V: Beast Tamer
Beast Tamer Pros and Cons
Pros
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- Switch between multiple skills similarly to Xenon based on training situation.
- Beast Tamer does not require any Mastery Book or Skill Book to unlock higher level skills.
- Beginner and Common Skill upgrades automatically.
Cons
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- Does not gain additional SP upon job advancement.
- Passive skills from a particular animal only takes effect when you are using that animal.
- Insufficent SP to max all animal skills, therefore players unable to experience them.
Beast Tamer Video
Ayumilove MapleStory Beast Tamer (Bear, Cat, Snow Leopard, Hawk) Skills Preview
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Beast Tamer Skill Build Guide
What animals should you pick? Currently, it is possible to only max 2 out of 4 animal skills. To max out an animal skill tree would take 280 SP (Skill Points) which is approximately 93 levels. So, maxing 2 animal tree would require 186 levels excluding 10 levels as Beginner. The selected animals are determined by your goals. If you are planning to get Beast Tamer up to Level 120 for its Link Skill, your best route would be Bear + Snow Leopard combination. If you are planning to get Beast Tamer as a mule to buff your main character, you can opt for Snow Leopard + Cat. Based on my experiences, Snow Leopard makes it easier to level up characters from early-to-mid levels, followed by Bear at mid-higher levels where monsters are much more tougher to kill. If you have SP Reset Scrolls, go for Bear + Snow Leopard, upon reaching target level, reset one of the animal skills and distribute it to Cat skills which will be used to buff your main character. Most Hawk skills are for mobility and it lacks sufficient firepower similarly to Cat. In short, both Hawk and Cat aren’t great animals to start with for leveling, that should explain why MapleStory Developers disabled Beast Tamer from selecting these animals in earlier levels with some cover up storyline indicating both guardians are too much for her to handle.
To summarize the skill build for the above:
Goal: To get link skill only = Bear + Snow Leopard
Goal: To reach Level 200~250 = Bear + Snow Leopard
Goal: To get link skill + mule buff (at Level 120) = Snow Leopard + Cat
Goal: To get link skill + mule buff = Bear + Snow Leopard → Level 200 Reset SP → Cat + Hawk
Perfect Mule Beast Tamer Skill Build:
Goal: Gain all Cat Supportive Skills to act as a passive supportive party member by Level 130.
1. Level 10 → 33 (Leopard Skills +23 Levels)
2. Level 34 → 72 (Bear Skills +39 Levels)
3. Level 73 → 130 (Cat Skills +59 Levels)
Leopard: (Train from Level 10-53)
Start with Leopard skills for early-mid training. 71SP = 23 Levels.
1. Leopard’s Paw (MAX/20)
2. Thunder Dash (1/10)
3. Leopard Hide (MAX/15)
4. Leopard’s Pounce (MAX/20)
5. Rippling Feline Muscles (MAX/15)
Bear: (Train from Level 54-130)
Switch to Bear Skills for mid-late training + bossing. 114 SP = 39 Levels.
6. Paw Swipe (MAX/20)
7. Majestic Trumpet (6/20)
8. Well Fed (MAX/10)
9. Dumb Luck (MAX/10)
10. Deep Breath (1/10)
11. Fort Follow-Up (MAX/20)
12. Defense Ignorance (6/15)
13. Furious Strikes (MAX/25)
14. Bear Strength (MAX/15)
15. Really Deep Breath (1/20)
Cat: (Leech EXP from Level 131-250)
Proceed with Cat skills to act as your mule. 163 SP = 55 Levels.
16. Friend Launcher (1/10)
17. Cat Wit (MAX/10)
18. Kitty Battle Squad (MAX/15)
19. Kitty Treats (3/15)
20. Purr-Powered (MAX/10)
21. Sticky Paws (MAX/20)
22. Meow Heal (1/20)
23. Cat’s Claws (MAX/20)
24. Meow Cure (4/10)
25. Purr Zone (MAX/15)
26. Meow Card (MAX/20)
27. Friend Launcher – Enhancer (1/15)
28. Mouser’s Insight (MAX/20)
29. Fire Kitty! (1/20)
30. Meow Revive (7/15)
31. Meow Gold Card (MAX/15)
32. Friends of Arby (MAX/20)
Explanation:
When you first start off as a Beast Tamer, you will train using Leopard Skills from Level 10 to Level 53. The SP (Skill Points) you gained from Level 10 to Level 33 is sufficient for you to max the essential skills as listed above. Once you have done that, use the remaining SP from Level 33-53 into Bear Skills. At Level 54, you will unlock Furious Strikes, which is a formidable skill that attacks enemies within the same platform as you and above. It has a wide attacking range, so use it to train Beast Tamer from Level 54 to 133. The SP you gained from Level 54 to 74 is sufficient to max the essential Bear Skills listed above too. From Level 75 to 133, all your gained SP will now focus on maxing Cat supportive skills since this will be your party mule which you will use to train your main character faster. It’s quite tempting to add extra SP into higher level Bear skills but that might require you to level up more and its kinda time consuming. Kitty Treats is left at Level 1 because the max level stats it offers which is +625 HP and MP doesn’t give too much of a major impact at higher levels, so those precious skill points could be distributed to other skills and/or animals.
Perfect Main Beast Tamer Skill Build:
Explanation:
If you are making Beast Tamer as your main character, most senior players would only go for Bear + Cat combination route from the start without adding any points into Snow Leopard nor Hawk. With this method, you do not need to spend any NX Cash in resetting your skills, but training will be slightly slower in the early stage due to lack of mobility in Bear mode compared to Snow Leopard mode. Bear will be your primary damage dealer role while Cat will be your primary supportive role in Boss Raids.
Shared Skills
Please refer to Shared Skill Build Guide for more details as it is shared among all jobs in MapleStory.
Beast Tamer Shared Skills
Beast Tamer Character Card
Ignore Monster DEF: 2%/4%/6%/8%
Grade B : Level 30-59 : +2%
Grade A : Level 60-99 : +4%
Grade S : Level 100-199 : +6%
Grade SS : Level 200 : +8%
Focus Spirit: (Link Skill)
Level 1: Boss Damage: +4%, Critical Rate: +4%, Max HP/MP: +3%.
Level 2: Boss Damage: +7%, Critical Rate: +7%, Max HP/MP: +4%.
Level 3: Boss Damage: +10%, Critical Rate: +10%, Max HP/MP: +5%.
Guardian Leap
Level 1: MP Cost: 10, while jumping, use the jump key to jump a certain distance.
Critter Select
Level 1: Use the direction keys to select an animal mode.
1. Bear Guardian Mode relies on durability, strength, and a little mobbing.
2. Snow Leopard Guardian Mode is the mobile, mobbing animal.
3. Hawk Guardian Mode gives Beast Tamer mobility and has supportive abilities.
4. Cat Guardian Mode is almost exclusively a support animal.
Fort the Bear will allow you to stand your ground and pulverize your enemies. Lai the Snow Leopard will allow you to quickly blaze through the battlefield to bring the hurt. Eka the Hawk will give you unparalleled mobility to traverse any terrain and offer support skills. Last but not least, Arby the Cat will make you the most popular person around thanks to the numerous party buffs and healing abilities.
Homeward Bound
Level 1: Return to Arboren Ferry, Cooldown: 600 sec.
40 – Beast Scepter Mastery
Level 10: Scepter Mastery: +70%, Magic ATT: +50.
60 – Growth Spurt
Everytime Beast Tamer receives experience, its own experience will increase and automatically level. Every time Beast Tamer levels, for 30 minutes, Elf’s Self-Cultivation growth rate will increase by 200%. And every time Elf’s Self-Cultivation levels up, awarded experience will also be increased by two-fold. These two effects can be stacked.
Level 30: Level Required: 60: At Master Level: INT: +60, LUK: +30, Critical Rate: +16%, Max HP: +40%, Max MP: +16%, Boss ATT: +11%, Magic ATT: +5%, Weapon/Magic DEF: +2000, All Abnormal Status and Elemental Resistance: +40.
120 – Maple Guardian
Level 30: MP Cost: 70, All Stats: +15%, Duration: 900 sec.
150 – Beastly Resolve
Level 5: MP Cost: 30, ignore some abnormal status effects, Cooldown: 360 sec.
Bear Skills
10 – Paw Swipe
Required Bear Skill Points: 0
Attacks several enemies 3 times. [Command]: Tap Attack Key multiple times.
Level 1: First 3 Hits: Damage: 343%, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Max Hits: 1
Level 20: First 3 Hits: Damage: 400%, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Max Hits: 1
14 – Majestic Trumpet
Required Bear Skill Points: 7
Attack 10 enemies 1 time and leaves a trailing flame that deals damage over time to enemies within it. The bear uses the power of nature to ignite a fire. Enemies caught in the blaze take damage.
Level 1: MP Cost: 30, Damage: 153%, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Duration: 9 sec.
Level 20: MP Cost: 35, Damage: 210%, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Duration: 15 sec.
19 – Well Fed
Required Bear Skill Points: 15
Increases Max HP and INT while in Bear Mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect: Max HP: +10%, INT: +5
Level 10: Passive Effect: Max HP: +50%, INT: +50
25 – Dumb Luck
Required Bear Skill Points: 24
Improves stance chance and DEF while in Bear Mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect: Stance Chance +32%, DEF: +87
Level 10: Passive Effect: Stance Chance +95%, DEF: +150
31 – Deep Breath
Required Bear Skill Points: 39
The bear suck in air to pull enemies close.
Level 1: MP Cost: 30, Damage: 405%, Max Enemies Hit: 8
Level 10: MP Cost: 30, Damage: 450%, Max Enemies Hit: 8
39 – Fort Follow-Up
Required Bear Skill points: 47
Li’l Fort appears after every 4th attack to deal an additional attack. Attack 4 times with a Bear Mode Active Skill to activate it.
Level 1: Additional Damage: 405%, Number of Attacks: 1
Level 20: Additional Damage: 500%, Number of Attacks: 1
47 – Defense Ignorance
Required Bear Skill Points: 62
Ignores a portion of enemy defense and increases Attack speed while in Bear Mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect: Enemy DEF Ignored: 2%, Attack Speed: +1
Level 15: Passive Effect: Enemy DEF Ignored: 30%, Attack Speed: +2
54 – Furious Strikes (Active + Passive)
Required Bear Skill Points: 73
Using Paw Swipe 4 times in a row will activate a special skill, allowing multiple follow-up hits. [Command]: Continued to attack after the 3rd hit of Paw Swipe.
Level 1: MP Cost: 20, Damage: 155%, Number of Attacks: 4, Max Enemies Hit: 8. Extra Paw Swipe Damage: +26%
Level 25: MP Cost: 32, Damage: 275%, Number of Attacks: 4, Max Enemies Hit: 8. Paw Swipe Damage: +50%
63 – Bear Strength
Required Bear Skill Points: 93
Permanently increases Critical Rate, Minimum Damage, Maximum Damage, and Magic ATT while in Bear Mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect: Critical Rate: +18%, Critical Minimum Damge: +12%, Critical Maximum Damage: +12%, Magic ATT: +1
Level 15: Passive Effect: Critical Rate: +60%, Critical Minimum Damge: +40%, Critical Maximum Damage: +40%, Magic ATT: +15
70 – Really Deep Breath
Required Bear Skill Points: 105
The bear suck in air to pull enemies close from the left and right.
Level 1: MP Cost: 65, Damage: 556%, Max Enemies Hit: 10
Level 20: MP Cost: 70, Damage: 670%, Max Enemies Hit: 10
76 – Li’l Fort
Required Bear Skill points: 120
Summons a toy bear to just go nuts on the enemy.
Level 1: MP Cost: 25, Bear Damage: 1060% Bear Duration: 60 sec.
Level 15: MP Cost: 46, Bear Damage: 1900% Bear Duration: 60 sec.
82 – Fort the Brave
Required Bear skill Points: 130
Level 1: Passive Effect: Magic ATT: +1%
Level 20: Passive Effect: Magic ATT: +10%
90 – Bear Assault
Required Bear Skill Points: 140
Sets all skills to only hit 1 target with additional damage!
Level 1: [Active Effect] MP Cost: 50, Damage: +16%, Critical Rate: +11%, Min Critical Damage: +1%, Max Enemies Hit by Any Skill: 1, Duration: 60 sec Cooldown: 120 sec [Passive Effect] Max HP: +1%, Max MP: +1%, Weapon DEF: +5%, Magic DEF: +5%, Ignore Enemy DEF: 1%
Level 20: [Active Effect] MP Cost: 62, Damage: +35%, Critical Rate: +17%, Min Critical Damage: +10%, Max Enemies Hit by Any Skill: 1, Duration: 60 sec Cooldown: 120 sec [Passive Effect] Max HP: +20%, Max MP: +20%, Weapon DEF: +100%, Magic DEF: +100%, Ignore Enemy DEF: 20%
98 – Fishy Slap
Required Bear Skill Points: 155
Attacks 8 enemies 1 time nearby up to 13 seconds.
