The Comprehensive Gear Guide

Mirrors · Nov 13, 2020

~ this is a work in progress ~

Intro & Background
Back when I was a new player, I was not sure about what sort of gears to wear. I found a guide by thevati that had great information on the gear builds for mages which was super helpful, but didn't have any info on other classes. My hope is with this guide it will provide a good foundation for new players of all classes to understand gear progression!

Please know that these are all recommendations and not strict guidelines that you have to follow - just get whatever is available to you and have fun.

I am also looking for high level players who are willing to help me figure out the gear progression for other classes as well!

Table of Contents

Post 1

All Classes Gear

Mage Gear

Post 2

Warrior Gear

Thief Gear

Pirate Gear

Archer Gear

All Classes
There are a few items, like the Zak helm, that are recommended for all or multiple classes. Since I don't want to copy and paste it in every section, I decided to make an 'All Classes' section instead for equips are used by all classes.

Hat

Level 0: Blue Maple Bandana or Maple Bandana Blue. +3 all stats, 7 slots.

Although Blue Maple Bandanas give the most stats, there are also other Maple Bandanas that also give stats (Red ones give average +2, Yellow give average +1). They are only available during the Anniversary Event though, so your best bet is to find it in the Free Market for a lot of mesos.

Level 10: [acc], [acc], [dex] [str], [int], Other Bandanas, +1 stats, 7 slots.

These are dropped by various mobs and can be obtained from Gachapon, and they can provide valuable stats if you can't afford a pricey Maple Bandana.

Level 20: [int], [acc] Old Wisconsins, +2 stats, 7 slots.

These are obtained from Gachapon but can be found in the Free Market for a modest amount of mesos.

Level 25: [luk], [dex], [str], Bamboo Hats, +3 stats, 7 slots.

You can obtain the Brown and Green Bamboo hats from Kerning PQ or find them in the Free Market for very cheap!

Level 50: Zakum Helmet, +15 all stats, +20 accuracy, +20 avoid, 10 slots, untradeable

This is one of the endgame helmet for most players. It is highly recommended to go get your Zakum Helmet asap as it is relatively affordable, and gives lots of stats. You can obtain it at level 50 by purchasing a Zakum Helmet from sellers, who are usually high level players running a boss run. Remember to do the Zakum Prequest beforehand!

Level 50: Ravana Helmet, +18 all stats, +10 accuracy, +10 avoid, +5 speed, +2 jump, 7 slots, untradeable

Ravana Helmets have slightly higher all stats than Zakum helmets but come at the cost of 3 fewer slots. It is up to you whether or not to run with a decent Rav helm for your endgame helmet. You can obtain a Ravana helmet by completing the Ravana Prequest and defeating Ravana; the catch is that the Ravana Helmet can be 4 different kinds of helms, so it might take a few runs until you get the desirable +18 helmet.

Level 80: Scarlion Hat (DEX) or (STR), +15 all stats except +17 for DEX/STR, +19 accuracy, +19 avoid, +3 jump, 10 slots, untradeable

Another option for an endgame helmet is the Scarlion Hat, which can "specialize" in either Dex or Str, which is basically an improved Zakum Helmet for its certain stat. This makes it an attractive option for those who might need those stats. You can obtain it by defeating Scarlion after completing the Scarga Prequest.

Level 80: Targa Hat (INT) or (LUK), +15 all stats except +17 for INT/LUK, +19 accuracy, +19 avoid, +3 jump, 10 slots, untradeable

Similar to the Scarlion Hat, the Targa Hat "specializes" in Int or Luk instead of Dex & Str, giving +17 for Int or Luk (depending on which one you pick up). This makes it a good option for Mages and Thieves. You can obtain it by defeating Targa after completing the Scarga Prequest.

Gloves

Level 10: [str], [int], [dex], [luk] Work Gloves, +2 stats, 5 slots.

These can be obtained from the quest 'Protect Luca's Farm' on Maple Island, and can give up to +2 on the stats. These are fairly affordable and can be scrolled cheaply as they have 5 slots. It is highly recommended you do the quest to get a pair.

Level 10: Brown Work Gloves, 7 slots.

You might be wondering why BWG have its own section from the other work gloves when they don't even give any stats. This is because they have 7 slots instead of the standard 5, which allows for greater scrolling potential. This makes BWG significantly more expensive than other WG. This is usually an endgame glove for attackers, usually scrolled for 12+ att.

