GMS v.270: Jupiter, Astra weapons and Kinesis Redux

GMS v.270 launched on July 22, 2026. Geardock extended Grandis to level 295, Jupiter opened on July 23, and the Astra secondary and second Destiny transcendence added separate equipment projects. Kinesis received a replacement skill kit. Ride or Die, familiar competitions and Operation: Dive joined the summer calendar, while Challenger World and the Burning programs continued. All event dates below describe this release's historical schedule.

Jupiter and the road into Geardock

Jupiter required level 295 and completion of “[Geardock] In the Aftermath.” Normal and Hard were weekly encounters for one to three players, with a 30-minute limit. They granted 160 or 500 Adversary's Determination respectively. Entry began July 23 at 00:00 UTC, a day after the maintenance that introduced the area.

The level 250 Original Sin of Pride face accessory joined the Brilliant Boss set with +15 to every main stat, +15 ATT/Magic ATT, +300 Defense and seven upgrade slots. Jupiter also supplied Jupiteroid and the new Eternal shoe, glove and cape route. Ten Lingering Twisted Desire could be exchanged for one of those pieces; the Eternal Twisted Armor Box offered the same choice and lasted seven days.

Ten Jupiter's Soul Shards formed a soul with one of the listed stat results: a single main stat +24, all stats +15, ATT or Magic ATT +6, or Max HP +960. Magnificent Jupiter Soul instead rolled ATT or Magic ATT +3%, all stats +5%, Max HP +2,000, Critical Rate +12%, Ignore Defense +7%, or Boss Damage +7%.

The God Devourer clear event ran July 23–August 19 at 23:59 UTC, with rewards claimable until August 20 at 02:00 UTC. It required level 295, Geardock completion and, for Zero, Act 2. A party clear counted, but story and practice clears did not; entering the reward map was necessary. Hard also satisfied Normal. Normal awarded permanent, world-tradable Miniature Kronos. Hard awarded seven-day world-tradable Gluttony's End Coupon, Balanced Label/Chat Ring Coupon, Forge of the Gods Background Coupon and Seething Balance Appearance Effect Coupon. They yielded permanent, untradable Gluttony's End, Balanced Label Ring, Balanced Chat Ring, the Forge of the Gods background and Seething Balance Appearance Effect. The first Hard clear also unlocked an account claim of two 4x EXP coupons, four Luxe Sauna coupons, 1,000 Advanced EXP Vouchers and a Jupiter Alchemical Pentacle, with that same August 20 claim deadline.

Geardock itself required level 295 and fifth job, plus “[Tallahart] The Battle to Come” before accepting “[Geardock] It's a Froggone Mystery.” The added area contained these routes:

Gob, Tiny, Securitron Z, Kelly, Ailene, Gob's Storage Box, Alchemitron and Neinheart comprised the area's NPC roster. Patrol Securitron, Strike Securitron, Combatron N, Combatron EX, Kronos's Remnant, Kronos's Retribution and Surveillance Robot were the added monsters. Giant Combatron was the new elite boss, and Requiem of the Gods the region medal. The July 22 correction deferred Geardock familiars and its badge to v.271.

Grand Sacred Symbol: Geardock had 11 levels, giving 10 Sacred Power per level. Its level 1 hunting bonuses were EXP +10%, mesos +5% and drop rate +5%; level 11 reached +50%, +15% and +15%, alongside +20% damage against Jupiter. Dailies gave 10 symbols, with the EXP reward once per world. While the Astra quest was active, the daily also supplied 65 Vestiges of Erion. Express completion cost 1,000 Maple Points. Sacred Catalysts and ordinary Symbol Selector Coupons could not supply this Grand Sacred Symbol.

Astra secondary weapons rewarded both dailies and bosses

Astra equipment was level 200, but the quest required a level 265 character, “[Hotel Arcus] 'Til We Meet Again” and “[Genesis Weapon] Lingering Question and Fresh Start.” “[Astra Secondary Weapon] An Emergency Arrest” opened the chain, followed by “[Astra Secondary Weapon] Erion Enhancement” through the dedicated interface.

Only the highest Grandis daily completed that day determined Vestige income: Cernium 1, Arcus 3, Odium 6, Shangri-La 10, Arteria 15, Carcion 25, Tallahart 45 or Geardock 65. Completing a higher region afterward paid the difference. Daily Vestiges were permanent and untradable. Boss coupons had different handling: the August 13 correction made them world-tradable in Heroic, while Interactive coupons could be traded once and then only within the world.

Traces of Battle were divided among party members. The carried limit was 1,000, and excess earned while completing the current stage could carry into the next quest.

Astra I allowed 15 stars, II 20, and III 30. Katara and Talisman were exceptions with a 30-star ceiling at every stage. Replacing destroyed Astra equipment cost one billion mesos. After all stages were complete, Neinheart in Ereve could reset the relevant quests.

Potential and Bonus Potential could transfer from an eligible secondary. Eligible shields, Arcane Umbra Katara and Thousand Soul Talisman could additionally transfer Star Force and qualifying STR, DEX, INT, LUK, ATT and Magic ATT scroll enhancements for a fee. Sweetwater Katara and Princess No's Talisman followed the standard potential transfer instead. The event 15-star Arcane Umbra Katara was excluded. A Terminus Shield at 27 stars or above used the 26-star transfer cost. Deimos Warrior, Sage and Shadow Shields were supported. Warrior Astra Sacred Aegis could only accompany a one-handed Genesis or Destiny weapon.

The eligible starting equipment mattered as much as the class. The following conversion list preserves each job's options; a similar name alone did not make another secondary eligible.

• Virtues Medallion
• Deimos Warrior Shield
• Sacred Rosary

• Ereve Brilliance
• Green Soul Ring
• Soul Shield of Justice

• Dragon Mass
• Dragon Master's Legacy
• Evolving Infinite Magic Arrows

• Masterwork Charges
• Ruin Force Shield
• Octa Core Controller

• Nova Truth Essence
• D100 Custom Weapon Belt
• Transmitter Type-A

• Noble Bladebinder
• Glory Lucent Wings
• Infinite Hex Seeker

• Radiant Four-Jade Ornament
• Moonstone Fan Tassel
• Violet Imugi Gem

• Thousand Soul Talisman
• Princess No's Talisman

• Oort Compass
• Imper Keir
• Queen Chess Piece

Destiny's second transcendence added three solo tests

A level 275 character who owned a Destiny weapon and had completed “[Destiny Weapon] The Adversary's Weapon” could start “[Destiny Weapon] A New Level of Mastery.” “[Destiny Weapon] Adversary's Conviction” reopened the weapon interface. The three decisive battles required solo Destiny Mode clears and separate determination payments; completing “[Destiny Weapon] Adversary's Resolve” after all three produced the second transcendence.