Level 1: MP Cost: 15, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Damage: 288%, Skill Duration: 5 sec, Cooldown: 15 sec
Level 25: MP Cost: 20, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Damage: 480%, Skill Duration: 13 sec, Cooldown: 10 sec
105 – Bear Reborn
Required Bear Skill Points: 175
Allows you to resurrect while in Bear Mode. You gain invincibility as your HP recover. Resurrection is available when the skill icon is active in the upper right.
Level 1: Resurrection Cooldown: 2250 sec, Resurrection Invincibility: 5 sec
Level 10: Resurrection Cooldown: 1800 sec, Resurrection Invincibility: 10 sec
109 – Billowing Trumpet
Required Bear Skill Points: 183
Enhances the spark in Majestic Trumpet to form a hellish inferno.
Level 1: Magic ATT: +2, Majestic Trumpet Damage over Time: +84%.
Level 15: Magic ATT: +30, Majestic Trumpet Damage over Time: +140%.
114 – Table Flip
Required Bear Skill Points: 190
Attacks 15 enemies 5 times with an overturned table flipped aggressively.
Level 1: MP Cost: 300, Damage: 320%, Max Enemies Hit: 15, Number of Attacks: 6. Cooldown: 24 sec
Level 10: MP Cost: 300, Damage: 500%, Max Enemies Hit: 15, Number of Attacks: 7. Cooldown: 15 sec
Bear Skill Build: Max everything except Deep Breath, Really Deep Breath, Li’l Fort. Uses 237 SP, approximately 63 Levels.
1. Paw Swipe (MAX)
2. Majestic Trumpet (MAX)
3. Well Fed (MAX)
4. Dumb Luck (MAX)
5. Deep Breath (1)
6. Fort Follow-Up (MAX)
7. Defense Ignorance (MAX)
8. Furious Strikes (MAX)
9. Bear Strength (MAX)
10. Really Deep Breath (MAX)
11. Li’l Fort (MAX)
12. Fort the Brave (19/20)
13. Bear Assault (MAX)
14. Fishy Slap (MAX)
15. Bear Reborn (1)
16. Billowing Trumpet (MAX)
17. Table Flip (MAX)
18. Bear Reborn (MAX)
Explanation:
Paw Swipe is maxed, no doubt its the lowest level attacking skill, but it is boost up by another higher level Bear Attacking Skills such as Furious Strike. It’ll be a long used primary skill for Beast Tamer early levels. Majestic Trumpet is a great supportive skill where you lay tiles of flames, burning and killing enemies within vicinity. It isn’t similar to Poison Mist since it actually kills the enemy without leaving it at 1 HP. Spam it across the map for better efficiency. Deep Breath and Really Deep Breath are just utility skills, not for killing enemies. So you can leave them at Level 1 to unlock the higher level skills. If you often use Really Deep Breath for pulling enemies, you can max it. If you have leftover skills from Bear, it can be used to distribute to a different animal OR save those SP to max a higher level skill faster. The rest of the passive skills are maxed to get most out of Bear DPS and increased survivability during boss raiding and training at higher level maps. Bear Reborn is maxed last since you don’t get yourself killed often, well for me at least, unless you aren’t careful or AFK (away from keyboard) at an unsafe spot, or perhaps someone wants to kill your character by agitating a magical ranged monster to hit you. Li’l Fort is also maxed near the end, similarly to Bear Reborn. It is mostly useful against stationary targets such as Zakum since it has very short attacking range. If you don’t use Li’l Fort often, you can leave it as Level 1 and save SP for other animal or skills. Table Flip can be left at Level 1 since it does not deal much damage compared to Furious Strike as it has a slight delay before its able to flip the table (bear animation delayed it). Having said that, you can dish out more damage compared to Table Flip even its at max level. Fort the Brave is not required to max as both Level 19 and Level 20 presents the same stats, plus its a passive skill (no longer buff duration for higher skill level).
Snow Leopard Skills
10 – Leopard’s Paw
Required Leopard Skill Points: 0
Required Character Level: 10
Get a dose of Lai’s muscles to knock back enemies in your path. [Command]: After 2 hits, combo with Leopard’s Pounce [Extra Command]: Combo with Leopard’s Roar
Level 1: Damage: 122% (first two hits), Max Enemies Hit: 8, Number of Attacks: 2. MP Cost at 2nd Hit: 5
Level 20: Damage: 160% (first two hits), Max Enemies Hit: 8, Number of Attacks: 2. MP Cost at 2nd Hit: 9
15 – Thunder Dash
Required Leopard Skill Points: 9
Required Skill: Leopard’s Paw (1)
Your snow leopard buddy dashes at the enemy, dealing damage.
Level 1: MP Cost: 8, Damage: 203%, Number of Attacks: 2, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Cooldown: 8 sec
Level 10: MP Cost: 10, Damage: 230%, Number of Attacks: 2, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Cooldown: 3 sec
21 – Leopard Hide
Required Leopard Skill Points: 18
Chance to recover HP when attacking. Maximum 10% per attack.
Level 1: Proc Chance: 12%, Restores 1% of the damage as HP
Level 15: Proc Chance: 40%, Restores 8% of the damage as HP
27 – Leopard’s Pounce
Required Leopard Skill Points: 27
Dash forward and rip into enemies. Triggers after 2 hits of Leopard’s Paw
Level 1: MP Cost: 11, Damage: 155%, Number of Attacks: 4, Max Enemies Hit: 8
Level 20: MP Cost: 30, Damage: 250%, Number of Attacks: 4, Max Enemies Hit: 8
35 – Rippling Feline Muscles
Required Leopard Skill Points: 39
Increases Magic ATT, Intelligence, Speed, and Jump when in Snow Leopard Mode.
Level 1: Magic ATT: +21, INT: +21, Speed: +7, Jump: +1
Level 15: Magic ATT: +35, INT: +35, Speed: +35, Jump: +6
41 – Macho Dance
Required Leopard Skill Points: 48
Shoot up into the air, damaging nearby enemies. Can be chained into Macho Slam.
Level 1: MP Cost: 17, Damage: 164%, Number of Attacks: 3, Max Enemies Hit: 8
Level 20: MP Cost: 20, Damage: 240%, Number of Attacks: 3, Max Enemies Hit: 8
49 – Macho Slam
Required Leopard Skill Points: 60
Can be used in while in midair or during Rye’s Dance
Level 1: MP Cost: 17, Damage: 205%, Number of Attacks: 3, Max Enemies Hit: 8
Level 20: MP Cost: 20, Damage: 300%, Number of Attacks: 3, Max Enemies Hit: 8
57 – Bro Attack
Required Leopard Skill Points: 72
Gain a chance to summon a baby snow leopard to deal extra damage when you attack. Bosses and some monsters are immune.
Level 1: MP Cost: 80, Summon Chance: 1%, Buff Duration: 66 sec. Baby Leopard Damage: 270% Baby Leopard Duration: 12 sec. Cooldown: 28 Sec
Level 15: MP Cost: 120, Summon Chance: 15%, Buff Duration: 150 sec. Baby Leopard Damage: 550% Baby Leopard Duration: 40 sec. Cooldown: 0 Sec
67 – Leopard’s Roar
Required Leopard Skill Points: 87
Roar to inflict additional damage after Leopard’s Pounce. Also enhances the Damage and Number of Enemies Hit with Leopard’s Paw and Leopard’s Pounce. [Command] Press the [attack key] after using Leopard’s Pounce.
Level 1: MP Cost: 11, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Damage: 255%, Number of Attacks: 2. Leopard’s Paw and Leopard’s Pounce Damage: +6%, Max Enemies Hit: +1
Level 20: MP Cost: 30, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Damage: 350%, Number of Attacks: 2. Leopard’s Paw and Leopard’s Pounce Damage: +15%, Max Enemies Hit: +3
73 – Thunder Trail
Required Leopard Skill Points: 96
Unleashes a ghostly Snow Leopard mirror image during Thunder Dash, damaging nearby enemies.
Level 1: Afterimage: Damage: 104%, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Duration: 2 sec., Number of Attacks: 2
Level 15: Afterimage: Damage: 160%, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Duration: 4 sec., Number of Attacks: 3
80 – Macho Incarnate
Required Leopard Skill Points: 107
Required Skill: Thunder Trail (1)
Lai shows his true from after Macho Slam, shocking and stunning all nearby enemies. Also increases the Max Enemies Hit with Macho Dance and Macho Slam.
Level 1: Damage: 660%, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Duration: 4 sec., Number of Attacks: 1, Chance to Stun: 24%. Number of mobs attacked with Macho Dance, Macho Slam: +1, Damage: +2%
Level 20: Damage: 850%, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Duration: 4 sec., Number of Attacks: 1, Chance to Stun: 100%. Number of mobs attacked with Dance, Macho Slam: +3, Damage: +11%
86 – Three-Point Pounce
Required Leopard Skill points: 116
The snow leopard makes a three-point attack, slashing at nearby enemies with his claws.
Level 1: MP Cost: 35, Damage: 233%, Number of Attacks: 2, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Cooldown: 12 sec
Level 20: MP Cost: 130, Damage: 385%, Number of Attacks: 4, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Cooldown: 2 sec
91 – Advanced Thunder Dash
Required Leopard Skill Points: 123
Travel further during Thunder Dash to deal more damage.
Level 1: MP Cost: 17, Damage: 305%, Number of Attacks: 2, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Cooldown: 5 sec
Level 20: MP Cost: 112, Damage: 400%, Number of Attacks: 4, Max Enemies Hit: 10, Cooldown: 2 sec
95 – Deadly Fangs
Required Leopard Skill Points: 129
Chance to instant kill. No effect on boss monsters.
Level 1: Instant Kill Chance: 1%, Magic ATT: +2
Level 15: Instant Kill Chance: 4%, Magic ATT: +30
101 – Lethal Lai
Required Leopard Skill points: 138
Increases the attack count and damage of certain Snow Leopard Mode skills. Affected Skills: Leopard’s Paw, Leopard’s Pounce, Leopard’s Roar, Macho Dance, Macho Slam, Thunder Dash.
Level 1: Damage of #cLeopard’s Paw, Leopard’s Pounce, Leopard’s Roar, Macho Dance, Macho Slam, Thunder Dash#: +2%, Max Enemies Hit: +2, Ingore DEF: +2%
Level 15: Damage of ‘s Paw, Leopard’s Pounce, Leopard’s Roar, Macho Dance, Macho Slam, Thunder Dash#: +9%, Max Enemies Hit: +4, Ingore DEF: +30%
108 – Leopard Reflexes
Required Leopard Skill points: 149
While in Snow Leopard Mode, get a boost to Attack Speed and Magic Attack.
Level 1: Increases Attack Speed, Magic ATT: +1%, Accuracy: +45, Avoidability: +40, Mob DEF Ignored: +6%.
Level 10: Increases Attack Speed, Magic ATT: +6%, Accuracy: +450, Avoidability: +400, Mob DEF Ignored: +60%.
116 – Party Time
Required Leopard Skill Points: 190
The snow leopard charges wildly across the entire map, dealing damage.
Level 1: MP Cost: 300, Damage: 410%, Number of Attacks: 6, Max Enemies Hit: 15, Cooldown: 24 sec
Level 10: MP Cost: 300, Damage: 500%, Number of Attacks: 6, Max Enemies Hit: 15, Cooldown: 15 sec
Snow Leopard Skill Build: Everything maxed except Thunder Dash, Advanced Thunder Dash, Thunder Trail. Uses 219 SP, approximately 73 Levels.
1. Leopard’s Paw (MAX)
2. Thunder Dash (1)
3. Leopard Hide (MAX)
4. Leopard’s Pounce (MAX)
5. Rippling Feline Muscles (MAX)
6. Macho Dance (MAX)
7. Macho Slam (MAX)
8. Bro Attack (MAX)
9. Leopard’s Roar (MAX)
10. Thunder Trail (1)
11. Macho Incarnate (MAX)
12. Three-Point Pounce (1)
13. Advanced Thunder Dash (1)
14. Deadly Fangs (MAX)
15. Lethal Lai (MAX)
16. Leopard Reflexes (MAX)
17. Party Time (MAX)
Explanation:
Training with Snow Leopard is a different league compared to Bear, because it is more mobile and does not leave you stationary in 1 spot. Use Snow Leopard when you can 1 hit kill enemies with your skills OR when enemies are spread out vastly across the maps. Most of the time, you will be using a combination of 2-3 skills in Snow Leopard Career. For instance, Leopard’s Paw + Leopard’s Pounce + Leopard’s Roar for flat platform, Macho Dance + Macho Slam + Macho Incarnate for maps that has no floating platforms above you, or go for Three-Point Pounce should you wish to train on maps that has multiple platform below you (it can hit enemies above you too, just make sure the platform above is close). Most Snow Leopard trainers would use the first 2 training method and seldom performing Thunder Dash or Advanced Thunder Dash to leave trail of blue flames originated from Thunder Trail, so these are optional skills. You will still need to add 1 SP (Skill Point) into them to unlock higher level skill above it. Max the other beneficial passive skills and your ultimate Party Time should you wish to spam that often to showoff your Leopard might!
