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Written By: Mushupork222
Version: 1.3
Original Post Date: 7-14-2009
~ Copyright 2009 Mushupork222/S.A. ~
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Table of Contents
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**If you want to find a specific place in this walkthrough, press Ctrl+F and
copy the code listed below.**
I. Version History
II. Introduction
III. Basics
1. Paladin..................................(RT1)
2. Warrior..................................(ID5)
3. Assassin.................................(UM3)
4. Combining/Enchanting.....................(XU7)
5. Set Effects..............................(QK3)
6. Tips & Tricks............................(KV8)
IV. Walkthrough
1. Ayles...................................(VE2)
2. Adonis..................................(YU3)
3. Seal of Deceit..........................(WP0)
4. Hades...................................(FE1)
5. Seal of Despise.........................(NC8)
6. Chronos.................................(QH6)
7. Seal of Greed...........................(PP7)
8. Libra Oasis.............................(JB2)
9. Seal of Betrayal........................(NU9)
10. Leo.....................................(GY0)
11. Seal of Shame...........................(ER6)
12. Canyon of Despair.......................(JG7)
V. Special Item Dealers
1. Item Gal................................(DM9)
2. Dark Merchant...........................(AO2)
VI. Contact......................................(OF4)
VII. Legal.......................................(TB5)
VIII. Credits....................................(GU1)
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I. Version History
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Version 1.0 - First submission. Walkthrough is complete, Loose class bios &
Basics section are finished.
Version 1.1 - Slight alterations to class bios, added Set Effect section,
Foreword and afterword for the walkthrough. Also amended the Ghost of Ladon
strategy at the Seal of Betrayal.
Version 1.2 - Added sections on Item Gal and Dark Merchant, and other minor
touch-ups. Also includes a major revamp of boss details, courtesy of Gamevil
Inc. themselves. Sections on the three classes also saw a minor renovation, and
now contain each respective class' skill tree.
Version 1.3 -Includes minor renovations to the walkthrough, clarifications I've
made in regard to some E-mails, and the addition of a very detailed breakdown
of each class' active skills; including SP use, duration, and other factors the
skill comes with (Contributed by Kaelon).
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II. Introduction
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Zenonia is a game developed and published by Gamevil Inc. which was made
available to America via the iTunes appstore on 5/24/09. It is a fairly linear
game by traditional RPG standards with very few extras apart from the main
storyline. Nevertheless, I hope this guide will help some of you get through
the tougher parts of the game, while also informing you of some commonly
overlooked aspects. If you find any errors, in grammar or content, as well as
any questions, my contact information is located near the end of the guide.
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III. Basics
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Zenonia features three classes: the Paladin, the Warrior, and the Assassin.
beyond what the game explains, here is a small description on each class:
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Paladin (RT1)
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Recommended Stat Distribution:
+2 Str, alternate between +1 Con and +1 Spi
Pros:
-Possesses healing spells
-Has passive abilities which can greatly increase effectiveness
Cons:
-Heavily reliant on SP, and thus damage suffers
-Lacks a screen-clearing skill
Paladin Skill Tree
O----------------------------------------------------O
|Active Tree: |
| |
|1 Compact Slash |
| | |
|7 Rising Slash Restore |
| | |
|15 Soul Impact Holy Bless |
| | |
|24 Blade Spirit--------Blast Boom Holy Shout |
O----------------------------------------------------O
O----------------------------------------------------O
|Passive Tree: |
| |
|1 Grace of the Crow Illusion of the Swan |
| |
|7 Strength of the Bull Howl of the Lion |
| |
|15 Tear of Orion Eye of the Lynx |
| |
|24 Life of the Wolf Leather of the Bear |
O----------------------------------------------------O
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Active Skill Breakdown:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
o-------------o
|Compact Slash|
o-------------o-----o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|
|----|------|-------|
|1. |100 |30% |
|2. |120 |40% |
|3. |140 |50% |
|4. |160 |60% |
|5. |180 |70% |
|6. |200 |80% |
|7. |220 |90% |
|8. |240 |100% |
|9. |260 |110% |
|10. |280 |120% |
o-------------------o
A slightly more damaging attack. Very inexpensive, however the delay before you
strike hampers its usefulness.
o------------o
|Rising Slash|
o------------o---------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|KD|
|----|------|-------|--|
|1. |200 |40% |3 |
|2. |240 |55% |3 |
|3. |280 |70% |3 |
|4. |320 |85% |3 |
|5. |360 |100% |3 |
|6. |400 |115% |3 |
|7. |440 |130% |3 |
|8. |480 |145% |3 |
|9. |520 |160% |3 |
|10. |560 |175% |3 |
o----------------------o
Similar to Compact Slash, except slightly more powerful.
o-------o
|Restore|
o-------o--------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|HP Restore|
|----|------|----------|
|1. |300 |20% |
|2. |400 |25% |
|3. |500 |30% |
|4. |600 |35% |
|5. |700 |40% |
|6. |800 |45% |
|7. |900 |50% |
|8. |1000 |55% |
|9. |1100 |60% |
|10. |1200 |65% |
o----------------------o
One of the Paladin's most useful skills. It instantly heals the amount it says,
and is very cheap for how often it will save your life.
o-----------o
|Soul Impact|
o-----------o------------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Confuse|Duration|
|----|------|-------|-------|--------|
|1. |500 |50% |40% |60F |
|2. |580 |70% |44% |75F |
|3. |660 |90% |48% |90F |
|4. |740 |110% |52% |105F |
|5. |820 |130% |56% |120F |
|6. |900 |150% |60% |135F |
|7. |980 |170% |64% |150F |
|8. |1060 |190% |68% |165F |
|9. |1140 |210% |72% |180F |
|10. |1220 |230% |76% |195F |
o------------------------------------o
When combined with Tear of Orion, it can be a devastating spell; but it, like
Compact and Rising Slash, has the unfortunate side effect of a cast delay.
o----------o
|Holy Bless|
o----------o--------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|HP Restore|Duration|
|----|------|----------|--------|
|1. |300 |8% |160F |
|2. |450 |10% |200F |
|3. |600 |12% |240F |
|4. |750 |14% |280F |
|5. |900 |16% |320F |
|6. |1050 |18% |360F |
|7. |1200 |20% |400F |
|8. |1350 |22% |440F |
|9. |1500 |24% |480F |
|10. |1750 |26% |520F |
o-------------------------------o
The other bread and butter of the Paladin. While it doesn't heal as much as
Restore on the spot, using it before a difficult battle will guarantee your
survival.
o------------o
|Blade Spirit|
o------------o---------------------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Cont Dmg|Bleeding|Duration|
|----|------|-------|--------|--------|--------|
|1. |800 |20% |5% |50% |200F |
|2. |900 |30% |10% |54% |240F |
|3. |1000 |40% |15% |58% |280F |
|4. |1100 |50% |20% |62% |320F |
|5. |1200 |60% |25% |66% |360F |
|6. |1300 |70% |30% |70% |400F |
|7. |1400 |80% |35% |74% |440F |
|8. |1500 |90% |40% |78% |480F |
|9. |1600 |100% |45% |82% |520F |
|10. |1700 |110% |50% |86% |560F |
o----------------------------------------------o
A progressively useful skill as you play through the game. It
starts with a hefty SP cost, but as the spirited Paladin you are, you'll be
able to cast it multiple times at later levels. This skill, mixed with Blast
Boom, can obliterate enemies in seconds.