Determination had a 15,000 carried cap and party rewards were divided. These were the updated clear values before that division:

The completed weapon retained Potential, Bonus Stats and Soul, could be enhanced up to 25 stars, and did not support scroll enhancement. Only one could be held and it was untradable. Losing it meant restarting the Genesis and Destiny route. For a destroyed weapon, Ark of Determination in Shangri-La sold the Destiny 2nd Transcendence Weapon Box for ten billion mesos after “[Destiny Weapon] Adversary's Resolve,” provided the character had the equipment trace and no replacement weapon. Zero converting a Type 7 weapon to Distilled Destiny lost that Type 7 enhancement state and received restored Unique Potential and Epic Bonus Potential.

Portraits and social access changed

Weekly Portrait Commission Tickets became available to level 15 characters, with Zero Act 2 required and Challenger World excluded. The account limit was seven per week, resetting Thursday at 00:00 UTC. A world-tradable ticket lasted 30 days and cost 1.5 billion mesos in Heroic or 300 million in Interactive. The Custom Portrait Shop opened from Weekly Portrait Commission Ticket Sale in the Event List’s Coin Shops tab. Restricted third-party portraits were removed and their tickets refunded.

From July 22, accounts in Brazil whose self-reported age was below 18 received a temporary social-feature block. It covered chat and Maple Chat, emotes, trade and voice chat, gift messages, atmospheric effects and megaphones, guild notices/applications, party recruitment, the Discord link and chair messages.

Kinesis replaced the Psychic Point kit

Kinesis remained an INT-primary, LUK-secondary Friends World magician using a Psy-limiter and Chess Piece. Its Legion INT bonus stayed 10/20/40/80/100 and Judgment reached +6% Critical Damage at mastery level 3. The rebuilt skills consumed MP instead of Psychic Points; the Hyper Stat label changed from DF/TF/PP to DF/TF.

Characters created before July 22 could collect a HEXA Matrix Reset Scroll and Change Circulator from Maple Administrator until September 8 at 23:59 UTC. These compensation items expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC. The replacement kit changed movement, attack sequencing and node investment together.

The first-job removals were Kinetic Crash, Ultimate - Metal Press, Mental Shield and the former Mental Fortitude. Second job replaced Kinetic Piledriver, Psychic Blast, Psychic Drain, Ultimate - Deep Impact, Psychic Armor and the old Mental Strength. Third job removed Psychic Grab, Psychic Assault, Ultimate - Trainwreck, Mind Tremor, Psychic Bulwark, Third Eye and the former Transcendence. Fourth job replaced Psychic Clutch, Ultimate - Psychic Shot, Ultimate - B.P.M., Psychic Charger, Mind Quake, Mind Break, Telepath Tactics, Supreme Concentration, Mind Scrambler and Mastery.

The replacement passive Hypers divided their benefits among these attacks:

Mental Tempest supplied damage immunity, Mental Overdrive supplied an offensive buff, and Mental Shock stunned. Removed Hypers were Psychic Grab - Boss Point, Psychic Grab - Reinforce, Psychic Grab - Steel Skin, Ultimate - Trainwreck - Reinforce, Ultimate - Trainwreck - Spread, Ultimate - Trainwreck - Critical Chance, Kinetic Combo - Opportunity and Kinetic Combo - Extra Strike.

• Mental Tempest
• Mental Overdrive
• Mental Shock

Fifth job used Psychic Shockwave, Psychic Nova, Ultimate: Checkmate and Psychic Castle, replacing Psychic Tornado, Ultimate - Mind Over Matter, Ultimate - Psychic Shockwave and Law of Gravity. Its six Boost Node groups were Psychic Force/Psychic Rise/Psychic Fall Boost, Ultimate: Pressure/Ultimate: Gambit Boost, Psychic Smash Boost, Ultimate: Check/Ultimate: Opening Boost, Kinetic Combo Boost and Mental Shock Boost. Sixth job used From Another Realm as Origin and Fractal Horizon as Ascent. Mastery groups became HEXA Ultimate: Pressure/HEXA Ultimate: Check, HEXA Psychic Smash, HEXA Ultimate: Opening/HEXA Ultimate: Gambit and HEXA Kinetic Combo; enhancement nodes covered all four fifth-job skills. The former HEXA Metal Press, Psychic Grab, Psychic Shot, Trainwreck and B.P.M. were removed.

The Kinetic event initially ran July 22–September 8. A September 9 update extended participation through September 15 at 23:59 UTC via Maple Administrator. The published reward table still stated September 9 at 02:00 UTC for its fixed-expiry coupons; the extension did not explicitly revise every item's lifetime. Kinesis characters checked in by defeating 1,000 level-range monsters without party credit, with missed check-ins costing 3,000 Maple Points each.

Standard event coupons were world-tradable unless their row specified otherwise; permanent chairs, effects and cosmetics came from the corresponding coupon. The first Hyper Burninator's effect and item expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC. The July 21 correction distinguished the completion pet: Lil Hacker Jay lasted 30 days and could not be revived, unlike the 90-day Lil Jay.

Ride or Die used a restricted equipment arena

Ride or Die ran July 22–September 1 for level 200 characters with Zero Act 2. Libae in the Mysterious Cave supplied entry. Only the equipped weapon, secondary and emblem contributed equipment stats; other equipment and totems were disabled. Entry reset skill cooldowns. The weekly random boss and fixed difficulty came with five lives and unlimited retries.

Challenges added falling objects, meteors, dense or sequential warning attacks, tracking shots, increased damage taken, energy balls, a rotating laser or comets. Kazax could also impose five seconds of reduced movement speed or a zone reducing Final Damage. The resulting score included damage and a clear bonus, then deducted for lives and hits. Ranking was by class within the world, refreshed hourly. Entry was unavailable from 23:50 UTC until the weekly 00:00 UTC reset while ranking was calculated. A world leap reset the character's ranking and could forfeit an unclaimed reward from the former world.

Guardian Mapae produced a shield worth 10% of Max HP every five seconds, up to 50%. Every 120 seconds it consumed the shield and dealt fixed damage equal to 20% of the consumed amount. Vanguard Mapae instead built 3% Final Damage per second while HP stayed at least 80%, up to 20%; falling below the threshold reduced the accumulated bonus by 3% per second. Libae allowed one Mapae swap per week. Four random amulets followed the choice, with limited weekly rerolls. Both choices reset weekly; amulets were Rare in weeks 1–2, Epic in 3–4, and Unique in 5–7.

