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Ninja
Job Base(s):	Novice
Job Type:	First (Expanded)
Job Level:	70
Race:	Human
Changes At:	Amatsu
Number of Skills:	23
Total Skill Points:	175
Total Quest Skills:	0
Job Bonuses
STR AGI VIT INT DEX LUK +1 +8 +1 +5 +6 +4

Shrouded in secrecy and mysticism, the Ninja is a formidable warrior that strikes swiftly before quietly escaping into the night. This elusive class has an eclectic repertoire to dispatch enemies from the shadows that specializes in evasion skills and attacks using Ninja Daggers, Shurikens, Kunai, and even Ninja Magic.

The Ninja class offers three types of roles to play: a Magic Ninja, a Throwing Ninja, and a Melee Ninja. Ninjas excel in the art of evasion, using skills like Cicada Skin Shed and Mirror Image which prevent almost all non-magical damage from harming them. Their magic skilltree offers several unique spells that are unlike that of any other class.

Kunai, Shuriken, and Magic Stones needed to cast Ninja Magic Skills can all be bought from the Ninja Tool Merchant located in the Prontera Weapon Shop (prt_in 162/139)Paste Ingame. This trader will also allow you to create Kunai Scrolls as well.

NOTE: This class is not recommended for new players as it is difficult and expensive to play effectively. The Magic and Throwing Ninjas require materials/ammunition to use all of their skills with most having long casting times and Melee Ninjas are simply ineffective to level. 

See Ninja Job Change Guide for a full guide.

Once you are a Job Level 10 Novice, you have 2 methods of changing into a Ninja:

1. Go to the Ninja Classroom on the 2nd Floor of Criatura Academy and speak to the NPC named Ninja Guide (iz_ac02 140/138)Paste Ingame who sends you to Amatsu. Then, follow the Ninja Job Change Guide for information.
2. Alternatively, take the boat from the docks in northeastern Izlude to get to Alberta (for 500z). Next, talk to Akagi located at (alberta 30/63)Paste Ingame in Alberta. Then, follow the Ninja Job Change Guide for information.

Regardless of how you Job Change, Cougar will reward you with a Asura [2].

Recommended stats by Base Level 99:

• STR: 1
• AGI: 1
• VIT: 50
• INT: 90
• DEX: 90
• LUK: 1

The Magic Ninja is the most viable build now due to its strong AOE spells and ability to target elemental weaknesses. This build is similar to a Mage or Wizard but has its own set of unique skills to take advantage of but require magical stones as catalysts. Magic Ninjas raise their INT and DEX to improve damage as well as reduce cast times on spells. The rest of the points can be used to raise VIT for survivability and maybe some LUK for additional damage output if desired.

The majority of Ninja skills require catalyst stones which are sold by NPCs, usually in a major city's Weapon Shop. Their primary damage skills are Blaze Shield and Exploding Dragon that can most likely get you to Base Level 99, with Snow Flake Draft and First Wind also being a options. Freezing Spear can also be a strong single-target spell but its cast time can be a hurdle to overcome. Cicada Skin Shed is essential to increase survivability, while Ninja Aura gives a minor boost to INT.

Of the different Ninja builds, the Magic Ninja is now the fastest leveler due to their ability to mob up monsters with Blaze Shield and Exploding Dragon.

Primary Skills: Blaze Shield, Exploding Dragon, Snow Flake Draft, First Wind, Cicada Skin Shed

Complementary Skills: Ninja Aura, Freezing Spear

Recommended stats by Base Level 99:

• STR: 90
• AGI: 1
• VIT: 90
• INT: 20
• DEX: 40
• LUK: 1

Throwing Ninja builds attempt to capitalize on the Ninja's various throwing skills to hunt monsters from a safe range. Unlike the Archer or Gunslinger, Throwing skills are based on STR for damage with DEX needed for HIT (and to reduce Throw Huuma Shuriken's cast time) and VIT for survivability. Throw Huuma Shuriken is also SP intensive, so some INT is recommended.

