There's also the option of improving subclass balance by introducing new rewards for challenge points from tasks.

I believe that adding augments for specific spells as imbues on the new items would not only encourage players to pursue these new high-level items, but also help improve subclasses that are in greater need of additional damage output, such as Warlocks and Barbarians.

For years, the 4,000 challenge points rewards have remained the same. The only exception was the Demon Slayer reward, which was introduced in 2023. Since then, there have been no new milestones or incentives for players who continue collecting challenge points.

It's reasonable to say that long-term players need new goals to pursue. New Challenge Points rewards would provide fresh motivation, encourage continued gameplay, and make completing challenges feel rewarding again.

Therefore, I suggest introducing new reward tiers for 5,000 and 8,000 Challenge Points. Each subclass should receive at least two new exclusive items across these milestones, giving players meaningful reasons to keep progressing.

Adding these rewards would benefit both veteran players and the overall longevity of the challenge points system, creating new long-term objectives and making the effort invested in challenges feel worthwhile.

New Weapons / 8000 challenge points


Draconian Blade: Paladin's one handed weapon -> Attack 27.5, Defense 25.0, +7 Melee Skill and Spell Augment: Cleave base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Frostborn Greatsword: Barbarian's two handed weapon -> Attack 38.0, Defense 18.5, 3% Health Steal and Spell Augment: Rage of Fury base damage boost by 10%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Bullseye Crossbow: Marksman's Crossbow -> Attack 27.5, Defense 12.5, 5% Critical Hit Chance and Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Frozen Crossbow: Rogue's Crossbow --> Attack 27.2, Defense 14.0, 8% Multi Strike and Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Ember Wand - Pyromancer Staff --> Attack 35.7, Defense 13.2, 3% Dodge and Spell Augment: Fire Rain base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Winter's Bane Rod - Shaman Staff --> Attack 36.0, Defense 14.0, 3% Physical Resistance and Spell Augment: Hailstorm base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Claw Sceptre - Warlock Staff --> Attack 36.5, Defense 12.5, +5 Magic Level and Spell Augment: Cross of Annihilation base damage boost by 10%. An enchantable item for level 750+


New Rings / 5000 challenge points


Pyromancer Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 3.7, Spell Augment: Fire Rain base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Warlock Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 4.0, Spell Augment: Cross of Annihilation base damage boost by 7.5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Shaman Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 4.5, Spell Augment: Hailstorm base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Marksman Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 4.7, Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Rogue Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 5.0, Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Barbarian Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 5.5, Spell Augment: Rage of Fury base damage boost by 7.5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Paladin Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 6.0, Spell Augment: Cleave base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



• All spell augment for base damage boost were applied to subclass/class damage spells with 2 seconds cooldown.

Considering the current spell balance across the subclasses, I believe only the following spells need adjustment:-


Mages – Extend Whirlwind's area of effect by 7 squares while preserving its current damage.


1: Current Whirlwind





2: New Whirlwind





Rogues – Just make regular traps (2×3) drop under the character's feet, oriented in the direction the character is facing (north, south, east, or west). Ice traps (3×3) should also drop under the character's feet.





Warlocks -

1) Increase the second damage of Cross of Annihilation, 25% to 50% again.

2) Swap Advanced Soul Fire with Whirlwind in special talent Immolation, improving warlocks damage, since Advanced Soul Fire damage is still capped.


Barbarians – Just increase Rage of Fury's damage in the 3 rear squares from 75% to 100%.

The staff maybe even read this

A lot of those players dont post in forum anymore, they give up from staff

The whirlwind shoul star close the player 5 sqm and Cross should too, or hit all the box from player to the wave in front

And the barbariam spell the same

This combined with auto direction the wave in the direction you are the target in
Will give the power to lure and hit like others

I wouldn't increase the damage of the Warlock's Cross of Annihilation, as doing so could negatively affect PvP balance.

Instead, I would remove Whirlwind from the Mage's base spell list and make it an exclusive Warlock spell, while increasing its area of effect by at least 5 to 8 tiles, starting from the side tiles and onward.

At the moment, Whirlwind is practically useless for low-level Mages, who already have access to stronger options like Energy Blast and Advanced Soul Fire before choosing a subclass.

As a result, base Mages would still have two AoE spells: Energy Blast and Advanced Soul Fire.

With this change, each subclass would have a more distinct identity:

* Base Mages: Energy Blast and Advanced Soul Fire.

* Shamans: Mortal Melody and Hailstorm.

* Warlocks: Cross of Annihilation and Whirlwind.

* Pyromancers: Fire Rain, Meteor Shower and Inferno.

This would preserve the Warlock's identity as a subclass focused on hunting with wave-based spells, reinforcing its unique playstyle without the need to increase the damage of Cross of Annihilation.

Additionally, the Pyromancer's Heat Wave could be reworked into a single-target spell designed for PvP, since in its current state it is practically useless in both PvP and PvE.




I also wouldn't increase the back damage of Rage of Fury. Instead, I think it would be more worthwhile and useful to change Shockwave to cover all the tiles around the Barbarian, allowing it to hit every adjacent tile, making barbarian's full combo (Rage of Fury + Shockwave) stronger than now, increasing health sustain and XP/H.

Shockwave as an offensive spell is too small and because that kind of directional wave doesn't really fit a warrior class.

Increasing Cross second damage won't change anything in PvP. Whirlwind is stronger than Melody.

The right solution would be to add two new spells for Shaman. For Warlock, they could be similar to Cross but weaker, or they could deal the same damage as Whirlwind.

Several players are sharing their opinions, and the whole community is coming together to improve the game, yet no one from the staff says anything.