One participating character could claim the weekly world reward. Inspector boxes were world-tradable for seven days; their event-expiry contents used September 9 at 02:00 UTC.

The selectors offered 100 Arcane or 20 Sacred Symbols. Energy Fragments had a random reward pool including temporary level 5 and 6 Prototype rings, exchangeable for 80 or 120 Gold Inspector Coins, and an Interactive-only 30-day Chains of Resentment, exchangeable for 120. Chains' spawn effect ended on changing maps and could not overlap another Chains effect in the same map. Special Mapae nodes lasted seven days without extension and activated for 30 seconds. The fragment pool's EXP Power listed +10% EXP, while the shop's Mapae Nodestone listed +50%; these were different reward entries.

Participation in weeks 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 awarded the cave background, Inspector outfit, Kazax's Altar background, Inspector weapon and Inspector Legion Block respectively. Cosmetic coupons were world-tradable for ten days, with permanent contents. The block permanently supplied +35 ATT/Magic ATT, could not be used in Challenger World and counted toward the limit of two special Legion blocks.

The Gold and Silver shops used separate budgets. Listed event-expiry purchases lasted until September 9 at 02:00 UTC, while permanent items and the permanent contents of pouches retained their own duration.

• Mapae Nodestone
• Mysterious Essence Pouch
• Mysterious Magic Powder Pouch

Gold Mapae Nodestones offered drop or meso +20%, EXP +50%, Boss Damage or Ignore Defense +40%, or all-skill cooldown reduction 20%. Gold soul boxes contained Magnificent Darknell Soul, Magnificent Vellum Soul, Magnificent Papulatus Soul or Magnificent Magnus Soul. Those souls were permanent and world-tradable. The silver essence pouch drew Primal Essence, Confusion Fragment, Brilliant Dusk Essence or Dusk Essence; the powder pouch drew the eight listed powder colors. These were random rewards, not selectors.

Familiar competitions and chest runs

Mystic Frontier Champions ran July 22–September 8 for level 200 characters who had unlocked Mystic Frontier. Rororo supplied the competition interface. Only familiars acquired after v.270 qualified. Weekdays were the leveling period; Saturday and Sunday competitions accepted registration during the first 30 minutes of each hour. The first leveling period was July 22–31, followed by August 1–2 competition; subsequent rounds followed weekly through September 5–6. A run ended after four losses or ten wins, using a best-of-three battle format. A lineup needed at least one listed type or element; combined Familiar Potential and the competition’s effect on both players’ dice determined match results. The last registration each competition day closed at 23:30 UTC.

• Blue Frontier Box
• Purple Frontier Box
• Orange Frontier Box
• Green Frontier Box
• Frontier Challenger Box
• Frontier Champion Box

Ten wins also awarded that week's permanent, untradable champion medal: Henesys Frontier Champion, Cernium Frontier Champion, Vanishing Journey Frontier Champion, El Nath Frontier Champion, Arcana Frontier Champion, then Arcus Frontier Champion. Boxes were world-tradable for seven days. The August 13 correction made their contents account-tradable; their event expiry remained September 9 at 02:00 UTC.

Familiar Adventure used Frontier tickets earned from Frill’s daily mission: three per day, five days each week, with a carried cap of 20. One ticket was consumed on opening a chest. There were five minutes to finish after opening, but dropped rewards disappeared after two minutes, and another attempt required collecting the previous drops.

Chest stages advanced at 15, 30, 60 and 90 opened chests, with stage 1 covering 0–14. Chests began at Normal rank and could advance through Rare, Epic, Unique and Legendary while being attacked. Higher stages improved the chance to reach higher chest ranks. Rewards included Familiar Card Pack and Glowing Familiar Card Pack, Familiar Essence, tradable permanent Fauxmiliar Card and Suspicious Fauxmiliar Card rewards, world-tradable Mystical Familiar Card, untradable Dense Sol Erda Energy and Sol Erda Energy, and world-tradable Sol Erda Fragment Coupon. The two card packs, reset card, energies and fragment coupons expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC. Familiar Essence was permanent and untradable. Glowing packs could produce Fire Roro, Poison Roro, Lightning Roro, Ice Roro, Dark Roro, Holy Roro or Roro familiar cards. Registering the Roro during the event gave the event-specific potential; registering afterward used ordinary potential.

Operation: Dive paired a pass with a separate dungeon

Operation: Dive ran July 22–September 8 for level 101 characters with Zero Act 2. The prologue and all preceding v.269 story episodes had to be completed before the new v.270 chapters. Story progress was shared within the world. Episode 6 and the required Kroma Pack levels unlocked later content.

Kroma Pack progression had a 1,300-point weekly cap, resetting Wednesday. Catch-up cost 1,000 Maple Points per 100 points and did not substitute for Special Tasks. Premium Kroma Pack cost 19,800 Maple Points. Special Kroma Coins had their own 1,000 weekly earning cap and expired September 9 at 00:00 UTC, two hours before many other summer rewards. Sol Erda Fragment Coupon rewards on the pack track were untradable in Heroic, while Interactive received world-tradable Sol Erda Fragment Coupon rewards, and also expired at that midnight deadline.

The odd-numbered levels primarily supplied fragments. The free and premium quantities matched there: 55 at 1/3, 61 at 5, 35 at 7/9/11/13, 50 at 15, 28 at 17/19/21/23, 40 at 25, 20 at 27/29/31/33, 30 at 35, 15 at 37/39/41/43, 25 at 45, 12 at 47/49/51/53/57/59 and 20 at 55. Level 60 supplied 100 on both tracks.

Mini Kroma was permanent with 90 days of magic; its Kroma's Important Glasses were permanent. Althearoid was untradable in Heroic and world-tradable in Interactive, while the heart was untradable. Appearance coupons used the midnight expiry and yielded permanent appearances. Illusion Ring: Kroma Coupon and its Illusion Ring: Kroma output were untradable. Episode rewards included permanent medals at the prologue, chapter 5, chapter 6 and epilogue, 30 Nodestones at the prologue and chapters 1/3/4/5, 50 at chapter 11, honor at 1/2, boosters at 2/10, apples at 3/9, a world-tradable Luxe Sauna Coupon at chapter 4 and four untradable Luxe Sauna Coupons at chapter 12, a symbol selector at 7 and Life Core Coupon (Furnishing) at 8, which yielded the permanent Life Core furnishing. Chapter 6 onward also supplied 50 Special Kroma Coins per chapter or epilogue reward.