You can obtain these from Gachapon, or a low chance to get one by exchanging 100 Dark Cloud Foxtail to Faito in Showa.

Level 20: Yellow Marker, 7 slots

Same deal as the BWG, Yellow Markers are expensive end-game gloves due to their 7 slots. They can only be obtained through Gachapon.

Overall

Level 20: Bathrobes, 10 slots

Due to the lukless / dexless nature of the classes in MapleLegends, many players have Bathrobes on due to their low level requirement, many slots, and cheapness to scroll. Most players wear Bathrobes until they are high enough level to afford to scroll their endgame overalls.

They can be purchased for 30k mesos from Momoyo in Zipangu inside the Spa.

Note: These are endgame equips for most Mages since Mages are almost always lukless in this server.

Level 30: Sauna Robes, 10 avoid, 10 slots

This is a higher level bathrobe, a bit better looking, and comes with a nice 10 avoid, which makes it a nice option for those who want to not just scroll bathrobes. You can obtain it by completing Mr. Wetbottom's Secret Book questline.

Earrings

Level 15: Single Earring, 5 Slots

Often scrolled due to the fact it is easily obtainable from Henesys Market for 7k. Most endgame users scroll these for their stat of choice, especially since it has a low level requirement.

Level 15: Amethyst Earrings, 5 Slots

Similar to the Single Earring as they are sold in the same place for the same price, these are also often endgame earrings. They just look different from single earrings.

Level 50: Altaire Earrings, +1 all stats, 5 slots, untradeable

You obtain these by Ellin PQing at least 20 times. These are a great option for those who don't have the funds to scroll their endgame earrings yet. However, they are untradeable.

Level 50: Glittering Altaire Earrings, +2 all stats, 5 slots, untradeable

You obtain these by Ellin PQing at least 50 times. Due to the amount of EPQing needed, most users tend to skip getting these, but if you love EPQing and are close, it's not a bad idea to pick these up.

Level 80: Gold Emerald Earrings, +2 Dex, +5 Int, 5 slots

An expensive but very strong pair of earrings that have Dex for attackers and Int for mages. They are a rare drop from The Boss and Maverick B.

Level 100: Sword Earrings, +30 HP, 5 slots

Every little bit of HP counts, and Sword Earrings are a good choice if you care about that. These are dropped by several mobs (you can check the library listing for which ones) and are a decent choice for high level players who want a bit more HP.

Level 110: Element Pierce, +1 all stats, +2 m. att, 7 slots

For players who want to get the best of the best, Element Pierce are at the top of the class, but also extremely difficult to get. You can craft them as part of NeoTokyo, which requires daily bossing and coins in order to craft. It is also a rare drop from the boss Nibergen (also NeoTokyo).

Shoes

Level 21: Yellow Strap Shoes, +5 avoid, 5 slots

Another option for users who want to get extra avoid while bossing, but only with 5 slots. Obtainable from Gachapon.

Level 21: Silver Strap Shoes, +5 jump, 7 slots

Silver Strap Shoes are relatively popular since they have 7 slots compared to the regular 5. People usually scroll these for Dex. Obtainable from Gachapon.

Level 30: Fonla's Slippers, +1 all stats, +3 jump, 5 slots, untradeable

For players who don't like to KPQ to obtain Squishy Shoes, you can complete the quest Ponlaa's Party Dress & Glass Shoes questline to get the equivalent of it instead.

Level 30: Squishy Shoes, +1 all stats, +3 speed, 5 slots, untradeable

Obtainable from Kerning PQ, either from dropping from King Slime or from KPQing 20 times. Since these are +1 all stats, these are pretty decent shoes to wear until you are finally ready to scroll your stronger shoes.

Level 30: Snowshoes, 7 slots, class-locked

Regular snowshoes are class-locked (ex. Red Snowshoes are only equippable by Warriors), but easily obtainable as they are sold in El Nath for 30k mesos. These are a good option for those who want 7 slot shoes to scroll and they also prevent you from slipping on ice!

Level 50: Yellow Snowshoes, +3 Dex, +3 Int, 7 slots

Some of the best shoes in the game, and useful for everyone since they have Dex for attackers and Int for mages. Since there aren't any shoe scrolls for Int though, mages will have to use Chaos Scrolls in order to scroll it, making all Int shoes very expensive. These Snowshoes obtainable only as a drop from defeating Female Boss.

