Magic Spells:

QUIK-REFERENCE-

All spells tend to follow a single linear SP cost throughout all levels and elements. The following is a basic run through of the SP cost.

****Find the level and type of the spell and you will find the cost****

*****MAGIC SPELLS*****

LV 1 Spells

‘Don’ ‘Rom’ and ‘Kruz’ spells – 10 SP
‘Zot’ spells – 20 SP
‘Summon’ spells – 50 SP

LV 2 Spells

‘Don’ ‘Rom’ and ‘Kruz’ spells – 20 SP
‘Zot’ spells – 30 SP
‘Summon’ spells – 75 SP

LV 3 Spells

‘Don’ ‘Rom’ and ‘Kruz’ spells – 30 SP
‘Zot’ spells – 40 SP
‘Summon’ spells – ??? SP

Healing Spells

‘Repth’ ‘Rip Teyn’ and ‘Rip Synk’ – 10 SP
‘La Repth’ – 20 SP
'Ol Repth’ – 30 SP
‘Ola Repth’ and ‘Rip Maen’ – 40 SP
‘Pha Repth’ – 50 SP
‘Phal Repth’ – 60 SP

Strengthening Spells

‘Ap’ increasing element attributes – 10 SP
‘Ap’ increasing status (Att Def & Speed) and ‘Rig Gaem’ – 15 SP
‘Rig Saem’ – 25 SP

Weakening Spells
‘Dek’ decreasing element attributes – 10 SP
‘Dek’ decreasing status (Str Def Evd & Speed) – 15 SP
‘Duk Lei’ ‘Suvi Lei’ and ‘Dek Do’ – 20 SP
‘Mumyn Lei’ ‘Ranki Lei’ ‘Maj Lei’ – 30 SP
‘Miu Lei’ – 40 SP

*****TECHNIQUES*****(listed from light to heavy)

LV 1. Twinblade techniques
Saber Dance (single enemy)-10 SP
Tiger Claws (area)- 10 SP
Staccatto (single)- 15 SP

LV 2. Twinblade techniques
‘Dance’ types (single)- 30 SP
‘Claw’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Staccatto’ types (single) – 45 SP

LV 1. Longarm techniques
Double Sweep (single) – 10 SP
Repulse Cage (area) - 10 SP
Triple Doom (single) – 10 SP

LV 2. Longarm techniques
‘Wipe’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Repulse’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Doom’ types (single) – 30 SP

LV 1. Blademaster techniques
Cross slash (single) – 10 SP
Revolver (area) – 10 SP
Crack Beat (single) – 10 SP

LV 2. Blademaster techniques
‘Slash’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Revolver’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Crack’ types (single) – 30 SP

LV. 1 Heavyblade techniques
Calamity (single) – 10 SP
Hayabusa (area) – 10 SP
Death Bringer (single) – 10 SP
Sohgasho (single) – 15 SP

LV. 2 Heavyblade techniques
‘Calamity’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Hayabusa’ types(area) – 30 SP
‘Death Bringer’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Sohgasho’ types (single) – 40 SP (described as powerful attacks)

LV. 1 Heavyaxe techniques
Axel Pain (area) – 10 SP
Triple Wield (area) – 10 SP
Brandish (area) – 10 SP

LV. 2 Heavyaxe techniques
‘Axel Pain’ types(area) – 30 SP
‘Triple Wield’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Brandish’ types (area) – 30 SP

Attack spell listings. Following is a complete list of all the spells that I have found in the game thus far, and some that I haven’t. Once again it will follow the format of magical spells in order of ‘Don’ ‘Rom’ ‘Kruz’ ‘Zot’ and ‘Summon’. All SP costs are listed at the top of the category list and descriptions are listed for each spell type. Basically higher levels of spells are generally bigger and flashier than their lower level counter parts.

‘Don’ spells. (‘Don’ spells drop a mass of the particular element on the target and effects a wide area.)
LV. 1- all spells cost 10 SP
Gan Don (Earth)
Rai Don (Thunder)
Vak Don (Fire)
Ani Don (Darkness)
LV. 2- all spells cost 20 SP
GiGan Don (Earth)
MeRai Don (Thunder)
GiVak Don (Fire)
BiAni Don (Darkness)
LV. 3- all spells cost 40 SP
OrGan Don (Earth)
GiRai Don (Thunder)
RaVak Don (Fire)
OrbiAni Don (Darkness)
LV. 4 – all spells cost ??? SP
PhaGan Don (Earth)
PhaVak Don (Fire)

‘Rom’ spells. (Rom spells produce a tornado of the particular element; it has very weak power but hits the target many times and effects a wide area)
LV. 1- all spells cost 10 SP
Gan Rom (Earth)
Rue Rom (Water)
Rai Rom (Thunder)
Vak Rom (Fire)
Juk Rom (Wood)
LV. 2- all spells cost 20 SP
MeGan Rom (Earth)
MeRue Rom (Water)
GiRai Rom (Thunder)
BiVak Rom (Fire)
ViJuk Rom (Wood)
LV.3- all spells cost 40 SP
OrGan Rom (Earth)
OrRue Rom (Water)
MeRai Rom (Thunder)
OrVak Rom (Fire)
RaJuk Rom (Wood)
Lv.4- all spells cost ??? SP
PhaRue Rom (Water)

