Eternal Kingdom Battle Peak is a free-to-play MMORPG on iOS and Android, that invokes a feeling of magic and wonder into a story set in an old-school RPG fantasy world. It plays similarly to other action RPGs but has in-game functions that lets your characters move automatically, letting them grind for levels and quests as you busy yourself with other real-life responsibilities.
Crafted by the creators of Iruna Online, Aurcus Online, Avabel Online and RPG Toram Online, Asobimo has teamed up with renowned artist, Yoshitaka Amano, an official artist of the Final Fantasy Franchise, to create the fantasy world of Eternal Kingdom Battle Peak.
In this universe, you play as a noble warrior with a mission to fight for the Holy Nation of Nordania, a religious nation of the human race, against the Horde Federation, a union of various races and the first inhabitants of the Deeland Region. The journey is long and perilous, but with the guidance of Rembrant, Melissa, Shiranui, your own personal fairy and many other friends you will meet along the way, you will learn what it means to be a hero.
Do you find yourself a little lost on what to do or perhaps you just want a few pointers on how to reach your goals and accomplish your missions faster? Well, you’ve come to the right place as we have compiled a list of tips and tricks for our Eternal Kingdom Battle Peak beginner’s guide that will surely help you during your adventure!
1. Choose a Class according to Your Playstyle
There are five different classes you can choose from in Eternal Kingdom Battle Peak: Warrior, Paladin, Mage, Priest and Gunner. For each class, there are three different Attribute Sets you can utilize based on your own playstyle. There are also three types of Roles that each Attribute Set may fill which are Defenders (the tank of the team), Healers (heals and supports) and the Attacker (deals the most damage).
Warrior
Warriors deal the most damage from normal attacks among all classes and deal even more with their skills. They also have high DEF along with Paladins but attack faster than them. Unlike the other classes, they do not need MP to use their skills but utilize FP (Fighting Power) instead.
Because of this, they are capable of accomplishing many quests by themselves, especially since the Fighting Power required to activate Warrior skills can recover while dealing normal attacks. If their HP gets dangerously low, they also have skills that can make them bite back even harder against their enemies.
Learning Forge Expertise is recommended for this class since it will let you create heavy metal armor and weapons for them. While using Tactics will surely make battles finish quickly, Warriors can win their fights without even using skills. In a group setting, they make good openers along with Paladins, making the first strike so enemies attack them instead of their weaker party members.
As a Warrior, most of your skills deal close-range physical attacks. For any build you choose, Warriors gain the ability to regain Fighting Power as you deal damage and kill enemies, to dual wield one-handed weapons, to charge towards enemies, to interrupt casting, to decrease health and increase FP, to deal a piercing attack that ignores DEF.
You also have the option to learn to heal some HP after defeating an enemy. Choosing this class gives you three options for Attribute Sets: Brute Force (Attacker), Rage (Attacker), Ironclad (Defender).
• Brute Force (Attacker)
Brute Force is the default Attribute Set for Warriors and shines the most when dealing with Bosses or single enemy units but can still manage to hold their own against multiple enemies. Its main focus is in increasing your Warrior’s damage output while decreasing your enemies’ defense.
This attribute set contains skills that enhance your PATK, CRIT HIT Rate and Weapon DEF while weakening your enemies’ PDEF, Movement SPD, ATK, Spellcasting SPD, CRIT HIT Resistance and increase the damage they take. They also have a few skills that let you recover FP and some that even disregard FP consumption, allowing you to use all your skills repeatedly within a fixed amount of time.
This set’s final skill is The Battlefield which gives you a 10% chance to grant a buff of the same name to yourself when your FP fluctuates. The buff lasts for 8 seconds and can only occur every 40 seconds. It increases your PATK and the damage you deal by 15%. It also lets you use your skills without consuming FP.
• Rage (Attacker)
Rage is the Attribute Set that is most effective against multiple enemies, especially minions. Its main focus is to clear out as many enemies as possible and may prove to be the best choice for raids and clearing quests where you need to take down non-boss enemies. Their ranged attacks are good for getting enemies’ attention and also killing enemies that try to run away from you.
This is also the only set which allows you to pick up a two-handed weapon with one hand and also dual-wield them. This set may not have as many buffs and debuffs as Brute Force, but it does have skills that increase ATK and damage dealt while having debuffs that completely ignores enemies’ armor DEF and deal continuous physical damage.
This set’s final skill is Destruction Impulse which gives you a 10% chance to grant a buff of the same name to yourself when your FP fluctuates. The buff lasts for 10 seconds and can only occur every 40 seconds. It increases the damage you deal by 25% for skills that consume FP.
• Ironclad (Defender)
Ironclad is the Attribute Set that is best used for baiting enemies and tanking and the only one that changes Parry skill to Defense. It has a variety of skills that increases enemy enmity and provokes them to attack your Warrior and keep your other party members free from danger. To keep them standing, they also have skills that increase max HP, DEF & MDEF and increase the amount of HP you can recover.
There is even an option for you to learn a skill that heals your Warrior according to a percentage of the amount of damage they deal. The Shield is an important equipment for this type as many skills depend on your ability to block at just the right time in order to regain FP, counter, stun or deal even more damage. This set can also inflict Movement SPD, PDEF and MDEF debuffs to your enemies.
This set’s final skill is Awakening the Fighting Spirit which gives you a 10% chance to grant a buff of the same name to yourself when your FP fluctuates. The buff lasts for 10 seconds and can only occur every 40 seconds. It recovers 10 FP every 1 second and reduces skills’ cooldown time by 30%.