The Record Shop used Special Kroma Coins. It was separate from the v.269 coin shop that remained open until July 28. Most Record Shop coupons expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC; the Star Speck Box was tradable and permanent.

• Special Kroma Coin
• Kroma Pet Package
• Illusion Ring: Kroma Coupon

Pixel and Pixel Hero outfit coupons yielded their respective helm, armor, cape and sword. The Magatia ring coupon supplied both chat and label ring coupons. These cosmetics were not additional growth currency.

The Dive Dungeon kept upgrades between runs, crystals within a run

Episode 6 unlocked control of Althea in the dungeon. Each run had a total 30-minute clock, no automatic HP recovery and a maximum of three Awakenings from the allowed sources. Awakening returned the player with three seconds of invincibility. The normal boss could be replaced with Nightmare by a Crystalline Sealbreaker after four normal clears.

Research Records had a 1,000 weekly cap. Persistent Althea enhancements had maximum levels of ten for ATT, HP, movement speed and starting Mapae gauge, four for attack speed and one for the additional Awakening. At Althea enhancement level 45, records could be exchanged 1:1 for coins, up to 3,000 in total.

One unlocked Magic Stone could be selected per run. Warding, after one boss clear, gave Max HP +10%, a 5% stage-transition heal and a fatal-hit recovery to 50% HP with three seconds of protection. Strife, after five clears, gave Final Damage +30% and one starting random crystal. Resolve, after ten, gave ATT +50%, damage taken +25% and a full stage-transition heal, but disabled Awakening.

Crystal altars offered one of three choices, with two rerolls per run. Six slots were available, at most two copies of the same crystal could be equipped, and a Forbidden crystal could only be selected once. Duplicate crystals counted twice toward sets. Three/four Multistrike, Slash or Dimensional Slash crystals gave their skill +10/20% damage. Phantom's three-set reduced Phantom Step cooldown by one second and its four-set gave +20% damage.

Crystals disappeared at the end of a run. Parwen’s shop consumed Remnant Cores, which also expired on exit: 1 for a 20% heal, 2 for ATT +20%, attack speed +1, Max HP +500 or a random crystal; 3 for a crystal box with a better Forbidden chance; 5 for the once-run Awakening recovery to 50% HP; and 1 for a Sealbreaker once its four-clear gate was satisfied.

Night of Phantasms continued, then added a finale

The main Night of Phantasms programs continued from June 17 to September 8 for level 101 characters with Zero Act 2. Fantasia Finale occupied August 26–September 8: 1,000 solo level-range kills completed a daily check-in, ten check-ins were available, and catch-up cost 3,000 Maple Points. Each check-in gave a Luxe Sauna coupon. Days 3, 6 and 10 added Permanent Alongside Ellanos Mount Coupon, Ellanos Coupon furnishing and Illusion Ring: Ellanos Coupon. These yielded the permanent Alongside Ellanos mount, Ellanos furnishing and Illusion Ring: Ellanos. The August 26 correction identified the day 6 reward as furnishing, not a pet. Claiming ended September 8 at 23:59 UTC and the fixed-expiry coupons ended September 9 at 02:00 UTC.

Raising Ellanos counted 10,000 level-range kills per week as five 2,000-kill research claims, each paying 800 Illusion Coins, for 4,000 weekly. Research progress was account-wide, but each character had to press Improve to apply earned skills. A missed Research mission could be completed for 3,000 Maple Points. Ellanos Walk filled a gauge from level-range kills in hunting maps, then summoned an attack and granted bonus EXP; defeating enemies at level 280 or above improved the EXP benefit. The hunting-skill upgrades followed these research counts:

The separately activated Ellanos I summon improved into Ellanos II, Ellanos III and Ellanos IV at 20/40/55 research counts. It attacked automatically for 70 seconds on a 60-second cooldown, could not be summoned in the air and converted additional attack count into an equivalent Final Damage increase.

Daily-area bonuses could be claimed once per character, and Arcane daily EXP applied to Tenebris. Aura benefits ended September 8.

Tallahart Fantasia allowed five check-ins per week and 56 standard check-ins total. Daily claims gave three 3x EXP coupons, five Memotes and five Nostamotes. Fifteen 3x coupons could be exchanged for a 4x coupon; a missed check-in cost 3,000 Maple Points. Memory and Nostalgia upgrades could be purchased initially five times each and five more per Wednesday reset, cumulatively. Skill improvement ended September 8 and the resulting skill effects lasted until September 15.

At 56 completed collections, the event automatically unlocked the remaining rewards labeled 56–61. The visible table ran through day 60 and then the completion potion; players did not need four additional ordinary collection days. The full reward sequence was:

Sol Erda selector rewards offered one seven-day untradable Sol Erda or 30 permanent untradable fragments. Ellanosroid was permanent, untradable in Heroic and world-tradable in Interactive; its Lidium Heart was untradable. The Tallahart Festival set contained a headband, formal clothes, sandals, ambiance and Phantasmal Branch. Furnishings, mounts and effects were permanent after their coupons; fixed-expiry event coupons used September 9 at 02:00 UTC unless a row specified another duration.

Echoes paid for solo boss progress

Phantasmal Echoes accepted solo and practice clears. Weekly caps were 3,000 Faint, 2,000 Clear and 100 Vivid Echoes. Clearing a higher difficulty afterward paid only the difference. Daily and monthly bosses were excluded. The v.269 June 23 correction explicitly set this same event’s reset to Wednesday at 00:00 UTC. The v.270 text repeated the earlier Thursday-noon wording without reconciling it; that carryover does not establish a new reset change.

The published Damien rows assigned 3,000 Faint plus 200 Clear to Normal and only 1,000 Faint to Hard, the reverse of the surrounding progression pattern. The Black Mage row left its Faint amount blank despite the monthly-boss exclusion. These entries did not establish a reliable alternative monthly earning route or justify silently reversing the Damien values.

The Record Hall spent Faint Echoes on its Basic tab, Clear Echoes on Intermediate and Vivid Echoes on Advanced. Most purchases were world-tradable until September 9 at 02:00 UTC; Mu Gong's Soul Shard rewards were permanent and untradable.

The five-Vivid Heart Upgrade Module: Plasma required joining Night of Phantasms first, then completing Easy Kaling or a higher qualifying boss solo. Its limit was one across Interactive and Challenger World. Obtaining the module's heart also unlocked the meso shop's Plasma Hearts, rather than allowing three-billion-meso hearts from the start.