Throwing builds are harder to work with in earlier levels due to lack of a quick AOE skill and need for managing ammunition. Throw Shuriken is a quick and cheap single-target skill that, with enough ASPD, can be used in quick succession to make up for its lower damage. It also ignores accuracy so will always hit, regardless of your HIT rate, and requires 1 Shuriken to cast. Throw Kunai is the stronger version of your shuriken skill, able to get even stronger with elemental Kunai (each cast will require 1), with some minor cooldown preventing it to spam as quickly at a single target. Throw Huuma Shuriken is the Throwing Ninja's AOE damage skill and will be most effective for leveling on mobs, but it has an intensely long cast time and after cast delay that makes this skill difficult to use without a tank or expensive gear. To use this, you will need to equip a Huuma Shuriken weapon as equipment.

If zeny is no object, it's possible to build around Throw Coins, a single target DEF-piercing ranged skill, to spend 10,000z per use. Even if rich, it's not recommended as the price will build up rapidly with regular use for mediocre output for a single-target skill.

Primary Skills: Throw Shuriken, Throw Kunai, Throw Huuma Shuriken, Cicada Skin Shed

Complementary Skills: Throw Coins, Ninja Aura

Recommended stats by Base Level 99:

• STR: 90
• AGI: 1 or 80
• VIT: 1 or 80
• INT: 15
• DEX: 50
• LUK: 30

A Melee Ninja is a niche and "for fun" build of the Ninja class due to the fact that they tend to be the most difficult to level. This is mainly due to the high SP costs of skills, low FLEE for the class, and no AOE skills to level effectively. It's common for melee ninjas to pick up one or two skills from the throwing ninja skill tree (since they both scale off STR), which tends to make leveling somewhat easier. Primarily, you will use Haze Slasher to attack and enter Hiding, then use Shadow Slash or Shadow Leap and repeat on monsters one-by-one.

Do not use Killing Stroke.

Melee ninjas get STR for damage, then AGI for FLEE and ASPD or VIT for survivability (due to poor dodge rate at low levels), and the rest into DEX and INT. Due to the high SP cost of skills, some INT is often recommended. Some Ninjas choose to get some LUK to aid the skill Shadow Slash, which has a natural 50% chance to CRIT, and every 3 points also increases ATK by 1.

This build poorly tries to copy the style of the Assassin class while utilizing the Ninja's own skills. Unfortunately, the Ninja doesn't get the FLEE bonuses of the Thief classes, so it relies heavily on its evasion spells and stealth attacks instead. With the proper Auto-Cast or Crit gears, this build can be fun if the player is looking for something similar to a real-world equivalent to a ninja type of gameplay... but is not usually recommended.

Primary Skills: Haze Slasher, Shadow Slash, Shadow Leap, Cicada Skin Shed

Complementary Skills: Ninja Aura

Below are three suggestions to efficiently level a new character:

1. First, get gear and experience for your new character by following this Izlude tutorial guide from the forums (this guide is also listed down below in the Archer equipment section with additional details). Note that you do not need to complete all of these quests, and simply joining the Academy and getting some gear may be all that you need to start. Using the Job Classrooms on the 2nd Floor to more easily reach your Job Change NPC is helpful as well.
2. Using Catherina Von Blood [1], you can level as soon as base level 3-56 in Sunken Ship. Talk to Fisk (alberta 189/151)Paste Ingame and pay 250z to go to the Sunken Ship. As an archer, you will be using Arrow Shower.
3. Without using Catherina Von Blood [1], using the Geffen Bounty Board Quests kill Roda Frogs until level 21(they drop sticky webfeet that you can sell to players or turn in for the level 56-71 Eden Group Leveling Quests) , then using the Payon Bounty Board Quests kill Bigfoots until level 41. Then, using the Eden Group Leveling Quests and Geffen Bounty Board Quests, kill Orc Warriors, Orc Ladies, and Orc Babies until level 60.
   You can accept multiple quests at one time, however when turning in do note that you cannot gain more than 1 full level from a single quest, so do try to turn the quests in when you have a low exp percentage or after you've job changed if you're job level 49.