Skill Comparison between Warrior Attribute Sets:
| Lvl Tier | Brute Force (Attacker) | Rage (Attacker) | Ironclad (Defender) |
| Below Lvl 10 | Beat Increase Fighting Spirit (Passive) Dual Wield (Passive) Blazing Soul (Passive) Assault Pursuit Fatal Blow | Beat Increase Fighting Spirit (Passive) Dual Wield (Passive) Blazing Soul (Passive) Assault Pursuit Fatal Blow | Beat Increase Fighting Spirit (Passive) Dual Wield (Passive) Modify Unique Action (Passive) Assault Pursuit Steel Defense (Passive) |
| Lvl 10 (Select 1) | Cleave Amplify Fighting Spirit (Passive) Assault 1 (Passive) | Clean Cut Assault 1 (Passive) Amplify Fighting Spirit (Passive) | Counter Bash Specialized Blocking (Passive) Amplify Fighting Spirit (Passive) |
| Lvl 10 | Clean Cut Weapon Throw Big Game Hunting Battle Stomp | Cleave Weapon Throw Disperse the Weak Battle Stomp Superhuman Strength (Passive) | Provoke Sharp-eyed Stance (Passive) Weapon Throw Shield Bash Battle Stomp Exuberance I |
| Lvl 20 (Select 1) | Surprise Attack (Passive) Proficient Skill II (Passive) Abandonment (Passive) | Cleave 1 (Passive) Pursuit 1 (Passive) Weapons Throw 1 (Passive) | Pursuit 1 (Passive) Weapons Throw 1 (Passive) Assault 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 20 | Pursuit 1 (Passive) Weapons Throw 1 (Passive) Proficient Skill III (Passive) | Whirlwind Blade Rage | Execution Shield Bash 1 (Passive) Exuberance II |
| Lvl 30 (Select 1) | Blind Spot Stab Healing Respiration Battle Stomp 1 (Passive) | Liver Strike Fury 1 (Passive) Healing Respiration | Self-Healing Power UP Flaming Shield (Passive) Healing Respiration |
| Lvl 30 | Shatter Mordhau Footsweep | Blood Maniac Footsweep | Agitate Footsweep |
| Lvl 40 (Select 1) | Sharpshooting (Passive) Adrenaline (Passive) Suppress Fighting Spirit (Passive) | The Great Leap Suppress Fighting Spirit (Passive) Emblem of the Brave | Agitate 1 (Passive) Dauntless Form Footsweep 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 40 | Invigorate Maelstrom Heart Pummel | Invigorate Brawl | Invigorate Exuberance III |
| Lvl 50 (Select 1) | Soar Assault Command Maelstrom 1 (Passive) | Aggravate Injury (Passive) Armor Breaker Assault Command | Replacement Flood of Fighting Spirit (Passive) Weapon Breaker |
| Lvl 50 | Battle Cry | Infinite Battle Spirit | Power Stance |
| Lvl 60 (Select 1) | Brain Attack (Passive) Infinite Battle Spirit Ultimate Strike | Towering Rage (Passive) The Stamp of Fury (Passive) Ultimate Strike | Power Stance (Passive) Ultimate Strike Infinite Battle Spirit |
| Lvl 60 | The Battlefield (Passive) | Destruction Impulse (Passive) | Awakening the Fighting Spirit (Passive) |
Paladin
Paladins can deal a decent amount of damage with normal attacks but not as much as a Warrior. Their attack speed also tends to be slower than a Warrior. Warriors and Paladins seem to be equally sturdy however Paladins have the great advantage of having recovery skills which Warriors lack. Learning Forge Expertise is recommended if you are using this class in order to have a cheaper way to create the equipment you will use for your Paladin.
They do not necessarily need to have Tactics on whenever you clear out hunting quests but it does help finishing them off faster with it on since they attack slowly. In a group setting, they make amazing tanks which could even double as a healer. However, they are also the most versatile class in the game, having attribute sets for all three roles.
As a Paladin, you also have a variety of skills that deal both long-range and short range attacks and both physical and magic attacks. Unlike other classes that have many skills that are similar among attribute sets, this one has the least amount of overlap.
The only skills that are present in all three of them are Tough Hit, Regenerate, Hammer of Discipline and Regeneration 1 (Passive) (which is optional). Choosing this class gives you three options for Attribute Sets: Judge (Attacker), Protect (Defender) and Sacred (Healer).
• Judge (Attacker)
Judge is the Attribute Set that is best used for fighting against multiple enemies, especially those that may be weak against light magic. Most of the skills found in this set are long-ranged light magic attacks and very few of them are close-ranged physical attacks.
This set also contains many buffs to yourself that can shorten Casting and Cooldown, increase MATK, PATK, Critical Rate, Movement Speed, Weapon DEF and even has some that can convert HP to MP and reflect damage taken back to the enemy. While debuffs are not their strong suit, they have a skill that can stun and a skill that can interrupt casting while disabling a skill.
This set’s final skill is The Pride of Templar Knights which increases your healing efficacy by 10%.
• Protect (Defender)
Protect is the default Attribute Set for Paladins and unlike the Judge Attribute set, this set features more close-range physical attacks than long-range magic attacks. This set also utilizes the Paladin’s shield for both defense and offense in several skills and changing Parry to Defense. This set also contains many buffs to yourself such as Shield, Shield Defense Up, Shorten Cooldown, PDEF / MDEF Up and Invincibility.
This set is capable of letting you restore your max MP and remove debuffs of your party members. As for debuffs, you can inflict Stuns, PDEF / MDEF Down, Damage Reduction and also interrupt casting while disabling the skill. It also features a unique skill called Damage Diffusion, which you can choose optionally, which makes the next damage you take be divided into 10 equal parts, with each part taken every 1 second which is useful against Bosses or enemies that can do fatal hits.
This set’s final skill is Dauntless Spirit which grants you a buff of the same name when your HP falls below 50%. This buff lasts for 10 seconds and increases your PDEF and MDEF by 10% while increasing your threat value to enemies, making them target you.
