Hello, this is GameSky.

Today, we’re taking a look at Maple Planet. While the game is under maintenance and access is temporarily unavailable, a new update has arrived: the release of the Cygnus Knights, the class group that begins in Ereve. So in this post, we’ll go over the Cygnus Knights release.

Let’s get started.





Table of Contents

• Cygnus Knights Release

• Gameplay

• Class-by-Class 1st Job Skill Tree Guide

• Wrapping Up



Cygnus Knights Release

The Cygnus Knights have been released in Maple Planet. Maple Planet has been drawing a lot of attention lately, and after today’s server maintenance, the Cygnus Knights were added through a new update. Of course, it may not feel entirely new to everyone, since they have already appeared on other user maps and servers as well. MapleLand 2.0 had already teased them, and they were also released in Rona World. Still, the question is how they will feel in Maple Planet. Let’s take a look.

Gameplay

The Cygnus button used to be black and white, but now it has color. In other words, it’s finally playable. Let’s click it and get started.

Up to this point, everything is very similar to the existing version, so I’ll skip over it for now. In MapleLand Tespia, since it was a test server, you started at level 10 from the tutorial. Here, it looks like the tutorial itself has been properly implemented.

As expected, the tutorial begins in Forest of Beginning 1. This was already known from other servers, but the implementation here is polished enough that it feels even more vivid.

On top of that, the helper pet did not appear on other servers. In Maple Planet, though, the helper pet stays right beside the player. This was a very nostalgic feature, so it’s nice to see it implemented so well.

In any case, you can level from 1 to 10 through the tutorial. Maple Planet gives a lot of quest EXP, so leveling is very fast. Just keep progressing until you reach level 10.

Once you reach level 10, you can choose your class. The available options are Soul Master, Wind Breaker, Flame Wizard, Night Walker, and Striker. I played Flame Wizard in MapleLand Tespia, so this time I’ll be choosing Striker.

That’s how I advanced to Striker. If you’ve successfully chosen Striker, make sure to level through the Training Hall Entrance quest next. Since it can take you up to around level 13–15, it’s definitely worth doing.

Class-by-Class 1st Job Skill Tree Guide

Soul Master	Soul 1 -> HP Boost 10 -> Power Strike 20 -> Slash Blast 10 -> Iron Body 1
Wind Breaker	Storm 1 -> Double Shot 20 -> The Eye of Amazon 8 -> Critical Shot 20 -> Focus 10
Flame Wizard	Magic Claw 20 -> MP Increase 10 -> Flame 20 -> Magic Guard 10 -> Magic Armor
Night Walker	Darkness 1 -> Lucky Seven 20 -> Nimble Body -> Keen Eyes 8 -> Dark Sight 10 - > Darkness 10
Striker	Lightning 1 -> Straight 20 -> Somersault Kick 20 -> Quick Motion -> Dash 10



Wrapping Up

Today, we looked at the release of the Cygnus Knights in Maple Planet, along with each class’s 1st job skill tree. Since the update went live quickly today, I recommend checking it out if you’re interested.

This has been GameSky. Thank you!