• Illusion Coin
• Mysterious Monsterbloom

The Monsterbloom was permanent, untradable and unavailable in Challenger World. Other growth-shop purchases used world trading and the common fixed expiry unless specified; the Character Slot Expansion Coupon was untradable. The meso shop had these separate prices:

• Plasma Heart

Event Android Selector Coupons offered Sugaroid, Lilinroid, Laniaroid or Moinroid, with permanent androids untradable in Heroic and world-tradable in Interactive. The heart module's post-enrollment solo gate, the Challenger exclusion on Monsterblooms and the different coin tabs all mattered before purchasing catch-up rewards.

Challenger World retained its own progression economy

Challenger World ran June 17–September 8. Choosing Heroic or Interactive locked that account's Challenger type even if its characters were deleted. Up to five characters could be created, with three Tera Burning designations gaining two extra levels from 10 to 200. Link transfer, Legion, Artifact and Monster Collection were unavailable. Creation supplied the Pearl outfit and 64 inventory slots, with a five-claim limit. Tera characters received Frozen equipment, temporary Root Abyss gear, a 30-day pet and title, but could not also claim Hyper Burning's creation rewards.

Level rewards began at 260 with 3,000 points and coins. Each level 261–269 gave 300/300; 270–274 gave 700/600; 275–279 gave 1,000/900; 280–284 gave 1,500/1,200; 285–289 gave 2,000/1,500; and 290 gave 5,000/2,500. The hunting mission required 1,000 solo level-range kills for 300 coins, once daily and five times weekly, with 3,000-Maple-Point catch-up. Boss missions accepted solo practice clears and credited the highest qualifying listed difficulty.

The Cozy Winter Set Coupon yielded permanent untradable Cozy Winter Hat, Cozy Winter Suit, Cozy Winter Shoes and Cozy Winter Staff.

The lower four tiers had to be claimed in Challenger World. Higher tiers could be claimed there or in the main world. Ultimate Legion Growth Potions could not be used in Challenger World. Tier buffs ended on leaping.

The first leap period ran July 22–September 8. The August 28 correction placed the second after September 8 maintenance through September 23 at 23:59 UTC. The leap section's heading said level 101, but the detailed eligibility rule said level 130; the notes did not reconcile those thresholds. At most five characters could leap, with slots added unless the destination had reached its capacity. Guild membership, cash inventory, auction and delivery items, certain cubes, 17-star items and special rings required attention before migration. Background extraction used Mover; old world currencies and Challenger Coins did not transfer. Meso handling used My Notifications.

Challenger's shops were also separate from main-world shops. The general tab spent Challenger Coins, while the special tab spent Advanced Challenger Coins. Most coupons expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC, while the daily EXP and VIP coupons lasted one day, fragments and Spell Traces were permanent, and Frozen Secondary Weapon Boxes were untradable.

• Challenger Medal-roid
• Legendary Growth Potion (200 - 279)

Duo, Partners and the pass had different commitments

Challenger EXP Duo cost 10,000 NX, was available weekly with a Thursday reset, and paired a level 260 Challenger character with a level 260 main-world character of the matching world type. The pair could not be changed. It earned for seven days and could spend points for 14 days. Deleting or leaping a member ended the pair without allowing replacement. Each level-range kill yielded four points for the first 200,000 kills, three for the next 80,000, two for the next 95,000 and one for the final 270,000: 645,000 kills reached 1.5 million points.

Challenger Partners instead paired level 200 characters on different Nexon accounts. A partner could not have been used in a previous partnership, and a partnership could be ended once. All characters could hunt for the partner's points at one point per kill, capped at 100,000 weekly. Deleting or leaping stopped joint boss progress, but earned reward claims and hunting could continue. Boss missions required a two-person party with both partners surviving, and practice/higher-difficulty clears counted. Hard Will and Hard Verus Hilla each paid 100 fragments; Easy First Adversary paid the Challenger Partners Ring Coupon, yielding Challenger Partners Ring; Hard Seren paid Partneroid; Normal Kalos paid the Soul Partner Medal Coupon, yielding the Soul Partner Medal. Partneroid's appearance and the medal's partner nickname used the state at clear time. The ring's effect required both partners in town, and fusion tags could not be used.

Challenger Pass required level 101 and fixed one character for the account. Its 19,800-Maple-Point special track granted Normal Enemy Damage +200% and EXP +20%. Twenty levels required 480 points each, with a 3,000-point weekly cap and Thursday reset. Missions covered symbol dailies, Monster Park, Monster Park Extreme, Epic Dungeon, weekly bosses and hunting; activity before enrollment did not count. Catch-up cost 1,000 Maple Points per 100 points. The free track included symbol selectors, Experience Nodestones, Sauna, honor, fragments, flames, boosters and 2,000 Advanced EXP Vouchers at level 20. Premium increased those quantities and ended with a Transcendent Growth Potion. Its 100-fragment milestones were levels 6 and 12, with 200 at 18, while level 13 supplied 20 Karma Bright Cubes. Pass rewards were world-tradable with September 9 at 02:00 UTC expiry, except untradable fragments. The fragment rows called them permanent, while the blanket fragment sentence repeated the September 9 expiry; that duration conflict was not resolved in the table.

Arcane Seal used tier-dependent odds

A level 200 Challenger character who had completed “A Greater Power” could enroll. Switching the selected character reset progress. Three wands could be earned daily, up to 20 carried, and one to five could be spent together. Barrier access followed Challenger rank: below Gold used stage 1, Gold stage 2, Emerald stage 3, Diamond stage 4 and Master stage 5.

Core extraction yielded Arcane Energy based on enhancement and rarity. Legendary's table supplied only the initial value of 150; the later blank cells were not stated as zero. The published Normal/Rare/Epic/Unique extraction amounts were:

Enhancement success fell from 100% at 1→2 to 0.70% at 11→12, while each attempt consumed rarity-specific energy.

Core stats followed the job: main/secondary stats, ATT/Magic ATT and main-stat percentage ordinarily; HP/STR/ATT for Demon Avenger; all stats/ATT/all-stat percentage for Xenon. The Arcane Seal benefit did not survive a world leap.