Hawk Skills
30 – Formation Attack
Required Hawk Skill Points: 0
Baby hawks attack in formation. Can be directed left or right. Can’t be used while airborne.
Level 1: Damage: 52%, Max Enemies Hit: 3, Number of Attacks: 1
Level 10: Damage: 70%, Max Enemies Hit: 3, Number of Attacks: 1
30 – Sky Walk
Required Hawk Skill Points: 0
Eka gives you a little lift, giving you an extra double jump.
Level 1: MP Cost: 19. Jump up to two more times in midair after your initial jump.
Level 5: MP Cost: 13. Jump up to two more times in midair after your initial jump.
33 – Vertical Draft
Required Hawk Skill Points: 10
Tap Up and Up Arrow Key while jumping to jump even higher.
Level 1: Jump: 750
Level 10: Jump: 1650
37 – Eka Express
Required Hawk Skill Points: 14
Creates a portal to the nearest town. All party members can use it to travel.
Level 1: MP Cost: 240, Portal Duration: 20 sec. Cooldown: 380 sec.
Level 10: MP Cost: 60, Portal Duration: 200 sec. Cooldown: 200 sec.
43 – Fly
Required Hawk Skill Points: 20
Launch into the air with Eka to unlock additional attacks. [Command]: Press and hold [up] + [jump] to fly. Press [down] +[jump] to land.
Level 1: Flight Duration: 11 sec, Cooldown: 60 sec.
Level 30: Flight Duration: 40 sec, Cooldown: 48 sec.
48 – Hawk Flock (Supportive + Passive)
Required Hawk Skill Points: 27
Increases the speed of the entire party while in hawk mode.
Level 1: MP Cost: 10, Duration: 10 sec, Speed: +2, Jump: +1 [Passive Effects] – Max Movement Speed: +1
Level 15: MP Cost: 25, Duration: 150 sec, Speed: +30, Jump: +15 [Passive Effects] – Max Movement Speed: +15
52 – Max Mobility
Required Hawk Skill Points: 40
Increases your Hawk mode Speed and Speed cap. Dexterity and Avoidability will also increase.
Level 1: Accuracy: +18, Avoidability: +18, Speed: +8, Jump: +1. Max Speed: +7
Level 15: Accuracy: +270, Avoidability: +270, Speed: +50, Jump: +4. Max Speed: +21
62 – Defensive Formation
Required Hawk Skill Points: 50
Eka’s friends come to your aid while you’re flying, attacking enemies in range. Can only trigger while airborne. Defensive Formation can’t penetrate boss armor.
Level 1: Damage (Eka’s friends): 6%, Max Hits: 1
Level 30: Damage (Eka’s friends): 35%, Max Hits: 2
65 – Eka Glider
Required Hawk Skill Points: 70
Press the skill key while in the air to switch to Glider status.
Level 1: Glide: Jump Key (hold the key)
72 – Feather Cloak
Required Hawk Skill Points: 71
Boosts your Jump in Hawk mode.
Level 1: Jump +1, Accuracy +20
Level 15: Jump +4, Accuracy +300
78 – Regroup
Required Hawk Skill Points: 81
Summons any party members on the same channel who are above Lv. 9 to your location.
Level 1: Summons party members. MP Cost: 240, Cooldown: 3300 sec.
Level 10: Summons party members. MP Cost: 60, Cooldown: 600 sec.
83 – Raptor Talons
Required Hawk Skill Points: 82
Eka’s talon becomes so sharp, your ATT increases. Passive Effects: Adding bleeding damage to all attacks while in hawk mode.
Level 1: [Supportive Effects] MP Cost: 200, Duration: 30 sec, Magic ATT: +4, Cooldown: 86 sec [Passive Effects] Bleed Chance: 14%, Bleed Damage: 190% per sec, Bleed Duration: 1 sec.
Level 15: [Supportive Effects] MP Cost: 200, Duration: 30 sec, Magic ATT: +60, Cooldown: 30 sec. [Passive Effects] Bleed Chance: 70%, Bleed Damage: 190% per sec, Bleed Duration: 6 sec.
88 – Baby Bombers
Required Hawk Skill Points: 103
Calls Eka’s ground-bound allies to attack. Can only be used while airborne.
Level 1: MP Cost: 100, Damage: 153%, Number of Attacks: 1, Max Enemies Hit: 6
Level 30: MP Cost: 121, Damage: 240%, Number of Attacks: 1, Max Enemies Hit: 9
94 – Bird’s-Eye View
Required Hawk Skill Points: 126
Eka uses her sharp eyesight to increase the Critical Rate, Critical DEF, Magic DEF, Accuracy, and Avoidability of nearby party members.
Level 1: MP Cost: 150, Duration: 30 Sec., Critical Rate: +1%, Weapon DEF: +25, Magic Defense: +25, Accuracy: +15, Avoidability: +15
Level 15: MP Cost: 300, Duration: 450 Sec., Critical Rate: +8%, Weapon DEF: +375, Magic Defense: +375, Accuracy: +225, Avoidability: +225
99 – Veteran Formation
Required Hawk Skill Points: 137
Improves the damage of Formation Attack. Displays the improved effect after the threshold is reached.
Level 1: Formation Attack Damage: +3%
Level 30: Formation Attack Damage: +61%
104 – Razor Beak
Required Hawk Skill Points: 145
Eka’s beak becomes so sharp, your whole party’s ATT increases.
Level 1: MP Cost: 15, Weapon ATT: +1, Magic ATT: +1, Duration: 66 sec
Level 15: MP Cost: 22, Weapon ATT: +22, Magic ATT: +22, Duration: 150 sec
110 – Feather Boots
Required Hawk Skill Points: 150
Boosts your Speed in Hawk mode.
Level 1: Movement Speed +3
Level 15: Movement Speed +45
118 – Tornado Flight
Required Hawk Skill Points: 170
Eka’s friends stir up a tornado to attack. Hold down the skill key and press the direction keys to steer.
Level 1: MP Cost: 40, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Damage: 208%. #cSteer by holding the skill key and pressing Left, Right, Up, and Down.# Max Range: 350, Cooldown: 30
Level 10: MP Cost: 42, Max Enemies Hit: 8, Damage: 235%. by holding the skill key and pressing Left, Right, Up, and Down.# Max Range: 350, Cooldown: 25
Hawk Skill Build: Everything maxed except Defensive Formation, Feather Cloak, Baby Bombers, Veteran Formation, Feather Boots, Tornado Flight. Uses 160 SP, approximately 54 levels.
1. Formation Attack (MAX)
2. Sky Walk (MAX)
3. Vertical Draft (MAX)
4. Eka Express (MAX)
5. Fly (MAX)
6. Hawk Flock (MAX)
7. Max Mobility (MAX)
8. Defensive Formation (1)
9. Eka Glider (MAX)
10. Feather Cloak (1)
11. Regroup (MAX)
12. Raptor Talons (MAX)
13. Baby Bombers (3)
14. Bird’s-Eye View (MAX)
15. Veteran Formation (4)
16. Razor Beak (MAX)
17. Feather Boots (0)
18. Tornado Flight (0)
Explanation:
This guide is aimed to gain Hawk Supportive Skill Buffs for party members such as Razor Beak, Bird’s Eye View for training and some travel convenience such as Eka Express and Regroup. Hawk isn’t a great animal for solo training. Since it lacks the raw damage and the mobs it can hit compared to Bear and Snow Leopard. So use this animal for support buff skills and travel aid.
Cat Skills
50 – Friend Launcher
Required Cat Skill Points: 0
Launch your pals at faraway enemies with up to 4 extra hits of the [Attack Key].
Level 1: Damage: 345%, Max Enemies Hit: 4, Number of Attacks: 1
Level 10: Damage: 480%, Max Enemies Hit: 4, Number of Attacks: 1
50 – Cat Wit
Required Cat Skill Points: 0
Increases Intelligence while in Cat Mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect – INT: +10
Level 10: Passive Effect – INT: +100
53 – Kitty Battle Squad
Required Cat Skill Points: 8
Boosts ATT and Magic ATT of party members in the same map while in cat mode.
Level 1: Passive Effects: ATT/Magic ATT: +21
Level 15: Passive Effects: ATT/Magic ATT: +35
56 – Kitty Treats
Required Cat Skill Points: 15
Party members in the same map as you get extra Max HP & MP while you’re in cat mode.
Level 1: Max HP: +275, Max MP: +275
Level 15: Max HP: +625, Max MP: +625
61 – Purr-Powered
Required Cat Skill Points: 27
Increases stance chance, and recovers HP and MP over 4 seconds while in Cat Mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect – Stance Chance: +21%, HP Recovery: 10 per 4 seconds, MP Recovery: 10 per 4 seconds
Level 10: Passive Effect – Stance Chance: +30%, HP Recovery: 100 per 4 seconds, MP Recovery: 100 per 4 seconds
66 – Sticky Paws
Required Cat Skill Points: 39
Increases item drop chance for party members in your map while in cat mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect – Party Item Drop Chance: +10%
Level 20: Passive Effect – Party Item Drop Chance: +20%
71 – Meow Heal
Required Cat Skill Points: 51
Heals your allies by shooting yarn of love.
Level 1: MP Cost: 26, Max Number:6, HP Recovered: 10%
Level 20: MP Cost: 46, Max Number:6, HP Recovered: 20%
75 – Cat’s Claws
Required Cat Skill Points: 60
Increases Critical Rate and Min Critical Damage for party members in your map while in cat mode.
Level 1: Passive Effect: Critical Rate: +11%, Min Critical Damage: +1%
Level 20: Passive Effect: Critical Rate: +30%, Min Critical Damage: +10%
79 – Meow Cure
Required Cat Skill Points: 70
Removes Abnormal Status and Magic Effects of nearby party members.
Level 1: MP Cost: 100, Chance to nullify magic effects and remove abnormal status: 10%, Cooldown: 5 sec
Level 10: MP Cost: 10, Chance to nullify magic effects and remove abnormal status: 100%, Cooldown: 5 sec
84 – Purr Zone
Required Cat Skill Points: 83
Creates an aura of love that damages enemies and heals allies.
Level 1: MP Cost: MP 101, Max Targets Affected: 8, Damage: 506%, Friends Healed: 90, Duration: 15 sec, Cooldown: 15 sec
Level 15: MP Cost: MP 115, Max Targets Affected: 8, Damage: 590%, Friends Healed: 300, Duration: 22 sec, Cooldown: 15 sec
89 – Meow Card
Required Cat Skill Points: 95
Draws a random card that buffs your party.
Level 1: MP Cost: 285, Red Card (Damage: +11%) Blue Card (DEF: +105) Yellow Card (Attack Speed: +1, Speed: +1) Buff Duration: 63 Sec, Cooldown: 40 Sec
Level 20: MP Cost: 0, Red Card (Damage: +30%) Blue Card (DEF: +200) Yellow Card (Attack Speed: +2, Speed: +20) Buff Duration: 120 Sec, Cooldown: 30 Sec
93 – Friend Launcher – Enhancer
Required Cat Skill Points: 104
Allows you to launch your friends more powerfully.
Level 1: Friend Launcher Damage: +44%
Level 15: Friend Launcher Damage: +100%
97 – Mouser’s Insight
Required Cat Skill Points: 113
Any party members near you will ignore some enemy DEF while you’re in Cat Mode.
Level 1: DEF Ignored: 1%
Level 20: DEF Ignored: 20%
102 – Fire Kitty!
Required Cat Skill Points: 125
Arby rolls forward to attack. Targets temporarily have less DEF.
Level 1: MP Cost: 26, Damage: 205%, Number of Attacks: 3, Max Enemies Hit: 6, Enemy DEF: –1%
Level 20: MP Cost: 46, Damage: 300%, Number of Attacks: 3, Max Enemies Hit: 6, Enemy DEF: –20%
107 – Meow Revive
Required Cat Skill Points: 137
Revive a party member with Arby’s soothing powers.
Level 1: MP Cost: 285, Revives KO’d party member within range, Cooldown: 1170 sec
Level 15: MP Cost: 75, Revives KO’d party member within range, Cooldown: 750 sec
111 – Meow Gold Card
Required Cat Skill Points: 147
Gives you a chance to draw the Gold Card when using the Lucky Cat skill, which has all the effects of the Red, Blue, and Green Cards.
Level 1: MP Cost: 285, Passive Effect: #Gold Card# Chance: 16%
Level 15: MP Cost: 75, Passive Effect: Card# Chance: 30%
115 – Friends of Arby
Required Cat Skill Points: 160
Party members on the same map will get bonus EXP. When stacked with Holy Symbol, only the highest EXP bonus will take effect.