‘Kruz’ spells. (‘Kruz’ spells generate a few surrounding globs of whatever element is being cast and makes them all converge onto a single target.)
LV. 1- all spells cost 10 SP
Rue Kruz (Water)
Rai Kruz (Thunder)
Vak Kruz (Fire)
Ani Kruz (Darkness)
Juk Kruz (Wood)
LV. 2- all spells cost 20 SP
GiRue Kruz (Water)
MeRai Kruz (Thunder)
GiVak Kruz (Fire)
MeAni Kruz (Darkness)
MeJuk Kruz (Wood)
LV. 3- all spells cost 40 SP
MeRue Kruz (Water)
MeVak Kruz (Fire)
OrmeAni Kruz (Darkness)

‘Zot’ spells. (‘Zot’ spells raise a powerful chunk of whatever element it is from the ground underneath multiple opponents but hitting the primarily targeted opponent for more damage.)
LV. 1- all spells cost 20 SP
Gan Zot (Earth)
Rue Zot (Water)
Ani Zot (Darkness)
Juk Zot (Wood)
LV. 2- all spells cost 30 SP
GiGan Zot (Earth)
MeRue Zot (Water)
MeAni Zot (Darkness)
RaJuk Zot (Wood)
LV. 3- all spells cost 50 SP
OrGan Zot (Earth)
LaRue Zot (Water)
OrmeAni Zot (Darkness)
OrJuk Zot (Wood)

‘Summon’ spells. (‘Summon’ spells summon a powerful beast to attack the targets of a wide area)
LV. 1- all spells cost 50 SP
Yarthkins (Earth)
Merrows (Water)
Lanceor (Thunder)
Vulcan (Fire)
Wryneck (Darkness)
Krake (Wood)
LV. 2- all spells cost 75 SP
Yarthkins Ch (Earth)
Merrows Ch (Water)
Lanceor Ch (Thunder)
Vulcan Ch (Fire)
Wryneck Ch (Darkness)
Krake Ch (Wood)
LV. 3- all spells cost ??? SP
Yarthkins Rf (Earth)
Merrows Rf (Water)
Lanceor Rf (Thunder)
Vulcan Rf (Fire)
Wryneck Rf (Darkness)
Krake Rf (Wood)

Status effect spell listings. Following is a complete list of all status effect spells in the game, that’s right, not ONE is left out. They all have various effects making it a pain to categorize so I’ll simply list them in order of effect and SP cost starting with strengthening and ending with weakening.

Strengthening spells-
Elemental boost – all spells cost 10 SP
Ap Ganz (Earth element increase)
Ap Ruem (Water element increase)
Ap Raio (Thunder element increase)
Ap Vakz (Fire element increase)
Ap Anid (Darkness element increase)
Ap Juka (Wood element increase)
Attribute boost- all spells cost 15 SP
Ap Corv (Physical Strength increases)
Ap Vorv (Physical Defense increases)
Ap Torv (Physical Accuracy increases)
Ap Corma (Magical Strength increases)
Ap Vorma (Magical Defense increases)
Ap Torma (Magical Accuracy increases)
Ap Do (Speed increases)
Restoratives
Rig Saem- 15 SP (Slowly restores HP)
Rig Gaem- 25 SP (Slowly restores SP)

Weakening spells-
Elemental decrease – all spells cost 10 SP
Dek Ganz (Earth element decrease)
Dek Ruem (Water element decrease)
Dek Raio (Thunder element decrease)
Dek Vakz (Fire element decrease)
Dek Anid (Darkness element decrease)
Dek Juka (Wood element decrease)
Attribute decrease- all spells cost 15 SP
Dek Corv (Physical Strength decreases)
Dek Vorv (Physical Defense decreases)
Dek Torv (Physical Accuracy decreases)
Dek Corma (Magical Strength decreases)
Dek Vorma (Magical Defense decreases)
Dek Torma (Magical Accuracy decreases)
Status Effects- SP listed beside spell
Dek Do- 20 SP (Slows down target)
Duk Lei- 20 SP (Poisons target)
Suvi Lei- 20 SP (Paralyzes target)
Mumyn Lei- 30 SP (Puts target to sleep)
Ranki Lei- 30 SP (Confuses target)
Maj Lei- 30 SP (Curses target)
Miu Lei- 40 SP (Charms target)

Technique listings. Following is a complete list of all the attack techniques that I have found in the game thus far, and some that I haven’t. You’ll notice that wavemasters have no attack techniques and quite frankly I’m glad because 5 classes is enough work as it is. The classes are listed from lightest class to heaviest class, and for those of you who are completely oblivious, that means it goes… Twinblades, Longarms, Blademasters, Heavyblades, Heavyaxes. In addition, for the sake of organization you’ll notice that skills will also be listed not only in terms of level but also of attack type. Most classes have only 3 versions of attack skills (Heavyblade has 4 which made them REALLY hard to pick out which skills were what.) and the skills will be listed in categories. And for those of you concerned with aesthetics, the skills all look the same as their base LV. 1 skills only the elemental types have pretty colors surrounding the weapon blade. Get it? Got it? Good. On to technique listings.
*All attack descriptions are my own and are therefore subject to flaws; feel free to correct me but if you claim you came up with them yourself I’ll sic Asura on you!!!