Level 80: Violet Snowshoes, +5 Speed, +5 Jump, 7 slots

For those who want some extra speed and jump in their shoes, violet snowshoes are also a good option. They are obtainable only as a drop from defeating The Boss.

Capes

Level 20: Maple Cape, 5 slots

The Maple Cape is one of the lowest level capes in the game, making it a popular option for those who want to make int capes for washing. However, it is only obtainable during the Anniversary Event, so it can be a bit expensive to get.

Level 25: Old Raggedy Cape, +10 avoid, 5 slots

Probably the first cape you will get in the game and the easiest to obtain. You do the quest Stranger's Request in Kerning in order to get it. With 5 slots, it is easy to toss some cheap cape scrolls on there to get your first cape.

Level 25: Ragged Black Cape, +1 att, +1 m.att, 0 slots

For those who want to do some more damage early, a +2 att Ragged Black Cape can be a good choice. You can buy one in the Free Market for ~2mil, however, there are 0 slots so you cannot scroll it, which is the only downside of the cape. Obtainable from Gachapon.

Level 50~55: Adventurer Capes & Justice Capes, 5 slots

LPQ drops many of these generic 5 slot capes, if you want to collect some to do some scrolling with, and are very cheap and easy to obtain. Obtainable in the bonus stage from Ludibrium PQ

Level 50: Yellow Adventurer Cape, 8 slots

Although it has no stats, this is also an option for those who want to scroll stat-based capes since it has 3 extra slots. These are mostly used for int capes. Obtainable through Gachapon.

Level 50: Pink Adventurer Cape [+2 att] & Purple Adventurer Cape [+7 m. att], 5 slots
Level 65: Pink Gaia Cape [+3 att] & Purple Gaia Cape [+6 m. att], 5 slots

These are endgame capes for most players. They are usually scrolled for attack (with Chaos Scrolls) or for magic attack (with cape int scrolls). Because you need to use Chaos Scrolls in order to scroll for cape attack, the price of scrolled PACs and PGCs are very expensive.

They are usually somewhat expensive to get in the Free Market compared to other capes, especially the ones with maximum attack.

Obtainable through Gachapon or Event raffles.

Level 65: Yellow Gaia Cape, 8 slots

The lesser known cousin of the PGC and the PuGC, the Yellow Gaia Cape has 3 more slots than the average cape, making it a good option for those who want to scroll a stat based cape. These are mostly used for int capes. Obtainable through Gachapon.

Level 90: Crimsonheart Cloak, +4 all stats, 8 slots

This attractive cape is +4 to all stats which makes it a decent cape for anyone who wants to scroll one, with 8 slots as well. The only downside is that it is only obtainable through Crimsonwood Keep PQ Bonus stage, and that it has a high level requirement.

Level 100: Blackfist Cloak, +300 hp, +4 att, 5 slots, untradeable

Also considered endgame capes for those who don't want to spend mesos to purchase a PGC. These are obtainable through Crimsonwood Keep PQ Bonus Stage as a rare drop, and can vary anywhere from 3~5 att. It is also popular since it gives a juicy 300 HP. However, the fact that it is untradeable and has a high level requirement makes it so that most players do not usually scroll these for attack.

Shields

Level 5: Stolen Fence, 7 slots

Probably the most common shield you will see. These are usually scrolled for attack or m.att. Stolen Fences are popular due to the fact they are easily obtainable from Lith Harbor for 2k mesos, however, the scrolls themselves are very expensive.

Level 20: Maple Shield, 10 slots

For those who have extra mesos to fling around, the Maple Shield is the end game level shields for most players. It is leagues more expensive than a Stolen Fence due to the fact that you can only obtain it from the Anniversary Event, and it has 3 more slots.

Pendants

Level 50: Silver Deputy Star, +5 all stats, +100 HP/MP, 3 slots

You can obtain this pendant from completing the Bounty Hunter questline (once per character). You can also buy it from the Free Market for about 15mil. It's a good investment as it can be passed around to your other characters or resold!