Level 1: Passive Effect: Party EXP: +11%
Level 20: Passive Effect: Party EXP: +30%
120 – Cat’s Cradle Blitzkrieg
Required Cat Skill Points: 170
Whenever a party member successfully attacks an enemy, all enemies in range take damage.
Level 1: Damage from Party Member: 730%, Number of Hits: 1, Duration: 10, Cooldown: 180 sec
Level 10: Damage from Party Member: 1000%, Number of Hits: 1, Duration: 12, Cooldown: 180 sec
Cat Skill Build: Everything maxed except Meow Heal, Meow Cure, Purr Zone, Fire Kitty, Meow Revive, Cat’s Cradle Blitzkrieg. Uses 196 SP, approximately 66 Levels.
1. Friend Launcher (MAX)
2. Cat Wit (MAX)
3. Kitty Battle Squad (MAX)
4. Kitty Treats (MAX)
5. Purr-Powered (MAX)
6. Sticky Paws (MAX)
7. Meow Heal (1)
8. Cat’s Claws (MAX)
9. Meow Cure (1)
10. Purr Zone (1)
11. Meow Card (MAX)
12. Friend Launcher – Enhancer (MAX)
13. Mouser’s Insight (MAX)
14. Fire Kitty! (1)
15. Meow Revive (1)
16. Meow Gold Card (MAX)
17. Friends of Arby (MAX)
18. Cat’s Cradle Blitzkrieg (1)
Explanation:
This Cat Skill Build aims to make this as a mule party member where you run it on a different PC to buff up your main character who is solo training. Supportive skills such as Meow Heal, Meow Cure, Purr Zone and Meow Revive are optional skills which you can max at your choice. For me, I would rather have it standing-by providing passive effects and once-awhile receive card buffs. Do take note that each skill requires at least 1 SP to unlock a higher level skill and some skills require a certain number of Cat Skill Points to make higher skill available too! Cat seriously lacks attacking skills and most of it are heavily focus in supporting. Therefore, add SP into Cat once your main animal (Bear/Snow Leopard) has their main skills maxed to aid in your training. Mouser’s Insight is not maxed as Level 19 has the same effects as Level 20 (MAX)!
Hyper Skills
Furious Strikes – Boss Rush
Required Level: 140
Level 1: Furious Strikes Damage against Boss: +20%
Furious Strikes – Reinforce
Required Level: 165
Level 1: Furious Strikes Damage: +20%
Furious Strikes – Critical Chance
Required Level: 180
Increases Furious Strikes critical chance.
Level 1: Critical Rate: +20%
Three-Point Pounce – Extra Strike
Required Level: 190
Level 1: Three-Point Pounce Number of Attacks: +1
Three-Point Pounce – Spread
Required Level: 165
Level 1: Three-Point Pounce Monsters Hit: +2
Three-Point Pounce – Reinforce Damage: +20%
Required Level: 190
Level 1: Three-Point Pounce Damage: +20%
Formation Attack – Spread
Required Level: 140
Level 1: Formation Attack Monsters Hit: +2
Formation Attack – Reinforce
Required Level: 180
Level 1: Formation Attack Damage: +20%
Formation Attack – Guardbreak
Required Level: 165
Level 1: Formation Attack Ignore Enemy Defense: +20%
Friend Launcher – Range
Required Level: 140
Level 1: Friend Launcher Range: +50
Friend Launcher – Spread
Required Level: 150
Level 1: Friend Launcher Monsters Hit: +2
Friend Launcher – Reinforce
Required Level: 180
Level 1: Friend Launcher Damage: +20%
Team Roar
Required Level: 140
Become invincible and boost the Damage of your whole party.
Level 1: MP Cost: 1000, Invincibility Duration: 30 sec, Damage Boost: +30%. Cooldown: 360 sec.
Group Bear Blaster
Required Level: 160
Help your friends catapult a Bear at the enemy. Craziness!
Level 1: MP Cost: 500, Damage 800%, Number of Attack: 8, Max Enemies Hit: 14, Cooldown: 90 sec.
Beast Tamer Hyper Skill Build Guide:
1. Furious Strikes – Boss Rush
2. Furious Strikes – Reinforce
3. Furious Strikes – Critical Chance
4. Three-Point Pounce – Extra Strike
5. Three-Point Pounce – Reinforce
6. Team Roar
7. Group Bear Blaster
Explanation:
Check this Hyper Stats Guide for more details!
Beast Tamer 5th Job Skills
Please refer to MapleStory 5th Job Skills Guide for more details on Skill Cores, Special Cores and Enhancement Cores!
Beast Tamer Skill Cores
Champ Charge
Max Level: 25 (30 with Matrix Points)
The Beast Tamer’s animal friends join forces to attack the enemy. Pressing the skill button repeatedly will perform a joint attack, with the last animal friend unleashing a powerful special attack. You can use the directional keys during the skill to determine which animal will inflict the final strike.
Level 1: MP Cost: 1000, Beast Tamer’s four animal friends attacks the enemy consecutively. Cooldown: 60 sec.
- Lai – Regular Attack: attacks 8 enemies 3 times dealing 510% damage, Special Attack: attacks 8 enemies 6 times dealing 460% damage.
- Fort – Regular Attack: attacks 6 enemies 2 times dealing 785% damage, Special Attack: attacks 4 enemies 3 times dealing 820% damage, then attacks 1 enemy 8 times dealing 462% damage.
- Eka – Regular Attack: attacks 8 enemies 10 times dealing 205% damage, Special Attack: attacks 15 enemies over a large range 10 times, dealing 206% damage.
- Arby – Regular Attack: attack 8 enemies 1 time dealing 820% damage, Special Attack: periodically attack 8 enemies 4 times dealing 360% damage, creates a tree that reduces damage taken by nearby allies by 40%, Tree Duration: 10 sec
Level 25: MP Cost: 1000, Beast Tamer’s four animal friends attacks the enemy consecutively. Cooldown: 60 sec.
- Lai – Regular Attack: attacks 8 enemies 3 times dealing 750% damage, Special Attack: attacks 8 enemies 6 times dealing 700% damage.
- Fort – Regular Attack: attacks 6 enemies 2 times dealing 1145% damage, Special Attack: attacks 4 enemies 3 times dealing 1300% damage, then attacks 1 enemy 8 times dealing 750% damage.
- Eka – Regular Attack: attacks 8 enemies 10 times dealing 325% damage, Special Attack: attacks 15 enemies over a large range 10 times, dealing 350% damage.
- Arby – Regular Attack: attack 8 enemies 1 time dealing 1300% damage, Special Attack: periodically attack 8 enemies 4 times dealing 600% damage, creates a tree that reduces damage taken by nearby allies by 40%, Tree Duration: 10 sec
Cub Cavalry
Max Level: 25 (30 with Matrix Points)
Calls a herd of critter cubs to your aid. Unaffected by attack reflection.
Level 1: MP Cost: 1000, Summon Duration: 10 sec. Summons between 4 and at most 8 groups of critter cubs, depending on the number of enemies within range. Cubs periodically attack 3 times dealing 360% damage. When time runs out the cubs attack, dealing 780% damage to as many as 8 enemies 8 times. Cooldown: 30 sec.
Level 25: MP Cost: 1000, Summon Duration: 10 sec. Summons between 4 and at most 8 groups of critter cubs, depending on the number of enemies within range. Cubs periodically attack 3 times dealing 600% damage. When time runs out the cubs attack, dealing 1500% damage to as many as 8 enemies 8 times. Cooldown: 30 sec.
Aerial Relief
Max Level: 25 (30 with Matrix Points)
Your animal friends zoom in on an airplane and attack the enemy mercilessly. Unaffected by attack reflection.
Level 1: MP Cost: 1500, periodically attacks 34 times, Max Enemies Hit: 15, Damage: 468%, Number of Attacks: 8. Recovers 50 HP for you and nearby allies and ignores abnormal status. Cooldown: 180 sec
Level 30: MP Cost: 1500, periodically attacks 34 times, Max Enemies Hit: 15, Damage: 990%, Number of Attacks: 8. Recovers 1500 HP for you and nearby allies and ignores abnormal status. Cooldown: 145 sec
Beast Tamer Enhancement Cores
Paw Swipe Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Deep Breath Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Really Deep Breath Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Li’l Fort Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Crit Rate: +5%
Fishy Slap Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Table Flip Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Crit Rate: +5%
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Leopard’s Paw Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Macho Dance Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Thunder Dash Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Three-Point Pounce Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Party Time Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Critical Rate: +5%
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Formation Attack Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Tornado Flight Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Friend Launcher Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Fire Kitty! Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Group Bear Blaster Boost
Final Damage: +2% per level. Max Level: 50 (60 with Matrix Points)
Level 20: Max Targets: +1
Level 40: Monster DEF Ignored: +20%
Beast Tamer V Matrix Skill Build
Trio #1 (Bear Mode): Paw Swipe/Lil’ Fort/Fishy Slap
Trio #2 (Leopard Mode): Three-Point Pounce/Thunder Dash/Macho Dance
Note: Bolded = essential skill | Non-bolded = non-essential skill.
MapleStory Old to New Skill Names
Shared Skills
- Guardian Mode → Critter Select
- Return to Arben → Homeward Bound
- Maple Warrior → Maple Guardian
- Elf Will → Beastly Resolve
- Elf Self-Cultivation → Growth Spurt
- Tamer Stick Mastery → Beast Scepter Mastery
Bear Skills
- 10 – Forepaw Slash → Paw Swipe
- 14 – Flame Fart → Majestic Trumpet
- 19 – Bobo’s Grain Stock → Well Fed
- 25 – Bobo’s Patience → Dumb Luck
- 31 – Inhale → Deep Breath
- 39 – Bobo’s Additional Attack → Fort Follow-Up
- 47 – Bobo’s Tenacity → Defense Ignorance
- 54 – Angry Slash → Furious Strikes
- 63 – Bobo’s Critical Strike → Bear Strength
- 70 – Powerful Inhale → Really Deep Breath
- 76 – Bobo’s Cub → Li’l Fort
- 82 – Bobo’s Bravery → Fort the Brave
- 90 – Concentrated Strike → Bear Assault
- 98 – Fresh Fish Tornado → Fishy Slap
- 105 – Bobo’s Resurrection → Bear Reborn
- 109 – Advanced Flame Fart → Billowing Trumpet
- 114 – Lift the Table → Table Flip
Snow Leopard Skills
- 10 – Snow Leopard Slash → Leopard’s Paw
- 15 – Thunder Sprint → Thunder Dash
- 21 – Enhance Rye’s Fur → Leopard Hide
- 27 – Snow Leopard Strike → Leopard’s Pounce
- 35 – Enhance Rye’s Power → Rippling Feline Muscles
- 41 – Rye’s Dance → Macho Dance
- 49 – Rye’s Pace → Macho Slam
- 57 – Hey, Brother! → Bro Attack
- 67 – Snow Leopard Roar → Leopard’s Roar
- 73 – Thunder Image → Thunder Trail
- 80 – Rye’s Gesture → Macho Incarnate
- 86 – Bermuda Triangle → Three-Point Pounce
- 91 – Advanced Thunder Sprint → Advanced Thunder Dash
- 95 – Enhance Rye’s Teeth → Deadly Fangs
- 101 – Enhance Rye’s Paw → Lethal Lai
- 108 – Enhance Rye’s Heart → Leopard Reflexes
- 116 – Carnival → Party Time
Hawk Skills
- 30 – Attack in Formation → Formation Attack
- 30 – Eka Jump → Sky Walk
- 33 – Eka High Jump → Vertical Draft
- 37 – Eka Stage → Eka Express
- 43 – Eka Soar → Fly
- 48 – Eka’s Wing → Hawk Flock
- 52 – Eka’s Sensitive → Max Mobility
- 62 – Cover From Formation Flight → Defensive Formation
- 65 – Eka Glide → Eka Glider
- 72 – Eka’s Feather → Feather Cloak
- 78 – Call Me! → Regroup
- 83 – Enhance Eka’s Talons → Raptor Talons
- 88 – Bombing in Formation → Baby Bombers
- 94 – Enhance Eka’s Eye → Bird’s-Eye View
- 99 – Enhance Formation → Veteran Formation
- 104 – Enhance Eka’s Beak → Razor Beak
- 110 – Eka’s Feather shoes → Feather Boots
- 118 – Tornado → Tornado Flight
Cat Skills
- 50 – Cast Friends → Friend Launcher
- 50 – Moe Ale → Cat Wit
- 53 – Ale Charming → Kitty Battle Squad
- 56 – Ale is Full! → Kitty Treats
- 61 – Ale’s Will → Purr-Powered
- 66 – Ale Steal → Sticky Paws
- 71 – Meow Heal → Meow Heal
- 75 – Ale’ Paw → Cat’s Claws
- 79 – Meow Sneak → Meow Cure
- 84 – Meow Space → Purr Zone
- 89 – Meow’s Cards → Meow Card
- 93 – Enhance Cast Friend → Friend Launcher – Enhancer
- 97 – Explore the Weakness → Mouser’s Insight
- 102 – Meow Cast! → Fire Kitty!