Burning programs covered different level ranges

Beyond Hasty Hunting ran July 22–September 8 for level 200 characters. Account progress counted solo hunting. Rune spawning and Rune EXP ×2 began immediately; 10,000 kills enabled up to three daily treasure boxes, 50,000 increased elite spawns, 100,000 gave treasure-box EXP +20% and the Night City Rider chair, 150,000 gave EXP +20%, 200,000 raised treasure-box EXP by another 30% and awarded the Inferno Wolf unit skin, 250,000 improved blessing runes, and 300,000 doubled hunting Sol Erda and awarded Hasty Hero. The title's 30-day stats were all stats +50, ATT/Magic ATT +20, Boss Damage/Ignore Defense +30% and HP/MP +2,500.

A five-minute Haste Fever booster could be used once daily. It could not overlap VIP, HEXA or Express boosters, its EXP ignored EXP buffs, and its Cassandra’s Crystal Ball drops belonged to that mode.

Hyper Burning MAX continued June 17–September 8. It added four levels per level-up through 260, starting at level 10 or Zero level 100. Existing eligible characters had to be level 200–258; Zero also required Act 2. Milestone rewards already passed before enrollment could not be claimed. Account claims were not restored by deleting the character, apart from repeatable creation rewards, and main-world versus Challenger rewards were mutually exclusive. Symbols still required their story gates and stabilization, with Zero excluded from weapon rewards that did not fit its system.

Beyond Burning was a separate, irreversible designation for one level 260–268 character, adding one extra level per level-up to 270. Already passed rewards were unavailable. Levels 261/263 gave one Sol Erda; 262/264 gave 20 fragments; 265 gave a level 5 Arcus symbol; 266/268 gave two Sol Erda; 267/269 gave 30 fragments. Level 269 also gave Burning Flame Wings, and the v.270 table listed another level 5 Arcus symbol plus the Beyond Burning title at 270. The earlier June 17 correction in v.269 had specified Odium for that level, leaving the two published versions in conflict. Fragments were permanent; ordinary coupons expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC. The title was permanent with 60-day stats: all stats +30, ATT/Magic ATT +30, Boss Damage/Ignore Defense +20%, HP/MP +1,500, EXP +20% and Arcane/Sacred Power +100.

Item Burning Plus extended equipment through autumn

Item Burning Plus ran June 17–November 10, requiring level 200 and “A Greater Power.” One account character could receive eight pieces, with Zero's equipped-weapon exception. It could not overlap another equipment-burning designation. Enhancement unequipped the affected item; anvil and soul changes could remove event effects.

The published stage 2 Interactive row listed armor Bonus Potential twice, at Rare and Epic. Heroic stage 3 called its Unique rank change 'Bonus Stats,' and stage 5 used that label for the Legendary weapon change. Those labels did not clearly distinguish a Potential upgrade from a bonus-stat change; the table should not be read as evidence of a separate confirmed flame tier.

Practice clears counted. A later stage’s boss mission could be cleared in advance, but its stage could only be claimed after completing all preceding stages. Weekly crest rewards paid the difference when a higher qualifying boss was cleared. Hard Lucid/Will and Chaos Gloom/Slime paid 100; Hard Darknell/Verus Hilla 200; Normal/Hard Seren 300/1,000; Easy/Normal Kalos 400/1,400; Easy First Adversary 500; Easy Kaling 1,300; Normal First Adversary and the higher listed clears 1,500. Reset was Thursday.

Eight Challenger's Keys from stages 1–4 could apply Ignitia effects to other armor or weapons, excluding Challenger and Eternal equipment. Zero used its special NPC handling. Set increments were ATT/Magic ATT +30/30/20/30/30/30/30/20 for pieces 1–8; all stats +20 at 2 and 5; Boss Damage +10% at 2/4/6/8; Ignore Defense +10% at 1/3/5; Defense/Magic DEF +200 at 3; HP/MP +2,000 at 4 and +30% at 6; Critical Damage +5% at 7.

Burning Express ran July 8–August 4 for level 260 characters. A daily 1,000 solo level-range kill mission advanced 21 check-ins. Express Boosters worked only on Sacred Power maps. The 30,000-Maple-Point Express Pass added boosters, Advanced EXP Vouchers and 4x coupons to the free track. Claims ended August 4 and fixed-expiry rewards August 5 at 02:00 UTC.

Additional passes, playtime rewards and transfer windows

Lightning Charge ran July 22–September 8 for level 101 characters with Zero Act 2. Only time on the participating character counted, with an account cap of five hours daily. The fragment coupons were world-tradable for seven days, yielding permanent untradable fragments.

Frontier Pass required a level 101 character created after March 18 at 00:00 UTC and fixed one account character. Premium cost 30,000 Maple Points and granted Normal Enemy Damage +200% and EXP +20%. Its 30 levels used 480 points each, with a 2,000-point weekly cap and Wednesday reset. Symbol dailies, Monster Park, Extreme, Epic Dungeon, weekly bosses and hunting earned points after enrollment; catch-up cost 1,000 Maple Points per 100 points. Rewards were untradable with September 9 at 02:00 UTC expiry except world-tradable Sauna coupons and permanent fragments.

• Express Booster
• Magnificent Growth Potion

Miracle Time doubled eligible rank-up chances for Glowing, Bright, Bonus Glowing, Bonus Bright and Violet Cubes. A successful Legendary rank-up triggered the map's atmospheric effect. Each equipment day ran 00:00–23:59 UTC: August 14 for emblems, hearts, rings and accessories; August 15 for weapons, secondaries and shields; August 16 for tops, bottoms, outfits and capes; August 17 hats; August 18 gloves; August 19 shoes.

Cash Shop Transfer ran September 2 at 00:00 UTC through September 9 at 14:00 UTC. Level 101 and Zero Act 2 were required. The transfer moved Cash Inventory items between the account's different job-family storage groups; it was not necessary within an already shared family. Friend and Promise Rings, Potion Pot and EXP coupons were excluded, and stacks could not be split. The families were Explorer, Cygnus, Resistance, Heroes, Nova, Flora, Anima, Sengoku, Jianghu, Zero, Friends World and Shine.

Clear celebrations added rewards for earlier bosses

The Kai clear event continued June 18–September 8, including Challenger World. Normal required level 270, Hard 280, and “Black Sea Return.” Solo practice clears qualified. Normal supplied Time-Lashed Wanderer face/hair and outfit rewards; Hard supplied the rings and a guaranteed Magnificent Kai Soul (ATT +3%) or Magnificent Kai Soul (Magic ATT +3%).

New Hard Kai rewards were claimable July 22–September 9 at 23:59 UTC, including through Maple Administrator after a leap: Chrono Breaker title, Nexus Penthouse background and Kai-ryu Sword: Iaido Alpha finishing effect. The July 21 correction removed the erroneously listed “Nexus Tower Delta 3 Home Theme”; it was not another reward. Seven-day world-tradable cosmetic coupons produced permanent account backgrounds or untradable effects.

