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*Fact: Seraphynx's ray of light can do extra damage to the undead and fiend families. | *Fact: Seraphynx's ray of light can do extra damage to the undead and fiend families. | ||
*Perfect for: Aiding, supporting your party and for those who die often. | *Perfect for: Aiding, supporting your party and for those who die often. | ||
| − | *Can inflict: | + | *Can inflict: Normal |
{{showhide|'''Advantages'''|content= This is great for those who support their group. Great for levels such as Firestorm Citadel, Heart of Ice, etc. It deals extra damage to the Undead and Fiends. If you always need some health, you could use the Heart Attack ability, which your group will love you for. You have a good chance of getting some hearts. You should pick Seraphynx if you are in a group where the people die a lot .}} | {{showhide|'''Advantages'''|content= This is great for those who support their group. Great for levels such as Firestorm Citadel, Heart of Ice, etc. It deals extra damage to the Undead and Fiends. If you always need some health, you could use the Heart Attack ability, which your group will love you for. You have a good chance of getting some hearts. You should pick Seraphynx if you are in a group where the people die a lot .}} | ||
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*Fact: Maskeraith's shadow cloak is great for sneak attacks. | *Fact: Maskeraith's shadow cloak is great for sneak attacks. | ||
*Perfect for: Sneak attacking and poisoning. | *Perfect for: Sneak attacking and poisoning. | ||
| − | *Can inflict: Poison | + | *Can inflict: Normal, Poison |
{{showhide|'''Advantages'''|content= In some situations, you would need to poison your enemies so that they can't be healed by a healing source (Menders, Silkwings, etc.). It's perfect for performing sneak attacks, inflicting poison and would make your party's situation easier when there's a mender, silkwing, etc. Also, Maskeraith is best when you are at the Royal Jelly Palace, since the jellies are weak to shadow.}} | {{showhide|'''Advantages'''|content= In some situations, you would need to poison your enemies so that they can't be healed by a healing source (Menders, Silkwings, etc.). It's perfect for performing sneak attacks, inflicting poison and would make your party's situation easier when there's a mender, silkwing, etc. Also, Maskeraith is best when you are at the Royal Jelly Palace, since the jellies are weak to shadow.}} | ||
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Contents
Introduction for Battle Sprites
Battle sprites are pets which were released on July 30th, 2013. There are currently 3 Battle Sprites that exist in the game. The first 3 battle sprites which was released first is Drakon, Seraphynx and Maskeraith. Also known as the "Starter Sprites", you'll have to pick one sprite which will always be on your side.
You can obtain one by doing rank missions 2 - 2.
NOTE: You can only pick ONE starter sprite which will be permanently bound to you. You will not be able to change or unbound your sprite after picking one. So choose wisely!
Picking your starter battle sprite
Lots of players really need help when it comes to picking a sprite. It's hard to make a decision when it comes to picking a sprite. If you have a hard time picking one, you've come to the right place!
Here are the starter sprites.
Drakon
- Fact: This sprite is perfect for players who choose to play on offense.
- Perfect for: Close-up combat
- Can inflict: Fire
Seraphynx
- Fact: Seraphynx's ray of light can do extra damage to the undead and fiend families.
- Perfect for: Aiding, supporting your party and for those who die often.
- Can inflict: Normal
Maskeraith
- Fact: Maskeraith's shadow cloak is great for sneak attacks.
- Perfect for: Sneak attacking and poisoning.
- Can inflict: Normal, Poison
Battle Sprite Skills
Since battle sprites can help you in combat, they have special abilities. You can upgrade those abilities when you receive skill points as your sprite levels up. Here are the abilities that each sprite has.
Drakon
- Firebolt
This ability launches a fireball which explodes within 9 blocks. This ability is unlocked when you have Drakon as your starter sprite at level 1.
- Flame Barrier
With this ability, you can protect yourself with a barrier of flames. It gives good defence, although it'll only last for 7 seconds.
- Firestorm
With Firestorm, you can burn everything in your path by summoning some dragon breath!
Seraphynx
- Ray of Light
Ray of Light is a beam of light. It deals some damage to monsters who pass through the beam. This ability is obtained once you chose Seraphynx as your starter battle sprite.
- Heart Attack
With Heart Attack, you can enchant a group of targets. Once the targets are enchanted and are destroyed, there is a chance that they can drop hearts.
- Angelic Aura
This ability creates a protective aura which protects you and your other party members within.
Maskeraith
- Caustic Quills
Caustic quills fires a series of quills at the target. For every quill the target receives, they get poisoned and take some extra damage. If you pick Maskeraith as your pet, you will have this ability unlocked.
- Shadow Cloak
Shadow Cloak allows you to be invisible for a short time. You can be undetectable until you either use your weapon or your cloak expires.
- Hexing Haze
Creates a miasma around you that hexes any enemy / target around you. Each hex deals heavy damage and has a timer.
Feeding and Leveling Up
Your sprite levels up as you feed your pet. Since it does, here are the mats that your sprite would prefer.
- Drakon: Power materials
- Seraphnyx: Divine materials
- Maskeraith: Shadow materials
Currently, these materials can be crafted, bought or sold.
You can feed your pet any type of sprite food, but as it evolves, it'll be slower to feed your pet with a material. Here's a list on when your sprite evolves.
- 1 star: Level 1 - 14
- 2 star: Level 15 - 29
- 3 star: Level 30 - 49
- 4 star: Level 50 - 69
- 5 star: Level 70 - 89
Perks
Perks are special abilities that your sprite can use. For example, my Maskeraith reached a new level and I've received a perk called "Healthy Boost". Healthy Boost will give # health.
In total, there are currently 26 perks that you can unlock.
For more information regarding perks, see Perks.