o----------o
|Holy Shout|
o----------o--------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Mag Resist|Duration|
|----|------|----------|--------|
|1. |120 |-50% |200F |
|2. |160 |-55% |240F |
|3. |200 |-60% |280F |
|4. |240 |-65% |320F |
|5. |280 |-70% |360F |
|6. |320 |-75% |400F |
|7. |360 |-80% |440F |
|8. |400 |-85% |480F |
|9. |440 |-90% |520F |
|10. |480 |-95% |560F |
o-------------------------------o
While it sounds like it can be a useful skill, you won't see much benefit until
it reaches level 6 or 7. And by then, it's just more plausible to use one of
your attack skills twice.
o----------o
|Blast Boom|
o----------o-------------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Numbing|Duration|
|----|------|-------|-------|--------|
|1. |900 |25% |60% |30F |
|2. |1020 |40% |64% |45F |
|3. |1140 |55% |68% |60F |
|4. |1260 |70% |72% |75F |
|5. |1380 |85% |76% |90F |
|6. |1500 |100% |80% |105F |
|7. |1620 |115% |84% |120F |
|8. |1740 |130% |88% |135F |
|9. |1860 |145% |92% |150F |
|10. |1980 |160% |96% |165F |
o------------------------------------o
While this skill is disappointing compared to the other two classes' respective
'ultimate' skills (Mateo for the warrior, and Thunderstorm for the assassin),
it definitely holds its own when mixed with Tear of Orion. It shoots off three
powerful blasts of light with a high chance of paralyzing the enemy; if the
attack doesn't kill them, you'll most likely finish them off before they can
react.
Overview
--------
The Paladin can be seen as the beginner's class because of their ability to
heal. However, they will have a little trouble making it through the earlier
stages of the game. SP costs are just too high early on, and they don't have a
reliable, cheap skill at their disposal. In the late game, though, their skills
Holy Bless and Restore can keep them alive through anything at relatively low
SP costs. Except killer traps.
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Warrior (ID5)
-------------
Recommended Stat Distribution:
+3 Str
Pros:
-Highest damage potential through devastating skills
-Can strike enemies from further than two tiles away
Cons:
-By far the slowest class
-Posesses many useless skills
Warrior Skill Tree
O----------------------------------------------------O
|Active Tree: |
| |
|1 Crash |
| | |
|7 Rising Spine------Double Strike |
| |
|15 Panic Shout Shining Blade |
| | |
|24 Blessed Armor---Berserker Spirit Mateo |
O----------------------------------------------------O
O----------------------------------------------------O
|Passive Tree: |
| |
|1 Grace of the Crow Recovery of the Eagle |
| |
|7 Focus of the Archer Eye of the Lynx |
| |
|15 Howl of the Lion Scale of Libra |
| |
|24 Wrath of the Dragon Strength of the Bear |
O----------------------------------------------------O
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Active Skill Breakdown:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
o-----o
|Crash|
o-----o----------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|KD|
|----|------|-------|--|
|1. |100 |30% |3 |
|2. |120 |40% |3 |
|3. |140 |50% |3 |
|4. |160 |60% |3 |
|5. |180 |70% |3 |
|6. |200 |80% |3 |
|7. |220 |90% |3 |
|8. |240 |100% |3 |
|9. |260 |110% |3 |
|10. |280 |120% |3 |
o----------------------o
A highly useful skill throughout the game. It's cheap, fast, and powerful. What
else can you want?
o------------o
|Rising Spine|
o------------o---------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|KD|
|----|------|-------|--|
|1. |200 |40% |4 |
|2. |240 |55% |4 |
|3. |280 |70% |4 |
|4. |320 |85% |4 |
|5. |360 |100% |4 |
|6. |400 |115% |4 |
|7. |440 |130% |4 |
|8. |480 |145% |4 |
|9. |520 |160% |4 |
|10. |560 |175% |4 |
o----------------------o
It gets pretty close to being a ranged attack. Six spines shoot out forward,
damaging anything it touches over approximately 4 tiles. It has its uses until
later in the game, when you can use Shining Blade on command.
o-------------o
|Double Strike|
o-------------o--------------------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Cont Dmg|Bleeding|Duration|
|----|------|-------|--------|--------|--------|
|1. |300 |20% |5% |40% |200F |
|2. |360 |28% |10% |44% |200F |
|3. |420 |36% |15% |48% |200F |
|4. |480 |44% |20% |52% |200F |
|5. |540 |52% |25% |56% |200F |
|6. |600 |60% |30% |60% |200F |
|7. |660 |68% |35% |64% |200F |
|8. |720 |76% |40% |68% |200F |
|9. |780 |84% |45% |72% |200F |
|10. |840 |92% |50% |76% |200F |
o----------------------------------------------o
This skill's surrounding area of effect can and will get you out of many tight
spots, but it's far too expensive to use on a regular basis. Save this skill
only for when you're in trouble. Otherwise, crash will work just fine.
o-----------o
|Panic Shout|
o-----------o----------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Numbing|Duration|
|----|------|-------|--------|
|1. |100 |50% |50F |
|2. |130 |55% |65F |
|3. |160 |60% |80F |
|4. |190 |65% |95F |
|5. |220 |70% |110F |
|6. |250 |75% |125F |
|7. |280 |80% |140F |
|8. |310 |85% |155F |
|9. |340 |90% |170F |
|10. |370 |95% |185F |
o----------------------------o
Often regarded as the Warrior's most useless skill. It does have a high chance
of stunning enemies for a long time, but the points, SP and time are much
better spent elsewhere. If you're surrounded, then Double Strike would always
be the better option.
o-------------o
|Shining Blade|
o-------------o--------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|KD|
|----|------|-------|--|
|1. |600 |50% |4 |
|2. |690 |70% |4 |
|3. |780 |90% |4 |
|4. |870 |110% |4 |
|5. |960 |130% |4 |
|6. |1050 |150% |4 |
|7. |1140 |170% |4 |
|8. |1230 |190% |4 |
|9. |1320 |210% |4 |
|10. |1410 |230% |4 |
o----------------------o
This enormous sword can reach almost all the way across the screen in one
direction, and thus it is tremendously useful. It's not quite as expensive as
Mateo, but it does a loosely similar job.
o-------------o
|Blessed Armor|
o-------------o-------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Def up|Duration|
|----|------|------|--------|
|1. |150 |10% |200F |
|2. |190 |12% |240F |
|3. |230 |14% |280F |
|4. |270 |16% |320F |
|5. |310 |18% |360F |
|6. |350 |20% |400F |
|7. |390 |22% |440F |
|8. |430 |24% |480F |
|9. |470 |26% |520F |
|10. |510 |28% |560F |
o---------------------------o
While the increase in defense helps, the buff you get from Berserker Spirit is
much more worth your time. That is, until you get a critical rating over 100%.
o--------------o
|Berserk Spirit|
o--------------o----------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Crit|Duration|
|----|------|----|--------|
|1. |150 |100%|200F |
|2. |190 |100%|240F |
|3. |230 |100%|280F |
|4. |270 |100%|320F |
|5. |310 |100%|360F |
|6. |350 |100%|400F |
|7. |390 |100%|440F |
|8. |430 |100%|480F |
|9. |470 |100%|520F |
|10. |510 |100%|560F |
o-------------------------o
Another one of the Warrior's most useful skills. When activated, this skill
will guarantee critical hits every time the warrior strikes. Not only will it
blast monsters in every direction for you to make a quick escape, it'll deal 3
times more damage per attack.
o-----o
|Mateo|
o-----o----------------------------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Cont Dmg|Bleeding|Duration|
|----|------|-------|--------|--------|--------|
|1. |900 |55% |8% |60% |200F |
|2. |1080 |100% |16% |64% |200F |
|3. |1260 |145% |24% |68% |200F |
|4. |1440 |190% |32% |72% |200F |
|5. |1620 |235% |40% |76% |200F |
|6. |1800 |280% |48% |80% |200F |
|7. |1980 |325% |56% |84% |200F |
|8. |2160 |370% |64% |88% |200F |
|9. |2340 |415% |72% |92% |200F |
|10. |2520 |460% |80% |96% |200F |
o----------------------------------------------o
The warrior's ultimate skill, and possibly the best in the game. When maxed, it
will deal 460% damage to every enemy on the screen, and it has a 96% chance of
causing bleeding (That is, enemies will continue to take damage for a period
of time). It's a must-have for any Warrior's arsenal, and a must-have if you
intend on achieving the coveted level 99 status.