Level 70: Horus' Eye (*upgraded), +7 all stats, +400HP, +300MP, +15 avoid, untradeable

If you love PQing and want a really sweet pendant with 400 HP and awesome stats, this one is for you! It is the pendant that gives the most HP in the whole game.

In order to obtain the pendant, you need to beat the party quest on both Romeo and Juliet's side 10 times each to get 10 of each kind of marble. In order to upgrade it, you'll need 5 of a single type of marble to obtain the stone needed to upgrade it a single time.

Guide to MPQ here

Level 110: Mark of Narican, +5 all stats, +300 HP/MP, +4 att, +10 m. att, +15 accuracy, +5 Speed, +5 Jump, 1 slot, untradeable

This is a drop from the bosses during Crimsonwood Keep PQ and is one of the endgame pendants. It is pretty decent especially as it gives up to 5 weapon attack clean. You can obtain it by running CWKPQ yourself or buying it as early as level 90 by purchasing CWKPQ service, which can be from 10~15mil.

Level 120: Horntail Necklace (*egged), +22* all stats, +39* avoid, +150* w.def/m.def, 3 slots, untradeable

This is a drop from Horntail. You might be wondering what "egged" means - Horntail also drops a Nine Spirit's Egg, which you can use to "egg" your clean HTP to increase its stats by completing the Missing Hero questline. Although a clean HTP stats are not that remarkable, after egging the pendant, it will buff your HTP by +15 all stats, +15 avoid, as well as give it a lot of defensive stats. You can get it early by purchasing HTP service, which can run anywhere from 30~40mil.

Should I Get a MoN or HTP for Endgame?

As spoken by the wise Alyosha:
"It's a bit complicated generally, usually depends on where people are at.

At 120 or so I think everyone benefits more from a HTP, but a clean 5 attack MoN is alright if you're not quite able to buy a HTP/live through HT. If you need ~23 base stats in order to equip your weapon the HTP will almost always beat out a MoN, at least until it reaches 8-9 attack or so from a chaos. Because of that MoN tends to only be better on warriors, who don't need dex (Except if you're going for a Stonetooth/1h grave).

Late game it seems pretty split between MoNs and HTPs as far as I've noticed. The avoid from a HTP is amazing for HT, and that fact alone helps a lot of lower avoid classes like Corsairs/Bowmen meet their full potential by not needing to reposition as much.

On paper, MoN is better if you can chaos it to it's maximum potential and is especially good vs. bosses that don't hit very often, but it's pretty easy to get away with using a HTP your whole career on a ranged character.

I think MoN is only best in slot for DKs, and Heroes/Paladins using dex-less weapons.

HTP is best in slot for shads and mages.

Everyone else can really just shift between the two."

Eye Accessories

Level 35: Raccoon Mask, +1 accuracy, 7 slots

Eye accessories can only be scrolled for accuracy or INT. Obtainable from Gachapon. Raccoon masks are endgame gear for most mages.

Level 45: Broken Glasses, +1 all stats, 3 slots, untradeable

These are obtainable from doing Ludi PQ 35 times. Although it is untradeable and has 0 slots, it is a decent option for players who are just starting out, so I highly recommend LPQing 35 times for them. I used mine until I was level 120!

Level 45: White Raccoon Mask, +2 accuracy, 7 slots

A higher level requirement of the regular Raccoon mask, this one gives one extra accuracy, but is basically the same as the other raccoon mask. Obtainable from Gachapon. Raccoon masks are endgame gear for most mages.

Level 70: Spectrum Goggles, +1 Str, +1 Dex, +1 Speed, 3 slots

Endgame gear for non-mages as these have Str and Dex. Seeing as how there are only eye accessory scrolls for Accuracy or Int, most endgame players end up scrolling these with Chaos Scrolls in order to increase the amount of Str and Dex on them, making scrolled Spec Goggles quite expensive.

You can obtain them in the bonus stage from Crimsonwood Keep PQ.

Face Accessories

Level 25: Rat Mouth, +1 avoid, 7 slots

Face accessories can only be scrolled for HP or for Avoid/DEX, which makes them a bit of a niche item to scroll. Obtainable through Gachapon.

Level 25: Smiling Mask [+7 speed], Angry Mask [+1 avoid], Crying Mask [+5 Jump], 7 slots

Obtainable through CWKPQ bonus stage.