BURN!!!*

Twinblade Skills-
LV. 1 Base Skills-

Saber Dance- 10 SP (Single target) The Saber Dance is a series of four alternating strikes with the users blades in a dance-like motion. The final combo hit is delivered after brief spin using the momentum from the third strike.
Tiger Claws- 10 SP (Effects area) Tiger Claws is a unique attack wherein the user coils his or her body for a moment and launches into a spin while holding his blades out. A total of six slightly weak blows are planted upon all enemies who are effected.
Staccatto- 15 SP (Single target) Unlike the saber dance, which relies on four powerful strikes, The Staccatto attack focuses on hitting the enemy many times in a flurry of saber strikes and kicks. The attack will follow a pattern of a brief jump spin, a few slashes, a large jump spin and a final two kicks at the end.
LV. 2 Skills-
Saber Dance class- 30 SP
Thunder Dance (Thunder)
Flame Dance (Fire)
Dark Dance (Darkness)
Orchid Dance (Wood)
Tiger Claws class- 30 SP
Thunder Coil (Thunder)
Blazing Wheel (Fire)
Swirling Dark (Darkness)
Splinter Slash (Wood)
Staccatto class- 45 SP
Lightning Rage (Thunder)
Twin Dragons (Fire)
Twin Darkness (Darkness)
Gale of Swords (Wood)



Longarm Skills-
LV. 1 Base Skills-

Double Sweep- 10 SP (Effects area) The Double Sweep is an attack that uses the wide range of the spear to its maximum potential. The user sweeps his or her spear in a wide slash in front of them, and then proceeds to spin around with their spear held at length until they make a complete circle.
Repulse Cage- 10 SP (Effects area) The Repulse Cage attack is a very graceful attack using precise hand movements to twirl the player’s spear around his or her body thus attacking all enemy within a certain radius around the user. While similar to the double sweep in terms of its effect area, its range is limited but it hits more times.
Triple Doom- 10 SP (Single target) The Triple Doom attack is the longarm’s best shot for taking down single enemies. A strong upwards thrust of the spear makes the first part of the attack followed shortly after by an over head strike and a final quick jab as the user returns to the normal fighting stance.
LV. 2 Skills-
Double Sweep class- 30 SP
Rue Wipe (Water)
Rai Wipe (Thunder)
Vak Wipe (Fire)
Juk Wipe (Wood)
Repulse Cage class- 30 SP
Rue Repulse (Water)
Rai Repulse (Thunder)
Vak Repulse (Fire)
Juk Repulse (Wood)
Triple Doom class- 30 SP
Rue Doom (Water)
Rai Doom (Thunder)
Vak Doom (Fire)
Juk Doom (Wood)

Blademaster Skills-
LV. 1 base skills-

Cross Slash- 10 SP (Single target) The Cross Slash attack is probably the most widely used attack for a blademaster. It consists of two powerful, diagonal strikes across the enemies chest, resulting in an ‘X’ shaped pattern. It requires little time to execute.
Revolver- 10 SP (Effects area) Aptly named, Revolver is just as it sounds. It is a spinning attack wherein the user holds his or her blade out and does a brief jump spin. The attack effects all enemies around the character and was a favorite of Orca and Balmung during the SinOne event.
Crack Beat- 10 SP (Single target) The Crack Beat is a single powerful strike against one enemy. Its form is relatively simple; the user simply leaps high into the air and slams their sword down upon his or her opponent. Uncomplicated and effective.
LV. 2 skills-
Cross Slash class- 30 SP

Gan Slash (Earth)
Rue Slash (Earth)
Vak Slash (Fire)
Ani Slash (Darkness)
Revolver class- 30 SP

Gan Revolver (Earth)
Rue Revolver (Earth)
Vak Revolver (Fire)
Ani Revolver (Darkness)
Crack Beat- 30 SP

Gan Crack (Earth)
Rue Crack (Earth)
Vak Crack (Fire)
Ani Crack (Darkness)

Heavyblade Skills-
LV.1 Base Skills-
Calamity- 10 SP (Single target) Calamity is the basic sword skill of a heavyblade. A great amount of strength and agility is necessary to perform this attack which consists of a thrust attack over the waist, and another below the waist and a final forward flip to bring the tremendous blade down upon the hapless foe.

Hayabusa- 10 SP (Effects area) While the Hayabusa attack focuses primarily on one target, it has the ability to effect all of the enemies surrounding the heavyblade. It starts with one wide, horizontal sword swipe, then another in the opposite direction only this swing spins the user around so that the blade makes a 360˚ circle around the player. Finally, with the momentum from the spin, the heavyblade brings the blade over his or her head and makes one final overhead chop to the primary target.
Death Bringer- 10 SP (Single target) One of the more theatric of the heavyblade’s attacks is the Death Bringer attack. The user slashes downward until the tip of the blade is planted shallowly in the ground the player then performs a handstand so that they and their giant blade form almost a vertical column to the ground. The user then falls forward bringing the blade over their head and down on the enemy. A powerful attack indeed.
Shogasho- 15 SP (Single target) While being the rarest of the level one heavblade skills (it is only found on the Spiderblade) it forms the basis for all of the most powerful skills a heavyblade can wield. For reasons which can only be described as ‘lazy’ the attack movements of Shogasho are programmed to be the same as calamity.
LV. 2 skills-
Calamity class- 30 SP
Gan Drive (Earth)
Rai Drive (Thunder)
Vak Drive (Fire)
Juk Drive (Wood)
Hayabusa class- 30 SP
Danku (Earth)
Raika (Thunder)
Karin (Fire)
Hirameki (Wood)
Death Bringer class- 30 SP
Gan Smash (Earth)
Rai Smash (Thunder)
Vak Smash (Fire)
Juk Smash (Wood)
Shogasho class- 40 SP
Gohryu (Earth)
Rairaku (Thunder)
Kannon (Fire)
Kitsutsuki (Wood)