Overview
--------
Warriors will have no trouble clearing screens of enemies when they reach
levels beyond 30 and 40. Getting to that point, though, requires much patience
and care. They run slow, and thus have great trouble getting themselves out of
a pinch. The skill Berserker Spirit, however, gives the warrior a 100% chance
of critical, so they can bash their way out of most situations. Their screen-
clearing move, Mateo, is an ultimate tool of destruction, which in the late
game is capable of hitting higher than 100k.
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Assassin (UM3)
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Recommended Stat Distribution:
+2 Agi, +1 Str
Pros:
-Incredibly fast
-Invisibility mixed with a very high natural critical rating makes quick work
of dungeons
Cons:
-Very weak when surrounded by enemies
-Generally cannot hold as much as the other classes
Assassin Skill Tree
O----------------------------------------------------O
|Active Tree: |
| |
|1 Frenzy Sword |
| | |
|7 Explosion Ice Spear |
| | |
|15 Burning Spirit Chain Lightning |
| | | |
|24 Invisibility Illusion Thunder Storm |
O----------------------------------------------------O
O----------------------------------------------------O
|Passive Tree: |
| |
|1 Grace of the Crow Will of the Unicorn |
| |
|7 Focus of the Archer Recovery of the Eagle |
| |
|15 Tear of Orion Howl of the Lion |
| |
|24 Agility of the Lynx Wrath of the Dragon |
O----------------------------------------------------O
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Active Skill Breakdown:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
o------------o
|Frenzy Sword|
o------------o------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|
|----|------|-------|
|1. |100 |30% |
|2. |120 |40% |
|3. |140 |50% |
|4. |160 |60% |
|5. |180 |70% |
|6. |200 |80% |
|7. |220 |90% |
|8. |240 |100% |
|9. |260 |110% |
|10. |280 |120% |
o-------------------o
Very similar to the warrior's Crash. It's both useful and cheap.
o---------o
|Explosion|
o---------o-----------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Stun|Duration|
|----|------|-------|----|--------|
|1. |200 |40% |30% |30F |
|2. |240 |55% |34% |45F |
|3. |280 |70% |38% |60F |
|4. |320 |85% |42% |75F |
|5. |360 |100% |46% |90F |
|6. |400 |115% |50% |105F |
|7. |440 |130% |54% |120F |
|8. |480 |145% |58% |135F |
|9. |520 |160% |62% |150F |
|10. |560 |175% |66% |165F |
o---------------------------------o
It's a damaging area of effect attack, not much more to say. It'll have its
uses until you reach some of the class' stronger skills.
o---------o
|Ice Spear|
o---------o-----------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Slow|Duration|
|----|------|-------|----|--------|
|1. |300 |30% |40% |75F |
|2. |360 |40% |44% |90F |
|3. |420 |50% |48% |105F |
|4. |480 |60% |52% |120F |
|5. |540 |70% |56% |135F |
|6. |600 |80% |60% |150F |
|7. |660 |90% |64% |165F |
|8. |720 |100% |68% |180F |
|9. |780 |110% |72% |195F |
|10. |840 |120% |76% |210F |
o---------------------------------o
Another area of effect attack that slows enemies. More useful than Explosion,
yet still not one of the Assassin's best.
o--------------o
|Burning Spirit|
o--------------o--------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Accuracy|Duration|
|----|------|--------|--------|
|1. |100 |50% |200F |
|2. |130 |55% |240F |
|3. |160 |60% |280F |
|4. |190 |65% |320F |
|5. |220 |70% |360F |
|6. |250 |75% |400F |
|7. |280 |80% |440F |
|8. |310 |85% |480F |
|9. |340 |90% |520F |
|10. |370 |95% |560F |
o-----------------------------o
Seeing that the assassin specializes agility and has enough ability as it is to
hit, this skill won't do you any good. It's a prerequisite for a skill you may
or may not find useful.
o---------------o
|Chain Lightning|
o---------------o--------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Numbing|Duration|
|----|------|-------|-------|--------|
|1. |600 |50% |50% |60F |
|2. |690 |70% |54% |75F |
|3. |780 |90% |58% |90F |
|4. |870 |110% |62% |105F |
|5. |960 |130% |66% |120F |
|6. |1050 |150% |70% |135F |
|7. |1140 |170% |74% |150F |
|8. |1230 |190% |78% |165F |
|9. |1320 |210% |82% |180F |
|10. |1410 |230% |86% |195F |
o------------------------------------o
This attack shoots lightning in all four directions, damaging everything it
touches. Use it only when Thunder Storm isn't available; it's a very expensive
skill.
o------------o
|Invisibility|
o------------o-------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Duration|
|----|------|--------|
|1. |150 |300F |
|2. |190 |330F |
|3. |230 |360F |
|4. |270 |390F |
|5. |310 |420F |
|6. |350 |450F |
|7. |390 |480F |
|8. |430 |510F |
|9. |470 |540F |
|10. |510 |570F |
o--------------------o
The best skill for plowing through dungeons and escaping the enemy's clutches.
You will be rendered untouchable for a short duration, and thus you can easily
dodge monsters if you aren't looking for a fight.
o--------o
|Illusion|
o--------o-----------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Evade|Duration|
|----|------|-----|--------|
|1. |150 |50% |200F |
|2. |190 |55% |240F |
|3. |230 |60% |280F |
|4. |270 |65% |320F |
|5. |310 |70% |360F |
|6. |350 |75% |400F |
|7. |390 |80% |440F |
|8. |430 |85% |480F |
|9. |470 |90% |520F |
|10. |510 |95% |560F |
o--------------------------o
Invisibility does this skill's job and more, so it isn't recommended investing
points in this one.
o-------------o
|Thunder Storm|
o-------------o----------------------o
|Lvl |SP Use|Add Dmg|Numbing|Duration|
|----|------|-------|-------|--------|
|1. |900 |55% |60% |30F |
|2. |1060 |100% |64% |45F |
|3. |1220 |145% |68% |60F |
|4. |1380 |190% |72% |75F |
|5. |1540 |235% |76% |90F |
|6. |1700 |280% |80% |105F |
|7. |1860 |325% |84% |120F |
|8. |2020 |370% |88% |135F |
|9. |2180 |415% |92% |150F |
|10. |2340 |455% |96% |165F |
o------------------------------------o
Assassins can't function properly without this skill, just as warriors can't
function properly without Mateo. It deals the same percent of damage as Mateo,
and it has a high chance of stunning every monster on the screen.
Overview
--------
Assassins are popular among many because of their high speed and damage ratio.
They must be careful, though, because getting surrounded without means of
escape (Invisibility/Thunder Storm) can result in multiple rapid-fire deaths.
On the plus side, Their speed and critical rating is able to take down enemies
without being harmed themselves. Most passive abilities largely augment the
Assassin, much unlike the other classes.
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How to Combine/Use Enchantments (XU7)
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Combining isn't explained the best in the game, so here are the basics on how
to combine.
-Combining:
1. Gather two items of the same magic, rare, or epic quality (the color of
their name should be blue, yellow, or purple, respectively)
2. Find your nearest blacksmith (there's one located in every town) and select
"Combine."
3. In the two slots allowed, place your armor, weapons, or accessories OF THE
SAME QUALITY (Magic with magic, etc). In the third one, place a combine scroll
(available from every item shop for 1000 each).