Level 25: Sad Mask, +10 accuracy, 7 slots

The Sad Mask is much more expensive than its other mask counterparts, mostly due ot the fact that it gives valuable accuracy, which is important for warriors who have trouble whacking things. Obtainable through CWKPQ bonus stage.

Level 40: Branch Nose, +1 avoid, 7 slots

Obtainable through Gachapon.

Mage Gear

If the gear you are looking for does not have a section here, it is most likely covered in the "All Classes" section.

Weapons

Level 8: Wooden Wand, 23 m. att, 7 slots

What you will be starting your journey off with. Sold in the Ellinia Weapon Shop.

Level 25: Light Purple Umbrella, 39 m. att, 7 slots

Obtainable only through Gachapon.

Level 30: Green Paint Brush, 45 m. att, 7 slots

Most likely going to be your weapon until level 70 when you get your Elemental Wands if you were poor & lazy like me and couldn't afford anything better LOL.

This is actually an One-Handed Axe and cannot be scrolled for magic attack.

Sold by Yokota in Zipangu or by Shinta in Showa for 100k mesos, so it's easily obtainable.

Level 30: Poison Mushroom, 45 m. att, 7 slots

This is an alternative to the Green Paint Brush if you want to scroll your weapon for magic attack. It is also a staff, which makes the scrolls relatively cheap! Unfortunately, this mushroom is only obtainable through Gachapon, so your best bet would to be find it from the Free Market.

Level 35: Maple Staff, 48 m. att, +100 hp, 7 slots

A decent option especially since it comes with 100 hp, and cheap to scroll as it is a staff.

Obtainable only during the Anniversary event.

Level 40: Yellow Umbrella, 52 m. att, 7 slots

If you are tired of your Green Paint Brush, you can farm some Clangs or Lunar Pixies for a Yellow Umbrella. You can see a full list of mobs that drop this by clicking on the link.

Level 43: Nocturnal Staff, 58 m. att, +100 hp, +50 mp, 7 slots

Obtainable from the quest Cleaning Up The Streets, since this is also a staff you can get some really cheap staff scrolls if you want to try scrolling it!

Level 43: Maple Lama Staff, 58 m. att, +100 hp, +50 mp, 7 slots

If you're too lazy to do the quest to get the Nocturnal Staff, you can get the Maple Lama Staff instead by looking for one in the Free Market, since they are only available during the Anniversary event.

Level 48: Diao Chan Sword, 60 m. att, +1 Str, +1 Dex, +1 Int, 7 slots

Dropped by the Cloud Fox and Giant Centipede, if you feel like farming them in order to obtain this sword.

Level 50: Super Snowboard, 75 m. att, +8 speed, 7 slots

Not compatible for all Mage skills! This snowboard is mainly targeted towards Mages whose skills can work with a snowboard (you can get a cheap snowboard to test it out yourself if you'd like). Namely, Heal or Fire Arrow. If you are a Cleric and plan on spending 30 levels of your life Healing to train, this is an excellent option as it boasts a whopping 75 magic attack, similar to a well scrolled Nocturnal Staff.

However, just realize that you will be unable to use other skills with the Snowboard, such as Magic Claw.

Obtainable as a drop from Eruwaters, which are high leveled mobs. Your best bet would be to buy it from the Free Market.

Level 54: Heart Wand, 68 m. attm +2 Int, +50 HP, 7 slots

Obtainable through Gachapon or from an Onyx Chest (from the bonus stage of attending a wedding). Since these are popular for making washing gear (they are equippable by all classes), they are a bit pricier, but easy to obtain if you have the meso for it! You can easily find it in the Free Market.

Level 70: Elemental Wand 1, +1 int, 85 m. att, 7 slots, +25% fire dmg and +10% poison dmg

Elemental Wand 2, +1 int, 85 m. att, 7 slots, +10% fire dmg and +25% poison dmg
Elemental Wand 3, +1 luk, 85 m. att, 7 slots, +25% ice dmg and +10% lightning dmg
Elemental Wand 4, +1 luk, 85 m. att, 7 slots, +10% ice dmg and +25% lightning dmg

These will be your primary wands until level 130, when you get the upgraded versions. Fun fact: You can see which is the main damage multiplier based on the color of the gem inside of the wand! (Red = fire, purple = poison, blue = ice, yellow = lightning).

