MapleSEA Job Summons

Summons

 

Explorer

Starting with the 3rd job advancement, a number of Summons become available to certain jobs. Some of these have elemental Attributes, while others have different effects. Some summons require a Summoning Rock to appear and when their timer runs out, they disappear.

Third Job Summons

Ranger	Sniper	Priest
Silver Hawk	Golden Eagle	Dragon
One of the summons available in third job is the Ranger's Silver Hawk. This summoned bird flies near the Ranger that called it and attacks the closest enemy. It does weak damage, but can stun. At max, the stun rate is 99%, rendering a monster helpless in one-on-one combat. Hawk isn't known for its damage, however, and will not be of great use against bosses that can't be stunned. Requires a Summoning Rock to summon.Also, Wild hunters can summon this as a 3rd adv. skill.	One of the summons available in third job is the Sniper's Golden Eagle. It is nearly identical to the Ranger's Silver Hawk. This summoned bird flies near the Sniper that called it and attacks the closest enemy. It does weak damage, but can stun. At max, the stun rate is 99%, rendering a monster helpless in one-on-one combat. Snipers do not use this skill as often as Rangers, since they have Blizzard, which can freeze enemies. Like Hawk, it does poor damage, so don't summon it if the monster is resistant to Stun. Requires a Summoning Rock to summon.	Priests, who usually have to focus on healing, rarely get the opportunity to attack the monster. In cases where the Priest is not high enough level to get experience from the monster without hitting it, this leads to very poor training. To make up for this weakness, Priests get to summon a Dragon, which can attack while the owner is busy healing and performing other Priestly duties. Dragons are not as weak as Hawks or Eagles; on the contrary, they can actually do pretty good damage. Dragons are usually seen when fighting Zakum or other top bosses. Consumes one Summoning Rock per summon.

Outlaw
Gaviota	Octopus
This is one of the Pirate class' summons. It drops a bomb on monsters. Gaviota can be summoned every 5 seconds.	This is one of the Pirate class' summons. Unlike any other class summon, this one will not follow you. What this means is that it stays on a certain spot, where it is summoned and then attacks the monsters who come in a certain range. It fires either an ink bubble or a contact attack when the enemy is too close. Resembles the biological form of a Blocktopus.

Fourth Job Summons

Bow Master	Marksman	Dark Knight
Phoenix	Freezer	Beholder
In Fourth Job, the Ranger's Hawk gets upgraded to the new Phoenix. In order to acquire this summon, a Bow Master must first find a Phoenix egg, located deep in the fiery depths of El Nath's Dead Mine, hatch it in a nest of Leafre, and defeat the Phoenix by himself. Phoenix has a fire based attack that can hit up to 4 monsters nearby at a time. Unlike Hawk, Phoenix cannot stun. In order to get this summon, the Bow Master must have a level 15 3rd job Hawk. In order to acquire this skill, one must defeat the Phoenix boss that hatches from an egg taken to a special nest in Leafre, after which the Phoenix's skill can be obtained from a quest.	In Fourth Job, the Sniper's Eagle gets upgraded to the new Freezer. In order to acquire this summon, a Marksman must first find and defeat the Freezer by himself. Freezer has an ice based attack that can hit up to 4 monsters nearby at a time. Unlike Eagle, Freezer cannot stun, but instead it can freeze, making it much more effective than most other summons. In order to get this skill, one must have a level 15 Eagle, and must defeat the Freezer boss hatched out of an egg at a special nest in Leafre.	Beholder is the Dark Knight's only summon. It was once an evil spirit, but to absolve its sins, it gave up all its memories. After a series of quests in which the Dark Knight reawakened the Beholder, it grew more powerful and slowly regained some memory. Eventually, its power reached the point where it could not increase without its evil tendencies returning. It adds 20% mastery, heals the warrior every few seconds, and casts a buff that adds weapon and magic defense, accuracy, avoidability, and weapon attack. Once fully empowered, it acts like a Priest. Beholder is smart enough to not heal when the health gained puts the Dark Knight over the maximum HP berserker allows.