4. Touch "MIX" with your finger, and you will receive a Sheath Stone.
Sheath Stones will be given a random benefit, the enchantments on your
equipment before combining will NOT effect your result. Enchantments made from
two Epic pieces will yield the best results, and two magic pieces will yield
the worst results.
-Enchanting
Select the Sheath Stone you created, and then select the weapon, armor, or
accessory of your choice. IMPORTANT: Normal equipment (Name colored in white)
can only hold one enchantment, while magic and greater can hold more. For
weapons and armor, the limit is two, but accessories can hold three
enchantments each.
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Set Effects (QK3)
=================
You may have noticed that every piece of equipment you can find may have a
suffix (of Heal, of Evil, of Rex, etc.) attached to the end. If you can find
two matching pieces of equipment with the same suffix (see the table below),
they will be outlined in green on your equipment screen, and will receive a
considerable boost to any enchantments they may contain. They are definitely
worth seeking out, especially with higher-end equipment where the already
large effects they hold have dramatically increased effectiveness.
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Equipment Table
---------------
Any piece of equipment located above or below another is a possible candidate
to put together a set effect. Keep in mind that the bonus is invisible; that
is, even though it gives a large benefit, exact values won't show up under your
equipment.
--Weapon----------Helm-----------Body Armor----------Gloves---------Boots
+ + + + +
---Orb-----------Necklace----------Cape---------------Ring----------Charm
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Tips Before you get Started (KV8)
=================================
-When training, it is generally more beneficial to fight monsters 2-3 levels
above you, as they give more experience and are usually not too much more
difficult.
-Have multiple Teleport scrolls on you at all times. If you're caught deep in a
dungeon with a broken weapon and no scrolls, it can be near impossible to
return to town.
-Remember to set each progressive town as a return point, it will save you the
cost of travelling between towns, along with the addition of a nice
convenience factor.
-Don't update your equipment religiously. Buying brand new armor/weapons every
3-4 levels will take a lot of money out of your paycheck, and you will most
likely find better equipment from the monsters you're fighting.
-If you're getting annoyed with bad results from Combining, then do the
following:
1. Go to your nearest Blacksmith with your magic and above equipment and
combine scrolls
2. Save your game directly in front of him
3. Combine as usual
4. Check your Sheath Stone as soon as it's made. If it isn't the enchantment
you were looking for, quickly press the home button and try again.
You will have to be fast, as the game autosaves often (to protect lost data
when those with iPhones are called).
-Whenever you eat (And you'll be eating a lot), quickly press the menu button
twice and you will skip the animation. This will save you from a couple monster
hits if you happen to get hungry in the midst of battle. You can alternatively
press the action button, but it does not work 100% of the time.
-When on the search for money, find an area dense with monsters far under your
level. The difference in money dropped by monsters from level 30-70 is a little
above 100, so killing many monsters quickly will net you much more money than
if you were to look for it the traditional way.
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IV. Walkthrough
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Foreword
========
Zenonia is primarily a linear game, with very little to do outside of the main
storyline. While the world map and dungeons themselves are extensive, there
will usually be no more than two possible directions you can go.
You may also come across a place in the game where you are simply not strong
enough to fight the monsters in the area (especially when traversing later
dungeons). In this situation, it is wise to stock up on food, healing items,
Holy Medicine, and whatever else you may need. Proceed to the area in the
dungeon or world map where you are having trouble, and fight monsters ~3 levels
above you. Work through the dungeon as usual when you feel strong enough.
Without further ado, here is the walkthrough for Zenonia (Again, if you need to
find one specific place in the game, use the three digit codes located in the
table of contents).
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Ayles (VE2)
===========
After you watch the delightful opening cutscene, you’ll find yourself waking up
to a bad dream. Watch the scene, and afterwards head outside. After the scene,
you’ll have free reign around Ayles. Take a walk around town, get the feel, and
when you’re ready, smash the boxes on the southwest part of town. Enter the
house with a potion on it, and talk to Billy. He’ll give you a tutorial on how
food works, foreshadow a bit, then give you a heavy package. Mr. Brown is
fairly hard to miss, look for the huge golden question mark at the north end of
the map, and lumber on over there. Mr. Brown then tells you to find Tender,
whose house is all alone behind the Item Gal in the northeast. Talk to her, and
When you regain control of Regret after that scene, you’ll find that your first
job is available from the Item gal. Accept it, then head southwest to the
weapons/armor shop. During the scene, Greg tells you to chop down the Cori tree
that Tender holds so dear, while Billy foreshadows a little more off screen.
You’ll get a couple more job offers around town. Accept both of them, then
head to East Ayles. You’ll get a stone-moving tutorial, and shortly afterwards
your first taste of battle.
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East Ayles
==========
Fight enough slimes to fulfill your two assignments, and feel free to train as
much as you like (I would recommend being at least level 3 at this point). When
you feel ready, head to the eastern part of the forest and hunt 5 spin bugs.
Return to Ayles when you feel amply trained and get your rewards from Benny,
Dustin, and the Item Gal. Get one more job from Dustin, then go back out. Head
through East Ayles, and into Garlic Lake.
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Garlic Lake
===========
Your first order of business here is to fight off 7 Mucakas. In case you didn’t
know, those are the big brown bears walking around. Don’t think too much about
hunting them, you’ll spend enough time training in this area anyway. Get
yourself as strong as you please (I would recommend being around level 8 when
you enter Cori), then head up the north path to the Cori Woods.
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Cori Woods
==========
This area is just one big scene. You’ll find the tree guarded by a Dragon
Warrior, and hide in the bushes. He spots you, but thinks he’s looking for
someone else and leaves. Billy gets mad, then leaves too. Chop down the tree
and get out of there. If you haven’t yet killed 7 Mucakas, do so now then head
back to Ayles.
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Ayles
=====
Return to Dustin for a small reward and an explanation behind dark merchants,
and then make your way back to Greg at the weapons/armor store. It turns out he
was just being greedy, and Tender yells at you a few hours later. The scene
gives you your next mission of finding Rokane in the big city of Adonis, and
that’s exactly what you’re going to do. Adonis is located out the east side of
Garlic Lake.
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Adonis (YU3)
============
After speaking to Rokane in the building with a moon and star south of where
you spoke to Sun immediately upon entering, you’ll be faced with one of the big
decisions in the game. Saying yes will put you far down the Evil side, and
saying no will put you on the Good side. It is possible to reverse this
decision, but you have to do either a lot of good or a lot of evil for that to
happen, so choose wisely. Either way, you will be given the task of chasing
down Roland for a stolen scroll. Before you depart the city, pick up quests
from Rina, Philia, Juno, and Medium. Juno can be found in the blacksmith on the
west side of town, and Medium is located in the restaurant one building to the
left. Also, take this time to set your return point to Adonis at the portal
guide on the southwest piece of land. When you’re ready, head South of Adonis
for some training and story progression.
===============
South of Adonis
===============
Hunt your monsters, train accordingly, and when you’re ready to progress, talk
to Roland on the southern end of the map. He’ll escape, so after the scene head
back to your guild. At your guild, you will be given the next task of seeking
out the Cave of Deceit. Pick up any and all of the jobs you want, make sure
your equipment is well-repaired, and head back to South of Adonis. Go to the
south end of that map, then east out of the next. Once there, you will be
treated to an argument between two nymphs, after which you will be allowed to
enter the cave. I would recommend training yourself to level 15 before
entering.