Placing both your Kunai and Kunai Scrolls on the hotkey bar will allow players to monitor how many Kunai they have left, open new Kunai Scrolls with a single key-press, and equip Kunai if you accidentally run out. This can be a life saver in emergency situations.

When mobbing or tanking groups of monsters, especially for AOE leveling, Healing Items WILL need to be consumed and often even spammed.

Two popular and cheap healing items are Nepeta Cataria and Fresh Fish due to their cheap cost and low weight:

• Nepeta Cataria can be purchased from Cat Paw Shrimp Merchant in Izlude (izlude 117/165)Paste Ingame or Prontera (prontera 137/223)Paste Ingame (or in Lasagna (lasagna 166/117)Paste Ingame if starting as a Doram) for only 15z each (11z with max Discount).
• Fresh Fish can be purchased from Cooking Merchant (payon 167/134)Paste Ingame in Payon or Chef's Assistant (alberta 167/134)Paste Ingame at the docks of Alberta, as well as other cities, for only 250z each (190z with max Discount).

For a list of Healing Items, a comparison, and a list of a couple popular Healing Items, please see the main article: Healing Items.

1. Your next class is a Kagerou/Oboro; you may have to adjust your build accordingly.
   
2. Use Eden Group Leveling Quests and Bounty Board Quests to find monsters to kill around your level.
   
3. Use Stat Reset to reset your stats as needed to maximize your damage.
   
4. Use Skill Reset to reset your skills as needed to maximize your damage.
   
5. Use Elemental Converters to increase your damage by changing your weapons element that is strong against the monster's element.
   
6. Use ASPD Potions to greatly increase your killing speed at lower levels.
   
7. Use the Archer/Mage/Ninja Sniping Maps in Leveling Spots to kill monsters from far away
   
8. Useful recovery items for HP/SP (if using heavier items like Meat/Honey, it is advised to RODEX separate amounts to yourself in smaller portions to keep within your weight limit):
   • Meat
     
   • Fresh Fish
     
   • Nepeta Cataria
     
   • Strawberry
     
   • Honey
     
   • Mastela Fruit
     
   • Royal Jelly
     
9. Useful DEX or ATK cards:
   • Dolomedes Card
     
   • Drops Card
     
   • Zerom Card
     
   • Andre Card
     
   • Zipper Bear Card
     
10. Useful long-ranged damage increase card:
    • Archer Skeleton Card
      
11. Useful HP cards:
    • Pupa Card
      
    • Yellow Novus Card
      
    • Green Ferus Card
      
    • Pupa Card
      
12. Useful Utility cards:
    • Vitata Card
      
    • Creamy Card
      
    • Raydric Card
      
13. May use any of the following gear at lower levels based on your budget:
    • Cat Hand Glove [1]
      
    • Apple of Archer [1]
      
    • Ramen Hat [0]
      
    • Rideword Hat [1]
      
    • Tights [1]
      
    • Mad Bunny Special [1]
      
    • Heroic Backpack [1]
      

It is vital that you understand how each status affects your character to play the game well. Below is a summary but go to the Primary Stats page for detailed information.

• STR - increases ATK of melee weapons, increases Weight Limit, and slightly increases ATK of "ranged-type" weapons.
  
• AGI - increases Flee, ASPD, and provides resistance to Bleeding and Sleep status effects.
  
• VIT - increases Max HP, effectiveness of Healing potions, and resistance to Stun, Poison, Deadly Poison, Burning, and Freezing status effects.
  
• INT - increases MATK, Max SP, SP Recovery, and effectiveness of SP potions, decreases Variable Cast Time (VCT), provides resistance to Blind, Silence, and Chaos status effects.
  
• DEX - decreases Variable Cast Time (VCT), increases HIT, MATK, ATK of "ranged-type" weapons, and slightly increases ATK of "melee-type" weapons.
• LUK - increases ATK, MATK, CRIT, HIT, Flee, Perfect Dodge, Forging, Potion Creation, Cooking, and provides resistance to Blind, Curse, Frozen, Poison, Silence, Sleep, Stone Curse, and Stun.

