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TaeKwon Kid
TaeKwon Kid.png
Job Base(s): Novice
Job Type: Extended
Job Level: 50
Race: Human
Changes At: Payon
Number of Skills: 17
Total Skill Points: 88
Total Quest Skills: 0
Job Bonuses
STR AGI VIT INT DEX LUK
+6 +6 +0 +0 +6 +0

Overview

TaekwonKids.jpg

TaeKwon Kids are practitioners of the art of TaeKwon-Do. They forgo the use of weapons and instead specialize in a variety of kicks. Their equipment is limited to equips that are usable by all jobs except novices. However, there are a few exceptions to this rule (i.e. Manteaus and Boots can be equipped by them).

Job Change Guide

See TaeKwon Kid Job Change Guide for information.

Builds

Stat Builds

See TaeKwon Master Builds or Soul Linker Builds for second class stat builds.

TaeKwon Ranker

TaeKwon rankers are permanent first class characters, utilizing the bonuses from the TaeKwon Missions/ranking system to maximize their potential. Rankers must complete TaeKwon Missions (see link below) in order to become and stay ranked.

Before getting the 9x ranker bonus (Giving 3x HP/SP, access to all TaeKwon skills), TaeKwon Kid's max HP is low (2676 hp at lvl 89 with 1 vit. 50 vit at the same level is 3975 hp), so agi builds are heavily advised for early levels if you're going to solo.

For a ranker, Agi serves 3 purposes. First is flee. Second is to trigger one of your stances (when you are 9x ranker, you will have all 4 stances active). The third is that once you have started kicking, Agi does, in fact, speed up the rate at which you kick. The kicks have an ASPD-based cooldown, and the higher your ASPD, the faster you can spam your kicks.

If you are WoE or PvP minded, getting vit at higher levels to create a hybrid build is a good idea.

Do not forget that you can get +10 str through spurt status.

Pure PvM

This build relies heavily on aspd and flee to get the job done. You should be able to achieve 200+ flee easily, and can solo where most agi characters can go.The little bit of int is for regening sp once you become ranked. Spamming kicks, even though only 2 sp, eats at your sp slowly. You will be susceptible to stun and will be very fragile in pvp, defensively. You will also find that, as a 9x ranker, pots are mildly ineffective, relative to your maximum hp. (Since healing efficiency relies largely on your vit). Recommended starting kicks: Heel, Counter, and/or Roundhouse.

Hybrid PvP/PvM/WoE

This build is designed to do decently in PvM and pvp/WoE situations. For PvM, the build can hit 180 flee, with high damage per kick. Dex is raised to deal with agi classes. Compared to the Pure PvM build, this build will generally take a little longer to start your combos, but makes up for that with a tougher defense. Recommended starting kicks: Heel, Counter, and/or Roundhouse.

Pure PvP/WoE

This build is designed for purely PvP or WoE. High vit increases survivability, while sacrificing speed. Decrease in speed does 2 things: Delays the time it takes for a stance to activate to start comboing, and slows down emp breaking time (the active kick skills do not work on the emp, thus it cannot be combo'd). For emp breaking, The Hybrid build is probably better overall. Recommended starting kicks: Tornado and Counter. Vit chars tend to mob more to level, so tornado speeds up mob killing. Counter kick is there for a stronger kick. It was chosen over roundhouse because roundhouse will knock surrounding monsters back and stun them, putting them out of range for the follow up tornado. If you are not mobbing, Heel Drop and Counter kick are recommended.

Although the build might do better its job in PvP/WoE, note that doing your TaeKwon Missions to stay ranked, will become harder. The build lacks flee and although you have more defence, overall you will take more damage while doing a TaeKwon Misson.

Building a Ranker's Skills

In general, a ranker's skill build should have the following:

  • 2 kicks maxed with stances (not flying kick/tumbling) - 16 points (if you are already in /taekwon, you can use one stance for triggering full combo)
  • Mild Wind 7 - 22 points (with pre-reqs)
  • TaeKwon Mission - 1 point
  • Sprint 10 - 10 points

Choosing your kicks

Choosing your 2 kicks is important. You will have these 2, and only these 2, until you become 9x and ranked.

To maximize your damage output on a single target, get counter and roundhouse (both are 400% damage kicks). Counter gives you 100% hit, and roundhouse has a high chance of stunning any monsters around you that you arent targeting.

