Welcome back to the Weekly Forum Highlight for Blade & Soul Revolution. June was a whirlwind of activity, and now we’ve waded into the first week of July amidst the sweltering heat. While there haven't been any earth-shattering updates, our community members have been keeping busy, obsessively farming field bosses. Let’s dive into the week's top stories.

This Week’s Forum Buzz

Face to Face with a Giant Foe!

The final June update brought some much-needed love to Hongmoon Record collections. The acquisition routes have been significantly buffed; you now have a higher chance of snagging those elusive collection items from the top-tier Soulstones in the Otherworld War zones and from gathering after the Beast War concludes. Furthermore, taking down field bosses in Wihwang Fortress, Soulstone Valley, Gyuto Land, and Red Dragon Volcano now grants 'Valuable Bundles,' which have become a hot commodity for collectors.

Capitalising on this, 'GM Harin' has kicked off a field boss verification event. It’s a simple affair: just snap a shot of your character engaging with a giant boss. Whether it’s a standard field boss or a Beast War boss, anything goes—and you don't even need to be in the heat of combat for it to count. My advice? Take the photo the moment you spot the boss. Since our players tend to vaporise these bosses instantly, it’s best to secure that screenshot while you can.

The event runs from June 26th to July 9th. 100 lucky participants will be drawn to receive a 'Rare King's Book Box.' Just post your proof in the 'Face to Face with a Giant Foe!' board to enter.

Q&A Issues

Q. I'm running low on 'Superior Battlefield Tokens'.

A user named 'Yua-Dok-Jon' raised a point about the new Battlefield Token shop. They were struggling to balance buying the weekly limit of five Slate pieces and two Selection Boxes, leaving them short on tokens. Veteran players 'Triple A' and 'In-gi' suggested stepping up into higher tiers of the 'Chaos Battlefield'.

While Tier 1 is all about boss competition, Tiers 2 and 3 require you to keep a wary eye on hostile players. The trade-off, however, is that you earn extra Superior Battlefield Tokens for kills and assists, making it far more efficient. If you want to clear out that weekly shop, Tier 1 just won't cut it—you’ll need to brave the higher tiers.

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Catch the Summer Luck!

To beat the heat, the 'Summer Warm-up Luck Step-Up' shop has opened. It’s a seven-stage affair, with each step requiring different currencies. The first stage nets you three '2025 Lucky Summer Summon Pouches' for a paltry 777 silver—grab these immediately. Keep an eye out for the 3rd stage (777 Blue Crystals) and the 5th stage (777 silver), which offer a '2025 Lucky Summer Summon Pouch 10+1' and seven 'Mythic Wheel Tickets' respectively.

If you push through to the final 7th stage, you'll be gifted five 'Legendary [Jin] Guardian Spirit Protection Selection Boxes' and one 'Summer Warm-up Luck Selection Box' as a bonus. The shop is open from June 30th until the July update.

Weekly Nonogram

Time for 'Muyounggwi' to step into the spotlight

The monthly ranking for the Ranking Dungeon closes on July 7th at 4:00 AM. After that, we get to experience the revamped 'Challenger's Sanctuary'. The existing buffs are being swapped out, and we’re expecting our first encounter with the new boss, 'Muyounggwi'. It’s only fitting that this week’s Nonogram features the face of this very boss.

Focus on the head, wings, and legs for this right-hand pattern. As always, start with the larger numbers. It’s a bit of a tricky one, so don't feel bad if you need to peek at the solution below. With so many smaller numbers scattered about, keep a close eye on the empty spaces. Here’s hoping the actual boss fight is easier than this puzzle!

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The Classic Favourite: 'Force Master'

Force Master is one of the original classes of Blade & Soul Revolution. Along with Blade Master, Kung Fu Master, and Destroyer, it formed the core 'Blade-Kung-Dest-Force' quartet. As the only ranged option at launch, it enjoyed immense popularity. It was a go-to for top-tier PvP players in the early 'Revolution Challenge'. However, as more ranged classes like Archer and Gunner hit the scene, its popularity naturally waned.

Recently, a string of balance buffs has put the class in a good spot. According to a June server trend survey, 68 out of 2,000 players—that's 3.4%—are still maining the class. That’s actually quite high for an 'older' class compared to the 1-2% range of others. The high ratio of dedicated veterans makes running into a skilled Force Master quite a headache for opponents. This wallpaper features the classic Lyn Force Master.