Melee Weapons - (Axes, Books, Daggers, Katars, Knuckles, Maces, and Spears)
Ranged Weapons - (Bows, Guns, Instruments, and Whips)

• Magic Ninjas will primarily use the Daggers Asura or Bazerald, as those daggers raise their MATK. The Asura doesn't give an INT bonus like the Bazerald, but allows flexibility with its 3 card slots. Eden Daggers will be a lot better than Asura.
• Throwing Ninjas will primarily use the Huuma Shurikens. The Huuma Blaze Shuriken's high attack is useful for Throw Kunai, while the Huuma Calm Mind deals the best damage with Throw Huuma Shuriken. If a Ninja wants to opt for more defense, they can switch to using a Dagger and Shield instead, but cannot cast Throw Huuma Shuriken without switching back to a Huuma, and must remember the Dagger's size modifier. An Ice Pick is a useful weapon against high-DEF enemies.
• Killing Stroke Ninjas will want whichever weapon will give them the highest % modifier, those being 4 slotted Daggers or Huumas. Daggers are a better choice as they allow the Ninja to wear a shield, though against Demi Human targets the Battlegrounds Huumas will deal more damage at the sacrifice of a shield.
• Melee Ninjas will primarily use various types of daggers to maximize on the damage output of their skills. Ninjas cannot wear Assassin Dagger, Counter Dagger, or Curse Dagger.

In general for all Ninja builds, a Fortune Sword is a notable weapon for using Perfect Dodge in combination with Cicada Skin Shed. The Kagerou and Oboro are able to dual-wield and thus may equip two fortune swords. Equipped with this and possibly other Perfect Dodge gears and cards (such as Yoyo-carded accessories), a Ninja can be used to drag high-attack monsters with little risk, but must still be careful of magic and monsters' elemental attacks. With two fortune swords and a pair of yoyo-carded accessories, this provides an additional 51 of Perfect Dodge.

Aside from being able to equip most dagger type weapons, Ninja's are also able to equip Ninja-class only daggers, some of which are available through item quests.

Ninja Class Daggers

Name	ATK	Element	Weapon Level	Weight	Required Level	Status	Dropped by
Asura [2], [3]	50	Neutral	1	6	12	MATK +50	(0) - from Job Change (3) - Baby Desert Wolf
Murasame [1], [2]	95	Water	2	70	24	CRIT +10% vs. demi-human	(1) - Karakasa (2) - Shinobi
Jitte [0], [1]	70	Neutral	2	40	35	Breaks Weapons	(1) - Kapha
Hakujin [0], [1]	120	Neutral	3	80	42	Chance of casting level 1 Heal	(0) - Miyabi Doll (1) - Wanderer
Khukri	150	Shadow	3	60	65	Chance to Curse	Petite (Sky)
Kamaitachi	125	Wind	4	90	70	CRIT +3, ASPD +3%	The Paper

Ninjas wear mostly light-medium DEF armors, including the general armors such as Mantle/Coat/Formal Suit, and several of the Thief armors such as Thief Clothes and Ninja Suit. The Ninja Suit can combo with the Shinobi Sash to help reduce the Ninja's SP consumption. The Pantie + Undershirt combo can be useful for AGI Ninjas to compensate for the lack of Flee boosting skills. Being an Expanded class, Ninjas cannot wear any gears that are labeled as being only for Transcendent classes.

• Guard [1]: The basic shield that any class can use. Good as a cheap and flexible shield, but is somewhat lacking in DEF.
• Arm Guard [1]: A special shield which only Ninjas can equip, that gives more DEF then a Guard. Obtainable through a quest. Be careful when carding these, as Ninjas are the only class that can equip them.
• Advanced Arm Guard [1]: Similar to the Arm Guard, but trades 1 DEF for 5 MDEF. The Valkyrja's Shield is a better choice if the player is worried about magic damage though.
• Valkyrja's Shield [1]: The shield preferred by most players for PvP and WoE, due to its Element resistances and being usable by any class.

See Ninja Equipment Quests for information on how to make Arm Guards.

