When it comes to 'Sol: Enchant', the ideal skill rotation for Rangers and Mages usually hinges on your MP recovery stats. For these classes, the most efficient route is to pick up one Rare and one Hero skill that aligns with your current power level. Knights, however, have a different story; their skills are surprisingly light on the mana bar, meaning you can comfortably learn and spam almost everything in their kit. Curious about which skills to prioritise or how to optimise your loadout? We’ve scoured the latest data from KookminTree to bring you the breakdown.

※ Please note that the MP consumption figures for these recommended skill combinations are estimates.
※ This guide only covers skill books available for purchase with Nine.
※ Personal stat variations may alter the recommended priority.

Q. What’s the recommended skill combo for Rangers?
A. Stick to Flare Shot and Gale Shot II as your foundation, then branch out based on your MP recovery.

For Rangers, pick up every Advanced-grade skill available. As for the Rare tier, I suggest following this order: Gale Shot II -> Divine Vision -> Guardian Critical I. Specifically, Divine Vision is a powerhouse buff that can net you roughly 7–8 MP recovery if you are rocking a Hero-grade God Armor. Simply calculate your total MP recovery needs by subtracting that bonus from your total skill expenditure.As for the remaining Rare skills like Trap Shot and Magic Shield, they are primarily for PvP utility, while Wind Pack I is essentially just for weight limit increases. Whether to add these to your bar depends entirely on your specific needs.

When diving into Hero-grade skills, let your MP recovery dictate your choices. If you’re hitting 59 or higher MP recovery with Divine Vision active, go for Silent Shot; if not, stick with Mystic Bolt. Bear in mind that you will eventually need both, so aiming for that 59 MP recovery threshold is a non-negotiable target.

Q. How about the best loadout for Mages?
A. Keep a close eye on your MP consumption and group synergy when adding new skills.

Unlike other classes, Mages operate on a group system. There are five categories: Fire, Thunder, Chain, Tornado, and Flame. Skills within the same group share a cooldown. For instance, if you cast Fire Ball, Fire Crash—which belongs to the same Fire group—will be locked out for 15 seconds. To save your precious Nine, it is best to master only one skill per group.

Start by grabbing all the affordable Advanced skills. Then, for Rare skills, I recommend Flame Casting III for its excellent damage-to-MP ratio, and Chain Shock for its massive area-of-effect. Chain Shock is particularly useful when grinding in easier areas like Kaltheon, below the Artaron Temple.

Be careful: Fire Crash and Thunder Strike share cooldowns with the Advanced-tier Fire Ball and Thunder. If your MP recovery is lagging, prioritise buffs like Guardian Mana I and Guardian Focus I instead. However, if your mana pool is healthy, upgrade to Thunder Strike. Unlike the single-target Thunder, Thunder Strike provides much better efficiency for general hunting.

I advise skipping Tornado and Flame Slash, as they share cooldowns with Hero-tier skills. That said, if you prefer shorter cooldowns, swapping Storm Tornado for Tornado is a valid tactical choice. Arcane Thunder, with its one-minute cooldown, rarely proves efficient for hunting, so leave that for last.

One final warning: once you hit Hero-grade hunting grounds like the Hyde Swamp, the mobs get vicious. If your stats aren't quite up to snuff, I suggest disabling Chain Shock during auto-battle. It tends to pull too much aggro, which is a one-way ticket to a respawn screen.

Q. What’s the play for Knights?
A. Since mana is rarely an issue, you should feel free to use most of the kit.

Knights are a different breed; their skills consume very little MP, allowing you to utilise almost everything you learn. Just be wary of Iron Howl I. It has low damage, a long cooldown, and a negligible effect. Furthermore, it pulls aggro from all targets within an 8m radius, which can easily lead to an untimely death if your gear isn't ready for the heat. Use it with caution.