- 107 – Meow’s Resurrection → Meow Revive
- 111 – Meow’s Golden Card → Meow Gold Card
- 115 – Ale Good Friend → Friends of Arby
- 120 – Gorgeous Shock → Cat’s Cradle Blitzkrieg
Beast Tamer Hyper Skills
- 149 – Angry Slash – Boss Rush → Furious Strikes – Boss Rush
- 168 – Angry Slash – Reinforce → Furious Strikes – Reinforce
- 189 – Angry Slash – Critical → Furious Strikes – Critical Chance
- 155 – Bermuda Triangle – Extra Strike → Three-Point Pounce – Extra Strike
- 177 – Bermuda Triangle – Spread → Three-Point Pounce – Spread
- 195 – Bermuda Triangle – Reinforce → Three-Point Pounce – Reinforce
- 149 – Attack in Formation – Spread → Formation Attack – Spread
- 168 – Attack in Formation – Ignore Guard → Formation Attack – Guardbreak
- 189 – Attack in Formation- Reinforce → Formation Attack – Reinforce
- 143 – Cast Friends – Add Range → Friend Launcher – Range
- 162 – Cast Friends – Spread → Friend Launcher – Spread
- 183 – Cast Friends – Reinforce → Friend Launcher – Reinforce
- 150 – Mercilessness → Team Roar
- 170 – Bear Cannon! → Group Bear Blaster
Beast Tamer 5th Job Skills
- *NONE* → Champ Charge
Additional Information
Beast Tamer Storyline
In a small forest south of Dawnveil called Arboren, there lived a young girl by the name of Chase, who grew up idolizing the Heroes of Maple World. One day Chase saved a cat named Arby, but this was no ordinary cat. Arby is a founding member of the Critter Champs, a band of mighty animals. By befriending Arby and forming a pact with the Critter Champs, Chase just might have the potential to be the hero she always wanted to be. Meet Chase, a simple girl with big dreams. Chase has longed to be a hero since she was little, but it wasn’t until the day she saved a cat named Arby that her wish came true. Through Arby’s mysterious powers, Chase has gained the ability to control animals, and thus, her adventure has begun. As Chase and Arby set out on their journey, more animals start to flock to their side. Now Chase can harness the power of the bear, the snow leopard, the hawk, and of course, Arby the cat.
Beast Tamer Notes
- Beast Tamers start with a tail and animal ears.
- The Beast Tamer tail and ears can be hidden with transparent Cash items.
- Obtain gifts from your critter pals for each level gained between Lv. 11-150. Rewards include Animal SP Potion, Animal Reset Scroll, Revolution Kitty Soul Scepter, Red Cube, and more!
- Possible gifts are split up between different level ranges. 11-30, 31-60, 61-100, and 101-150.
- An envelop will appear over your head whenever you level between 11-150 to quickly take you to the reward window.
- Gifts can be reviewed and obtained by clicking on the available quests button on the left and selecting the quest “[Beast Tamer] A Guardian’s Blessings”.
- Each gift listed can only be obtained once. All gifts listed in each level range will be obtainable when leveling to the end of the level range.
- Fort the Bear will allow you to stand your ground and pulverize your enemies. Lai the Snow Leopard will allow you to quickly blaze through the battlefield to bring the hurt. Eka the Hawk will give you unparalleled mobility to traverse any terrain and offer support skills. Arby the Cat will make you the most popular person around thanks to the numerous party buffs and healing abilities.
- Beast Tamers are able to expand the skill inventory window to view the skills of all their animals at the same time by pressing the green button on the bottom right of the skill inventory window.
- Passive skills from each animal are not shared between all animal modes.
- SP (Skill Points) is shared between all animals.
- Skills must be learned in order to obtain the next skill.
- All of the SP for an individual animal can be reset with the Cash item Beast Tamer Animal SP Reset Scroll.
- Beast Tamers don’t use Mastery Books.
- Shared skills will be learned and increase in mastery automatically from leveling.
Beast Tamer Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is Beast Tamer Gender locked?
No. You can play either male or female.
How does Beast Tamer SP (Skill Points) works?
Beginner and Common Skills does not require SP but it works similarly to Timeless Equipment where they automatically gain experience through your monster kills. You receive normal amounts of SP upon leveling plus the chance of gaining extra SP through the prize boxes. Beast Tamer does not get any additional SP unlike Adventurers since there isn’t any job advancement involved.
There’s also four more medals, one for each animal:
Level 115 (Bear Paw): +3% Boss Damage, +5 Accuracy, +3 Magic Attack, +50 HP
Level 115 (Snow Leopard Paw): +5 Accuracy, +6 Magic Attack, +50 HP
Level 115 (Bird Feather): +5 Accuracy, +20 Avoidability, +50 HP
Level 115 (Cat Paw): +5 Accuracy, +3 Magic Attack, +15 Magic DEF, +50 HP, +25 Weapon DEF
Beast Tamer Changelog
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does this guide has updated for the beast tamer revamp?
Hi Ayumi, thank you so much for making these fantastic guides. I’ve made 4 characters following yours to the letter. Now I’d like to make another one, the Beast Tamer. But since Nexon nerfed it and adapted several things I want to ask you if you are going to update this guide on the new and actual situation? Thanks you so much in advance, Nick
@Michael Sirius: Check out the section labelled “Beast Tamer Skill Build Guide”.
There are 2 paths you can choose:
1. Perfect Mule Beast Tamer Skill Build (Level up to 210 to get Level 3 link skills)
2. Perfect Main Beast Tamer Skill Build (Level up to 250~275)
The mule path is the fastest to level up based on my experience leveling a Beast Tamer.
If you are serious to main Beast Tamer, most of the SP are distributed in Cat and Bear.
Where is the Beast Tamer Main Skill build, I don’t see it?
@all: The following items have been updated:
1. Updated GMS to dynamic changelogs
2. Added Beast Tamer Enhancement Cores
3. Updated Beast Tamer Hyper Skills level requirements
4. Added Beast Tamer 5th Job Skill (Aerial Relief)
@all: The following items have been updated: MSEA v.180 – Black Mage and Tenebris Expedition (2018-11-14)
Hyper Skill Level Requirement Updates
(149 → 140) Furious Strikes – Boss Rush Boss ATT: +20%
(168 → 165) Furious Strikes – Reinforce Damage: +20%
(189 → 180) Furious Strikes – Critical Chance Critical Rate: +20%
(155 → 150) Three-Point Pounce – Extra Strike Number of Attacks: +1
(177 → 165) Three-Point Pounce – Spread Monsters Hit: +2
(195 → 190) Three-Point Pounce – Reinforce Damage: +20%
(149 → 140) Formation Attack – Spread Monsters Hit: +2
(168 → 165) Formation Attack – Reinforce Damage: +20%
(189 → 180) Formation Attack – Guardbreak Ignore DEF: +20%
(143 → 140) Friend Launcher – Range Range: +50
(162 → 150) Friend Launcher – Spread Monsters Hit: +2
(183 → 180) Friend Launcher – Reinforce Damage: +20%
If i use the cygnus set, whích give all skill + 2, got the potential at hat all skill + 2, and crusader codex leafre all skill +1, so i got all skill + 5. Is that enough SP for 3 animals ?. Btw, a mule BT for experience, reached 210.
@Bob kim: Thanks for the notice! I have added the missing Beast Tamer 5th Job Skill “Cub Cavalry”. Merry Christmas!
Only one 5th job skill when every class has two? Is that right?
Does the Cat heal scale with INT? It seems to be capped at 2k?
I want to level this class until lvl 200. I’m actually lvl 140, a start this class with a burning event but I get bored so I stop lvl’ing. Now I want to lvl to 200 but the skills are to week, I assing the SP like this:
Level 10 → 33 (Leopard Skills +23 Levels)
Level 34 → 72 (Bear Skills +39 Levels)
What shou I do?
@Elson: Beast Tamer is not available in MapleSEA yet. Not sure the reason why they have not release it to the server.
Hi, will beast tamer ever be available in MapleSEA ?
@Adi: You will gain extra EXP when you are only in Cat mode.
@D: Thanks for your input! I have added your list into Beast Tamer Enhancement Cores.
Hi, Ayumi! Just wanted to provide some information on the enhancement cores for BT.
Note that they all give only +2% final damage. And yes, the two breath entries are not a typo.
Li’l Fort
Fishy Slap
Table Flip
Paw Swipe
Deep Breath
Really Deep Breath
Leopard’s Paw
Macho Dance
Thunder Dash
Three-Point Pounce
Party Time
Formation Attack
Tornado Flight
Friend Launcher
Fire Kitty!
Group Bear Blaster
Hey Ayumi am planning to main my BT so after maxing Bear and Cat will i have any extra exp
Bear Skill Build: Max everything except Deep Breath, Really Deep Breath, Li’l Fort. Uses 237 SP, approximately 63 Levels.
1. Paw Swipe (MAX)
2. Majestic Trumpet (MAX)
3. Well Fed (MAX)
4. Dumb Luck (MAX)
5. Deep Breath (1)
6. Fort Follow-Up (MAX)
7. Defense Ignorance (MAX)
8. Furious Strikes (MAX)
9. Bear Strength (MAX)
10. Really Deep Breath (MAX)
11. Li’l Fort (MAX)
12. Fort the Brave (19/20)
13. Bear Assault (MAX)
14. Fishy Slap (MAX)
15. Bear Reborn (1)
16. Billowing Trumpet (MAX)
17. Table Flip (MAX)
18. Bear Reborn (MAX)
Why did you say ‘max everything except Really Deep Breath and Li’l Fort but on the list here they are both maxed out?
So is beast tamer a viable character to play, or is it just for helping your main, I would want to main it but I do not know which guide to follow among your guides. XD
hey,
i am playing BT and my lil Bear does 1 dmg…am i the only one? and is BT still viable if lil bear does 1 dmg since he was doing a lot of dmg to bosses?
Following up on previous comment when I finally got to 24 unused sp points – Fort Follow-up showed up (while Deep Breath was still at 7) but even though I have 4 leftover sp points Defense Ignorance is still greyed out – I think I will just keep stacking up the points to see if Defence ignorance eventually turns green too.
Following up on previous comment when I finally got to 24 unused sp points – Fort Follow-up showed up (while Deep Breath was still at 7) but even though I have 4 leftover sp points Defense Ignorance is still greyed out – I think I will just keep stacking up the points to see if Defence ignorance eventually turns green too.
Hi,
Love your site! I am building a Beast Tamer (cons – very cutesy and definitely the most marketing-based quests I have seen in Maplestory (and I think there are only 2-3 characters I haven’t built)) – I am only 38 on the Beast Tamer but I can’t put any SP in any skill but Deep Breath. Did Nexon change it so you have to max one skill to get to the next one or am I doing something wrong (I did accidentally put 7 sp in Deep Breath but I had left it at 1 for a bit and the other arrows didn’t turn green so I eventually made a mistake). I am gathering V coins for an SP reset but can you even do a build now without maxing each skill in turn?
Thanks!
hihi! if im going with beast tamer as my main and im trying to go with BEAR+CAT
should i max out all the bear and cat skills? like this one you post
Bear Skill Build: Max everything except Deep Breath, Really Deep Breath, Li’l Fort. Uses 237 SP, approximately 63 Levels.
1. Paw Swipe (MAX)
2. Majestic Trumpet (MAX)
3. Well Fed (MAX)
4. Dumb Luck (MAX)
5. Deep Breath (1)
6. Fort Follow-Up (MAX)
7. Defense Ignorance (MAX)
8. Furious Strikes (MAX)
9. Bear Strength (MAX)
10. Really Deep Breath (MAX)
11. Li’l Fort (MAX)
12. Fort the Brave (19/20)
13. Bear Assault (MAX)
14. Fishy Slap (MAX)
15. Bear Reborn (1)
16. Billowing Trumpet (MAX)
17. Table Flip (MAX)
18. Bear Reborn (MAX)
*and cause you said to max out everything except lil fort so should everything be MAX and lil fort be 1*
Cat Skill Build: Everything maxed except Meow Heal, Meow Cure, Purr Zone, Fire Kitty, Meow Revive, Cat’s Cradle Blitzkrieg. Uses 196 SP, approximately 66 Levels.
1. Friend Launcher (MAX)
2. Cat Wit (MAX)
3. Kitty Battle Squad (MAX)
4. Kitty Treats (MAX)
5. Purr-Powered (MAX)
6. Sticky Paws (MAX)
7. Meow Heal (1)
8. Cat’s Claws (MAX)
9. Meow Cure (1)
10. Purr Zone (1)
11. Meow Card (MAX)
12. Friend Launcher – Enhancer (MAX)
13. Mouser’s Insight (MAX) *<< should this also be 19/20 cause you said 19 and 20 have the same effect*
14. Fire Kitty! (1)
15. Meow Revive (1)
16. Meow Gold Card (MAX)
17. Friends of Arby (MAX)
18. Cat’s Cradle Blitzkrieg (1)
@Lokio: What do you mean by better? Have you changed something in the build above?