Heavyaxe Skills-
LV. 1 Base Skills-
Axle Pain- 10 SP (Effects area) Although Axle Pain is technically and area attack it is sorely focused on a single target. The attack consists of the heavyaxe lifting his or her giant axe and making a mighty swing down and to the left, instead of ending the attack there, however, the player then uses the momentum of the axe to bring the huge weapon up behind them and slam down with a punishing overhead attack.
Triple Wield- 10 SP (Effects area) Triple Wield can be described in two words: “Centrifugal Force” For those of you who skipped physics, the attack consists of the heavy axe getting a short grip on the blade (limiting range slightly) and spinning around in a circle in the direction the axe head is pointing. The attack continues for three rotations. It is believed that the attack ends there to save players in “The World” from getting too dizzy from consecutive uses of this area effecting attack.
Brandish- 10 SP (Effects area) For the heavyaxe that prefers a less dizzying attack, Brandish is a good alternative to triple wield. This attack consists of a fully extended axe swing that continues in one full circle. What this attack lacks in repetitiveness in comparison to triple wield, it makes up for in range and a slight boost in power.

LV. 2 Skills-

Axle Pain class- 30 SP
Gan Break (Earth)
Rue Break (Water)
Rai Break (Thunder)
Ani Break (Darkness)

Triple Wield class- 30 SP
Gan Tornado (Earth)
Rue Tornado (Water)
Rai Tornado (Thunder)
Ani Tornado (Darkness)
Brandish class- 30 SP
Gan Basher (Earth)
Rue Basher (Water)
Rai Basher (Thunder)
Ani Basher (Darkness)


That does it for me folks. While it’s true that there are third level skills and four level spells in “The world” these are quite rare to come by and levels may not get that high just yet.


Cypher: This guide was all done by Lighteria. Any questions or comments please PM him.

Magic Spell Guide Version: 2.0

QUIK-REFERENCE-

All spells tend to follow a single linear SP cost throughout all levels and elements. The following is a basic run through of the SP cost. (There are exceptions with summons.)
****Find the level and type of the spell and you will find the cost****
*****MAGIC SPELLS*****
LV 1 Spells
‘Don’ ‘Rom’ and ‘Kruz’ spells – 10 SP
‘Zot’ spells – 20 SP
‘Summon’ spells – 50 SP
LV 2 Spells
‘Don’ ‘Rom’ and ‘Kruz’ spells – 20 SP
‘Zot’ spells – 30 SP
‘Summon’ spells – 70 SP
LV 3 Spells
‘Don’ ‘Rom’ and ‘Kruz’ spells – 30 SP
‘Zot’ spells – 40 SP
‘Summon’ spells – 90 SP
LV 4 Spells
‘Don’ ‘Rom’ and ‘Kruz’ spells – 60 SP
‘Zot’ spells – 70 SP
‘Summon’ spells – 110 SP

Healing Spells
‘Repth’ ‘Rip Teyn’ and ‘Rip Synk’ – 10 SP
‘La Repth’ – 20 SP
‘Ol Repth’ – 30 SP
‘Ola Repth’ and ‘Rip Maen’ – 40 SP
‘Pha Repth’ – 50 SP
‘Phal Repth’ – 60 SP

Strengthening Spells
‘Ap’ increasing element attributes – 10 SP
‘Ap’ increasing status (Att Def & Speed) and ‘Rig Saem’ – 15 SP
‘Rig Geam’ – 25 SP

Weakening Spells
‘Dek’ decreasing element attributes – 10 SP
‘Dek’ decreasing status (Str Def Evd & Speed) – 15 SP
‘Duk Lei’ ‘Suvi Lei’ and ‘Dek Do’ – 20 SP
‘Mumyn Lei’ ‘Ranki Lei’ ‘Maj Lei’ – 30 SP
‘Miu Lei’ – 40 SP


*****TECHNIQUES*****(listed from light to heavy, see below descriptions for details)
LV 1. Twinblade techniques
Saber Dance (single enemy)-10 SP
Tiger Claws (area)- 10 SP
Staccatto (single)- 15 SP
LV 2. Twinblade techniques
‘Dance’ types (single)- 30 SP
‘Claw’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Staccatto’ types (single) – 45 SP
LV 3. Twinblade techniques
‘Dance’ types (single)- 50 SP
‘Claw’ types (area) – 50 SP
‘Staccatto’ types (single) – 65 SP


LV 1. Longarm techniques
Double Sweep (single) – 10 SP
Repulse Cage (area) - 10 SP
Triple Doom (single) – 10 SP
LV 2. Longarm techniques
‘Wipe’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Repulse’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Doom’ types (single) – 30 SP
LV 3. Longarm techniques
‘Wipe’ types (single) – 50 SP
‘Repulse’ types (area) – 50 SP
‘Doom’ types (single) – 50 SP


LV 1. Blademaster techniques
Cross slash (single) – 10 SP
Revolver (area) – 10 SP
Crack Beat (single) – 10 SP
LV 2. Blademaster techniques
‘Slash’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Revolver’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Crack’ types (single) – 30 SP
LV 3. Blademaster techniques
‘Slash’ types (single) – 50 SP
‘Revolver’ types (area) – 50 SP
‘Crack’ types (single) – 50 SP