====================
Seal of Deceit (WP0)
====================
The first enemies you see will be level 15 bats and level 16 zombies. They all
poison you, so be prepared. To the right of the purple sludge moat you’ll see a
small block puzzle blocking a chest. Stand in the space that isn’t trapped and
push that stone up. Break the three boxes to the right, walk around, and claim
your WOODEN VEST. Head out the north door into another chamber. The chest you
see immediately is a Mimic, so only fight it if you feel you need the
experience. Otherwise, follow the path right. When you get to the fork, know
that the south path takes you to another mimic. On the north side of the fork
you’ll come to another block puzzle. Push the only one you can one square to
the right, break the box, walk around, and push the final one two squares up.
Every chest in this open space is a mimic, so don’t bother. Just head out the
right side of the map.
The only point of interest in this room is the ORIGIN OF LIFE, which you can
obtain by crossing the bridge on the right side of the map. Push the stone into
the socket, then claim the chest that appears. Afterwards, prepare yourself for
the boss, save the game, and head in.
x--------------------------------x
|Boss Info: Pale |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 20 HP: 6768 |
| Attack: 213 Defense: 183 |
x--------------------------------x
Here’s your first taste of boss fighting. You’ll immediately be informed that
there are three switches on three corners of the map. In order to damage Pale,
you must first place stones on all three switches. Once that task is
accomplished, Light will shine through, and Pale will be vulnerable to your
attacks. Pale himself isn’t too big of a threat, it’s his army of zombies that
he can summon at any time which have some serious killing power for the
unprepared. Focus as little on the zombies as you can, and isolate them from
Pale as much as possible. One strategy (if you have enough HP and defense) is
to bring Pale with you and stick yourself in a corner of the map. That way, you
won’t be bothered by his zombies, but at the same time you have no escape if
your life drops too low. Either way, pound on Pale until he falls.
After the fight, you’ll be given the option of destroying the seal. Saying yes
adds to your good rating, and saying no adds to evil (it's counter-intuitive, I
know). The cave collapses, and you appear outside. The nymph of your affinity
(Langue for good, Parole for evil) will comment on you being heavy, and then
you’ll wake up in your grandfather’s house. After that scene, head back to
Adonis and report to your guild. A long, story-filled scene will ensue, and
when you regain control you'll be in the snow city of Hades.
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Hades (FE1)
===========
After you get a feel for the town, your first order of business should be at
your respective guild. Either path you choose, your destination will be the Sky
Bridge. Before we head out there, though, you have a couple quest and item
opportunities. Take the job from Ian and anyone else you feel deserving in the
town, then head about halfway down the stairs to the south. Two tiers from the
top, follow the skinny path to receive a MOTHER EARTH. When you’re done
exploring the town, set your return point at the Portal Guide, and take the
exit east, where you will be treated to a scene. You’ll finally be able to
continue your mission when you regain control outside of the inn. Head out to
the East Hades Snowfields, and train/finish jobs as necessary. When finished,
head out the south side of the map, along that winding path, where you’ll watch
a scene, then be forced into a battle.
x--------------------------------x
|Boss Info: Choi |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 24 HP: 10170 |
| Attack: 267 Defense: 226 |
x--------------------------------x
Choi’s just a beefed up regular enemy. Keep your health high, hit him with your
best stuff, and he’ll fall without much trouble. One strategy that works
particularly well with a Warrior with rage or an assassin with a high critical
rating is to run either above or below Choi (seeing that the bridge allows for
two tiles to walk on), and to continuously pound him into the wall. After the
fight, you can return to Hades for your reward, and another mission. Head back
to the snowfields.
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East Hades Snowfields
=====================
Head directly east here, follow the path on the far northeast of the map, and
wade through the water for a decent weapon for whichever class you chose. Head
out the east side of the map to the Argos Monument for another scene. When it
finishes, make your way back to Hades and return to your guild. Your next
mission will be to either protect or destroy the seal of Despise. Before you
leave, talk to the Chief of Hades for a useful job and a comical scene, repair
your equipment, and travel back to the sky bridge.
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Sky Bridge
==========
When you enter this area, you’ll see that the cave entrance is blocked. Lucky
for you, there’s a switch on the south side of the map. Head directly south,
breaking both sets of ice cubes, and resist the tremendous urge to push the
stone blocking the chest upwards. Instead, run on top of it, and push it south
as far as it will go. Claim a CORAL RING from the chest, then push the stone
all the way right onto the switch. Now that the area’s clear, cross the bridge,
break more ice cubes, and head into the Valley of Despise.
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Valley of Despise (NC8)
=======================
Heading up the staircase immediately to the right of the entrance will lead you
to a chest with a WILD JACKET. Train in this room if you feel the urge,
otherwise head around the perimeter of the map until you reach the next area.
The chest you find north of your starting point is a mimic, so don’t bother
trekking up there. Instead, find the stairs on the left side, and walk across
the walkway. At the top of the next staircase, you’ll see a small block puzzle.
Push the middle block left, then push either the one above or below left until
you open a path. Continue down it.
As a side note, this room provides excellent training opportunities. Borjiginos
are incredibly abundant, and you can corral 6 or 7 of them to beat down
simultaneously. When you’re ready to progress, head through one of the many
possible paths, and out the north doorway.
In this large area, head right the first opportunity you get, and proceed up
the stairs and around the ground floor to another block puzzle. Smash the
middle block, push the one it was blocking forward, then break the two cubes at
the top. Follow the path until you reach a chest containing a STONE GEM. Make
your way back to where you started, but head north instead of south at the
fork.
The only point of interest in this room is the helm located in a chest at the
far north end of the room. Once you reach that chest, go out the left side of
the map. Before you head off to face the boss, go south at the fork and claim
an OMNI HERB from the slightly concealed chest. When you’re mentally and
physically prepared, enter the boss chamber and prepare for a fight.
x--------------------------------x
|Boss Info: Vicious (Good) |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 29 HP: 17200 |
| Attack: 370 Defense: 259 |
| Experience Given: 32498 |
|--------------------------------|
|Boss Info: Vague (Evil) |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 29 HP: 16040 |
| Attack: 370 Defense: 259 |
| Experience Given: 32498 |
x--------------------------------x
If you chose the good path you’ll fight Vicious, otherwise you’ll have to take
on Vague. Either way, both opponents have fast, powerful attacks which you
should be mindful of at all times. Don’t let your HP drop below half, and if it
does, run laps around the arena while healing yourself, then go right back to
fighting when you’re amply healed. Especially keep up the attack when their HP
falls below 1/4, as they are both able to heal themselves.
After a lengthy cutscene, you’ll get orders from your guild to seek out the
Seal of Greed, located near Chronos. In order to get there, make your way back
to the sky bridge, and head east. In the following area, fight your way south
to the only way out. Don't bother searching out the area; most monsters are
located on your way to Chronos, and there are no chests in the map.
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Chronos (QH6)
=============
Welcome to the rainy forest city of Chronos! As usual, you should report to
your guild immediately upon entering. After receiving the next mission of
finding the Seal of Greed, set your return point, grab your jobs,
upgrade/repair your equipment, and head out the south end of town.
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South Chronos
=============
There's only one chest in this large area. Trek down the right side of the map,
and before you reach the south exit, take the skinny path left and down until
you find a chest with a BASIC GEM. Don't bother taking the south path in this
area. You'll be greeted with weaker monsters, and if you took the Acorn quest
back in Chronos, you'll need to head west anyway. In any case, make your way
back through the map, heading south on the large, muddy middle area until you
reach the next area.
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North Lamis Woods
=================
As soon as you enter this map, take the stairs you appear right next to, and
follow the path, breaking the zigzag of boxes until you reach the bottom to
claim a powerful weapon for your class. If you took the Acorn quest, the
locations of the oak trees are as follows (If you didn't take it, disregard
this):
1. At the far northeast end of the map, just below a flight of stairs.
2. The bottom center of the map, tucked away to the right of a fence.
3. On the large, center piece of land. Run to the northwest side, and it's the
(smaller) second tree from the bottom.