• Sacred (Healer)
Sacred is the Attribute set which is highly focused on healing and reviving both your party members and yourself while dealing mostly long-ranged and short-ranged magic attacks. Like Protect, this attribute set switches the Parry skill to Defense. Buffs you can grant to yourself include Shorten Casting, Max HP UP, PDEF / MDEF UP and buffs that can continuously heal you. There are not many debuffs for this set and the most notable one is the one that increases the damage your enemy takes.
The most unique skills featured in this set are Devotion, which takes 50% of damage taken by your party member if the damage they receive goes over 100% of their max HP, and Self-Resurrection, which lets you automatically resurrect yourself if you die.
This set’s final skill is The Pride of Templar Knights which increases your healing efficacy by 10%.
Skill Comparison between Paladin Attribute Sets:
| Lvl Tier | Judge (Attacker) | Protect (Defender) | Sacred (Healer) |
| Below Lvl 10 | Tough Hit Divine Strike Regenerate Hammer of Discipline | Tough Hit Modify Unique Action (Passive) Divine Strike Regenerate Hammer of Discipline Body of Steel (Passive) | Tough Hit Heavenly Light Regenerate Hammer of Discipline |
| Lvl 10 (Select 1) | Regeneration 1 (Passive) Tough Hit 2 (Passive) Divine Strike 2 (Passive) | Regeneration 1 (Passive) Crucifixion Guard 1 (Passive) | Regeneration 1 (Passive) Regeneration 2 (Passive) Modify Unique Action (Passive) |
| Lvl 10 | Summon a Garon Hammer Toss Divine Retribution Karma | Trigger Shield Dash Shield Throw Realm of Light Essence of the Shield Karma | Heavenly Light 1 (Passive) Saintly Determination Shield Throw Holy Fire Karma |
| Lvl 20 (Select 1) | Hammer of Discipline 1 (Passive) Karma 1 (Passive) Hammer Toss 1 (Passive) | Shield Throw 1 (Passive) Shield Throw 2 (Passive) Grant Shield | Hammer of Discipline 1 (Passive) Divine Will 1 (Passive) Holy Fire 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 20 | Tough Hit 1 (Passive) Divine Strike 1 (Passive) Tough Hit & Hammer Toss (Passive) | Tough Hit 1 (Passive) Sanction of Iron Fists (Passive) MP Recovery with Shield Defense (Passive) | Martyr Shield Throw 2 (Passive) Resurrection (Passive) |
| Lvl 30 (Select 1) | Self Discipline Divine Retribution 1 (Passive) Karma 2 (Passive) | Hammer of Discipline 1 (Passive) Restrain Damage Diffusion | Shield Throw 1 (Passive) Realm of Healing Resurrection 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 30 | Heaven’s Favor Protection Method (Passive) Bravery Method Knockdown | Heaven’s Favor Diversion Path to Grace (Passive) Knockdown | Condemnation Sacred Song Healing Method Martyr 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 40 (Select 1) | Heaven’s Favor 1 (Passive) Blessings (Passive) Knockdown 1 (Passive) | Heaven’s Favor 1 (Passive) Diversion 1 (Passive) Realm of Light 1 (Passive) | Condemnation 1 (Passive) Holy Fire 2 (Passive) Sacred Song 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 40 | Exploit Weakness (Passive) Path to Grace (Passive) Reflection Method | Holy Stone Slate Protection Method Seduction | Devotion Equality |
| Lvl 50 (Select 1) | The Steel Judge (Passive) Reflexive Command Divine Retribution 2 (Passive) | Magic Immunity Consecration Generate Shield with Shield Defense (Passive) | Protection Method Devotion 1 (Passive) Emergency Escape |
| Lvl 50 | Great Whirlwind Hammer | Religious Passion | Pilgrimage |
| Lvl 60 (Select 1) | Divine Retribution 3 (Passive) Admonition Hammer of Discipline 2 (Passive) | Realm of Light 2 (Passive) Religious Passion 1 (Passive) Realm of Protection | Knowledge of Healing (Passive) Self-Resurrection Healing Method 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 60 | The Pride of Templar Knights (Passive) | Dauntless Spirit (Passive) | The Pride of Templar Knights (Passive) |
Mage
Mages can deal great damage with their skills but deal very weak damage with normal attacks. They also tend to have low DEF. Because of that, they become very dependent on HP and MP healing items. Learning Alchemy Expertise is recommended in order to supply yourself with these items.
We highly recommend using Tactics or manually controlling them during battle in order to utilize their skills and avoid death if you are fighting alone. In a group setting, they are best positioned far from the enemy so they can make the most out of their long-range magic attacks.
As a Mage, you mostly deal long-range magic attacks. For any build you choose, Mages gain the ability to summon a bait to lure your enemies, to shorten your casting time, to move while casting and to reduce damage taken by party members. You also have the option to learn skills that can increase your party members’ MATK (magic attack), lower your threat value to enemies in order to avoid getting attacked and turn your enemies into harmless moas. Choosing this class gives you three options for Attribute Sets: Blaze (Attacker), Freeze (Attacker) and Short Temper (Attacker).
• Blaze (Attacker)
Blaze is the Attribute Set focused on fire magic and deals tons of damage in exchange for long cooldowns and casting times. It doesn’t have as many special buffs or debuffs or skills with special effects like Short Temper.
However, this set has many skills that can inflict Burn and Smoulder debuffs which damages your enemies continuously per second. It also has skills that can lower your enemies’ movement speed or turn them into a harmless moa. You can also conjure a Magic Shield that can protect you.
This set’s final skill is Induced Explosion Response which increases all fire element attacks by 5%.
• Freeze (Attacker)
Freeze is the Attribute Set focused on water magic and inflicts enemies with controlling debuffs to gain advantage in battle. This set can reduce movement and attack speed and can even stun or block your enemies attacks and actions.
