Knight Online Priest Skills Guide 2023

Welcome to the Knight Online Priest Skills Guide! In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the intricate world of Priest skills and uncover the secrets to becoming a formidable force on the battlefield. Whether you aspire to be a supportive healer, a debuff master, or a versatile hybrid, we have you covered. Join us as we explore the diverse skill sets, strategic gameplay tips, and optimal skill combinations to unleash the full potential of your Priest character. Get ready to heal, protect, and vanquish enemies as you embark on an epic journey in the mystical realm of Knight Online. Let's dive in and unlock the true power of the Priest class together!

Knight Online Priest Skills Guide 2023

Priest

In parties, Priests play as support characters, specializing in buffing or debuffing. They are the most durable characters in the game, providing high defense with armor that grants health bonuses, defensive shields, and maces. After completing the required INT bonus for the desired armor, and the STR bonus for the weapon and shield, they should allocate the remaining bonus points to HP.

Priests who prefer buff skills contribute extra health and defense to themselves and their party members. They strive to stay alive by using healing skills that restore 960-1920 and 10000 health. It is their priority to cleanse debuffs from enemy players using skills like "Cure Curse" or "Bless of God."

Priests who prefer debuff skills are the cornerstone of aggressive gameplay. Skills like Super Parasite, Parasite, Torment, Massive, Subside, and Malice can reduce the health and defense of opponents or creatures by up to 30%.

As for equipment, Priests prefer armor sets like Priest Chitin Armor set, Priest Chitin Shell Armor set, Priest Krowaz Armor set, and Priest Holy Armor set. They choose shields like "Name" of Shield, Dread Shield, Gab's Adamant, and Gab's Blessing, as well as maces like Holy Animor, Lobo Hammer, and Lycoan Hammer.

Battle (STR) Priest

If we said INT Priests are resilient, powerful, and indispensable in parties, we can say the opposite for STR Priests. However, despite their weak nature, STR Priests can deal high damage and eliminate opponents or creatures within seconds. After completing the required INT bonus for the desired armor, they should allocate all remaining points to STR. If the STR stat reaches 255, the remaining points should be allocated to HP.

Due to their nature, STR Priests should focus on buff skills. Wearing low-level armor with STR bonuses will significantly reduce their health and defense. Therefore, they should compensate for the drawbacks with buff skills.

If you have access to items that provide HP and defense bonuses, playing a STR Priest with debuff skills can be enjoyable. Having skills that reduce HP and defense allows you to quickly eliminate creatures and other players.

For an effective STR Priest, your character should be at least level 72. The most effective skill, "Helis," will unlock at level 72 and provide a significant advantage. To unlock the Helis skill, allocate 12 skill points to the Master skill class.

For equipment, the Fabric set is preferred for armor selection, and weapons like Iron Impact, Hell Breaker, and Mirage Sword are favored. However, keep in mind that Mirage Sword provides attack bonuses at the master level.

INT Battle Priest

In recent times, the evolving farming system in the game has made the INT-STR build for Priest characters popular. Characters built in this way may not have a significant impact on other players or parties. However, due to their high defense and the ability to deal high damage, they are often preferred in battles against creatures.

The key difference of this Priest build, capable of buffing or debuffing, lies in equipment selection. Wearing INT Priest armors and damage-dealing weapons like the Smite Hammer strengthens them in creature killing. Additionally, equipping an MP recovery weapon alongside their main weapon ensures that their MP level does not decrease during attacks. This allows the character to eliminate all creatures without incurring expenses.

For INT-STR Priests, the stat bonuses are 255 INT, as much STR as required by the equipment, and the remaining bonuses allocated to HP.

How to Unlock Priest Master?

After reaching level 60, if your character is from the El Morad race, you can acquire the Paladin master title, or if your character is from the Karus race, you can become a Shadow Knight. The master title strengthens your character and grants access to new skills. To reach the master level, you need to deliver one Unstable Kentaraus Heart, one Colmicola's Essence, and one Trethonz's Essence to the NPC named [Priest] Minerva in the castle of your race (El Morad Castle or Luferson Castle).

How to Unlock Skills Above Level 60 for Master Priest?

With the game's revamped skill unlocking system, Priest characters, like all other characters, can unlock their skills above level 60 using Spellstone Powder. The requirements are as follows: 5 Spellstone Powder for level 70 skill, 7 Spellstone Powder for level 72 skill, 9 Spellstone Powder for level 74 skill, 11 Spellstone Powder for level 76 skill, 12 Spellstone Powder for level 78 skill, and 15 Spellstone Powder for level 80 skill. If you're a Priest player, you will need a total of 59 Spellstone Powder items to unlock all your skills. You can unlock all your skills from the master unlock NPC, [Priest] Minerva.

Priest Skills and Characteristics

Priest skills play a crucial role in determining the fate of the game. Clans and their parties constantly rely on Priests. Using Priest skills at the right time and place will always keep you and your party one step ahead. Priest skills also elevate you in events compared to your opponents. For example, parties with Priest skills like Parasite and Torment will progress faster in the Juraid Mountain event.

Healing Skills

These are essential skills that you must use to prevent yourself or your party members from dying while killing creatures or fighting against other players. Healing skills are generally chosen as secondary skills and allocating 60 skill points is sufficient. If your team consists of mages, allocating 80 skill points will give your team an advantage.

Buff Skills

Adding bonuses to HP and defense values while gaining experience points or during battles provides a significant advantage. Buff skills are used to enhance durability.

Debuff Skills

If you want to gain absolute superiority over creatures and enemy players, you should also have a Priest with debuff skills. With these skills, you can make the opponent more vulnerable.

Master Skills

Master skills make your character much more durable with passive abilities and provide damaging and protective qualities through active usable skills.