4. Only slightly north of the west exit on the map, located on the bottom side
of the backwards "c" of land.
5. Slightly south of that same western exit. It is up a flight of stairs on a
hill of its own.
After completing that task, take the southern exit to the center of Lamis
Woods.
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Seal of Greed (PP7)
===================
The first thing you'll notice is that this part of the woods is considered a
dungeon, as your minimap disappears. You'll also see a locked gate close to
your starting position, but we'll get to that later. Run all the way south, up
the stairs, and down the other side. Run across, and up the stairs blocked by
two stones. Push the southern one two spaces right, and start pushing the other
block down the stairs, and all the way across the ground level. Be mindful that
you don't trap your block against the wall on this lower level, as you push it
up the stairs all the way to that back wall. Push it all the way north, and
then onto the switch. A chest will appear; get your RED KEY, and unlock the
gate.
Prepare yourself: this here is the premiere block puzzle of this game. Refer to
this diagram:
Key
---
X = Unpassable object (Bush, Fence, Stump)
1,2,3,etc. = Blocks
A,B,C,etc. = Each block's respective switch location
[ ] = Empty, walkable space
[*] = Entrance
[X][X][X][X][ ][ ][ ][X]
[ ][ ][1][ ][ ][ ][3][ ][A]
[ ][ ][2][X][E][X][ ][X][4]
[ ][X][ ][C][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]
[ ][X][ ][X][ ][X][X][ ][ ]
[ ][X][B][X][ ][5][ ][X][ ]
[ ][ ][X][X][ ][ ][ ][ ][D]
[*]
Steps:
1. Push Block 1 one tile to the right
2. Push Block 2 onto switch B
3. Run north of Block 3 and push it one tile down.
4. Push Block 4 onto switch D
5. Push Block 1 two tiles right
6. Push Block 3 one tile down
7. Push Block 3 onto switch C
8. Push Block 1 onto switch A
9. Push Block 5 one tile left
10. Push Block 5 onto switch E
That wasn't so bad, was it? Upon completing the puzzle, a stone previously
blocking your path will disappear, but a group of monsters will appear to fight
you. Fend them off, and push the remaining block on the switch to the right.
Doing so will disable the trap, and reveal the Seal of Greed. Examine the Seal,
and teleport back to Chronos. Return to your guild, watch a scene, and you will
be automatically teleported to your next city.
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Libra Oasis (JB2)
=================
Welcome to Libra Oasis, the penultimate city of this game! Your first order of
business, as usual, should be to set your return point at the portal guide.
Upgrade your equipment, then head off to your guild. You'll be told that the
guild captain hasn't returned from the shrine in days, and so your task is to
find it. Get whatever jobs you wish around the Oasis, and when you're ready,
head south.
In the south oasis, complete your jobs (If you took the fortune teller job from
Pandora in the Item Shop, the ghost only appears at night), and make your way
to the tents in the southwest portion of the map. Slightly north is a chest
containing a glove for your respective class. After you open the chest, return
to town for your rewards. Go back to the south oasis, and exit out the right
side of the map. This area is a prime training location, as well as a bountiful
moneymaking spot. It is possible to corral up to 10 monsters to wipe out in one
attack because of the area's size. Train to your liking, and when you are
ready, head in the temple for the next seal.
======================
Seal of Betrayal (NU9)
======================
The chest you see immediately upon entering is a mimic, so don't bother going
after it. Instead, follow the ground floor, ignoring both flights of stairs
(There's another mimic on the other side) until you reach the north stairwell
past the statue, and out of the area.
Here, you are placed in an open room full of enemies. There is no treasure in
this room, so just proceed northeast. There will be a door on the right side of
the map; head through there, and watch the scene that follows.
You'll have to save your guild captain, but he's guarded by tons of traps.
First, head south, ignoring the two blocks near the bridge, and push the one on
the elevated platform. A couple of blocks disappear to make things easier for
you. But, there are still numerous traps you have to deal with. What do you do?
You have two options: The brute method, and the sneaky method. The brute method
is to run up to a diagonal of a fire trap, and to wail on it until it breaks.
Continue this process until you reach the captain. The sneaky way is to wait
for a break in the traps' fire, where you will then dash across to safety.
Starting at the beginning of the room, dash right past the first trap, up, up
again, then finally left. Break the boxes, talk to the captain, and after a
short scene, walk up the north staircase.
You'll enter another large chamber, where you should definitely ignore the
block puzzle guarding a staircase. All that's up there is a jar or two.
Instead, be mindful of the traps east of the bridge. Push the stone one tile
up, and walk around to the next large chamber. Head left, up a flight of
stairs, and grab the chest that holds a piece of armor. Backtrack to the
bridge, cross it and head left to the next area.
Quickly smash the jar and push the block, otherwise you will be surrounded by 5
Mandrakes with nowhere to run. When you're out in the open, fight them off, and
head north. The only thing south is another mimic, so don't bother.
In this room full of griffins and gnomes, begin by going up the staircase, and
around the left side of the room. In the chest you will receive a DEVIL'S CAPE.
Proceed out the northern door of the room. Big surprise here, the two chests on
the ground floor are mimics! Just go straight up the staircase after freeing
yourself from the block puzzle, push the block upstairs all the way left, and
smash the pots along the side of the map until you reach a small chamber with a
chest; in it is a pair of boots for your class. Work your way right, until you
find a door on the east side of the map. Enter it, and you'll find an old
'friend' from back in Adonis. After the scene, prepare yourself for a little
fight.
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Mini-Boss: Gorgon x5
--------------------
Alright, don't panic. These 5 level 53 brutes aren't as tough as they look. The
scene places you in striking distance from one of the Gorgons; kill that one
first. Then take out the one either right or left from where you're standing.
Keep in mind that they cannot pass 1 square tiles, so use the middle of the map
to your advantage. Once they are all defeated, head out the north part of the
map in pursuit of Roland.
(Alternatively, you can only kill the first gorgon and escape out the north
side of the map, but they drop too much money and give too much experience to
pass up.)
Take a deep breath, and save your game. You're almost done. Walk down the long
corridor, and turn left at the first opportunity you get. Collect your BOOK OF
MAGIC for Pandora's quest, and exit out the right side of the map. Fight your
way past the guards and up the lengthy staircase.
The Chamber of Chaos can be a very irritating area, as there are about 5
chests, 4 of which are mimics. Of course, they wouldn't give you the key so
easily, so start by climbing the left set of stairs and then central one
afterward, pushing the blocks to clear yourself a path. At the fork atop the
second flight of stairs, walk left along the skinny path and then head up until
you see a chest. This one contains your BLUE KEY. Return the way you came, and
make your way all the way left in the large T shaped room. Continue left until
you reach the locked door. Unlock it, heal and save, then ready yourself for
another boss fight.
x--------------------------------x
|Boss Info: Ghost of Ladon |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 56 HP: 20845 |
| Attack: 859 Defense: 487 |
| Experience Given: 285810 |
x--------------------------------x
The first thing you should be aware of is that Ladon cannot be attacked when
his hands are out in front of him. That being said, he has three offensive
attacks, and a healing spell which he won't use until his health drops below
1/2. He has a simple bite attack that he will use if you get close, a Mateo-
esque spell that you can only dodge on rare occasions and is only triggered
when you remain in the middle of the screen for too long, and then his most
devastating attack. If he ever goes off screen, IMMEDIATELY run either up or
down. He will plunge across the screen, and be prepared to take over 1000
damage if you get hit, not to mention that you'll also be paralyzed. Apart from
that final one, none of Ladon's attacks are altogether devastating.
Wait for him to put his head down, and take a quick shot at him. He will
usually retaliate with a weak bite attack, so make sure you keep your health
high, because you can easily be downed in one hit if you aren't paying
attention. Just keep up the offensive and Ghost of Ladon should fall in a
matter of time.