A few of these skills deal area-of-effect damage but do not deal as much heavy damage as the skills from the Blaze set. While this set cannot let you create a Magic Shield like Blaze and Short Temper, it lets you produce an Ice Barrier that seals you in ice, making you invincible for 7 seconds while healing you.
This set’s final skill is Body at Absolute Zero which increases all water element attacks by 5%.
• Short Temper (Attacker)
Short Temper is the default Attribute Set for Mages. While the game describes the set as “non-elemental magic”, the theme of its set centers around lightning and speed. It consists of many fast-paced skills that do not require chanting, making it the ideal set for players who are quick on their feet. It has many skills that increase the number of attacks that you deal to your enemies like Magical Arrow’s multiple projectiles, Magic Spirit’s summons and Magic Exchange’s chain attacks.
It also has many skills that are focused on disabling your enemies by pushing them back or stunning them. You can also conjure a Magic Shield that can protect you. This set not only enhances your MATK, it also increases your CRIT Hit.
This set’s final skill is Secret Magic which grants you an All Magic Unblocked buff once your HP goes below 20%. At this point, all of your skills’ damage is increased by 30% while removing any MP requirement for all of your skills for 10 seconds. This effect can only be activated once every 60 minutes.
Skill Comparison between Mage Attribute Sets:
| Lvl Tier | Blaze (Attacker) | Freeze (Attacker) | Short Temper (Attacker) |
| Below Lvl 10 | Flaming Arrow Magic Bullet Modify Unique Action (Passive) Fire Ball Flaming Arrows 1 False Bait | Ice Arrow Magic Bullet Modify Unique Action (Passive) Inflict Frostbite False Bait Ice Block Drop | Magic Bullet Modify Unique Action (Passive) Arcane Bolt Magical Arrow False Bait |
| Lvl 10 (Select 1) | Magic Force Field Fire Ball 1 False Bait 1 | Magic Force Field Ice Arrows 2 (Passive) False Bait 1 (Passive) | Magic Force Field Retreat Back Arcane Bolt 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 10 | Ignition Shorten Spellcasting Flaming Field | Ice Arrows 1 (Passive) Shorten Spellcasting Frozen Chakram | Magical Arrows 1 (Passive) Shorten Spellcasting Forbidden Practice Magic Exchange |
| Lvl 20 (Select 1) | Enhance Burn Flaming Arrows 2 (Passive) Flaming Arrows 3 (Passive) | Ice Block Drop 1 (Passive) Frozen Chakram 1 (Passive) Frozen Chakram 2 (Passive) | Forbidden Practice 1 (Passive) Forbidden Practice 2 (Passive) Forbidden Practice 3 (Passive) |
| Lvl 20 | Mobile Spellcasting Method Lava Eruption Burn 1 (Passive) Increase Burn Stacks | Mobile Spellcasting Method Chilling Beam Cooling Bomb | Mobile Spellcasting Method Magic Spirit Enhance Magic (Passive) |
| Lvl 30 (Select 1) | Mobile Spellcasting Method 1 (Passive) Fire Ball 2 (Passive) Flaming Tornado | Mobile Spellcasting Method 1 (Passive) Crossbow of Ice Chilling Beam 1 (Passive) | Magical Beam Magic Spirit 1 (Passive) Magic Exchange 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 30 | Meteor Strike Magic Shield Moa Transformation | Magic Wall Frost Ball Ice Barrier | Magical Tornado Magic Shield Moa Transformation |
| Lvl 40 (Select 1) | Burn 2 (Passive) Increase Burn Stacks 1 (Passive) Increase Burn Stacks 2 (Passive) | Moa Transformation Chilling Beam 2 (Passive) Frost Ball 1 (Passive) | Magical Tornado 1 (Passive) Magical Tornado 2 (Passive) Enhance Magic 1 (Passive) |
Priest
Priests deal decent damage with their skills but not as much with their normal attacks. However, like Mages, they have low DEF and are quite dependent on HP and MP healing items. Learning Alchemy Expertise is recommended for this class so you can create your own supplies.
Using Tactics or manually controlling them in battle is highly recommended since they cannot survive with simply dealing normal attacks to their enemies. In a group setting, they are relied on for healing and support and are best positioned away from the enemy in order to avoid getting killed too soon.
As a Priest, your skills mostly consist of healing and support skills, but they are still capable of dealing decent long-ranged magic damage. Baptism (long-range magic attack) and Infernal Infection (continuous magic damage debuff) are the first offensive skills you can learn as a Priest in any Attribute set and can certainly pack a punch.
As for common supportive skills, they have several healing skills, a skill that can make a magic barrier capable of disabling a percentage of damage, knockdowns, stuns and knockback and another skill that can reduce enemy enmity. Choosing this class gives you three options for Attribute Sets: Heal (Healer), Mantra (Healer) and Shadow (Attacker).
• Heal (Healer)
Heal is the Attribute Set dedicated to keeping yourself and your allies alive. Many of its skills have long casting times but they do have Mobile Casting and Shorten Casting buffs to make up for it. While many of the skills in this set have various healing and resurrection spells, all buffs that Priests can cast with it can only be applied to themselves.
Their buffs include Grant Recovery Up, Shields, Max HP UP, Grant Damage Up and Continuous MP Recovery. There are not many offensive skills but they do have some debuffs including Movement SPD DOWN and Silence.
This set’s final skill is Rebirth which lets you grant yourself a Self-Resurrection buff if your HP goes below 10%. This buff lasts for 120 seconds and can only be activated every 60 minutes. This buff will automatically revive you once you are defeated in combat.
• Mantra (Healer)
Mantra is the Attribute Set which has lesser chanting and provides more variety of support skills than Heal. This set features Solo and Wide-range Healing, Solo and Wide-range Shields and Ally Resurrection.
