MU Online Season 6 Guide

Season 6 is the version most private servers still run. Part 1 adds the Rage Fighter, the fallen kingdom of Kalutan and the Vega and Chamer set items; Part 2 rebuilds the master skill system from four trees into three, adds daily and weekly quests, the Eternal Wing and Phoenix Soul sets, and the expanded inventory and warehouse that every later season assumes you have.

The Rage Fighter

The Rage Fighter is a close-quarters martial artist with a body type unlike any other character. He fights at melee range the way a Dark Knight or a knight-build Magic Gladiator does, but his damage comes as much from weakening the enemy as from hitting it, and he carries PvP skills built to frighten his opponent.

His story is Kalutan's. The kingdom has already fallen; he is an inheritor of the martial art handed down by the descendants of Kalutan's royal knight order. His art runs on stamina (HP) — overwhelming endurance and charging attacks that plant fear in the enemy, and fear in turn drops the enemy's stats. On top of that he detonates the power of a divine beast from inside his own body, which reaches enemies at range too.

How he is meant to be played

Rage Fighter skills

He also carries the Castle Siege kit — Charge (damage 90, 20 mana, 15 AG), Remove Stun, Swell Mana, Remove Invisibility, Stun and Invisibility.

The HP cost

The catch is in the small print: while wearing wings or a Satan, his skills cost him health.

Skill scrolls

The exclusive skills are learned from parchments dropped by monsters.

Rage Fighter gear

His weapons are gloves and claws. The Sacred Glove is processed red sheep hide that keeps the recoil off the wearer; the Holy Storm Claw is shaped after the divine beast White Tiger and alloys Sinide, a wind-attribute metal, with Grobo, the hardest metal there is; the Piercing Blade Glove is a restored relic from the ruins of Kalutan, bladed in Grobo so it attacks and defends at once.

He also uses the ordinary shared gear — Kris, Short Sword, Small Axe, Hand Axe, Tomahawk, Mace, Morning Star, Flail, Great Hammer and Crystal Morning Star, plus Leather, Scale, Brass and Plate armour.

Both gain an extra defence bonus between +10 and +15 — +4 to +9 on the Cape of Fighter and +5 to +10 on the Cape of Overrule. The Cape of Fighter is made at the Chaos Goblin's Normal Combination and may roll one of three options: Increase Life (50 + level × 5), Increase Mana (50 + level × 5), or a 3% chance to ignore enemy defence. The Cape of Overrule rolls one of four, each at 5%: an attack that ignores enemy defence, reflecting the enemy's attack power, full Life recovery, or full Mana recovery. In both cases the roll can also come out empty.

Kalutan — the fallen kingdom

Kalutan is split in two. Kalutan 1 holds the stronghold — a village with a General Goods Merchant, a Weapons Merchant and three Warehouse Keepers. Kalutan 2 is field only. Walking in always puts you in Kalutan 1; both areas can also be reached with the move command window for 13,000 Zen.

On entry level the original notice prints “level 1600 or above” for walking in and “level 170 or above” when using the move command window. The first figure is almost certainly a typo for 160 — it is reproduced here as printed.

Crypta and Cryptos are insects of Kalutan's southern region that swarm in colonies tens of thousands strong; Cryptos carries venom said to kill even a mermaid. Orcus and Gollock are demons that came out of Kardamahal and loiter around the magic circle sealing it, attacking anything that comes near. Condra is a stone spirit formed over thousands of years from Kalutan's own energy, with one thought only — protect Kalutan — and Narcondra is its stronger form.

Vega and Chamer set items

The master skill renewal

Part 2 rebuilt the master skill system. The old four trees became three, some skills were deleted and others added, and every class window now follows the same shape: a shared defensive tree on the left, an active-skill enhancement tree in the middle, and offensive passives plus buffs on the right.

The Fist Master — the Rage Fighter's master class — was not part of this release.

The common tree

Fourteen skills are shared by every class, spread across five ranks.

Only a handful of concrete numbers were published: Rageful Blow Mastery cuts the durability loss of one worn armour piece by 10%, Multi-Shot Mastery adds +1 arrow, the Wind-attribute Book Mastery stuns for 3 seconds, the Lightning-attribute Book Mastery knocks back 2 tiles, and the One-handed Sword Strengthener applies 50% per sword when dual-wielding. The announcement itself warned that values and structure could still change.

Daily quests

A daily quest is one you cannot take again for a set period after finishing it. The completed state persists whether or not you log out, and once the period passes you can run it again. They are for levels 350 to 400.

Using the letter opens the quest window, and which quest you get depends on the day of the week. The letter can only be used inside a town.

One item is given at random from each reward group, and the chests are thrown on the ground to open them. Every quest ends the same way — take the completion confirmation back to Tersia.

Weekly Hero quests

A second quest line runs across the four event maps and repeats. Six tiers cover the whole level range up to master level, and each tier asks for the same four things: kills in Chaos Castle, a Blood Castle clear, a Devil Square clear and a win in Illusion Temple.

Eternal Wing and Phoenix Soul

Phoenix Shot is not learned — it is carried by the Phoenix Soul Star itself and becomes usable when the equipped weapon has it.

Expanded inventory, warehouse and system changes

The expanded inventory and expanded warehouse arrive as quest rewards, and both items need a reconnect after use before they switch on.

None of the three quest items can be traded.

System changes