There are also reported problems of Ladon repeating an infinite heal cycle,
which will obviously render him unkillable. If you find yourself struggling
through an epic 20 minute fight with this boss, then there are a few ways you
can deal with it. Restarting your game may or may not alleviate your situation,
so your alternative would be to carefully damage him until he has approximately
30% of his health left. Then, pummel him with your highest-damaging skill as
quickly as possible. The reason: Ghost of Ladon will begin his unbreakable heal
cycle when he reaches somewhere around the 25% health area, and heal himself
for about 15% of his total life each time. If you manage to hurt him enough-to
the point that he misses his 25% mark-he should stop healing.
After the fight, you will have a heart-to-heart with your nymph, then you will
appear back in Libra. Talk to your guild captain, receive your award, and
prepare to set off for the final city once the scene ends. Sadly, you aren't
teleported to Leo, so we have do this on foot. Make sure your equipment is
repaired, and head south out of Libra. Travel as you would if you were
returning to the Seal of Betrayal, but go south in the region just before the
dungeon entrance. Now you'll be in North Leo; go up the right flight of stairs,
and follow it until you reach a chest containing body armor for your class.
Return to the entrance, and continue down the main path.
=========
Leo (GY0)
=========
Here you are at the largest city in the game. Make your way through East Leo,
and head north to the palace when you reach the center of the city. Talk to
your leader, and you will be given the task of exploring the Seal of Shame.
Exit the palace, set Leo as your return point, retrieve high-level gloves from
the chest north of the blacksmith, update & repair your gear, and prepare for a
grueling dungeon. Before you enter the Seal, though, talk to the Item Gal and
buy a couple MAGIC CANDLES. You shouldn't need any more than 1, but if you plan
on doing any training in there, bring extra. You'll have a miserable time going
through the pitch black dungeon. Anyway, take the jobs from the two men in the
area, then proceed north into the Cave, located in the approximate center of
East Leo.
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Seal of Shame (ER6)
===================
Use a magic candle immediately upon entering. It will give more than enough
time to get through the dungeon. Start by breaking the boxes into the main
chamber of the room. Follow the path southeast, breaking the box not blocked by
a trap, and pick up a weapon from the chest before proceeding into the next
area.
This room is one very long, straight line full of Wraiths and Chimera. Hunt
chimera if you picked up the job, otherwise proceed through the room, moving
the blocks, or sprinting across the traps.
You'll be greeted by a scene in the next room, and you'll be teleported back to
Leo to report the news to your leader. Return to the palace for another scene,
then return to the seal to finish the job once and for all. Get back to the
room where you saw Vague/Vicious, and proceed through the linear path. Be sure
to pick up the weapon from the chest before leaving the room. Exit on the right
side of the next map, ignoring the Mimic on the northeast wall.
Proceed south in this next area. The two chests in the room are both mimics. In
the next area, take the right door into a room with four spirals. Ignore this
puzzle and proceed out the east door; this particular room requires a lot of
work for a single EXAMINE SCROLL. Note that this room is above average for
training. There are enough Forbidden Books that you will have little down time
between respawns, and they don't give any status effects worse than confuse.
Take the time here to train if you need to, then move on.
In this room that resembles a staircase on your minimap, fight your way to the
middle of the area, and take the fork up and around the left side. Pick up your
OMNI HERB from the chest, and exit out the northern door. The chest to the
south is only a mimic.
Here comes another major puzzle. Be careful with your every move, as messing up
here could cost you your life. You'll see stone blocks lined up like a
checkerboard, push the second from the bottom one tile right. Grab the one
above it, and push it left; one tile away from the furthest wall. Push it north
as far as it will go, then push it one tile right, then north again, and
finally west onto the switch. Don't bother with the chest in this room, either,
it's a mimic. Green dots will appear on the floor upon placing the switch,
those are the ones that won't hurt you 9999 when you step on them. But be
careful: the dots that appear ARE NOT THE CORRECT SQUARES. Follow the steps
they give you, and you will eat a bowl of 9999 soup. Instead, follow these:
Right
Right
Down
Down
Right
Right
Up
Right
Right
Right
Right
Now you'll be beyond that nightmare of a trap, push the square blocking the
bridge south 6 or 7 tiles, and make your way on to the rectangular platform
with three crates and a block. Break the southern crate, and push that stone
until it hits the wall. Run around, pushing the side block two tiles up and
move back to where your other block was. Push it onto the switch, and make your
way far south, until you find another puzzle.
Under the square shaped river, you'll see four stone blocks lined up diagonal
from one another. Run north of the furthest left block and push it down. Break
the crates, and push the northern block as far up as it will go. Cross the
bridge, and don't make any hasty moves. Start by clearing out the crates, the
push the leftmost block one square down. Then move it all the way right, and
finally onto the switch. A chest containing the BLUE KEY you need for the boss.
Collect it, unlock the gate, and hope for the best. Save your game, and prepare
for a fight. Because the fights are fairly different, I'll split this up into
each individual battle. If you chose good, look at the first guide, otherwise
scroll down to the second.
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|Boss Info: Virulent (Good) |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 70 HP: 25987 |
| Attack: 1261 Defense: 610 |
| Experience Given: 582183 |
x--------------------------------x
Big surprise, Virulent turns himself into a dragon for the fight. He, much like
Ghost of Ladon, has one quick attack, and a screen-clearing Mateo-esque spell.
He is rather slow for his size, so keep moving around the arena, taking shots
at him immediately after he uses Mateo. It has a high chance of missing
(especially for assassins) if you keep moving, so keep that in mind. Keep a
solid offensive (Because you'll have trouble trying to heal), and he'll go
down.
x--------------------------------x
|Boss Info: Lady Charity (Evil) |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 70 HP: 28350 |
| Attack: 1261 Defense: 610 |
| Experience Given: 582183 |
x--------------------------------x
After a short dialogue between Regret and Charity, the queen will transform
herself into what looks to be a giant mechanical spider. She has one
devastating lightning attack and a quick, low damaging strike. As with the
other bosses, keep the offensive up, and keep your health high. Her lightning,
without up-to-date equipment will hit up to 2500. Don't stand in one place for
too long, press the attack at all times, and Lady Charity won't be too
difficult of a fight.
After the struggle either way, a scene will ensue, after which you have to talk
to your leader. You will learn your ultimate skill (Archangel for good, Dark
Lord for evil) during this next lengthy scene, and you will regain control
outside the inn in Leo. You have one final dungeon to explore, so prepare for a
long journey. Repair your things, upgrade your equipment, and head to South
Leo. Before you go too far, head right at the first opportunity you get in
South Leo to find a weapon in the chest. Proceed across the Sky Bridge, and
into the Valley.
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Canyon of Despair (JG7)
=======================
In this linear part of the cavern, you will see a chest blocked by lava. Run
north around the wall, and claim a helm from that chest. Keep going north until
you reach the next area. Run north in this room, break the crates in the
middle, and claim the chest further south. Proceed out the door on the right
side of the map.
Here, you'll be met with some of those annoying traps from the Seal of
Betrayal, only these ones move. Don't fear, though, you should be strong enough
that their bursts of fire won't bother you. Follow the linear path, eventually
exiting out the eastern door.
This room involves a similar puzzle to the one in the Seal of Shame. Cross the
bridge, move south, and push the two stones onto their switches. The one on the
middle platform will end up on the far left side of the map. After putting the
stones on the switches, you will be shown a much longer trap puzzle than in the
previous dungeon. Follow these steps, starting left of the tile third from the
top:
Right
Right
Down
Down
Down
Right
Right
Right
Up
Right
Up
Up
Right
Right
Don't bother with the stone/switch, it doesn't do anything. Proceed right into
the next area. This large, open area you arrive in has four stones, with four
switches right next to them. Push in all four, and a bridge will appear on the
south end. Cross it, and exit out the bridge to the south.