Bishop	F/P Arch Mage	I/L Arch Mage
Bahamut	Ifrit	Elquines
In Fourth Job, the Priest's Dragon gets upgraded to the new Bahamut Dragon, which is red. Unlike Dragon, Bahamut is Holy elemental, and like other 4th job summons, it can attack multiple enemies. Bahamut can hit three nearby monsters, regardless of their proximity, so long as they are on screen. Unlike every other summon in the game, Bahamut can attack while the summoner is on a ladder. It is somewhat less powerful than the Arch Mage summons, and it doesn't last as long as the others. In order to get Bahamut, a Bishop is required to have at least a level 15 Dragon. Also, unlike the Summon Dragon of 3rd job, Bahamut does not consume a Summoning stone when called upon.	For the first time, Mages pick up summons in Fourth Job. The Fire Mage's summon is Fire based. It attacks by pounding its fist into the ground, hitting up to three monsters. The mage summons are more fearsome, and more powerful than Bahamut. Like most other summons, it follows the summoner attacking the nearest group. When used in conjunction with the skill Fire Demon, which causes all monsters it hits to change their elemental weakness to ice, it can inflict massive damage.	For the first time, Mages pick up summons in Fourth Job. The Ice Mage's summon is Ice based. It attacks by pounding its fist into the ground, hitting up to three monsters. The mage summons are more fearsome and more powerful than Bahamut. Like most other summons, it follows the summoner, attacking the nearest group. When used in conjunction with the skill Ice Demon, which causes all monsters it hits to change their elemental weakness to fire, it can inflict massive damage.

Cygnus Knights

First Job

Dawn Warrior (Warrior)	Blaze Wizard (Magician)	Wind Archer (Archer)	Night Walker (Thief)	Thunder Breaker (Pirate)
Spirit of Light	Spirit of Flames	Spirit of Wind	Spirit of Darkness	Spirit of Lightning
The "Soul" elemental sprite, which bonds with the warrior branch of the Cygnus Knights. It can be summoned from First Job onward to aid in battle, and it also is the source of the Soul Warrior's powers. All Cygnus Knights are bonded to a sprite from the start. Surprisingly, it is the only Soul Warrior skill with an elemental attribute, possessing holy powers. The name of the Spirit comes from the Latin word for "Sun".	The "Flame" elemental sprite, which bonds with the magician branch of the Cygnus Knights. It can be summoned from First Job onward to aid in battle, and it also is the source of the Flame Wizard's powers. All Cygnus Knights are bonded to a sprite from the start. This is one of the two that actually possesses an elemental attribute (damage increased on Fire-weak monsters, reduced on Fire-strong monsters.) The name of the Spirit comes from the Latin word for Fire.	The "Wind" elemental sprite, which bonds with the archer branch of the Cygnus Knights. It can be summoned from First Job onward to aid in battle, and it also is the source of the Wind Archer's powers. All Cygnus Knights are bonded to a sprite from the start. Since wind isn't considered an element in the sense that monsters can be weak or strong to it, it always does neutral damage. The name of this spirit comes from the Latin word for Wind.	The "Darkness" elemental sprite, which bonds with the thief branch of the Cygnus Knights. It can be summoned from First Job onward to aid in battle, and it also is the source of the Night Walker's powers. All Cygnus Knights are bonded to a sprite from the start. Since darkness isn't considered an element in the sense that monsters can be weak or strong to it, it always does neutral damage. The name of this spirit comes from the Latin word for Shadows.	The "Lightning" elemental sprite, which bonds with the pirate branch of the Cygnus Knights. It can be summoned from First Job onward to aid in battle, and it also is the source of the Striker's powers. All Cygnus Knights are bonded to a sprite from the start. This is one of the two that actually possesses an elemental attribute (damage increased on Lightning-weak monsters, reduced on Lightning-strong monsters.) The name of this spirit comes from the Latin word for Lightning.

Third Job

Flame Magician
Ifrit
It's the same as the Fire/Poison Arch Mage's Ifrit, but not as strong. It attacks by pounding its fist into the ground, hitting up to three monsters. Like most other summons, it follows the summoner, attacking the nearest group. This isn't available from level 70, but instead earned from a level 100 quest.

Resistance

First Job

Wild Hunter	Mechanic
Jaguar	Prototype
As soon as a Citizen decides to join the ranks of the Resistance as a Wild Hunter, they have the ability to ride a jaguar. It's to the Wild Hunter's best advantage to ride their jaguar at all times. Several colors of jaguar are available for capture and riding (plain black, red, purple, yellow, blue and a special dark black).	If a Citizen chooses to become a Mechanic, they learn the ability to ride their own robot. All skills used by Mechanics are to be done through their metal friend.

Third Job

Wild Hunter
Silver Hawk
This summoned bird flies near the Wild Hunter that called it and attacks the nearest enemy. It does weak damage, but can stun. At max, the stun rate is 99%, rendering a monster helpless in one-on-one combat. Hawk isn't known for its damage, however, and will not be of great use against bosses that can't be stunned.

Mechanic
Satellite	Acceleration Bot EX-7	Healing Robot H-LX