Fire/Poison Mages: Your main wand will most likely be Elewand 1 or EleWand 2 depending on how you decide to train, due to the bonuses.

Ice/Lightning Mages: Your main wand will most likely be Elewand 3 or EleWand 4 based on the bonuses.

Priests: You don't get any bonuses or any penalties, your damage will be the same no matter what. Just pick the cheapest wand you can find that has a good amount of m. att.

These are only obtainable through Gachapon, so you'll need to find one in the Free Market.

Level 130: Elemental Wand 5, +2 int, 145 m. att, 7 slots, +25% fire dmg and +10% poison dmg

Elemental Wand 6, +2 int, 145 m. att, 7 slots, +25% poison dmg and +10% fire dmg
Elemental Wand 7, +2 luk, 145 m. att, 7 slots, +25% ice dmg and +10% lightning dmg
Elemental Wand 8, +2 luk, 145 m. att, 7 slots, +25% lightning dmg and +10% ice dmg

Fire/Poison Mages: Your main wand will most likely be Elewand 5, for that nice Meteor damage amplification.

Ice/Lightning Mages: Your main wand will most likely be Elewand 7, for the Blizzard damage amplification.

Priests: Once again, you don't get any bonuses or any penalties, your damage will be the same no matter what. Just pick the cheapest wand you can find, it's usually 6 or 8.

Hat

Level 20: Purple Old Wisconsin, +2 int

These are obtained from Gachapon but can be found in the Free Market for a modest amount of mesos.

For your endgame helmet, please refer to the "All Classes" gear.

Gloves

Level 10: Yellow Work Gloves, +1 int

These are dropped by Cheap Amplifiers, through Gachapon, or the quest on Maple Island to Protect Luca's Farm.

Level 20: Red Marker, +2 int

Obtainable only through Gachapon. These will be your gloves for most of the game.

Level 35: Dark Noel, +2 int

Requires 38 Luk

If you want to scroll a pair of gloves but don't have the money for a Red Marker, these are another option. However, they will not sell as well due to the fact only mages can equip them (so they can't be used for washing) and the fact that it has a high Luk requirement, which makes it so that endgame mages can only wear it.

Obtainable as a drop from Leprechaun, Jr. Wraith, or Lorang.

Level 40: Dark Arten, +3 int

Requires 43 Luk

Same pros/cons as the Dark Noel above, this is an option for those endgame mages who have 43 Luk, and can equip this glove as an alternative endgame glove. It is up to you whether or not it's worth to scroll!

Obtainable as a drop from Toy Trojan, Copper Drake, and more.

Level 50: Flamekeeper Cordon, +8 m.att

An extremely rare drop from a Firebrand, this glove is quite pricey and gives a whopping average 8 magic attack. Although it has no int, for endgame mages, this will be a solid choice to do more damage.

Overall

Level 20: Bathrobes, 10 slots

They can be purchased for 30k mesos from Momoyo in Zipangu inside the Spa.

These are endgame equips for most Mages since Mages are almost always lukless in this server. They are usually scrolled for int.

Level 38: Red Starlight (M), Green Starlight (M), Dark Starlight (M), Red Moonlight (F), Dark Moonlight (F), Brown Moonlight (F), +4 int, 10 slots

For mages who want a different option for their overall. There are pros and cons so it is up to you to decide whether to go with these.

Pros:

Have +5 int (max) clean!

Easily farmable from mobs. For example, Dark Starlights are farmable from Dark Stone Golems. Click on the link to see what mobs drop them!

Cons:

Generally worth less than bathrobes, since only Magicians can use them.

Require 40 Luk in order to equip it. This means that usually only endgame mages can wear it, because you'll need the 15 Luk from your Zak Helm and the additional ~20 Luk from your Horntail Pendant to equip it (or from whatever sources).

Earrings

Level 25: Fallen Leaf Earrings, +25 hp, +25 mp, +1 m. att, 5 slots

Although int is more desirable than magic attack, these are good because they come with some base magic attack and some other stats.

Level 30: Red Emerald Earrings, +2 int, 5 slots

More expensive that single earrings, but come with a nice +2 int. These are only obtainable through gachapon.

Level 80: Gold Emerald Earrings, +2 Dex, +5 Int, 5 slots

An expensive but very strong pair of earrings a lot of Int for mages. They are a rare drop from The Boss and Maverick B.

