Maplestory Monster: Blue Snail
Blue Snail is a level 2 monster which is just a tad tougher than its Snail counterpart. It has roughly double the HP and gives about 4 EXP per kill. Blue snails mainly drop these items:
Blue Snail is often found around Maple and Victoria Island locations.
Maplestory Monster: Snail
The Snail is the simplest monster to kill in Maplestory. They are found outside all of Victoria Island city. They often drop Snail Shell but also drops these items:
They have very low HP, about 8 and give a small amount of EXP, around 3. Snail is good for leveling up right at the start, later on in the game you won’t come in contact with them.
The first Accompaniment quest is in Henesys. Parties of up to 6 players but more than 3 have to attack plants using melee weapons and obtain different colored seeds from them. Once the area is entered you will come in contact with a lion named Growly, he’s the area protector and will explain the Party Quest.
To complete the Party Quest you must place one of the seeds gathered onto one of the 6 platforms. If correctly done, the seed will blossom into a flower after a number of seconds, if not you will have to rechoose a platform. This has to be done until all 6 seeds have flowered, at which point a bunny will spawn and will be attacked by numerous monsters. You have to protect the bunny while it creates rice cakes for the protector, Growly. To go on the quest you must be level 10 and up, otherwise it’s easy to compelte.
Maplestory has thousands of items available for players to use for their characters, to trade or sell. Maplestory items include wearable items such as weapons (swords, maces, wands, axes, bows, spears, crossbows, staffs, daggers, claws, and even throwing stars), armors (shoes, plates, gloves, hats, overall, shields, helms) and other items required for quests, for fun, and rares.
Majority of the items, especially the really rare Maplestory items are dropped by killing special monsters or bosses, usually from quest requirements. Quests also give really good Maplestory items upon finishing them. Items in Maplestory can be sold, traded, worn by your character, or even just thrown away if its a trash item or useless to you. The harder and bigger bosses you defeat in Maplestory, the better the item drops get.
Maplestory is a massive multiplayer game (MMORPG) that has millions of people playing from around the world. Mape Story is a 2D side scroller, which is sort of uncommon for MMORPG games these days, but overall is a ton of fun and excitment. Players in the game usually have quests to finish, monsters to kill, and mesos to acquire. Mesos being the ingame currency that Maplestory uses.
New characters in Maplestory all start of basically the same, with a beginner job. Later on in the game, through leveling and quest completion players will be able to select more skills, the path they choose to go and ultimately their class they will play with. Maplestory has a few classes to choose from, they are; Warrior, Magician, Bowman, or Thief, and if you’re playing the KoreanMS then you can even be a Pirate.
The word of Maplestory has a lot of cool features, you’re able to join guilds, complete hundreds of quests and a very strong economy. Players can trade items they obtained while killing monsters or finishing quests. Getting married in Maplestory is also possible, players that are to be wed can invite guests, be given items and even rings for the lucky pair.
Overall Maplestory is an awesome game that people love to have fun in. Destroying bad guys, finding cool items so that you can edit your character, and advancing in the game are just some of the perks. Maplestory is here to stay and the millions of people will be playing it.