Malefic Star's additional reward claim used the same July 22–September 9 at 23:59 UTC interval. A qualifying Hard clear after the Siren's Song condition supplied Malefic Eclipse title, Amidst Dark Sea background and Siren's Song finishing effect through Maple Administrator. Prior clear eligibility did not make these cosmetics ordinary boss drops.

SHINE supported new Sia Astelle and Erel Light characters

SHINE: The Power of Starlight ran June 17–September 8 at 23:59 UTC. Only SHINE characters created after June 17 at 14:00 UTC qualified, including Hyper Burning characters. Starlight of Progress had a free track and a 35,000-Maple-Point premium track. Premium supplied the selected character with EXP +50%, drop rate +10% and revival until the event ended, plus cumulative login rewards. Level and story rewards were claimable through September 8, with most fixed-expiry coupons ending September 9 at 02:00 UTC.

The starter free Mysterious Cryptic Chest supplied an untradable 30-day Snail. The starter gift boxes and chest expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC. Premium added Chosen by Light Title Coupon, which gave Chosen by Light, an untradable permanent title with 30-day ATT/Magic ATT +30, Normal Enemy Damage +30% and EXP +40%; the Sia Astelle Outfit Coupon and Erel Light Outfit Coupon choices; Pendant of the Spirit Coupon (30 Days); and Sweet Spirit (30 Days) Coupon. These premium coupons were world-tradable until September 9 at 02:00 UTC. The Pendant coupon produced an untradable 30-day Pendant of the Spirit, while the latter produced an untradable Sweet Spirit Coupon (30-days) lasting 30 days. Outfit contents were permanent and untradable. Sia’s Dream of Stars set contained Purple Memory of Stars, Star’s Purple Dream and Purple Star Remnant Shoes; Dream of Hope contained Pink Memory of Stars, Star’s Pink Dream and Pink Star Remnant Shoes. Erel’s Researcher’s Starlight set contained Researcher’s Starlight, Researcher’s Allure, Researcher of Stars Shoes and Researcher’s Pride; Seeker of Stars contained Seeker’s Starlight, Seeker’s Allure, Seeker of Stars Shoes and Seeker’s Pride.

• Expertise Boost Potion Coupon
• Frozen Hat
• Frozen Cape
• Frozen Suit
• Frozen Weapon Box
• Frozen Secondary Weapon Box

Basic supplies and the three Power milestone rewards were untradable. Their fixed expiry was September 9 at 02:00 UTC, with the permanent equipment/fragments and the seven- or 90-day equipment boxes identified in the table as exceptions. Level gift boxes were untradable and used that fixed expiry, except the level 235 Basic Gift itself lasted seven days. Unless the table gives a different duration, premium rewards were world-tradable with the fixed expiry except Burning Boss Accessory Box, the regional symbol coupons, the level 225 EXP Vouchers and the permanent fragments: those were untradable. The permanent, untradable Arcane/Sacred Symbol obtained from a coupon did not inherit its expiry.

The Burning Boss Accessory Box contained permanent untradable Aquatic Letter Eye Accessory, Condensed Power Crystal, Dea Sidus Earring, Silver Blossom Ring, Golden Clover Belt and Crystal Ventus Badge. The event-ring selector also produced permanent untradable rings. The SHINE damage-skin selector offered Sia Astelle Damage Skin (Unit) or Erel Light Damage Skin (Unit), both permanent and world-tradable. The mount selector produced seven-day world-tradable mount coupons. Oortroid and Heliaroid selectors instead produced permanent untradable android coupons. Neither the Power of Life Karma Unique Potential Scroll nor the level 260 Karma Legendary Potential Scroll had a success percentage printed; the level 230 Unique scroll explicitly specified 100%.

• SHINE Mount Coupon
• Oortroid Selector Coupon
• Heliaroid Selector Coupon
• Karma Abyssal Rebirth Flame
• Sacred Symbol: Cernium Lv. 5

Premium login time began at purchase, counted only on that character, excluded Auction House time and stopped after five hours daily.

• Radiant Niniel Pet Package
• Radiant Niniel Pet Equipment Package
• Niniel of Hope
• Niniel of Wishes
• Niniel of Faith

The android coupons yielded Izarroid, Algolroid, Ninielroid or Alkuroid with a permanent Lidium Heart. All four Premium Login Perk Boxes were untradable and expired September 9 at 02:00 UTC. At 25 hours, the untradable seven-day Radiant Niniel Pet Package contained Niniel of Hope, Niniel of Wishes and Niniel of Faith, permanent untradable pets whose 30-day magic could be renewed with Water of Life. The untradable seven-day Radiant Niniel Pet Equipment Package supplied permanent untradable Niniel’s Radiant Hope, Niniel’s Radiant Wishes and Niniel’s Radiant Faith. A Magnificent Growth Potion and Experience Nodestone x5 were world-tradable for seven days. At 50 hours, Sia Astelle Outfit Selector Coupon, Symbol Selector Coupon (500 Arcane/200 Sacred) and Experience Nodestone x10 were world-tradable for seven days; the outfit choices were the same permanent untradable sets listed above. At 75 hours, Erel Light Outfit Selector Coupon, Sol Erda x3 and Karma Abyssal Rebirth Flame x30 were world-tradable for seven days, while Sol Erda Fragment x50 was permanent and untradable.

At 100 hours, the seven-day world-tradable SHINE Chair Selector Coupon offered the permanent untradable Friend of the Constellations Chair or Stairs of Eternal Light Chair. Argent Guard Wings was an untradable permanent title with permanent all stats +20, ATT/Magic ATT +10, Boss Damage +10% and HP/MP +1,000. Mystical Familiar Card x10 and a Transcendent Growth Potion were world-tradable for seven days. A permanent untradable Fairy Heart was a separate reward.

