Key features of RoM server are as follows: Pre-Renewal Low rate: 5x Base Exp / 5x Job Exp / Item Droprate 3x Levels cap at 99/50 and 99/70 More can be found in Info & Features tab.
Guild name is InfinityCircuit
Type /bgm to turn on the glorious background music.
If you've never played Ragnarok, this is a great place to start. If you're an old adventurer this is a great way to relive those old times with a decent server that isn't bot infested.
Novices can't really do too much. They have a skill that can be learned via a quest called "Play Dead" that is handy, but you lose the skill if you chose any other job class (I forget is Super Novices keep it or not). Get to job level 10 and decide on what class you want next.
Blake Morgan
NOPE
Noah Gonzalez
Your basic physical strong hitter class. Carries a sword (two handed or single handed), spear, or dagger, and a shield (if you're using a single handed sword/dagger). Swordsmen can be built a few different ways. My personal choice is to build his stats in STR, AGI and some DEX. If you're going to be a tank, swap out AGI for VIT.
Knight Knights are sick mob control, as bowling bash is a Stooges-level attack that smacks the lead enemy in a cluster into the ones around or on top of it, doing massive damage to all of the monsters in the group. An AGI-based knight can use two-handed quicken to puree monsters while dancing around their feeble attempts to counterattack your rain of pain that falls mainly on their brain. Bowling bash is handy for when a gaggle of the bastards come a' callin', and need to be thinned out so your FLEE doesn't get destroyed. Being attacked by multiple enemies severely cripples your ability to dodge attacks, which is why mobbing tough enemies with multiple people is so effective.
If you go VIT, you are a fortress of smack, and can ignore many enemies' attacks due to your massive health pool and high defense rating, in addition to your absurd health recovery abilities.
Crusader Crusaders gain a massive HP pool due to the Faith skill. You'll want it as its a requirement for most of the other skills and also because getting some 16k extra HP is just a nice thing to have.
Interestingly enough, you'll likely want to start investing some what into Int for a crusader as they are more skill dependent than their Knight counterparts. Holy Cross, Grand Cross, and a variety of shield skills will be soaking up your SP pool so invest some what into Int.
If you'd like you can go the Spear Quicken route as well. Crusaders don't get as many skills with the spear that Knights do, but you'll be able to do some spear based attacks if your build is made for speed.
If you plan on being your teams tank (like I am) You'll want to invest in Devotion. Devotion allows you to take all incoming damage for your party member (within a 10 level range of your self). This is very good for squishy classes like mages and other classes that have spells that need a few seconds to cast. By devoting them you'll soak up the damage while they continue to cast without issue. Just be sure to have some potions or a healer on your team.
Carson Watson
Why not originsRO?
Daniel Ramirez
A few of us scouted low rate servers and I don't recall ever seeing this one. Can you tell me any particular good things about this one?
Camden Foster
It doesn't have any sort of micro transactions/donations/any other real money involvement. That's all I know though. I played for like couple of days, I didn't like the game all that much
Jose Hernandez
It also seems to have just gotten Einbroch and Einbech. Seems like they're rolling out some of the stuff slowly witch I suppose is understandable for a legacy server. RoM seems balanced enough, only costume stuff is in the cash shop and the server seems ok so far.
John Ross
I was just curious. Also is there server/mod/anything that changes enemies' sounds without changing other sounds? I swear to god I stopped playing mostly because of those cactuses.
Gabriel Williams
I've never heard of a mod to change enemy sounds, but that sounds neat. Unfortunately I can't say I've heard of or seen a way to change the sound. however you can always type /sound to enable/disable it. same goes for the background music with /bgm.
