Training Seals Are Not Pet/Bank Tradable

• Kouki wrote on 2014-06-05 18:06
  Are the training seals the same ones from the adventurer seal shop, or from events?
  Though I guess adventurer seal shop ones could just be bought on the character that needs them... XD
  
  

  Quote from Kelvas;1221456:

  Thanks for the advice, I'll take that into consideration, as a lot of people have been telling me to focus on one character.
  I started to train multiple characters because my main character was a mage, and I almost always have no APs to do anything, and got bored.

  
  
  Yeah, it is better to have one all-around character if possible, because even as a mage there's important melee skills like counter or windmill, and music or life skills that raise int. Then you can also have multiple "classes" to use like mage + gunner(I believe they use int for part of gun damage), or mage + melee, or whatever you like. Especially since there's going to be some monsters with magic immunity. XD
• Bunny wrote on 2014-06-05 18:12

  Quote from Fran;1223917:

  Are the training seals the same ones from the adventurer seal shop, or from events?
  Though I guess adventurer seal shop ones could just be bought on the character that needs them... XD
  

  
  
  [FONT="Arial"]They are similar to the training seals from the Caravan Hide-N-Seek event ones, except they are 10 exp and are completely untradable.[/FONT]
• Kendoza wrote on 2014-06-05 18:16

  Quote from Romanji;1222825:

  Got it down to a science after my 3rd run, so long as Tarlach remembers to use the "Critical hit skill" (nosrslyclickthatshit) when using firebolt, and Mari doesn't miss, it goes by pretty fast. I'd do a grind for training seals, better than trying to make a raccoon cub for giants. A thousand times better than waiting for Nexon to actually give Giants raccoon cubs in a gacha like they've done for humans and elves multiple times

  
  
  You'd almost have better luck making your own raccoon cub than Nexon ever releasing one. :c
• Froglord of DESTINY!!! wrote on 2014-06-06 07:02
  Uruborus are pretty easy
  
  Get down to 20 ~ 40 hp, attack the "force walking" Uru first, the key is to keep moving while you're down to 5% health to deal more than half their health in damage with life drain. During this time, you gotta keep the poison uru alive in order to inch your way down to 30'ish hp.
  
  Just run back and fourth, avoid all uru's except the poison uru, and life drain spam.