To control the damage you receive as much as possible, get Heel Drop and Roundhouse. Once you get practice, you can delay use on your heel drop to keep the monster in a permanently stunned state, leaving you virtually undamaged. Using Roundhouse will stun the other monsters attacking, and knock them back. When they unstun, they may aggro someone else on screen.

Heel Drop and Counter Kick is another combination you can use to control incoming damage. While the 100% hit from counter isnt necessary if the target is stunned, counter's effects are much more predictable than what happens to the other monsters after roundhouse stun finishes.

If you have a tank/HP slave and/or are a pure vit build, tornado kick is recommended, since you have the ability to mob better than an agi class. It would be good to pair the 300% AoE tornado with a 400% kick. The advantages and disadvantages of Counter Kick and Roundhouse kick have been explained.

Once you are 9x and ranked all the kicks will become available. It's however recommended not to use all kicks. Best is to make a choice again between 2-3 kicks depending on the situation, see above. However, don't forget to prepare always all the 4 kick stances. It will trigger your kicks faster, even if you do not use the right kick at the right first stance. Example: if you have prepared 4 stances but you use only 2 stances, the other 2 stances will still trigger the 2 stances you use.

Order of Skills

First off, you should get your 2nd kick last. Pick the one that you think would be more useful, and get it earlier. Heel drop is a solid top choice since a lot of monsters you will face will stun, allowing you to get free hits in.

Sprint should be the first or second skill you get. You dont have to get it maxed right away, but it helps for sp cost (if you have no sp gear). Since TaeKwons get no weapon, their damage is very low early on. Sprint compensates for this. Merely having the skill gives you defense-bypassing damage, more than low-to-mid levels of str will ever give.

Mild Wind should be after sprint, but its your choice on whether to get a kick first. It is recommended that you stop Mild Wind at 4 at first, then work on another skill (your kicks), especially if you are already ranked. Being able to combo spam kicks is more valuable than having shadow endow. This is because, for the most part, you will not be encountering any monsters weak to holy, shadow, or ghost before job 50 (few exceptions include zenorcs, low level undead that are also weak to fire, and thief bugs)

When you are working toward Mild Wind, get Kihop maxed first. This will unlock Taekwon mission early, as well as give you atk bonuses. When you're leveling on a map, ask people you run into if they wouldnt mind partying for your kihop (they dont have to be taekwon classes to affect your kihop). Most soloers will be nice and accept it. If you happen to run into the few jerks who won't, dont waste your time begging.

Equipment

Headgear

TaeKwon Kids are limited to headgears usable by "all classes except novice". However, some items have an extra bonus for Taekwon class:


5173.png Magistrate Hat [1]
+1 Agi, +3% HP regen.
5177.png Mythical Lion Mask [1]
+2 Dex, 10% chance to inflict stun with a melee attack, +2 ATK per upgrade.
5169.png Bride Mask [1]
+5 crit, +2 Luk.
5176.png Hahoe Mask
+2 Perfect dodge, +1 Luk.
5174.png Ayam [1]
+1 Int, +3% SP regen.

Footgear

TaeKwon Kids can wear all footgear usable by "all classes except novice" and Boots.


2405.png Boots [0]
2406.png Boots [1]
DEF+4.

Armor

TaeKwon Kids are limited to "all classes except novice" armors.

Garment

TaeKwon Kids can wear all garments usable by "all classes except novice" and Manteau.


2505.png Manteau [0]
2506.png Manteau [1]
DEF+4.

Shield

2101.png Guard [0]
2102.png Guard [1]
DEF+3.
2115.png Valkyrja's Shield [1]
DEF+3, MDEF+5, -20% damage from Fire, Water, Shadow, Undead elements.
2114.png Stone Buckler [1]
DEF+3, -5% damage from Large size.

Accessory

TaeKwon Kids can equip all accessory usable by "all classes except novice".

Weapon

TaeKwon Kids can't equip weapons.

Class Data

Skills

See TaeKwon Master Skills or Soul Linker Skills for second class skills.
See Skill Reset for information about free skill resets.

Stances

Stances must be toggled to use their corresponding kicks. The exception to this is Tumbling being toggled to use Flying Kick, though due to their secondary functions they still should be categorized as such.

Skill Description Levels Type
Tornado Stance.png Tornado Stance
15% chance to activate on hitting a target. 1 Supportive
Heel Drop Stance.png Heel Drop Stance
15% chance to activate on hitting a target. 1 Supportive
Roundhouse Stance.png Roundhouse Stance
15% chance to activate on hitting a target. 1 Supportive
Counter Kick Stance.png Counter Kick Stance
20% chance to activate on hitting a target. 1 Supportive
Tumbling.png Tumbling
20% chance to dodge ranged magic and AoE attacks. If in Spurt status, also 20% chance to dodge melee attacks. Enables to use Flying kick as a counter. Usable by Soul linkers. 1 Supportive

Kicks

Kicks are the TaeKwon Kid's damaging attacks. Their respective stance must be toggled. The exception to this rule is that Tumbling does not have to be toggled to use Flying Kick.