Unfortunately, this set lacks the ability to resurrect yourself. Buffs you may learn include Mobile Casting, Grant Recovery UP, PDEF / MDEF UP and Continuous MP Recovery that can be cast to yourself and PATK UP, Injury Resistance, Shields and Enmity Reduction to your ally.
Offensive skills are also not this set’s strong suit, but for debuffs, you can learn Movement SPD DOWN, Silence and PDEF DOWN. One of the most notable skills from this set is Angel’s Blessing (Mantra) which lets you use healing skills with no MP consumption while increasing its efficacy by 30% which lasts for 12 seconds.
This set’s final skill is Robust Shield which gives yourself a 30% chance to grant yourself a PDEF / MDEF UP buff. The buff lasts for 40 seconds and increases PDEF & MDEF by 10%.
• Shadow (Attacker)
Shadow is the default Attribute Set for Priests and is the set that focuses more on offensive dark magic skills along with debuffs and disruption spells to put their enemies in a disadvantage.
The set contains buffs like Specialized Baptism (improves Baptism skill), Dark Element Damage Up, Shorten Casting, Enmity Reduction, Continuous MP Recovery. It is also the set that contains the most debuffs among the three such as Hex, Movement SPD Down, Silence, Hinder Healing, MDEF Down.
This set also has a skill that converts previously non-element skills into Dark Element skills which makes them even stronger when paired with buffs that increase this element’s effectiveness. The only downside is this set may not be as powerful to certain enemies.
The set’s final skill is Offering to the Darkness which grants a Blessing of the Demon buff. This buff lasts for 10 seconds and can only be activated every 20 seconds. This buff increases Dark Element attacks.
Skill Comparison between Priest Attribute Sets:
| Lvl Tier | Heal (Healer) | Mantra (Healer) | Shadow (Attacker) |
| Below Lvl 10 | Baptism Modify Unique Action (Passive) Internal Infection Elementary Healing Continuous Healing | Baptism Modify Unique Action (Passive) Internal Infection Elementary Healing Continuous Healing | Baptism Modify Unique Action (Passive) Internal Infection Elementary Healing Shadow Embrace Hex |
| Lvl 10 (Select 1) | Remove Spellcasting Restrictions Baptism 1 (Passive) Magic Barrier 1 (Passive) | Remove Spellcasting Restrictions Baptism 1 (Passive) Magic Barrier 1 (Passive) | Shadow Embrace 1 Baptism 1 (Passive) Magic Barrier 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 10 | Enhance Recovery Movement SPD Decrease Intermediate Healing | Grant Single Shield Movement SPD Decrease Instant Single Healing | Life Siphon Movement SPD Decrease Intermediate Healing |
| Lvl 20 (Select 1) | Healing Magic 1 (Passive) The Last Shield (Passive) Grant Recovery Up (Passive) | Enhance Recovery Elementary Healing 1 (Passive) Continuous Healing 1 (Passive) | Life Siphon 1 (Passive) Life Siphon 2 (Passive) Life Siphon 3 (Passive) |
| Lvl 20 | Wide-Range Healing Silence | Grant Wide-Range Shield Silence | Fanaticism Silence |
| Lvl 30 (Select 1) | Increase Max HP Reduce Recovery Threat Value (Passive) Grant Damage Up (Passive) | Enhance PDEF / MDEF Enhance PATK Elementary Healing 2 (Passive) | Hex 1 (Passive) Baptism 2 (Passive) Automatic Continuous Healing (Passive) |
| Lvl 30 | Resurrection Divine Oracle Baptism 2 (Passive) | Resurrection Divine Oracle Baptism 2 (Passive) | Divine Oracle Baptism 3 (Passive) |
| Lvl 40 (Select 1) | Ally Rescue Resurrection 1 (Passive) Internal Infection 1 (Passive) | Injury Resistance Resurrection 1 (Passive) Reduce Recovery Threat Value (Passive) | Hinder Healing Change Attributes (Passive) Silence 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 40 | Advanced Healing Reduce Hatred | Wide-Range Instant Healing Reduce Hatred | Shadow Impact The Dark Expansion (Passive) Reduce Hatred |
| Lvl 50 (Select 1) | Complete Recovery Reduce Hatred 1 (Passive) Continuous Healing 1 (Passive) | PDEF Decrease Reduce Hatred 1 (Passive) Reduce Wide-Range Injury | Levitating Shadow Shadow Impact 1 (Passive) Increase Damage to Dying Enemies (Passive) |
| Lvl 50 | Active Camp | Holy Nova | Ultimate Demise |
| Lvl 60 (Select 1) | Active Camp 1 (Passive) Angel’s Blessing (Healing) Healing Magic 2 (Passive) | Enhance Shield (Passive) Enhance Wide-Range Magic (Passive) Angel’s Blessing (Mantra) | Ultimate Demise 1 (Passive) Dark Spellcasting (Passive) MP Recovery (Passive) |
| Lvl 60 | Rebirth (Passive) | Robust Shield (Passive) | Offering to the darkness (Passive) |
Gunner
Gunners deal low damage with their normal attacks with fast attack speed and deal even more damage with their skills. All their skills can be activated without MP or FP. However, some rely on BP (Bullet Points) which are replenished once they empty out and your character reloads them. You can also manually reload them with your second skill. They have medium DEF and are the only class that can wear medium leather armor.
Because of this, learning Leather Expertise is recommended for this class along with Mecha Expertise which is mainly focused on the creation of guns, bombs and machines. Using Tactics is highly recommended but using only auto-move without them in simple hunting quests is still possible. In a group setting, they are best placed far away enough to not be targeted but close enough to be in range.
As a Gunner, all your skills consist of long-ranged physical attacks that may target single or multiple enemies. Many of their skills overlap across the three Attribute Sets, making it a little easier to adapt to each one as you switch.