Ninjas have two types of ammunition: Shuriken and Kunai. In addition, certain Ninja skills require catalysts that can only be purchased in Amatsu.

Used for the skill Throw Shuriken. The bonus damage added by the skills Dagger Throwing Practice and Throw Shuriken are mastery atk.

See Shuriken for a list of available Shurikens.

Used for the skill Throw Kunai but have to be manufactured, unlike Shuriken which can be purchased from the NPC directly. Only Ninjas can make Kunai through an NPC at the Ninja Guild in Amatsu.

See Kunai for a list of available Kunai.

Catalyst Stones are needed to cast various magic-type Ninja skills and to manufacture Kunai.

Using a Merchant with a Discount skill is a common practice to Conserving Zeny while buying Catalysts.

Catalyst Stones:

Name	Required for	Cost
Flame Stone	Blaze Shield and Exploding Dragon	150z
Ice Stone	Watery Evasion and Snow Flake Draft	150z
Wind Stone	Lightning Jolt and First Wind	150z
Shadow Orb	Mirror Image	300z

Ninjas have three primary branches of skills: Throwing, Deception and Magic. The player can opt to master one branch, or mix elements from two branches. They also have the sub-branch with supportive skills, and an "Ultimate" skill.

Throwing skills rely on the user's STR for damage, while Magic skills use INT, meaning that these two branches are rarely mixed. Deception is a mix of evasion skills and attack skills, and usually all Ninja builds will include Cicada Skin Shed due to its usefulness in avoiding attacks.

See Skill Reset for information about free skill resets.

Skill	Description	Levels	Type
Dagger Throwing Practice	Gives a Weapon Mastery-type damage bonus to Throw Shuriken.	10	Passive
Throw Shuriken	Throw a Shuriken to deal a small amount of damage, but with little delay.	10	Offensive
Throw Kunai	Throw a Kunai to deal three hits.	5	Offensive
Throw Huuma Shuriken	Use a Huuma Shuriken to strike all targets in a 3x3 area around the target.	5	Offensive
Throw Coins	Throw a random amount of zeny at the target to deal DEF-piercing damage.	10	Offensive
Flip Tatami	Deal damage and knockback nearby enemies, and create the Pneuma effect on one cell of the ground.	5	Offensive
Shadow Leap	From the Hiding status, instantly move to a target cell. (But not through solid obstacles.)	5	Active
Haze Slasher	Strike a target and enter the Hiding status.	10	Offensive
Shadow Slash	From the Hiding status, instantly move to target enemy and strike them with a chance for a critical hit.	5	Offensive
Cicada Skin Shed	Evade up to three physical attacks, with each trigger moving the Ninja away from the attacker.	5	Active
Mirror Image	Evade up to five physical attacks, without the pushback that Cicada Skin Shed has.	10	Active
Flaming Petals	Attack a single target with up to 10× MATK Fire-element damage.	10	Offensive
Blaze Shield	Create a 5x5 field of fire that stalls enemies and rapidly deals Fire-element damage.	10	Offensive
Exploding Dragon	Summon a flaming dragon to deal Fire-element damage to all enemies in the 5x5 area around the target.	5	Offensive
Freezing Spear	Attack a single target with up to 12x MATK Water-element damage.	10	Offensive
Watery Evasion	Create a field of water that slows down all enemies, except for other Ninjas.	10	Active
Snow Flake Draft	Summon down a block of ice to deal Water-element damage to nearby enemies, with a chance of freezing them.	5	Offensive
Wind Blade	Attack a single target with up to 6x MATK Wind-element damage.	10	Offensive
Lightning Jolt	Summon down a lightning bolt to strike all nearby enemies for Wind-element damage.	5	Offensive
First Wind	Strike all targets within a 3-cell wide path to the target with Wind-element damage.	5	Offensive
Ninja Aura	Sacrifice a small amount of HP to increase INT and STR, and allow the casting of Mirror Image and Killing Stroke.	5	Active
Ninja Mastery	Passively increases SP recovery speed when not moving.	10	Passive
Killing Stroke	Reduce the Ninja's HP to 1% in order to deal a strong blow to a single target.	10	Offensive