LV. 1 Heavyblade techniques
Calamity (single) – 10 SP
Hayabusa (area) – 10 SP
Death Bringer (single) – 10 SP
Sohgasho (single) – 15 SP
LV. 2 Heavyblade techniques
‘Calamity’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Hayabusa’ types(area) – 30 SP
‘Death Bringer’ types (single) – 30 SP
‘Sohgasho’ types (single) – 40 SP (described as powerful attacks)
LV. 3 Heavyblade techniques
‘Calamity’ types (single) – 50 SP
‘Hayabusa’ types(area) – 50 SP
‘Death Bringer’ types (single) – 50 SP
‘Sohgasho’ types (single) – 60 SP (described as powerful attacks)


LV. 1 Heavyaxe techniques
Axel Pain (area) – 10 SP
Triple Wield (area) – 10 SP
Brandish (area) – 10 SP
LV. 2 Heavyaxe techniques
‘Axel Pain’ types(area) – 30 SP
‘Triple Wield’ types (area) – 30 SP
‘Brandish’ types (area) – 30 SP
LV. 3 Heavyaxe techniques
‘Axel Pain’ types(area) – 50 SP
‘Triple Wield’ types (area) – 50 SP
‘Brandish’ types (area) – 50 SP




Attack spell listings. Following is a complete list of all the spells in the game. Once again it will follow the format of magical spells in order of ‘Don’ ‘Rom’ ‘Kruz’ ‘Zot’ and ‘Summon’. All SP costs are listed at the top of the category list and descriptions are listed for each spell type. Basically higher levels of spells are generally bigger and flashier than their lower level counter parts and usually hit more times.

‘Don’ spells. (‘Don’ spells drop a mass of the particular element on the target and effects a wide area.)
LV. 1- all spells cost 10 SP
Gan Don (Earth)
Rai Don (Thunder)
Vak Don (Fire)
Ani Don (Darkness)
LV. 2- all spells cost 20 SP
GiGan Don (Earth)
MeRai Don (Thunder)
GiVak Don (Fire)
BiAni Don (Darkness)
LV. 3- all spells cost 40 SP
OrGan Don (Earth)
GiRai Don (Thunder)
RaVak Don (Fire)
OrbiAni Don (Darkness)
LV. 4 – all spells cost 60 SP
PhaGan Don (Earth)
PhaRai Don (Thunder)
PhaVak Don (Fire)
PhAni Don (Darkness)

‘Rom’ spells. (Rom spells produce a tornado of the particular element; it has very weak power but hits the target many times and effects a wide area)
LV. 1- all spells cost 10 SP
Gan Rom (Earth)
Rue Rom (Water)
Rai Rom (Thunder)
Vak Rom (Fire)
Juk Rom (Wood)
LV. 2- all spells cost 20 SP
MeGan Rom (Earth)
MeRue Rom (Water)
GiRai Rom (Thunder)
BiVak Rom (Fire)
ViJuk Rom (Wood)
LV.3- all spells cost 40 SP
OrGan Rom (Earth)
OrRue Rom (Water)
MeRai Rom (Thunder)
OrVak Rom (Fire)
RaJuk Rom (Wood)
Lv.4- all spells cost 60 SP
PhaGan Rom (Earth)
PhaRue Rom (Water)
PhaRai Rom (Thunder)
PhaVak Rom (Fire)
PhaJuk Rom (Wood)

‘Kruz’ spells. (‘Kruz’ spells generate a few surrounding globs of whatever element is being cast and makes them all converge onto a single target.)
*Note The level 3 wood and level 4 darkness spells do not exist.
LV. 1- all spells cost 10 SP
Rue Kruz (Water)
Rai Kruz (Thunder)
Vak Kruz (Fire)
Ani Kruz (Darkness)
Juk Kruz (Wood)
LV. 2- all spells cost 20 SP
GiRue Kruz (Water)
MeRai Kruz (Thunder)
GiVak Kruz (Fire)
MeAni Kruz (Darkness)
MeJuk Kruz (Wood)
LV. 3- all spells cost 40 SP
MeRue Kruz (Water)
OrmeRai Kruz (Thunder)
MeVak Kruz (Fire)
OrmeAni Kruz (Darkness)
LV. 4- all spells cost 60 SP
PhaRue Kruz (Water)
PhaRai Kruz (Thunder)
PhaVak Kruz (Fire)
PhaJuk Kruz (Wood)


‘Zot’ spells. (‘Zot’ spells raise a powerful chunk of whatever element it is from the ground underneath multiple opponents but hitting the primarily targeted opponent for more damage.)
LV. 1- all spells cost 20 SP
Gan Zot (Earth)
Rue Zot (Water)
Ani Zot (Darkness)
Juk Zot (Wood)
LV. 2- all spells cost 30 SP
GiGan Zot (Earth)
MeRue Zot (Water)
MeAni Zot (Darkness)
RaJuk Zot (Wood)
LV. 3- all spells cost 50 SP
OrGan Zot (Earth)
LaRue Zot (Water)
OrmeAni Zot (Darkness)
OrJuk Zot (Wood)
LV. 4- all spells cost 70 SP
PhaGan Zot (Earth)
PhaRue Zot (Water)
PhAni Zot (Darkness)
PhaJuk Zot (Wood)


