Sugar smiled and realized that they were talking about the Maple Tree Legend, to which the Beginner excitedly told her that Amherst and Southperry, the two towns on Maple Island, had been built centered around the Maple Tree in honor of the First Explorer. They explained that they had come to the Maple Tree in order to read about the First Explorer. Realizing that Sugar had mistaken them for an Explorer, the Beginner clarified that they weren't an Explorer themselves, though they liked reading about the adventures of Explorers. After the Beginner found the hairpin in the leaf piles, Sugar thanked them and asked for their name before giving them a gift for helping her, explaining that it would help them on their adventures. Just then, Sugar noticed them approaching and introduced herself before asking if they could help her find her maple-leaf shaped hairpin. As the light faded, the Beginner wondered whether they had merely imagined it, though they decided to keep the leaf, as it felt special to them. Just as the Beginner arrived at the Maple Tree, a glowing maple leaf fell from the branches into the Beginner's hands. In order to secure a lasting peace, however, he fell as a maple leaf until the day that another maple leaf would herald his coming when the pitch-black sunset would stain the northern sky. One day, the Beginner was heading to the Maple Tree when they found a girl named Sugar reading aloud the story of the First Explorer, born as a maple leaf who quelled the chaos of the world by forging his willpower into a weapon and slashing through the earth and the sky. Enraptured, the Beginner would read the book every day underneath the Maple Tree that the First Explorer loved. Amongst the many stories, they were captivated by the Maple Tree Legend, the story of the First Explorer. There, they discovered a dusty book, which contained records of the greatest heroes of Maple World. On Maple Island, a young Beginner visited the library in the hope of escaping their dull, repetitive life. The only exception to this possibly being the Dual Blade, though one could argue that the intent is to tell the story of a singular Dual Blade.
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Aside from that lore, however, they tend to follow the general Explorer storyline introduced in the MapleStory RED update.Īnother aspect that sets them apart from the rest of the Explorers, the Cygnus Knights (save for the Mihile job) and most Resistance jobs, is that while the player is free to choose the look, style and gender of the special explorer, there are canonized interpretations of these specific characters, an aspect drawing more from character types like Heroes, Sengoku, Nova, Child of God and Kinesis. As of yet, these elite explorer jobs are only available to Thieves and Pirates and they all have their own lore created to set the stage for why and how they're different from their traditional counterparts. To access these jobs, one must choose them individually from the character creation screen. "Special" or "Elite" Explorers are jobs that fall under one of the five classes but aren't available through conventional means. Relevant discussion may be found on the talk page. This article or section requires cleanup to meet MapleWiki's quality standards. It is hard to level up as a Perma-Beginner since a majority of quests are job-restricted, and it is harder to take down most monsters than other characters. Their build is similar to that of a Warrior's so they rely mostly on melee weapons, but they will also never hit as high as most Warriors. However, disadvantages to being a Perma-Beginner include having less HP and MP (Health and Mana Points), lack of skills, and very limited access to equipment. They get several perks, including no EXP-loss upon death and plenty of respect after reaching a certain level. Permanent Beginners, also known as Perma-Beginners, are Beginners who choose not to make a job advancement.
They do this for a variety of reasons, the main one being that it is a challenge to take a Beginner that far. Though Beginners are not considered one of the five character classes available for job progression within the Explorers, some people choose to remain as a Beginner past the first, second, or even third job advancement periods. At level 10, Beginners may make their first job advancement and become either a Warrior, Magician, Bowman, Thief, or a Pirate. All new players who are in the category of "Explorers" start the game as Beginners on Maple Island. Beginners are the first Explorer job in MapleStory.
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