Job Bonus

Stat\Amount	+1	+2	+3	+4	+5	+6	+7	+8
STR	59
AGI	1	2	12	21	31	41	51	61
VIT	60
INT	20	29	42	50	62
DEX	11	22	32	43	53	63
LUK	30	40	52	64

Equip Attack Speed From Novice Bare Handed 156 0 Shield -6 +4 Dagger -3 +12 Huuma Shuriken -15 N/A

ASPD Potions Usable Concentration ✔ Awakening ✔ Berserk ✘

Level HP 1 40 2 47 3 54 4 61 5 69 6 77 7 85 8 94 9 103 10 202 11 212 12 222 13 232 14 243 15 254 16 265 17 277 18 289 19 301 20 316

Level HP 21 331 22 346 23 364 24 382 25 400 26 420 27 440 28 460 29 482 30 504 31 526 32 548 33 572 34 596 35 620 36 646 37 672 38 698 39 726 40 754

Level HP 41 784 42 814 43 844 44 876 45 908 46 940 47 975 48 1,010 49 1,100 50 1,140 51 1,180 52 1,220 53 1,260 54 1,300 55 1,340 56 1,385 57 1,430 58 1,475 59 1,520 60 1,565

Level HP 61 1,615 62 1,665 63 1,715 64 1,765 65 1,815 66 1,880 67 1,935 68 1,990 69 2,045 70 2,100 71 2,160 72 2,220 73 2,280 74 2,340 75 2,400 76 2,460 77 2,520 78 2,580 79 2,640 80 2,705

Level HP 81 2,770 82 2,835 83 2,900 84 2,965 85 3,030 86 3,100 87 3,170 88 3,240 89 3,310 90 3,380 91 3,455 92 3,530 93 3,605 94 3,680 95 3,760 96 3,840 97 3,920 98 4,000 99 4,080

Ninja • Kagerou / Oboro • Shinkiro / Shiranui
1st Class Skills	Blaze Shield • Cicada Skin Shed • Dagger Throwing Practice • Exploding Dragon • First Wind • Flaming Petals • Flip Tatami • Freezing Spear • Haze Slasher • Killing Stroke • Lightning Jolt • Mirror Image • Ninja Aura • Ninja Mastery • Shadow Leap • Shadow Slash • Snow Flake Draft • Throw Coins • Throw Huuma Shuriken • Throw Kunai • Throw Shuriken • Watery Evasion • Wind Blade
2nd Class Skills	Common	16th Night • Cast Ninja Spell • Cross Slash • Earth-Charm • Fire-Charm • Ice-Charm • Illusion-Bewitch • Illusion-Death • Illusion-Shadow • Illusion-Shock • Kunai Explosion • Kunai Splash • Left Hand Mastery • Makibishi • Pure Soul • Rapid Throw • Release Ninja Spell • Right Hand Mastery • Shadow Hiding • Soul Cutter • Swirling Petal • Wind-Charm
	Kagerou	Shadow Trampling • Shadow Warrior • Empty Shadow
	Oboro	Distorted Crescent • Ominous Moonlight • Moonlight Fantasy
3rd Class Skills	Passive Skills	Mirage • Nightmare Erasion
	Melee Physical Skills	Infiltrate • Shadow Hunting • Shadow Dance • Shadow Flash • Shadow - Nightmare
	Ranged Physical Skills	Kunai - Distortion • Kunai - Rotation • Kunai - Refraction • Kunai - Nightmare • Huuma Shuriken - Grasp • Huuma Shuriken - Construct
	Magic Skills	Melt Away • Red Flame Cannon • Cold Blooded Cannon • Thundering Cannon • Golden Dragon Cannon • Darkening Cannon • Dark Dragon - Nightmare
Quests	Ninja Job Change Guide • Ninja Equipment Quests • Ninja Weapon Quests • Ninja Gear Enchants • Kagerou & Oboro Job Change Guide • Shinkiro & Shiranui Job Change Guide
Weapons	Dagger • Huuma Shuriken • Shuriken • Kunai

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