‘Summon’ spells. (‘Summon’ spells summon a powerful beast to attack the targets of a wide area)
LV. 1- Elemental spells cost 50 SP
Yarthkins (Earth)
Merrows (Water)
Lanceor (Thunder)
Vulcan (Fire)
Wryneck (Darkness)
Krake (Wood)
Summon Goblin (Neutral) 25 SP
LV. 2- Elemental spells cost 70 SP
Yarthkins Ch (Earth)
Merrows Ch (Water)
Lanceor Ch (Thunder)
Vulcan Ch (Fire)
Wryneck Ch (Darkness)
Krake Ch (Wood)
More Goblins (Neutral) 45 SP
LV. 3- Elemental spells cost 90 SP
Yarthkins Rf (Earth)
Merrows Rf (Water)
Lanceor Rf (Thunder)
Vulcan Rf (Fire)
Wryneck Rf (Darkness)
Krake Rf (Wood)
Goblin King (Neutral) 65 SP
LV. 4- Elemental spells cost 110 SP
Yarthkins Pha (Earth)
Merrows Pha (Water)
Lanceor Pha (Thunder)
Vulcan Pha (Fire)
Wryneck Pha (Darkness)
Krake Pha (Wood)
King of Goblin (Neutral) 85 SP
Stuck? (Neutral) 130 SP

Status effect spell listings. Following is a complete list of all status effect spells in the game. They all have various effects making it a pain to categorize so I’ll simply list them in order of effect and SP cost starting with strengthening and ending with weakening.

Strengthening spells-
Elemental boost – all spells cost 10 SP
Ap Ganz (Earth element increase)
Ap Ruem (Water element increase)
Ap Raio (Thunder element increase)
Ap Vakz (Fire element increase)
Ap Anid (Darkness element increase)
Ap Juka (Wood element increase)

Attribute boost- all spells cost 15 SP
Ap Corv (Physical Strength increases)
Ap Vorv (Physical Defense increases)
Ap Torv (Physical Accuracy increases)
Ap Corma (Magical Strength increases)
Ap Vorma (Magical Defense increases)
Ap Torma (Magical Accuracy increases)
Ap Do (Speed increases)

Restoratives
Rig Saem - 15 SP (Slowly restores HP)
Rig Geam - 25 SP (Slowly restores SP)

Weakening spells-
Elemental decrease – all spells cost 10 SP
Dek Ganz (Earth element decrease)
Dek Ruem (Water element decrease)
Dek Raio (Thunder element decrease)
Dek Vakz (Fire element decrease)
Dek Anid (Darkness element decrease)
Dek Juka (Wood element decrease)

Attribute decrease- all spells cost 15 SP
Dek Corv (Physical Strength decreases)
Dek Vorv (Physical Defense decreases)
Dek Torv (Physical Accuracy decreases)
Dek Corma (Magical Strength decreases)
Dek Vorma (Magical Defense decreases)
Dek Torma (Magical Accuracy decreases)

Status Effects- SP listed beside spell
Dek Do- 20 SP (Slows down target)
Duk Lei- 20 SP (Poisons target)
Suvi Lei- 20 SP (Paralyzes target)
Mumyn Lei- 30 SP (Puts target to sleep)
Ranki Lei- 30 SP (Confuses target)
Maj Lei- 30 SP (Curses target)
Miu Lei- 40 SP (Charms target)

Technique listings. Following is a complete list of all the attack techniques in the game. You’ll notice that wavemasters have no attack techniques and quite frankly I’m glad because 5 classes is enough work as it is. The classes are listed from lightest class to heaviest class, and for those of you who are completely oblivious, that means it goes… Twinblades, Longarms, Blademasters, Heavyblades, Heavyaxes. In addition, for the sake of organization you’ll notice that skills will also be listed not only in terms of level but also of attack type. Most classes have only 3 versions of attack skills (Heavyblade has 4 which made them REALLY hard to pick out which skills were what.) and the skills will be listed in categories. And for those of you concerned with aesthetics, the skills all look the same as their base LV. 1 skills only the elemental types have pretty colors surrounding the weapon blade. Get it? Got it? Good. On to technique listings.

*All attack descriptions are my own and are therefore subject to flaws; feel free to correct me but if you claim you came up with them yourself I’ll burn you to death

Twinblade Skills-
LV. 1 Base Skills-
Saber Dance- 10 SP (Single target) The Saber Dance is a series of four alternating strikes with the users blades in a dance-like motion. The final combo hit is delivered after brief spin using the momentum from the third strike.
Tiger Claws- 10 SP (Effects area) Tiger Claws is a unique attack wherein the user coils his or her body for a moment and launches into a spin while holding his blades out. A total of six slightly weak blows are planted upon all enemies who are effected.
Staccatto- 15 SP (Single target) Unlike the saber dance, which relies on four powerful strikes, The Staccatto attack focuses on hitting the enemy many many times in a flurry of saber strikes and kicks. The attack will follow a pattern of a brief jump spin, a few slashes, a large jump spin and a final two kicks at the end.
LV. 2 Skills-
Saber Dance class- 30 SP
Thunder Dance (Thunder)
Flame Dance (Fire)
Dark Dance (Darkness)
Orchid Dance (Wood)
Tiger Claws class- 30 SP
Thunder Coil (Thunder)
Blazing Wheel (Fire)
Swirling Dark (Darkness)
Splinter Slash (Wood)
Staccatto class- 45 SP
Lightning Rage (Thunder)
Twin Dragons (Fire)
Twin Darkness (Darkness)
Gale of Swords (Wood)
LV. 3 Skills-
Saber Dance class- 50 SP
Storm Strike (Thunder)
Red Flame (Fire)
Darkness Slash (Darkness)
Orchid Strike (Wood)
Tiger Claws class- 50 SP
Tempest Strike (Thunder)
Flame Vortex (Fire)
Terror Cyclone (Darkness)
Wildflower (Wood)
Staccatto class- 65 SP
Storm Rage (Thunder)
Dragon Rage (Fire)
Evil Twin (Darkness)
Typhoon Blade (Wood)