Push the stone on the switch, and you will see a chest appear back by the
entrance. You will also be greeted with four enemies and four more blocks to
put in switches. Repeat what you did in the last room, and after all four
switches are in place, you will be free to obtain your key. Exit the way you
came, and proceed down the right staircase, and up to the next area. Be
cautious and don't get yourself surrounded in this next compact room. Head out
the north end, ignoring the usual mimic. Take a deep breath, there's not much
left.
In this room, first go across the left bridge to claim a chest, then head north
back at the map's entrance. Continue on heading left, down the stairs, and
finally left into the next area.
Here you've arrived at the last area before the final boss. Congratulations.
Unlucky for you, you still need the key. Proceed out the leftmost door in the
room, where you will enter another chamber. You may think the platform in the
middle holds your key, but that chest is actually a mimic. Very funny, Gamevil.
Instead, find the four chests lined in a row on the left side of the map. Three
of them are mimics, and one contains your key. You can tell the mimics apart
from the real chests because they are slightly elevated compared to their real
counterpart. Open the real chest, dispatching of the other mimics, and you'll
be ready for the final battle. Go back to the room before, cross the long,
northern bridge, unlock the gate, and save up before heading off for the final
battle.
x--------------------------------x
|Boss Info: Ladon |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 80 HP: 34490 |
| Attack: 1562 Defense: 690 |
| Experience Given: 887358 |
x--------------------------------x
Ladon's basically a beefed up version of his Ghost you fought back at the Seal
of Betrayal. Use that guide if you need to, and he'll go down surprisingly
fast.
Ladon is defeated, and the world is safe! Right? Wrong!
x--------------------------------x
|Boss Info: Osiris |
|--------------------------------|
| Level: 80 HP: 35067 |
| Attack: 1570 Defense: 707 |
| Experience Given: 922710 |
x--------------------------------x
Osiris is the seed of evil, planted in Regret at the beginning of the game. As
Osiris makes clear, they cannot exist without each other, and Regret is willing
to take that chance. After that scene, you'll be forced into battle. Osiris has
a massive laser attack, along with a lightning spell and his two hands, which
each have a weak attack to keep you off. In order to take shots at Osiris
himself, you must first destroy his hands. Simply bashing on them with your
stronger skills will suffice, and when his head drops, hit him with everything
you've got. As long as you don't hesitate, you can drop Osiris in a matter of
seconds; because for a final boss, his HP is rather lacking. You'll be given
the final scene of the game upon defeating Osiris, and you will then be taken
back to the main menu. Congratulations, you just beat the iPhone's most in-
depth RPG!
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Afterword
=========
I suppose there's not much more to say other than a good old congratulations on
beating yet another game in your collection. Do take note that as of now, there
is nothing more to the end-game than a short ending scene and a roll of the
credits. Don't expect some awesome weapon, any new unlocks, or any other usual
end game happiness. You get dumped back in the main menu without your consent,
and when you load your game back up, you'll appear right in front of Osiris.
Sad, but true.
For those who are wondering, Unique items do not appear in Zenonia (as of yet).
They were widely available with Hard Mode, which was taken out during beta
testing for the game. It may be added in, along with the harder difficulty at
a later date, but nobody can say for sure.
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V. Special Item Dealers
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Across Zenonia you will run into a couple of interesting characters who won't
hesitate to sell you their useful goods (for a hefty price, of course). Apart
from the average, everyday item shop and weapons/armor dealer, you may find an
Item Gal located in front of a tiny house and a cauldron, or a Dark Merchant
who only appears at night in the inn of every city.
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Item Gal (DM9)
==============
The item gal will become one of your best friends toward the end of the game.
Until you get enough money to handle her steep prices, she will seem useless;
but as the game progresses, her wares become more widely available to better
suit your adventuring needs.
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Item Gal Inventory
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Name: Origin of Life
Price: 2000 gold
Description: Revive without penalty (HP&SP Full)
Name: Origin of Life (*5)
Price: 10000 gold
Description: Revive without penalty (HP&SP Full)
Name: Origin of Life (*10)
Price: 20000 gold
Description: Revive without penalty (HP&SP Full)
Name: Examine Scroll
Price: 2000 gold
Description: Examine unidentified items
Name: Examine Scroll (*5)
Price: 10000 gold
Description: Examine unidentified items
Name: Examine Scroll (*10)
Price: 20000 gold
Description: Examine unidentified items
Name: Magic Candle
Price: 10000 gold
Description: Lights up the dungeon for 72 hours (Also reveals the mini map in
all dungeons)
Name: Heaven’s Peach
Price: 10000
Description: Keeps you full for 72 hours
Name: Holy Medicine
Price: 18000 gold
Description: Gives you 50% more experience points for 48 hours
Name: Feather of Oblivion
Price: 10000 gold
Description: [Permanently] Increases your carrying capacity by 20% (100% max)
Name: Hammer of Ladon
Price: 10000 gold
Description: Increases your item durability by 20% (100% max)
Name: Stat Reset Stone
Price: 30000 gold
Description: Resets all stats and returns all points back to you
Name: Skill Reset Stone
Price: 30000 gold
Description: Resets all skills and returns all points back to you
Name: Drink of Stamina (*5)
Price: 10000 gold
Description: SP full restore
Name: Drink of Stamina (*10)
Price: 20000 gold
Description: SP full restore
Name: Drink of Stamina (*30)
Price: 60000 gold
Description: SP full restore
Name: Gold Hammer
Price: 10000 gold
Description: Full item durability for 72 hours
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Dark Merchant (AO2)
===================
The Dark Merchant is introduced to you early in the game as a mysterious
carrier of special goods, but it is very possible that you may never see him
(As he is only found in each town's inn during specific hours which differ by
city). Make your way to the city's inn, and refer to the following list for
the hours of when exactly you can find him.
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Dark Merchant Hours
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Adonis:
2:00 Weapons
3:00 Armor
4:00 Items
Hades:
21:00 Weapons
22:00 Armor
23:00 Items
Chronos:
24:00 Weapons
1:00 Armor
2:00 Items
Libra Oasis:
20:00 Weapons
21:00 Armor
22:00 Items
Leo:
1:00 Weapons
2:00 Armor
3:00 Items
This merchant sells a wide variety of unidentified goods which progressively
get stronger as you level, just as it works with any other shop. Be careful
what you buy, though, as the Dark Merchant's prices are much higher than the
average store owner; and there is no guarantee that you will receive a useful
piece of equipment from him.
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VI. Contact (OF4)
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Email: Nevets21292@aim.com
Email me only if you have questions about the game, if you found an error,
if you have suggestions on how to improve the guide, or if you would be so kind
as to add a section to this guide (You would receive full credit for your
submission). I should be prompt in answering emails, and I will be open to
criticism of any sort. Just keep in mind that negative criticism doesn't help
anybody.
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VII. Legal (TB5)
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This may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal,
private use. It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed
publicly without advance written permission. The use of this guide on any
web site other than those allowed or as a part of any public display is
strictly prohibited, and is a violation of copyright.
Sites allowed to host this guide:
-www.GameFAQs.com
-www2.gamevil.com/eng_new/index.jsp
-www.Neoseeker.com
-itracki.com
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VIII. Credits (GU1)
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~ Thanks to Gamevil for both developing a brilliant game, and personally aiding
me in the completion of the boss information sections
~ Thanks to GameFAQs and Neoseeker for hosting this guide
~ Thanks to all who have commented and critiqued this walkthrough
~ Thanks to Kaelon, from the Gamevil.com forums, who did extensive work with
each class' skill tree
~ Thanks to my third grade teacher for- just kidding.
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