@Confused noob: I would recommend adding some SP into Leopard to speed up training. Training with Bear is pretty slow at the earlier levels since it does not have much mobility. Max all skills on Bear as it will be used for bossing. Some skills in Bear does not require to be max since the Level 19 and 20 share the same stat. Max Cat skills if you plan to leech party member EXP.
if im planning to main Beast tamer would i just max every skill on bear and cat? or still go in to leopard?
It is better ?
Leopard: (Train from Level 10-53)
Start with Leopard skills for early-mid training. 71SP = 23 Levels.
1. Leopard’s Paw (MAX/20)
2. Thunder Dash (1/10)
3. Leopard Hide (MAX/15)
4. Leopard’s Pounce (5/20)
5. Rippling Feline Muscles (MAX/15)
Bear: (Train from Level 54-130)
Switch to Bear Skills for mid-late training + bossing. 114 SP = 39 Levels.
6. Paw Swipe (MAX/20)
7. Majestic Trumpet (6/20)
8. Well Fed (MAX/10)
9. Dumb Luck (MAX/10)
10. Deep Breath (1/10)
11. Fort Follow-Up (MAX/20)
12. Defense Ignorance (6/15)
13. Furious Strikes (MAX/25)
14. Bear Strength (MAX/15)
15. Really Deep Breath (1/20)
16. Bear Strength (max/15)
@Socks & Druidi, in the skills inventory press the little green arrow beside the macro and scroll all the way to the bottom.
Hi! I am having the same problem as @Swan:
are there specific quests that need to be done to unlock billowing trumpet and table flip? I got my beast tamer but under bear skills both table flip and billowing trumpet are missing the last skill on the list is bear reborn is there something that I need to do to make these skills appear?
@Swan wondering exactly same thing. Cant find any information from internet. I opened ticket to find out
Hello
are there specific quests that need to be done to unlock billowing trumpet and table flip? I got my beast tamer to level 109 but under bear skills both table flip and billowing trumpet are missing the last skill on the list is bear reborn is there something that I need to do to make these skills appear?
@Ayumilove: Thanks a lot for your answer!
Now I understand how it works, gotta wait for the next event then. =D
@Ariino: Beast Tamer and Zero are seasonal jobs. They are only available at certain periods (e.g. Character Creation Event) for a specific duration (3 weeks). See this for an example: http://maplestory.nexon.net/news/2694/zero-character-creation-event-6-24-8-18
Thanks a lot for the great guide!
I’m a newbie and have a question about how to unlock the beast tamer.
As my account is a new gms account, both zero and beast tamer are grey, and I cant create them at the moment.
What are the pre requisits to unlock them?
Thanks for the info Ayumi 🙂 I’ve decided based on this that I will only get the skywalk and vertical draft from the bird for mobility then max bear first then cat second then if I have some left I will think about the other two
@Miguel You should probably do whatever is fun for you. If you can’t get NX cash just go to Reboot. I think if you hit 250 you can fully max 3 and get half of the 4th branch done. So just do Bear, Leopard, Cat then Hawk after you max those 3.
Which build should I use if I cannot get NX cash
I want Beast Tamer for main
Beast tamer became also available in EMS after the v.118 patch 20.7.2016 🙂
@Zylo: Once you have added sufficient SP (Skill Points) for 1 animal (example: Bear), then you can proceed to distribute the remaining SP to other animal such as Cat.
Hey Ayumi great guide! Quick question, idk if I missed it, but is there a part in the guide for the skill allocation for only Bear/Cat Beast Tamers? Like when do I start putting SP into Cat skills?
Thanks!
No Ayumi, my bad… Looks like it’s part of the Detectives, after all. 🙁 How sad.
@Tsurugi: Thanks for the update on MapleSEA! I was wondering when will they ever be releasing Beast Tamer. 🙂
Looks like MapleSEA will be getting the Beast Tamer after all. They changed their profile picture on FB to that of Chase, and their cover photo to the reborn Zakum — under the patch name Accelerate 2.
what do you do once you finish doing the skills it says at the top
@Bren: Sorry for the late response! If you frequently use Lil’ Fort for bossing, I would recommend you to reset your skills by moving the SP from Bear Reborn (8 SP) into Lil’ Fort. Otherwise, it’s okay to remain as is (save some NXCash for something else).
@Rose: The Beast Tamer class is pretty straightforward. Use Bear to tackle tough enemies especially bosses. Use Leopard to tackle enemies that are weak and far apart. The Cat is mostly used for partying instead of attacking as it’s skills are mainly party-focused. I have not used Bird for either bossing/training, perhaps you can try it out and see which 1 works best with your play style!
@Dewey: Sorry for the late reply! I have updated the Mule Build (Cat Section).
@Xomys: Thanks for your corrections! I have updated the Mule Build (Cat Section) so that it does not encounter the shortage of SP (Skill Points) when unlocking a certain skill.
Yeah mule build doesn’t currently work have to put points into places to make the SP requirements on skills. It happens at Sticky Paws (2 points short), Purr Zone (2 points short), and Meow Gold Card (6 points short). I’m just kind of putting these points in where I see fit. Think I added 2 extra points into Kitty Treats to get Sticky Paws, then 2 Points into Meow Cure to get Purr Zone, and now I got to figure out where I’m putting 6 points to get up to Meow Gold card. Thinking just doing more into Meow Revive since shorter cooldown / mana cost on a revive is always something worth having, better to have the faster CD and not need it then, not have it and need it.
Edit: You can’t get Sticky Paws [cat tree]. You need 39 total SP but the skills before Sticky Paws only add up to 37 SP. (in the mule build)
You can get Sticky Paws [cat tree]. You need 39 SP but the skills before only add up to 37
Hey I just recently start playing Beast Tamer and was wondering can you give some advice on how to use my skills more efficiently?
Thank you <3
YO, you can receive MULTIPLE MEDALS! Just recent from leopard to bear or another and you will receive the other medals!
Ayumilove Hiii! Thank you for uploading the skill build I’ve been following your skill build ever since I made my BT x
Is it okay if I ask for your opinion?
I am planning to make my BT my main char but I accidentally maxed the Bear Reborn skill
My current skill alloc. is:
Paw Swipe – 20
Majestic Trumpet – 20
Well Fed – 10
Dumb Luck – 10
Deep Breath – 1
Fort Follow up – 20
Defense Ignorance – 15
Furious Strikes – 25
Bear Strength – 15
Really Deep Breath – 1
Lil’ Fort – 7
Fort the Brave – 20
Bear Assault – 20
Fishy Slap – 25
Bear Reborn – 10
Billowing Trumpet – 8
Table Flip – 10
Do I need to reset my skills or is there another way of going about with my current skill alloc?
Thank you in advanve!! xx
Current promotion comes with 1 free animal SP reset if you level up during the event.
@Ushian MapleStory: You can use this Beast Tamer guide to level up then use NXCash to reset in order to put points into Cat. If you put points into Cat too early, it will drastically slow down your leveling speed unless you have a team/guild/party that allows you to leech EXP.
Want if you really like the cat for fun and want to use for enjoyment? Is this guide still valid?
@ghastlymars. i think you should main bear+cat. cat is all about support, and it helps you a lot when you go bossing with people. and bear is much stronger than leopards. leopards have better mobility but the dmg difference is just too big to choose leopard over bear. bear+ cat is the best. and idk about the bird.
I want to main a BT. Should i go cat + bear, cat + leopard or bear+leopard. Also since you have experience with the class, which dps is more fun? (bear/cat) Also what is the Dps Difference end game?
Hey, i just made a beast tamer and i plan on playing on Reboot with a friend thats a kinesis, i want to make this my main but i dont really want to afk buff , i want to actually attack. Do you think that maxing out damage cat skills is worth it? If it was just me and the kinsesis would we train faster if i just go in bear mode and kill or if i go in cat mod for all the buffs and also kill with cat skills?
If I want to go the quick farm route at first then later switch to the beast tamer main I can just use SP Reset scroll? (On Reboot)
Maybel: I’m not sure whether they will patch up the bug with not enough SP (Skill Points), but let’s hope they will 🙂
Beast tamers are coming back next week, you think they’ll fix the whole ”not enough SP problem” I hope so… :/
@Gordon: Thanks for your feedback regarding the Kitty Treats! I’ll add your comment in the guide above.
In my opinion, don’t even max Kitty Treats and leave it at a minimum. The +625 HP and MP doesn’t give too much of a major impact at higher levels, so those precious skill points could be distributed to other skills and/or animals.
The “card” buff cant be applied when you are in Bear mode.
I’m playing Extalia server, I dont know if the official server has the same output.
@Mika: You will need to add 1 or more skill points into “Purr-Powered (Passive)” (Cat Passive Skill). This helps recovers your HP and MP every 4 seconds.
i see when i attack the monster, BT’s HP will be recovered. But, when i reset all skill, HP is not recover anymore 🙁 could you tell me why, pls ?? 🙁 🙁
Howdy Ayumi. I’m using Hawk mode and then onto Cat. I’m starting to find a way to make hawk as damager type instead of just buff and traveler. Since hyper stat is out a while ago. I’m still working on it. It’s not easy to use it since from start the damage output is low, so I’ll get that on the work (If I have time to work on it).
“child of furry: beast tamer” lmao.
do you think there will be a revamp for BT soon?
@Hanafi: Hi, kindly check out the damage boosting guide at http://ayumilove.net/best-maplestory-methods-to-increase-damage-guide/ It’s suitable for all types of jobs offered in MapleStory.
Hello Ayumilove I want to know how to build Beast Tamer more strongers?
@winnkey: Save your SP (Skill Points) so you can spend them later on upon reaching Level 31 🙂 If you are following the Perfect Beast Tamer route, you’ll need to resist the urge of spending SP on other animals except Bear and Cat 😀
love your build i have a question though. i am trying to build a bear+cat Beast tamer, but at level 29 I hit a spot where i cant add any more SP to my bear skill tree till level 31. and if i follow your guide i put one sp into deep breath at at that level 31 I then cant spend any SP till level 39. My question is should i store up my sp? or should i branch out into another animal?
@Lex: Thanks for your input! I’ll update the Cat skills now 🙂
@everyone: All skills for Bear, Cat, Snow Leopard and Hawk have been updated to GMS v.163 FIREPOWER patch! Do let me know if I missed out any. Thanks!
p.s. I noticed that the Bear, Cat and Snow Leopard receive significant damage boost in active skills and buffed up passive skill especially Arby the Cat. Great news for Beast Tamer owners/mules!
Nice guide, you need to make a correction, though.
The Mouser’s Insight skill needs to be maxed. Just reached lvl 130 with my BT and started to put SP to the Cat branch. and lvl 19 gives you 19% while lvl 20 gives you 20 % DEF ignored…oh yeah, you have to change that too, haha, its 20 % at max lvl not 10.
@samsungplay: Use “Homeward Bound”
how do i get back
to arborden
Just a heads up for everyone following this guide, try to avoid putting points into Kitty Treats, as it is nothing but a pain and the debuff diminishes the extra health you have every few seconds.
Is there a guide for the “Goal: To reach Level 200~250 = Bear + Snow Leopard” Cause I don’t want a mule or w/e just want to try to max out the character. Thanks
Today is 26 July 2015 MSEA still dont have any news about Beast Tamer eventhough recently KMS was released Kinesis.So my question is ‘Does Beast Tamer possible release in MSEA’
@Jun: Hawk isn’t preferred for training since it deals less damage compared to Bear and Leopard. It’s more of an utility animal for traveling or buffing.
@needhelp: If you are making this as your mule, you don’t need to startover. If this is your main character, its better to restart early before its too late as you you will be lacking 9 SP in other important skills that may boost your damage better!
Hi ayumi! I have a problem… So I just started a beast tamer character but I accident added 10 sp to thunder dash(bear) instead of just one as you’ve stated is it bad?
What about the Hawk skill build???
What about the Hawk Skill build?
@Taylor: Thanks for your feedback! I’m sure it will help others who encounter the same issue as you on finding the best method to max out some animals 🙂
@Derpmonster: It reduces your enemies hit to only one. It’s meant to increase your bossing damage.
How does the Bear Assault skill work? Do you just have 1 less enemy or is it you can only hit 1 enemy and that’s it?
The description is kind of vague.
Hello Ayumi, I was able to find a good way to “MAX” out some animals.
Gamers have different play styles, and for me this was the most effective because i dont use all the skills the animals have so instead of wasting sp on skills i dont use i was able to use that sp for another animal.