Gunners have skills that are capable of disregarding weapon and shield defense, kill enemies with 50% or less HP instantly, fire shots constantly by holding down a skill’s button and the chance to refill your BP after using a skill. They can also buff themselves with ATK Proficiency UP, Enmity Reduction and Concentration which doubles the amount of damage from using Break Bad, Grapeshot or Charge Shot.
They can also inflict debuffs like Movement SPD DOWN, Bullet Mark (continuous physical damage) and Stun. Choosing this class gives you three options for Attribute Sets: Rapid Fire (Attacker), Sniper (Attacker) and Clever (Attacker).
• Rapid Fire (Attacker)
Rapid Fire is the Attribute Set which inflicts various debuffs like Defense Proficiency Down, Shield Proficiency Down and ATK SPD Down on enemies and blocks their attacks with explosives. Their explosives are capable of interrupting casting, stunning enemies and knocking them back.
This set also has many skills which were designed to deal critical hits to enemies. Aside from that, they also have buffs that can increase CRIT HIT, ATK SPD, Movement SPD, Long Range PATK and CRIT Damage.
This is also the only set that has Close Combat (Passive) skill which increases your defense to +40% when attacked by an enemy within 8m of you. It also has Sleep Bullet which removes the longest effect time buff from an opponent’s skill.
This set’s final skill is Acceleration which grants you a Movement SPD UP buff by 10%. This buff lasts for 10 seconds and can only be activated once every 40 sec.
• Sniper (Attacker)
Sniper is the Attribute Set for the trap experts and contains skills that focus on extending the effect of debuffs.
This set is capable of slowing down your enemies’ Movement and Attack Speed and continuously damages your enemies with Laceration and Explosive Chain debuffs. It also has skills that can increase your CRIT HIT and damage dealt as well as reduce your party’s enmity and increase their long-range attack damage.
Traps you set may be able to stun all enemies, extend enemy’s cooldown time or lower Movement Speed and inflict Laceration. As a trap master, you also gain the ability to eliminate all traps set by enemies.
The set’s final skill is Zero-In which grants yourself a buff of the same name. The buff lasts for 30 seconds and increases the attack proficiency of your next attack by 50%.
• Clever (Attacker)
Clever is the default Attribute Set for Gunners and is the set that excels in the use of turrets in battle. It is also the only set with the capability to heal you and your turrets. This set has skills that can grant buffs like Range Attack Up (for self and turrets), Transfer Threat Value (to party member with highest HP), ATK Proficiency UP, CRIT HIT, Damage UP, Movement SPD UP, Long-range PATK Up UP and Crit Damage UP.
This set also features debuffs that Stun, lower PDEF and CRIT Resistance along with debuffs that give you continuous damage over time. Enemies would have a hard time running away from your turret’s attacks, especially once it has been upgraded with Outfit Change-Guided Missiles (Passive) which turns turret bullets into guided missiles.
The set’s final skill is Group Battle which grants an Essence of the Group Battle buff to you and your allies within 5m of yourself when using Deploy Turrets. This buff lasts 20 seconds and increases PATK and MATK by 15%.
Skill Comparison between Gunner Attribute Sets:
| Lvl Tier | Rapid Fire (Attacker) | Sniper (Attacker) | Clever (Attacker) |
| Below Lvl 10 | Double Knock Reload Slow Bullet Snipe Bull’s Eye Stockbash | Double Knock Reload Slow Bullet Snipe Bull’s Eye Stockbash | Double Knock Reload Slow Bullet Snipe Bull’s Eye Stockbash |
| Lvl 10 (Select 1) | Close-range Shooting (Passive) Double Knock 1 (Passive) Quick Snipe (Passive) | Shootout (Passive) Double Knock 1 (Passive) Quick Snipe (Passive) | Healing Bullets Double Knock 1 (Passive) Quick Snipe (Passive) |
| Lvl 10 | Barrage Aiming Paintball Retreat Dazzle | Ambush Sludge Shot Retreat Easy Aim | Deploy Turrets Assault Sludge Shot Retreat Turret Boost |
| Lvl 20 (Select 1) | Observation Technique [B] (Passive) Barrage 1 (Passive) Snipe 1 (Passive) | Spreading Wounds (Passive) Easy Aim 1 (Passive) Snipe 1 (Passive) | Barrage Sludge Shot 1 (Passive) Snipe 1 (Passive) |
| Lvl 20 | Hawkeye MK 1 Hand Grenade Last Gift Observation Technique [D] (Passive) Tranquilizer | Electrical Trap Hawkeye On Point Last Gift | Hawkeye Emit Noise On Point Last Gift |
| Lvl 30 (Select 1) | Speedy Dynamo Observation Technique [I] (Passive) Close Combat (Passive) | Trap of Spikes Deepening Wound (Passive) Ambush 1 (Passive) | Replace with Discharge Device (Passive) Outfit Change-Guided Missiles (Passive) High Quality Batteries (Passive) |
| Lvl 30 | Charge Shot Last Gift 1 (Passive) Exultance (Passive) | Quick Shot Charge Shot Ambush 2 (Passive) | Iron Rain Overhaul Charge Shot |
| Lvl 40 (Select 1) | Sleep Bullet Artillery Management (Passive) Exultance 1 (Passive) | Tranquilizer Traps Expert (Passive) Quickshot 1 (Passive) | Electrical Trap Artillery Management (Passive) Hidden Bullets (Passive) |
| Lvl 40 | Break Bad MK 2 Hand Grenade Smoke Screen | Stink Trap Break Bad Smoke Screen Break Bad 1 (Passive) | Break Bad Deceptive Shooting Smoke Screen Snipe Command |
| Lvl 50 (Select 1) | Grapeshot Quick Change (Passive) Backup Bomb (Passive) | Grapeshot Trap Nullification Explosives Enhancement (Passive) | Grapeshot Quick Change (Passive) New Battery (Passive) |
| Lvl 50 | Drop Wind | Multiple Explosions | Order to Self-Destruct |
| Lvl 60 (Select 1) | Concentration Doping Drop Wind 1 (Passive) | Multiple Explosions 1 (Passive) Concentration Trap Throwing Technique (Passive) | Concentration Doping High Speed Deployment (Passive) |
| Lvl 60 | Acceleration (Passive) | Zero-In (Passive) | Group Battle (Passive) |
On each server, you are given 5 slots, giving you a chance to try out all of them. If these 5 slots are not enough and you want to make more than 1 character of a class type you can change servers from the main menu.