Longarm Skills-
LV. 1 Base Skills-
Double Sweep- 10 SP (Effects area) The Double Sweep is an attack that uses the wide range of the spear to its maximum potential. The user sweeps his or her spear in a wide slash in front of them, and then proceeds to spin around with their spear held at length until they make a complete circle.
Repulse Cage- 10 SP (Effects area) The Repulse Cage attack is a very graceful attack using precise hand movements to twirl the player’s spear around his or her body thus attacking all enemy within a certain radius around the user. While similar to the double sweep in terms of its effect area, its range is limited but it hits more times.
Triple Doom- 10 SP (Single target) The Triple Doom attack is the longarm’s best shot for taking down single enemies. A strong upwards thrust of the spear makes the first part of the attack followed shortly after by an over head strike and a final quick jab as the user returns to the normal fighting stance.
LV. 2 Skills-
Double Sweep class- 30 SP
Rue Wipe (Water)
Rai Wipe (Thunder)
Vak Wipe (Fire)
Juk Wipe (Wood)
Repulse Cage class- 30 SP
Rue Repulse (Water)
Rai Repulse (Thunder)
Vak Repulse (Fire)
Juk Repulse (Wood)
Triple Doom class- 30 SP
Rue Doom (Water)
Rai Doom (Thunder)
Vak Doom (Fire)
Juk Doom (Wood)
LV. 3 Skills-
Double Sweep class- 30 SP
Ruem Tempest (Water)
Raio Tempest (Thunder)
Vakz Tempest (Fire)
Juka Tempest (Wood)
Repulse Cage class- 30 SP
GiRue Vortex (Water)
GiRai Vortex (Thunder)
GiVak Vortex (Fire)
GiJuk Vortex (Wood)
Triple Doom class- 30 SP
GiRue Doom (Water)
GiRai Doom (Thunder)
GiVak Doom (Fire)
GiJuk Doom (Wood)

Blademaster Skills-
LV. 1 base skills-
Cross Slash- 10 SP (Single target) The Cross Slash attack is probably the most widely used attack for a blademaster. It consists of two powerful, diagonal strikes across the enemies chest, resulting in an ‘X’ shaped pattern. It requires little time to execute.
Revolver- 10 SP (Effects area) Aptly named, Revolver is just as it sounds. It is a spinning attack wherein the user holds his or her blade out and does a brief jump spin. The attack effects all enemies around the character and was a favorite of Orca and Balmung during the SinOne event.
Crack Beat- 10 SP (Single target) The Crack Beat is a single powerful strike against one enemy. Its form is relatively simple; the user simply leaps high into the air and slams their sword down upon his or her opponent. Uncomplicated and effective.
LV. 2 skills-
Cross Slash class- 30 SP
Gan Slash (Earth)
Rue Slash (Water)
Vak Slash (Fire)
Ani Slash (Darkness)
Revolver class- 30 SP
Gan Revolver (Earth)
Rue Revolver (Water)
Vak Revolver (Fire)
Ani Revolver (Darkness)
Crack Beat- 30 SP
Gan Crack (Earth)
Rue Crack (Water)
Vak Crack (Fire)
Ani Crack (Darkness)
LV. 3 skills-
Cross Slash class- 30 SP
GiGan Slash (Earth)
GiRue Slash (Water)
GiVak Slash (Fire)
Ani Slash (Darkness)
Revolver class- 30 SP
Ganz Spiral (Earth)
Ruem Spiral (Water)
Vakz Spiral (Fire)
Anid Spiral (Darkness)
Crack Beat- 30 SP
GiGan Crack (Earth)
GiRue Crack (Water)
GiVak Crack (Fire)
GiAni Crack (Darkness)


Heavyblade Skills-
LV.1 Base Skills-
Calamity- 10 SP (Single target) Calamity is the basic sword skill of a heavyblade. A great amount of strength and agility is necessary to perform this attack which consists of a thrust attack over the waist, and another below the waist and a final forward flip to bring the tremendous blade down upon the hapless foe.