Skill Description Levels Type
Tornado Kick.png Tornado Kick
5*5 AoE kick, up to 300% damage. 7 Offensive
Heel Drop.png Heel Drop
Stuns target, up to 300% damage. 7 Offensive
Roundhouse.png Roundhouse
Up to 400% damage to target, pushes back and stuns enemies surrounding it. 7 Offensive
Counter Kick.png Counter Kick
Up to 400% damage, never misses. 7 Offensive
Flying Kick.png Flying Kick
Up to 100% base damage, increases if activated after Tumbling or while Sprinting. Instantly moves user to target. Dispels Soul Linker buffs on target. 7 Offensive

Other Skills

These skills do not fit into the above categories.

Skill Description Levels Type
Sprint.png Sprint
Move quickly in a straight line. Passively increases unarmed damage and kick skill damage. At level 7 or higher, enables to buff self for +10 Strength 10 Active
Peaceful Break.png Peaceful Break
Recover HP quickly when sitting next to another sitting Taekwon kid, Taekwon master or Soul Linker. Using //doridori further increases this regen. 10 Passive
Happy Break.png Happy Break
Recover SP quickly when sitting next to another sitting Taekwon kid, Taekwon master or Soul Linker. Using //doridori further increases this regen. Passively adds a high chance of Earth Spike Scrolls not being destroyed when used. 10 Passive
Kihop.png Kihop
Adds up to 10% to your attack power per person in your party and on the same map as you. 5 Passive
Leap.png Leap
Jump over cells, including impassable ones. 5 Supportive
Taekwon Mission.png Taekwon Mission
Gives you a mission to hunt a specific monster type to compete for Taekwon ranker status. Not usable by Soul linkers or Taekwon masters. 1 Active
Mild Wind.png Mild Wind
Change the element of your weapon to anything but poison and neutral for a duration. 7 Active

Job Bonuses

Job Bonus
Stat\Amount +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6
STR 1 2 3 4 5 6
AGI 20 21 22 23 24 25
VIT            
INT            
DEX 10 11 12 13 14 15
LUK            

ASPD

Equip Attack Speed From Novice
Bare Handed 156 0
Shield -6 +4
ASPD Potions Usable
645.png Concentration
656.png Awakening
657.png Berserk

HP

Level HP
1 40
2 46
3 53
4 61
5 70
6 79
7 89
8 100
9 111
10 123
11 136
12 149
13 163
14 178
15 194
16 210
17 227
18 245
19 263
20 282
Level HP
21 302
22 322
23 343
24 365
25 388
26 411
27 435
28 460
29 485
30 511
31 538
32 565
33 593
34 622
35 652
36 682
37 713
38 745
39 777
40 810
Level HP
41 844
42 878
43 913
44 949
45 986
46 1,023
47 1,061
48 1,100
49 1,139
50 1,179
51 1,220
52 1,261
53 1,303
54 1,346
55 1,390
56 1,434
57 1,479
58 1,525
59 1,571
60 1,618
Level HP
61 1,666
62 1,714
63 1,763
64 1,813
65 1,864
66 1,915
67 1,967
68 2,020
69 2,073
70 2,127
71 2,137
72 2,147
73 2,157
74 2,167
75 2,177
76 2,187
77 2,197
78 2,217
79 2,227
80 2,200
Level HP
81 2,250
82 2,300
83 2,350
84 2,400
85 2,450
86 2,500
87 2,550
88 2,600
89 2,650
90 2,700
91 2,750
92 2,800
93 2,850
94 2,900
95 2,950
96 3,000
97 3,050
98 3,100
99 3,200

Level Up Angel

Taekwon Kids, Taekwon Masters and Soul Linkers share a unique level up angel that provides the following bonuses when a new base level is reached:

Happiness status

Happiness is a special status achievable by Taekwon-class characters by sitting next to each other and using the /doridori emote. It has no intrinsic bonuses, but entering it has a chance of wiping a Taekwon Master's Solar, Lunar and Stellar designations. Also, the skill Happy Break gives a high chance of Earth Spike Scrolls not being consumed when used.

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