Shoes

Level 10: White Christmas Sock, +1 Int, 7 slots

Only obtainable during the Christmas Event, these socks come with +1 Int and are wearable for all classes. A bit pricey due to that. To be honest, you're probably better off wearing your slime shoes... but if you don't have slime shoes, you can get these.

Level 30: Black Magicshoes, +2 Int, 5 slots

These require 30 luk, but are easily farmable from several easy mobs, such as Zombie Lupins. Probably the cheapest option for mage-specific shoes.

Level 50: Green Goldwind Shoes, +3 Int, 5 slots

Require 53 luk (!!), but at maxed out stats, can give up to +4 int clean, and are farmable from several mobs such as Stone Golems and Maladys. If you can get enough luk (from your helmet, Tier 10 monster book ring, and HTP) you can wear these bad boys as an endgame mage.

Level 50: Yellow Snowshoes, +3 Dex, +3 Int, 7 slots

Some of the best shoes in the game for mages since they come with average +3 int and a good amount of slots. These Snowshoes obtainable only as a drop from defeating Female Boss. They also have 2 more slots than usual.

Level 70: Gold Lapiz Sandals, Brown Lapiz Sandals, +3 Int, +1 Luk, +1 M. Att, 5 slots

Require 73 Luk

As Blache explained better than I ever could: "These are the lowest level mage shoes that provide base magic attack in addition to INT. This means that their chaos potential is better than that of Yellow Snowshoes. The 73 LUK requirement is quite steep, but can be still achieved while maintaining a base LUK of 4 (Targa Helm, HTP, Crimsonheart Cloak, Element Pierce, T10 Monster Book Ring, base-LUK ele wands, event items etc). They're definitely options for people who're heavily into min-maxing."

Obtainable by farming via several mobs. Click on the link to see which ones!

Capes

Level 50: Purple Adventurer Cape +7 m. att, 5 slots
Level 65: Purple Gaia Cape +6 m. att, 5 slots

These are usually scrolled for Int and can be found in the Free Market.

Obtainable through Gachapon or Event raffles.

Level 90: Crimsonheart Cloak, +4 all stats, 8 slots

+4 int clean makes this an attractive cape to scroll if you want a cape that has more int.

Obtainable only through CWKPQ Bonus stage.

Level 120: Goldensoul Cape, +3 int, 5 slots

Obtainable through CWKPQ Bonus stage, these are another cape that comes with base int. However, there is a high level requirement and it has less int than a Crimsonheart Cloak, so not many people use it.

Shields

Level 22: Mystic Shield, +1 int, 7 slots

Requires 22 luk, but if you passively have that from having a Zhelm or another bonus, this is a good cheap option for a shield since it is dropped by multiple mobs. Scrolling for shields is very very expensive since multiple classes use the scrolls on stolen fences. If you do decide to go with a Mystic Shield, it is probably not worth scrolling since only mages can equip it, so the resale value will be more limited.

Level 33: Esther Shield, +1 int, 7 slots

Same deal as the Mystic Shield, but this requires 35 luk. There really isn't any reason to use this over the Mystic Shield.

Level 64: Maple Magician Shield, +2 int, 10 slots

The endgame shield for mages if you decide to go with a Maple Magician Shield over a regular Maple Shield. These require 0 luk and come with a nice maxed +3 int, but can only be equipped by mages. Nonetheless they are popular choice.

Obtainable only during the Anniversary event.

CREDITS

Thank you fellow staff members Alyosha Nise Duckys for helping me out!
Thank you akashsky for helping out with earrings suggestions.
Thank you Oradious on helping out with earrings/shoe suggestions.
Thank you yogurtseller for suggesting the Poison Mushroom staff.
Thank you Tsunderella for suggesting Goldwind shoes, helping out with Mage stuff and Bowmaster stuff!
Thank you whatdatoast for helping me out with Fonla's slippers, as well as other mage weapon stuff.
Thank you braidgame for suggesting Super Snowboard.
Thank you hloohe Mott Heights for helping me fill out the Bowmaster section of the guide!
Thank you Soblet for pointing out some issues with a few items. Fixed!
Thank you Blache for giving us more cool mage items to add.
Thanks Kanetsugu on pointing out an error in the crafting formula for Dragon bows.
Thank you Flyinpanda for help on Shadower weapons.

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