Hayabusa- 10 SP (Effects area) While the Hayabusa attack focuses primarily on one target, it has the ability to effect all of the enemies surrounding the heavyblade. It starts with one wide, horizontal sword swipe, then another in the opposite direction only this swing spins the user around so that the blade makes a 360˚ circle around the player. Finally, with the momentum from the spin, the heavyblade brings the blade over his or her head and makes one final overhead chop to the primary target.
Death Bringer- 10 SP (Single target) One of the more theatric of the heavyblade’s attacks is the Death Bringer attack. The user slashes downward until the tip of the blade is planted shallowly in the ground the player then performs a handstand so that they and their giant blade form almost a vertical column to the ground. The user then falls forward bringing the blade over their head and down on the enemy. A powerful attack indeed.
Shogasho- 15 SP (Single target) While being the rarest of the level one heavblade skills (it is only found on the Spiderblade) it forms the basis for all of the most powerful skills a heavyblade can wield. For reasons which can only be described as ‘lazy’ the attack movements of Shogasho are programmed to be the same as calamity.
LV. 2 skills-
Calamity class- 30 SP
Gan Drive (Earth)
Rai Drive (Thunder)
Vak Drive (Fire)
Juk Drive (Wood)
Hayabusa class- 30 SP
Danku (Earth)
Raika (Thunder)
Karin (Fire)
Hirameki (Wood)
Death Bringer class- 30 SP
Gan Smash (Earth)
Rai Smash (Thunder)
Vak Smash (Fire)
Juk Smash (Wood)
Shogasho class- 40 SP
Gohryu (Earth)
Rairaku (Thunder)
Kannon (Fire)
Kitsutsuki (Wood)
LV. 3 skills-
Calamity class- 30 SP
Ganz Maxima (Earth)
Raio Maxima (Thunder)
Vakz Maxima (Fire)
Juka Maxima (Wood)
Hayabusa class- 30 SP
Kyokushin (Earth)
Murakuma (Thunder)
Ohka (Fire)
Karatakewari (Wood)
Death Bringer class- 30 SP
Gan Divder (Earth)
Rai Divider (Thunder)
Vak Divider (Fire)
Juk Divider (Wood)
Shogasho class- 40 SP
Gohrai (Earth)
Unyo ne Tachi (Thunder)
Garekka (Fire)
Kamikusabi (Wood)


Heavyaxe Skills-
LV. 1 Base Skills-
Axle Pain- 10 SP (Effects area) Although Axle Pain is technically and area attack it is sorely focused on a single target. The attack consists of the heavyaxe lifting his or her giant axe and making a mighty swing down and to the left, instead of ending the attack there, however, the player then uses the momentum of the axe to bring the huge weapon up behind them and slam down with a punishing overhead attack.
Triple Wield- 10 SP (Effects area) Triple Wield can be described in two words: “Centrifugal Force” For those of you who skipped physics, the attack consists of the heavy axe getting a short grip on the blade (limiting range slightly) and spinning around in a circle in the direction the axe head is pointing. The attack continues for three rotations. It is believed that the attack ends there to save players in “The World” from getting too dizzy from consecutive uses of this area effecting attack.
Brandish- 10 SP (Effects area) For the heavyaxe that prefers a less dizzying attack, Brandish is a good alternative to triple wield. This attack consists of a fully extended axe swing that continues in one full circle. What this attack lacks in repetitiveness in comparison to triple wield, it makes up for in range and a slight boost in power.

LV. 2 Skills-
Axle Pain class- 30 SP
Gan Break (Earth)
Rue Break (Water)
Rai Break (Thunder)
Ani Break (Darkness)
Triple Wield class- 30 SP
Gan Rampage (Earth)
Rue Rampage (Water)
Rai Rampage (Thunder)
Ani Rampage (Darkness)
Brandish class- 30 SP
Gan Punish (Earth)
Rue Punish (Water)
Rai Punish (Thunder)
Ani Punish (Darkness)
LV. 3 Skills-
Axle Pain class- 30 SP
GiGan Break (Earth)
GiRue Break (Water)
GiRai Break (Thunder)
GiAni Break (Darkness)
Triple Wield class- 30 SP
GiGan Rampage (Earth)
GiRue Rampage (Water)
GiRai Rampage (Thunder)
GiAni Rampage (Darkness)
Brandish class- 30 SP
Ganz Punish (Earth)
Ruem Punish (Water)
Raio Punish (Thunder)
Anid Punish (Darkness)

Just a thought, you might consider adding the various drain attacks to the chart (Life Drain, Skill Drain, etc.). I know they're not set in stone, but it would help.

I feel like a true blue n00b now...Every time I used Juk Rom in a quest or a duel, I always had it like a converging spell, not the tornado spell that it is. Thanks for the guide, because now, after my current quest, I'll be able to properly describe the spell.

I cleaned up the old comments because the new guide covers all that. From now on, comments should be made only to improve the guide. Anything else will be deleted.

I may have imagined it, but isn't there Ani Rom?

No Ani Rom. It works this way:

Fire Spells(Vak): Kruz, Rom, Don

Water Spells(Rue): Rom, Kruz, Zot

Wood Spells(Juk): Rom, Kruz Zot

Earth Spells(Gan): Rom, Don, Zot

Thunder Spells(Rai): Kruz, Rom, Don

Darkness Spells(Ani): Kruz, Don, Zot

what about Fist Fighter?

I think I see a problem or two ^^

~Staccato doesn't have two kicks at the end, instead the player comes from a crousching position, and bring his blades up together (while jumping)) the slowly sepeates them.

The first attack in this is in the period of time when the blades are together, and thesecond is when the blades seperate.

~I'm also pretty sure that the lvl 3 summon spell is 110 SP cost (not too sure about it tho)

Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to add the Divergence 'Bonus' Class Skills to the list of class techniques (Archer, Whipmaster and Fist Fighter) though I don't know if any of them follow the 'three-to-each-class' formula. It would make it easier to have them included, at least as a link to their opening posts elsewhere.

Edit: Also seem to be missing the 'description' of the healing skills. We know they heal, but to find out how much and who we have to find them in the NISDIP. This is supposed to be the quick guide to assist with dueling, isn't it?

All of the information contained in this guide is contained in a more orderly and more complete form in Project NISDIP. Please refer to that for the information you're looking for.