— Max out Passives with stat boosts to reach animals full potential
— ONLY max out skills that you will use during gameplay so you dont waste any sp
— All combined with ayumi guide to get the most effective way to save sp
Bit confused about this guide, i only see the SP guide for the perfect mule, wheres the SP guide for the goal of level 250? (beast tamer as a main)
hi ayumilove im your fan, could you explain me lvl by lvl guide for Beast tamer and if u will change something with patch 163
@LevinRondo: I believe you will gain max 255 SP with level 100-140. This new SP system replaces the previous SP system of 3 SP per level for level 100-200. The official GMS MapleStory Update Notes also highlights about this as well which has being archived in http://ayumilove.net/maplestory-update-notes-gms-v157/#4thjob “4th Job and SP Changes” section!
Level: 100, SP Gain:3
Level: 101, SP Gain:3
Level: 102, SP Gain:3
Level: 103, SP Gain:6
Level: 104, SP Gain:3
Level: 105, SP Gain:3
Level: 106, SP Gain:6
Level: 107, SP Gain:3
Level: 108, SP Gain:3
Level: 109, SP Gain:6
Level: 110, SP Gain:6
Level: 111, SP Gain:4
Level: 112, SP Gain:4
Level: 113, SP Gain:8
Level: 114, SP Gain:4
Level: 115, SP Gain:4
Level: 116, SP Gain:8
Level: 117, SP Gain:4
Level: 118, SP Gain:4
Level: 119, SP Gain:8
Level: 120, SP Gain:8
Level: 121, SP Gain:5
Level: 122, SP Gain:5
Level: 123, SP Gain:10
Level: 124, SP Gain:5
Level: 125, SP Gain:5
Level: 126, SP Gain:10
Level: 127, SP Gain:5
Level: 128, SP Gain:5
Level: 129, SP Gain:10
Level: 130, SP Gain:10
Level: 131, SP Gain:6
Level: 132, SP Gain:6
Level: 133, SP Gain:12
Level: 134, SP Gain:6
Level: 135, SP Gain:6
Level: 136, SP Gain:12
Level: 137, SP Gain:6
Level: 138, SP Gain:6
Level: 139, SP Gain:12
Level: 140, SP Gain:12
Total SP:255
Hey Ayumi!
I was just wondering, since Nexon introduced increased sp after lvl 100 does this apply to Beast Tamer? If so is it possible to max all skills now? Just wanted to know.
@DannieWest: Thanks for your insight on Cat’s skill. I have confirmed on my side that Level 19 is indeed having the same effect as Level 20 (MAX). I have adjusted the skill build guide accordingly 🙂
Hey Ayumi! Loving the guide as always, and I just wanted to give you tiny hint :3
Mousers Insight gets the 10% Def Ignore at lvl 19, so you can save one point there ^^ Barely makes any difference, but just thought you might wanted to know 🙂
After getting sufficiently bored and attempting to math it out, I have discovered how many points, exactly, I would want for each animal. (Not counting any extra SP Chase gets from her leveling up gifts– I can’t remember how many she gets.)
To max everything important in Bear, you need at least 195 points.
For Leopard, you need 156 as a bare minimum, but 162 would be preferred.
As for the Bird, you require 88 points to max everything I care about (basically, up to Regroup). 82 can be used instead, if you only wish to put one point into regroup.
For the Cat, you need 178 to max up to his exp buff (17 points in due to +3 passive), with one point extra used for his ultimate.
This whole build requires the 623 SP, or 611 if you use the minimum numbers for Leopard and Bird. Unfortunately, this means (to my knowledge– I still don’t know how much SP Chase gets from all of her SP potions) that, even using +3 to all skills, you still aren’t able to quite get all of them to their most useful points (since skill boosts don’t count toward the requirement to unlock skills).
With 570 SP (plus some unknown amount extra from SP potions), as well as maxing Bear+Leopard+Cat to their most useful points only taking 535 points, you would have 35 points (a bit more, actually) left to put into Bird. This is enough to max everything up to Eka Express, with some points left over to put into Fly (11 before SP potions, which would be buffed to 14).
Just my two cents on how I’ll likely be building my BT (whenever they finally come out again.) Unfortunately, due to the way the build works, until 140 (with both the Leafre card set and the Empress set bonus), this build will feel rather lackluster. If you want, you could buy/use resets to your already existing builds once you get to 140 to equip the gear, but I’ll probably just brave through some lackluster levels. 😛
If you were to make a skill build attempting to fully utilize the Leafre card set (+1 to all skills), as well as the Empress set bonus (+2 to all skills), how close could one get to being proficient in all four animals?
I would also advise a skill build where it has Skill point additives like The leafre card set, since it makes a large impact on the skill build yet it doesn’t make a difference in SP requirement for each skill. Considering that each animal has about 17/18 skills to learn, you’ll basically save about 4 times that amount.
Hey Ayumi, I always had a question about Meow Heal. is the heal based on magic damage or your hp? and does the heal distribute the % within the party? (1% to 5 members if the skill is level1)
Cause i could actually see this be a use some how if it was m attk based!
Hi Ayumi, I just started my Beast Tamer and currently level 10. I have 1 SP in Leopard’s Paw and 2 SP in Paw Swipe with 2 SP left over.
Before I really started playing, I just wanted to know the exact skill build if I wanted to play my Beast Tamer like a regular character and not just for link skill mule or party buff mule.
What is the best skill build if I wanted to make this my main? It’s so confusing to figure out how many SP I should put in each skill @_@. (Also, could I change it into a Party Buff mule by getting a SP Reset Scroll if I decided not to make it my main anymore?) I look forward to your advice!
I wonder, whats the ideal skill build for training + bossing only, without buff or mobility. Also, is it ideal to create another beast tamer with leopard + cat and some skills of the hawk for buffing?
Hi Ayumi , just kinda wondering if beast tamer is just exclusively for gms or will it be released in maplesea at a much later date ? Love your guides by the way ^^
@DanyRyo: The music in Beast Tamer is “Transcendence” by Lindsey Sterling. Thanks to WildHeartless for replying 🙂
@Dave: Yes, Beast Tamer can boss with their Furious Strikes, Fishy Slap, Bear Assault and Majestic Trumpet. Once awhile casting Group Bear Blaster and Team Roar.
@Yukino: Sorry for the late reply. I have added Beast Tamer Hyper Skills Build Guide.
Can Beast Tamers even boss? I’m asking this because I never seen a funded Beast Tamer nor a bossing video for a Beast Tamer. So can they boss or not?
You didn’t add the hyper skill build
DanyRyo – it is “Transcendence” by Lindsey Sterling
hi Ayumilove, i’d love watching the video of each classes, but the music of beasttamer is most impressed. Can u give the name of that song? i whr can i get it or another?
[GMS v.154 Updates]
1. Bear Reborn cooldown changed from 1800000 to 1800 (1800 seconds = 30 minutes)
@Alyndri: It’s mentioned in the guide above for the optimum leveling speed for Beast Tamer. Start out with Leopard but don’t max it all the way, then dump the skills in to Bear because this beast is the one will get you high on top. For long term playing, its best to use Leopard and Bear route, unless you want to make it as your mule, you can do the combo above, Leopard → Bear → Cat.
Heya! I’m a bit late to the party, but I made a beast tamer in Feb and only just started using her. I’d like her to be my main, so what is the strategy? Do I go all Leopard at once? Or all Bear at once? or level them up at the same time according to your ‘non mule’ guides for each animal above?
Thanks!
Hi Angelina, Beast Tamer as well as other seasonal jobs will be made available (unlocked) later on but there is no fixed date.
Hey!:D
(I’m totally new to Maplestory so I apologize if this question is stupid.)
So on the class selection there’s the beast tamer!:D but it says it’s unavailable, does that mean it’ll be available soon enough?
@Darren: Thanks for your feedback. The Beast Tamer video has been fixed 🙂
You embedded the wrong video.
@Charles Wang: I have level up Beast Tamer until level 160ish. Therefore, based on my experiences, you should go for Bear + Snow Leopard if you wish to train up to Level 200 for the SS Card. I do not know when Beast Tamer will be out but usually during their first release date, its when they are reopen back. Sometimes, on some occasion they open on events to bring in more players when server becomes less hectic. Mobbing and bossing for me was Evan, but didn’t like the stationary attack. Mercedes is nice lots of movement but lack the oomph power to drive enemies back to the wall. Kaiser and Xenon, and Eunwol/Flame Wizard (KMS) is one good choice you can consider. Dawn Warrior is the best warrior for me, high mobility like Demon Slayer and deals multiple damages.
Hey Ayumi. I have three questions for you.
1) Do you know when beast tamers will be able to be created again?
2) What two animals should I go for if I plan on playing the class not for the link skill nor the mule?
3)Irrelevant to beast tamers, but what is a good class that’s decent at mobbing and/or bossing that is fun? Damage is not that important, but should do average/decent damage with minimal funding.
Thanks!
@Inatoshi: Make sure to upgrade your armor to have better defense against their attack. Also, train on monsters which are same level or below you to inflict more damage + 0 misses + better EXP rate. If you are going against higher level monster, you should have better weapon stats to deal 1 HKO (One Hit Kill) to prevent them from retaliating.
@DarkDagger: Yeah, MapleStory player who has tried most of the jobs except for the ones from KMS Tespia (new releases) 🙂
@Jackii: Some skills are not necessarily required to be max if the is use as an utility skill or the max level of the skill does provide minuscule benefit or its left at minimum level to unlock the dependent skills (to meet the level requirement).
Hey Ayumi just wondering u said u have 1 skill builds on this website one is for the mule (which I found) and one for if you are activ. I cant find the activ ones or is it the one where u put everywhere a bit in under it? And i know you can just max 2 animals out. if you max them out should you max out all of their skills or have some with less SP ?
@Chen Chen: Previously when I tested Cat’s Cradle Blitzkrieg, it did not work out for me. Thought it was a bug or something. If you have tested, let me know the effect 🙂
Dear Ayumilove, how does the current cat’s cradle blitzkrieg work?
Hi ayumilove,how did you know everything about maplestory?Are you a player in maplestory?
Ayumi. I just created a Beast Tamer on GMS and I’m level 51.
I’m currently doing the required quest El Nath. I feel like I’m taking a ton of damage from the mobs that are around my own level? If I compare this to any of this class it feels like I’m taking way more then I should.
I wouldn’t really recommend maxing both bear and snow leopard. But for the rest, you could probably just put them in whatever the heck you want. But if you insist on those two, I guess you could try hawk, since you get some nice utility for a few points.
i know that you have to get bear and snow maxed but where do you put the rest of your points? i plan to get to at least 200+ with this class
Thx alot ayumilove 😀 i guess i will go for mercedes ba.
@Hui: You can start off with Mercedes job. It has a passive skill that gives bonus EXP (experience points) whenever you defeat a monster/enemy. Other jobs that might interest you are Kanna, Zen, Jett, Demon Slayer, Demon Avenger and Angelic Buster. These classes uses very little potions, therefore saving lots of meso(s). They are quite strong too even though you are unfunded.
hi, rashid. i just do some research on dawn warrior. they say dawn warrior only pro with high funded. but because i am newbie and i doesn’t have any mesos to fund it lol.
Hui, you can try a Dawn Warrior. They’ve got decent speed, good power, look cool and they don’t need to buy skill books.
Hi ayumi. i am consider a newbie to maplestory (coz i just started play for 2 days !) and can u recommend me to play a new job? coz i am currently no mesos. and i also not interested to put real money to gaming. so can u recommend me a job to play? i am currently playing maplesea. i seek for power and mobility ( moving ability)
It’s right there in the introduction: “PRIMARY STAT: Intelligence (INT)”
Or just use the auto AP distribution feature.
Hi, I am looking for what stats to put on a beast taimer. Like I dont even know what they are exactly.
@Ayumi: Is bear mode’s table flip better than furious strikes for boss? (with and without bear assult)
@Ayumi, The Fort Follow-Up skill for bear mode, does it always appear after 4 attacks? does he appear after every 4 hits from Furious Strikes? and say you’re attacking 8 mobs, when he appears, how many can he hit? or can more than 1 fort follow-up happen at the same time?
Nvm, problem fixed with game booster XD
@Lemonie: The strongest is obviously the bear, followed by Snow Leopard, Bird and lastly the Cat. In terms of supportive skills, is basically the other sequence around.
@AshidaSate: What are your PC spec? (CPU? RAM? Graphic Card? SSD?) I have not encountered this issue since my computer spec is kinda high. I’m using a third-party external graphic card (not the IGP = Intergrated Graphic Card) and an Intel i7 Ivy Bridge.
@Ayumi:I get lag spike whenever I hit a large number of mobs with my beast tamer skills and only beast tamers skills, if the skills don’t hit, I don’t lag, is there a way to fix this?
Lemonie, most people go with bear/cat for bossing & training/muling.