2. Set Your Shortcuts
The game lets you assign 5 different actions to your shortcuts. They can be skills, items, special actions or even menu shortcuts. However, there is no way to register these shortcuts from one window. You will have to open up Skills to assign skills, Bag to assign items used, Follower to assign mount and pet shortcuts and Menu Register for menu shortcuts.
3. Think Twice before Teleporting
Moving takes up a lot of time or Gold if you decide to teleport so it is a good idea to finish all the subquests you want to do before moving onto the next field. Teleporting at the starting location is free but once you leave the first area, each teleport will cost gold and will only get more expensive the further the location you want to teleport is.
The minimum distance for the teleportation option to be offered is 150 m so if you want to just teleport to a location (especially if the location has many obstacles or it is difficult to get to), move away until you hit the 150 m mark to teleport.
However, if you are running low on gold, we strongly recommend just letting your character auto-move from place to place instead of teleporting. Don’t forget to equip a mount and register a shortcut for quicker travels!
4. Take Advantage of Auto-Move, Mug Mode and Tactics
Whenever you click on a quest and a yellow circle animates around the icon of the quest, your character activates auto-move. During auto-move, they will go to the quests and fight the monsters or gather the items that you need. Once they are done fighting or gathering, they will either go back to the quest giver or start doing the other quests that are near them.
Take note that parts of the quest that needs your interaction, such as finding an item, talking to an NPC, accepting or completing a quest, will require you to press the button before your character can move forward.
Tracking down your character’s activities are made easier in Mug Mode. You can enter this mode by clicking on the mug icon at the top of your screen. In Mug Mode, you are given a map view of your character along with icons that symbolize events and quests that you can interact with. The left side of the screen displays your quests while the right side displays your character’s actions.
This makes it easier to farm your quests and quickly level up your character if you don’t really care much about the quests’ story or if you’ve already seen them and just want to progress. A good way to keep your character moving from quest to quest without much interruptions is to accept a bunch of quests nearby before activating auto-move. That way, your character will move without having to worry about prompts for a few minutes.
For quests that require your character to fight, they will always deal damage with normal attacks unless you activate your Tactics. Tactics is a system that allows you to program what skills or movements your character will take when certain requirements are met. You can instruct your character to heal themselves when they have less than 30% HP or do a skill combo when they start battle.
By default, you can get 8 slots. Other slots will require you to purchase them with Whitestones which you can get by buying with real money. However, Tactics can only be activated for 180 mins per day for all characters in all servers of your account. That said, make sure that you turn it off whenever you are not fighting or whenever you are AFK. Tactics are best used for Priests and Mages since they are reliant on MP and having them automatically consume MP Healing items when needed will help a lot.
They also won’t be useful just attacking with their normal attacks and must use skills as much as possible. Warriors and Paladins on the other hand will be able to handle fighting monsters with just normal attacks. Gunners are somewhere in the middle. Alternatively, if you’ve run out of time to use Tactics, you can take a more active approach: let your character activate auto-move and just click the skills as they fight.
5. Save High-Level and Good Quality Weapons for Different Classes
As you play the game, you will have chances to receive random equipment. However, not every equipment you obtain will be suitable for your character’s class. For the first few levels, for weapons with low item levels, it is better to sell these items since there is no way for you to trade this to your other characters unless you have another friend who could help you or unless you have someone to give it to.
After you reach level 12, you will unlock the Bank. The bank gives you two storage boxes: one for your character’s personal storage and another for your account’s shared storage.
Any item you put in your shared storage can be accessed by all your characters on the same server which is at level 12 and above. Alternatively, you can wait until you get to level 15 when you unlock Trade where you can post your items to trade with other players.
6. Focus on Finishing Many Quests in at Least One Area
One of the things you may notice when you first play the game is the lack of NPC shops. There is only one person per area that you can buy goods from and they are the ones with the Exchange Icon above them.
Once you reach a certain level (in between 10-15), you will unlock the ability to teleport to Exchange NPCs for a fee anytime.However, when you go to their Reputation Exchange, you will find that not every item is immediately available to you. This is because the selection greatly depends on your Reputation in the area. The higher your reputation is, the more items will be available to you.
Your Reputation is affected by how active you are in finishing quests in the area. These quests can be Main Quests, Sub Quests or Area Quests (unlocked after Reputation Exchange Quest) which are quests that you can accept once a day from different factions.
Each faction offers different items in their Reputation Exchange so it is a good idea to visit the ones you have unlocked and compare their goods before concentrating your efforts in one area to maximize your reputation and expand your selection.
7. Sell Your Items in Trade
Once you reach level 15, you will unlock Trade which is the marketplace for players. Here you can sell Weapons, Armor, Accessories, Consumables, Materials and other items. When submitting an item for exhibition, you can choose the number of items and the price of the item. Take note that the game will take 8% of your Exhibit Price as the Sales Fee.
An item will be up in the listing for up to 7 days. However, if you have a Premium Exhibit Ticket (which is obtained by chance), your item will be displayed at the top of the search list and will stay for 30 days. No Sales Fee will be collected when using this ticket so if you manage to get one, save it for selling very expensive items.