Starlight of Fashion cost 20,000 Maple Points once per account, stayed on its purchaser and unlocked one reward each day for 14 days, claimable during the event. Its outer reward coupons and the Stellar Guardian Outfit Set were world-tradable until September 9 at 02:00 UTC; the redeemed contents were untradable except the permanent account-bound Helia Background. Day 1's SHINE Weapon Selector Coupon chose Asteria's Wisdom or Gram of Holy Light; day 2's SHINE Ring Selector Coupon chose the Oort Label Ring and Oort Chat Ring pair or the Helia Label Ring and Helia Chat Ring pair. Day 3 gave Royal Hair Coupon Voucher; 4 Royal Face Coupon Voucher; 5 Premium Surprise Style Box Coupon for three 30-day Premium Surprise Style Boxes; 6 Hair Color Coupon (REG) Voucher; 7 SHINE Effect Selector Coupon, choosing Night of Falling Stars or Mark of Light’s Chosen Effect; 8 Skin Coupon Voucher; 9 Beauty Album Slot Coupon for Beauty Album Face Slot Coupon, Beauty Album Hair Slot Coupon and Beauty Album Skin Slot Coupon; 10 Custom Mix Dye/Colorblend Eye Color Coupon Voucher for both dye and eye-color coupons; 11 Regular Coloring Prism (7 Days) Coupon x3; 12 Prism Color Restore (7 Days) Coupon x3; 13 Stellar Guardian Outfit Set, containing Guardian Knight’s Faith, Stellar Guardian (Outfit), Stellar Guardian Shoes and Guardian Knight’s Pride; 14 Helia Background Coupon. Royal Hair Coupon, Royal Face Coupon, Hair Color Coupon (REG), Skin Coupon (7 Days) and the Beauty Album Face Slot Coupon, Beauty Album Hair Slot Coupon and Beauty Album Skin Slot Coupon lasted seven days after opening. Custom Mix Dye Coupon and Custom Colorblend Eye Color Coupon lasted 30 days. The prism rewards named “7 Days” but printed 30-day contents. Weapons, rings, effects and the outfit were permanent after redemption.

• Royal Hair Coupon
• Royal Face Coupon
• Hair Color Coupon (REG)
• Custom Mix Dye/Colorblend Eye Color Coupon Voucher
• Regular Coloring Prism (7 Days) Coupon
• Prism Color Restore (7 Days) Coupon
• Beauty Album Slot Coupon Voucher

Arthur rented equipment, while other programs sold time

Arthur's Equipment Rental ran June 17–November 10 for level 200 characters. Each item could be rented three times weekly per character. Its two-day timer began on receipt in inventory; it could not be discarded or enhanced. The first rental used mesos and the second and third Maple Points. The Interactive first-rental price was generally half Heroic's, with the ring exception below.

The Red Beryl accessories carried 20 stars and Unique Potential: ordinary jobs received main stat 10/7/7%, Xenon all stats 7/4/4%, and Demon Avenger HP 10/7/7%. Bonus Potential used main stat 6/5%, Xenon 5/3%, or Demon Avenger HP 8/6%; the face accessory's bonus stats used tier 5. Their Red Beryl set effects belonged to the rented set.

Infinite Red Beryl Ring reproduced a level 4 Continuous effect with Boss Damage +140% and ATT/Magic ATT +10%, an eight-second duration and 12-second cooldown. Finite supplied a Restraint-style ATT/Magic ATT +80% for 15 seconds, on a 120-second cooldown with a 600-HP cost. The special-ring effect required 120 seconds after equipping. The rental period was two days, rather than permanent acquisition of those effects.

Jump-Start Tutorial continued June 17–September 8, beginning on the account's first login. Opting out was permanent. New Hyper Burning characters followed Tera Blink to 200, then Jump-Start's higher-level lessons. Deleting the selected character preserved progress, while manually canceling ended the account program. Lessons covered equipment, Star Force, potentials, V Matrix, Arcane Symbols, daily missions, bosses, Legion, sixth job and other progression systems; the guided activity did not remove those systems' normal requirements.

Mechaberry Farm required level 280–299 with Zero Act 2 and a pass. A visit supplied 30 minutes of unbuffed EXP; if the meter had not reached 100%, a character could reenter within the remaining time. Spiegelmann's burst attack was part of the activity rather than an ordinary field EXP multiplier.

Genesis Pass was sold June 18–November 2, usable through November 3 with effects ending November 10. A level 255 character needed “[Genesis Weapon] Traces of Von Leon the Lion King” in progress or complete and could not have completed “[Genesis Weapon] Power Unbound, Stage 2.” The 30,000-NX pass was untradable with an account purchase limit of two. Players at the same Genesis stage could form a party of up to six from Lotus onward, retaining the applicable 50% Final Damage reduction or 60% for Lotus. Trace of Darkness rewards tripled within a 3,000 cap; earlier eligible clears could be recognized through coupons. The liberation buff supplied all stats +20, ATT/Magic ATT +20, Boss Damage/Ignore Defense +10%, HP +1,000 and Arcane Power +150. Its selected commander soul box guaranteed the chosen ATT or Magic ATT result and expired November 11 at 23:59 UTC.

Momentum Pass served a level 280 character, fixed once per account. Its first season ran July 1–August 4 and second August 5–September 8. Prime cost 49,800 Maple Points. Ten levels required 720 points each, capped at 2,000 weekly with Wednesday reset. Grandis dailies, Monster Park/Extreme, Epic Dungeon and hunting counted after enrollment; 1,000 Maple Points bought 100 catch-up points. Sauna coupons were world-tradable and other timed rewards untradable, with August 5 or September 9 at 02:00 UTC expiry according to the season.

Luxe Sauna continued June 17–September 8 from level 101, including Burning characters. Account time counted only inside the room, yielding EXP every five seconds; level 295 and above received the level 294 amount. An hour cost 3,000 Maple Points or two 30-minute coupons. The weekly allowance was 48 hours with Wednesday reset; that was not a grant of unlimited remaining event time. Characters left automatically when their charged time ran out, and could enable auto-exit at a chosen level. Cumulative charged hours unlocked permanent furnishings at 30/100/200/500 hours.

Sunday bonuses, fixes and the final item correction

The Sunday calendar used UTC dates. Monster Park bonuses excluded Monster Park Extreme, and Star Force discounts excluded Superior equipment and the safeguard surcharge where the notes specified them.

Bug fixes corrected Mo Xuan's Righteous Thunder Bind stacking with Sol Hecate and Styx, stale party information after leaving, Transfer Hammer tooltip behavior, Mir transparency, Luminous's Aether Conduit and Erel's Spear of Lugh interactions with Kaling, repeat use and stuck states. These fixes addressed individual behavior rather than changing every related skill's damage coefficient.

Chains of Resentment (90 Days) Coupons from Philosopher's Books sold June 24–July 15 received a final redemption correction. Existing coupons could be used until October 19 at 23:59 UTC after the July 22 maintenance. Coupons newly opened after maintenance lasted 90 days from receipt. The item redemption window and the resulting Chains duration were separate timings.