@Ayumi: What do you think is the best monster or animal for beast tamer? I can’t tell which is better… I really want to make my beast tamer strong, but first I need to know what monster is the strongest
@Ayumi: The Skill “Team Roar” Is more different then the JMS one It states ” MP Cost: 1000, Invincibility Duration: 20 sec, Team Damage: +30%, Cooldown: 420 sec. master Level: 1″
Haha I mean would the RA Set for example be better ot Dragon Tail or it doesnt matter?
@Irene: The Beast Tamer Stick is given free from Beast Tamer event. Most of the stats should go for INT and Magic Attack to boost Beast Tamer damage.
Hey there, I was just wondering which equipment set is good for beast tamer? And should most of the stats add INT/MAG ATK?
@CodeGash: For the error 11004, Close your entire browser, clear your Internet Cache, then relogin MapleStory Nexon website, it should work. Otherwise, spam click on the login on MapleStory Nexon website. Some players are able to login by attempting that method.
@Codgash: Make sure you are in USA to play the game. If you are from Europe, you will need to play in EMS (but currently does not support Beast Tamer). Usually this warning message pops up due to MapleStory region block. Other than that, the game server in GMS is under maintenance. If this persists for more than 3 days, basically should be region block. Check whether your Firewall is blocking MapleStory from running. You can test this by disabling your anti-virus and firewall temporarily and run MapleStory.
there is also a problem like ‘error code : 11004 (the requested name is valid but no data of the requested type was found
help… i cant start maple…. there will be a popout saying firewall thing ‘We are unable to connect to the login server due to a server chack, a firewall block or other network issues. Please checj=k the maplestory homepage for ongoing server checks as well as your firewall settings’ help? i really wanna play beast tamer and experience the global type of maplestory
@JamesLe: You can do merchanting and crafting. Craft an item and sell in Free Market, or craft nebulite and sell them. Or do bossing and sell its loot. More meso = you can fund your Beast Tamer. Some players goes even to hardcore where they spend thousand on NX Cash just to get the perfec equipment stat. They would recube with Premium MIracle Cubes and enhancements to boost its potential by alot. Another free way is to build up several characters in 1 account and point their link skills to your Beast Tamer.
Hi ayumilove, I’m a beast tamer lvl 150 and my damage is actually low to me(my damage: 100k-250k) so do I need to fund my beast tamer a lot cuz I am VERY poor. Pliz answer
Thanks Adam for your note! I’ll add that to my Bear Skill Build description 🙂
just a small note, when raising Fort the Brave, it can be left at 19 points, as it will still give the 10%, same as lv 20
Beast Tamer for passive support and Bishop for active support. Take note that Holy Symbol does not stack with Friends of Arby, they overwrite one another. If you are lazy to switch PC to buff your character, use Beast Tamer.
Yeah, I agree with Devin hehehe. Eka and Cat not really good for training. Use Leopoard for fast map maneuver and Bear for bossing. Cat for mule training support. Eka, not sure what I can use it for. Probably for the active support skill but that’s basically it.
Hi PreEnables, are you playing Beast Tamer as a mule or your main character? I tried Cat and its damage is so much weaker compared to Bear and Leopard, its not used for training nor bossing. It can help your party to gain the extra EXP+Bonus Loot before performing the last hit kill. But I would recommend anyone to go for Bear + Leopard. For mule, go for the Leopard→Bear→Cat as described in the guide above (just above the skill descriptions section).
Hi blaire, you can purchase the Beast Tamer SP Reset Skill (I think it costs 5,000 NX) and update the Leoopard Skill Section. Once reset, then you can use the guide above as reference. Take note that I have 2 types of skill build, 1 is for mule and the other is going pure Bear+Leopard = playing it as your main.
Hello,
I have a question. I did not read your guide before I started doing my points and I’ve only made one error according to your guide (*Frown*) and that is that I put 15 points to Snow Leopard Thunder Dash, what skills should i take from in order to make up for this? Please let me know!!
Hi I have a question, I’m not really funded and all so I was thinking in going support which is cat. whats a good beast to pick with it? should I be going only leopard/cat?
And after respeccing and putting more points into bear, I take it back. Bird can really only compete with the first few bear attacks. but he’s doing 10x the damage to twice as many enemies.
I’ve actually found training on Eka to very fast once you hit 83 and get Raptor Talons. Especially on flat maps. you can just hold down the attack button and move back and forth across the map. any mobs that aren’t killed by your initial onslaught will have the bleed reduce them to 1hp for your return trip. If you’re impatient you can simply turn around for a split second and kill them off early. plus you can jump up, down, and across platforms very quickly for maximum mobility. I’m honestly looking forward to seeing how crazy formation attack gets with the hypers. Still, Eka isn’t very good for bossing, so I’m currently working on a Fort(bear)/Eka(Hawk) build.
Which is better for buffing?Bishop or Beast Tamer?
Hello! this character really leaves a bad taste, not to raise points all the beasts … And worse to not choose the 4 beasts from the beginning … The nexon are really one and useless beasts.
The guide is nice but there’s one little mistake, team roar the level 150 hyper skill is nerfed in gms. It’s new stats we’re changed to invincible for 20 seconds, still 30% damage, but the cooldown got heavily increase to 420 seconds.
Hi SEA, ya, miscalculated. Used the wrong SP chart for Bear haha.
is your bear skill point in total calculated error?
Hi Aloysius, it is not possible to max all 4 animal skills. However, if you wish to cover the important ones, it is possible if you could possibly reach Level 200+ which many casual gamers would not go for. It just takes up too much time.
Thanks Apocalypse, I have fixed the Hyper Skill Furious Strike icons. For Eka, I focused on getting the supportive skills once reach Level 200. Training on either Eka (hawk) or Arby (Cat) is kinda slow.
Wrong image Hyper Skill – Furious Strike. And i have a question, why u no plus attack skill for Eka?
Can you post a quick article of what the changes are in RED? I haven’t played in years and thought about getting back into it, but I’m not sure what to main, and what are the benefits of being an explorer still since the other classes (hero, cygnus knights, resistance) seem to be of more interest at the moment. Thanks!
So.., it’s not possible to max all 4 different types of animal skills right?
Hi Devin, you can submit it by posting in the comments 🙂
Is there a way I could submit a Hawk guide? No one seems to give Eka any love.
Hi amoory, if you are playing in MSEA (MapleStory South East Asia), you can contact the official MapleSEA customer service via https://passport.asiasoftsea.com/ibox/maple.aspx They will get a GM (Game Master) to force-teleport you out to a specific location (e.g. Henesys) OR if you are playing in GMS (Global MapleStory), you can contact their customer support service http://support.maplestory.nexon.net/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=19000&_referrer=http://maplestory.nexon.net/support/game-download The best way is to contact your local GM (Game Master) in your server and explain your situation to him. Usually GM can receive whispers but they are unable to view them, so players would message GM using SMEGA (Super Megaphone purchased from CashShop).
Heliseum Quest. While I was attempting the quest named “Operation Go” (if i didn’t remember wrongly as I don’t really keep track of the quest name) and the character was sent to another place to wipe out the monsters before proceeding to the next stage. (I believe there are at least 3 stages) After which, I think I was at the final stage when a cut scene was supposed to appear. From then on, the character cannot move and no monsters appeared. This situation happened on 20th Dec 2013 and until now it is still the same whenever I log-in to this character.
Steps to reproduce the bug :
1. Attempt “Operation Go”
2. Complete until the final stage where the cut scene is triggered.
Result:
The character was stuck in the cut scene status and it cannot move. Only one of the NPC “Edea” can be clicked on but does not lead to anything.
what i do help me
Thanks elyasaf elbaz for the correction. I have updated Fort The Brave skill stats.
Change Fort The Breve Skill’s stats to this:
82 – Fort the Brave (Passive)
Required Bear skill Points: 130
LV1: Passive Effect: Magic ATT: +1%
LV10: Passive Effect: Magic ATT: +5%
LV20: Passive Effect: Magic ATT: +10%
The Current Stats are incorrect.
Thanks Meri for the notice! I’ll correct it now 🙂
Hi Naj, the passive effects from cat applies to all your party member including yourself. However, the Cat passive effects will wear off once you switch to a different animal and if that animal has party member passive effect skills, then those will immediately take effect.
Hi Mapler, thanks for your feedback! I’ll add them to it once I have the time 🙂
Hi PowerofGods1, I agree with your point. Currently the best route would be Bear + Snow Leopard. I’ll change the animal selection 🙂
Are cat skill have “of party members within same map” include me ????
P/s : i’m not good at english ^^
Mind if you can do a level by level SP guide? Like how the rest used to be..
Ayumi, correction on three-point pounce for snow leopard: the current skill in GMS, without the hyper skills, is 3 attacks and a 2 second cooldown.
Hi ayumi, the cat doesn’t seem like a wise choice unless you are leeching, because the cat buffs only work if you are in that form, and if you change animals, they disappear, not sure if this is a glitch or if Nexon purposely intended it.
Ayumi, can you be a little more specific in the build? Like which skills to raise and such, but if it too unnecessary then do what suits you, but please make the build a little more specific, Beast Tamer’s skills are rather hard to figure. Thank you.
Hi Felipe, its impossible to max all skills for all 4 animals, but you can with 2 animals. The best is the Bear + Cat. Bear deals much more damage compared to Leopard, but it isn’t mobile, therefore its best to get a map with monsters tightly packed like a can or sardines and hammer them with your bear hammer skills. For bossing, players would use cat to perform the last hit to gain bonus EXP and drop rate. With Bear and Cat, you enjoy both supportive and offensive sides of this character.
Ayumi, u have any Build ?? or all skill max ??
Beast Tamer Passive skills only work when that “animal” is being used.
is the beast tamer story line mandatory?
Am I the only one that accidentally misread “Bobo’s Grain Stock” as “Bobo’s Groin Stick”?
Thanks henry for the link! I’ll update them now 😀
Hi ayumi, the bt skills names have been officially translated differently in GMS, see this: http://maplestory.nexon.net/news/updates/update-notes/00HYj/v-145-beast-tamer-update-notes
for details.
For the skill unlock levels, for example, if I make a eagle and cat, would I not be able to use anything until level 30 because of the required skill levels? Or would I be able to use them? Email me if needed…. Please answer asap as beast tamer is in 2 days.
Hey Ayumi, Do you Happen to know if Beast Tamer can Share Cash Inventory with Adventurers and such?.
Do the passives from one tree cross into another? So if I level up the cat tree will I get 30% stance even in Bear Mode?
Question! If i want to use the passive effects of the Leapord, but am going to use Bobo’s Set, would i have to use the Leapord For the passive effects to work? Same goes for the other 2. 🙂
Question, i have never been on this site before so thank you for the help, but do i have a choice of which animal i would like to use first? or do i have to wait until level 30 for the hawk?
Added Beast Tamer Secondary Weapon and Medals to this guide at the bottom section!
Thanks Kooler for the correction. I’ll update the description above 🙂
Op passive like that boos critical strike one
theres some incorrect info in here, first only some beginner skills automatically lvl up uppon lvling your character, second they use alot of SP, not based on how much its used, they have special SP elixirs they unlock in the event boxes and also special SP scrolls in the CS because they use around 1100 Sp total to max every skill and they only receive normal amounts of SP per lvl
After reading the skill description , i gonna rule out that passive only stay at 1 beast. so no extra Passive Hp,Mp, MA, or stance stack with Bobo and Ale. TwT
hmm, for Buff, mostly it will gone when you change beast. but passive mostly will say.
Most of Beast Tamer Skill change when you switch Beast, so For active skill or buff skill you put on keyboard will stay the exact place when you change back, so no need worried when you wanted to change form half way battle for support role. I Mostly can tell that Active, and buff stay at keyboard. But for Passive and perm passive example cat passive party buff, i still don’t really know does it still in effect when you change to other form. But In theory it suppose to stay perm, as it imply.
So I will Choose Bobo and Ale, for strong buff and passive , and a interesting self-healing role for Rye with it Enhance Rye’s Fur, for a bit of healing when attacking.My Battle style will me, Primary Bobo, Supports Ale, and Training Rye. >W<
OMG, I did a bit of calculation. Mostly all Beast need 280 sp max all it skill. 4 Beast total 1120 sp, and with current lv cap lv250 we can get 750 sp with 3 point each not included the 5 sp at job advance or quest. Unless we get the event or perm event/quest for beast tamer we wont max out all beast skill. So we can max out 2 beast with normal method around lv 180+ . I wonder how the sp do.
It’s seen that Beast Tamer, is a must be very well plan class to build. It’s recommend that you only control 1 beast and max out it skill for better performance. Even you can change between 4 beast, you can’t max out all beast skill. You can mostly max 1 beast skill, but with event you might able to max 2 beast skill with the extra sp point it throw at you. But after the event end most player can only max 1 beast. So it very sad, If Beast Tamer come to MSEA, and with Extra Sp, i might choose Bear and Cat. me no fan of bird.
do the passives/buffs from other animal modes stack? or do you lose all the passives when you switch?
What do you think about this class Ayumi? Do you think its going to be good?