For any equipment under a “Belonged” status, you may have to seal it with a Seal Potion before you can put it up for trade. Seal Potions can only be bought in the shop with Blackstones which can only be bought with real money. On the other hand, Materials and Consumables never have to be sealed.
8. Auto Equip to Get the Best Equipment
After leveling up and finishing a few quests, it’s always a good idea to check your equipment once in a while and press Auto Equip. This will automatically equip your character with the best possible combination of equipment that will increase your Battle Power.
If you find yourself dying a lot or not being able to keep up with your enemies’ attacks, it might just be the improvement you need for your character to win their battles.
9. Use Projection to Change Your Equipment’s Appearance
As you level up, you will need to equip new armor and weapons to deal with stronger enemies. However, there may be times where you may not like the look of your new equipment. In these cases, you can use Projection to change its appearance. It is also possible to make certain equipment like helmets and gloves invisible.
Unfortunately, it is impossible to change the appearance of armors or weapons that are different from the original. You cannot change the appearance of a heavy metal armor that can only be equipped by Paladins to a light cloth armor that can only be equipped by Mages.
Projection costs Whitestones which can only be obtained by purchasing it with real money. Because of that, we recommend only using Projection later down the line once you’ve gotten your best equipment and reached your maximum level so you only need to change your equipment’s appearance once.
10. Always Check Your Letters!
Letters and Mail are two different things in this game. Mail is where you can find Trade Purchases, Daily Login Rewards and Achievement Rewards while Letters is where you can find special quests that serve as mini tutorials that introduce to you an aspect of the game. In many cases, you need to finish these quests in order to unlock access to them.
After reading the letter, you may not find them at the left side of your screen along with the other quest like when you get the letter for Knowledge of Arclore. This is because your quest list will only show quests that are close to your location. For a quick trip to the location, click the move now button found inside the letter.
11. Learn an Expertise Based on Your Needs
Learning an Expertise is optional but can prove to be useful for crafting your own equipment or producing items to be sold on the marketplace.
Forge
Forge Expertise lets you refine minerals, create heavy metal armor, shields and almost all weapons except for guns. This is a good expertise to invest in for all classes except Gunners. Warriors and Paladins will find the most use for this since they can get all of their needed equipment from this Expertise. Equipment also fetches a fine price in the market but may take some time to sell.
Weaver
Weaver Expertise lets you create fabrics, bandages, light cloth armor. Priests and Mages will benefit the most from this expertise since they’re the only ones who can wear this type of armor and bandages, which can heal, are essential during fights especially since they have the weakest defense.
Leather
Leather Expertise lets you process hide and leather, make parchment for Grimoires, mount equipment, cloaks and medium leather armor. Medium leather armors can only be equipped by Gunners so they may have the most use out of this Expertise. However, mount equipment and cloaks will be useful for all classes. For Mages looking to craft their own Grimoires, learning enough just to unlock Parchment Production is also an option.
Alchemy
Alchemy Expertise lets you process drops and extractions for potions, collagen for weapons, ink for Grimoires, magic potion refinements and create recovery potions,buffing potions, Grimoires and Magic Books. For Mages, this is an absolute must have.
For other classes, learning enough to create HP and MP Recovery Potions would help a lot since you won’t have to buy from players or NPCs. Potions are a whole lot more useful in battle than food like Hardbread and Hot Water because you cannot eat while in combat but you can use a Potion anytime.
Lapidary
Lapidary Expertise lets you refine gemstones and create accessories. This Expertise is useful for any class but may be more of a late-game venture. While enchanting weapons with gemstones and creating accessories that increase your stats may be beneficial to your character, learning to create potions and main equipment are higher in the list of priorities.
Mecha
Mecha Expertise lets you create gunpowder, magic components, Gunner Weapons, machines, mounts, pets, summon capsules, drills, bombs and parts related to them. Gunners will benefit the most from this Expertise as a lot of the items you can produce with it are connected to their equipment.
The only other time you should consider exploring this skill when you don’t have a Gunner is when you want to make mounts, pets and summon capsules or drills for creating gem slots on your equipment. But even then, it’s more practical to just buy the items you need from the player marketplace.
Enchant
Enchant Expertise lets you disassemble Magic equipment and use the powder and scraps obtained from it to improve your other equipment. Any class would benefit from this skill but we recommend exploring this later down the line when you’ve had better equipment and have plenty of Magic equipment you don’t need anymore.
That said, be sure to set aside all Magic equipment you have, no matter what class it is for, so you can use it here later.
12. Collect Freebies and Rewards
Login Bonus
There are three types of Login Bonus you can receive. The first one is the regular log in bonus which is always available. The second one only appears during events. The third one only appears for beginners and will disappear after 5 days. All these rewards are claimed automatically as soon as you log in and can be claimed in Mail.
Free Gacha
Free Gacha can be claimed twice a day between 0:00 – 11:59 and 12:00 – 23:59. Purchasing it will not deduct any Blackstones from your account nor does it require you to have any.
Fairy Gifts
Fairy Gifts can only be claimed after you have greeted your fairy companion and gave her a head pat for 7 days. Each character you create has a fairy so in order to maximize this free reward, you should make sure to greet all of your fairies every time you log in.
This is where most rewards will be sent to. It is also a good idea to check this after an update or maintenance since the developers will sometimes send free gifts as compensation.
And that wraps up our Beginner’s Guide to Eternal Kingdom Battle Peak! We hope that the information we have compiled becomes useful to you as you go on your adventure to explore this MMORPG’s magical world! If you discovered any other tips and tricks on your adventure, we encourage you to share them with us at the comment section below!
Akratiri
Saturday 26th of August 2023
Is there a way to mute the fairy? Her pop-ups on what to do are annoying.