Ragnarok Origin whitesmith Axe Termination Build: To become a Whitesmith, Juno, you must locate a book called “the Book of Ymir” in “Sage Castle.” The book will take you to Valhalla, where you can change jobs with the Whitesmith job NPC.
You must also attain job level 40 as a transcendent first-class character. A metalworker who conducts finishing work on iron and steel, such as filing, lathing, burnishing, or polishing, is known as a whitesmith. The name also refers to someone who works with “white” or light-colored metals, and it is occasionally used interchangeably with tinsmith. Cart Boost, Cart Termination, and Cart Possession Limit (Obtain CPL on your initial work levels up to 10 for quicker grinding with cart rev.)
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Weapon Refine – This is a Whitesmith class skill. It increases the refine probability by +0.5% for every job level above 50. This leads in a 10% bonus at Job 70. Whitesmithing acquired its name from the metals used. While blacksmithing employs raw iron to create huge, often crude objects, whitesmithing focuses on manipulating lighter metals like tin and adding finishing touches through filing, polishing, and other methods detailed in the next section.
Ragnarok Origin whitesmith Axe Termination Build:
Here’s another tutorial for a new class I’m trying out. This is to assist players in making informed decisions and avoiding unnecessary spending on resets and other items. Except for crit smith, I did this build on earlier versions of Ragnarok (EL/Original), but stat build proficiency is different here as it emphasises survivability and activating your primary weapon (Golden mace) and this game has new mechanics than previous Ragnarok.
Your time will not be squandere, and you will have more money to spend on more essential things. This construct will be simple to achieve, low-maintenance, and ideal for those that do not want to pay too much and simply want to have fun. However, if you want to take the hard way (Helheim hard and hard books).
We have a plan for you below. Seriously, blacksmiths are underrated, but surprisingly, they can dish out massive amounts of damage and be top damage dealers on book runs, especially if you have enough support and are free to hit the boss whenever you want, as long as you avoid the skills. Their skill sets are extremely powerful, especially when combined with golden mace.
 lvl 50 Golden mace:
Your grinding skills will be those mentioned above, and you can equip whatever armours, accessories, and so on you wish, as long as they are helpful to you, such as hp and agi sets. The level 50 Golden mace, which will cost you light granules and zeny (farm them to megalodons), is a must-have weapon. You may use the butcher axe before getting the golden mace, and after you have it, grinding will be simple, especially on undead enemies.
If you don’t want to limit undead enemies in your farming, don’t worry since the mace is like a Swiss army knife, useful for anything. You also have a weapon perfection talent and will be able to disregard all sizes, so feel free to whack whichever regular creatures you like. Exp is decent up to level 70 on orc skeletons (lvl72).
However you may start at lvl 62 or 65 if you believe your clearance is already quick enough (due to your incredible GOLDEN MACE). If you desire matyr’s leash and the lovely card of munak, grind munaks till level 73 because the level difference isn’t that great and you still receive.
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