Fly for Fun Hit and Run Elementor Guide by patangua

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What is it?
The hit and run (abbr. HnR) elementor is typically a high INT build that slows the target using the windfield skill before killing. By doing this, the elementor can maintain a safe distance between the target and itself, thus avoiding being hit.

This guide aims to provide the basic information that you require to be a successful HnR elementor

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Builds:
HnR elementors, if skilfully played, will not require much STA. As a HnR elementor, you should aim to keep a safe distance between yourself and the target thus avoiding being hit. If you’re not being hit, you don’t need the HP/def, right? The three main builds you can use are detailed below:

Full INT: xxx INT
Put all your stat points into INT. This allows for maximum damage, but can make collecting a little tricky. Be aware that windfield does not have a 100% chance to slow the monster down, so being full INT is risky and you may die if faced with a bad crit.

Typical HnR: 40-60 STA, xxx INT
This build gives a bit of HP to survive the odd hit from those pesky monsters that just refuse to slow. Of course, you can’t tank too many still, but it should provide you with a cushion while still providing excellent damage.

Hybrid: 80-100 STA, xxx INT
This build is a good all round build. With it, you don’t really have to worry too much if monsters aren’t slowing (I don’t even bother slowing the spawn until I’ve finished collecting with this build) and can even level by tanking if you fancy a change from HnR from time to time. This build doesn’t provide the highest damage output, but it does allow more flexibility with regards to your levelling style.

Skills
Main
Windfield: This is the main skill that a HnR elementor uses. It is a ranged AoE with a 50% chance to slow the target by 50% when maxed.
Wind mastery: When mastered this skill adds +15% damage to wind attacks.

Additional useful skills to master
Earthquake: This is another ranged AoE attack that is useful for fire/electric elemented targets.
: Earth mastery: When mastered this skill adds +15% damage to earth attacks.
Poison cloud: A damage over time (DoT) AoE that can aid in killing the target faster. Can be useful in collecting the spawn.
Water mastery: When mastered this skill adds +15% damage to water attacks.
Burning field: Another DoT AoE that can aid in killing the target faster. Can be useful in collecting the spawn.
Fire mastery: When mastered this skill adds +15% damage to fire attacks.
Blizzard: When mastered, has a 36% chance to stun the target. Can be useful when dealing with targets that are losing the slowing effect from windfield.
Blinkpool: Allows you to gain distance on the target more easily. Remember, the RM will lose target of you, so make sure they are aware of what’s happening.

+ A fast casting mage skill is always useful to have, such as ice missile or firestrike. One that helps increase damage of other skills is doubly useful.

Equipment
Armour
65-75: Use either the Misty/Teba set for decreased casting bonus or the ahes/anoos for +10 INT (and more damage). If you can afford to, you might find it beneficial to reduce the level 75 set so that you can use it early.
75-105: The Myurian/Myuran set is a great investment for any HnR ele. It gives decreased magic motion time and more defence that the Misty/Teba. Most elementors will stay with this set until 105, or even longer.
90: (Optional) You can opt to go for the Ellean/Elder set at this point if you wish, for the +7 INT bonus, but most HnR eles will stick with the 75 set.
105+: Here you might like to opt for the Shurian/Shabel set. This has a 15% decreased casting time bonus AND an additional 15% HP bonus – useful for surviving a few more hits when collecting.

Suit Piercing
It’s desirable to get your damage as high as possible so +Atk (lightning card) piercings are the best option.
Why to avoid other piercings:
+HP: (volcano card) You do not have much hp to start with, so adding these cards will not provide much extra
+Def: (Earthquake card) You do not have much def to start with, so adding these cards will not provide much extra
+MP: (Ocean card) Eles get quite a lot of MP/INT point, and as a high INT build you should have enough MP to get by with
+FP: (Vacuum card) Should be self explanatory… What does an ele need FP for?

Weapon Piercing*New*
v12 saw the arrival of a weapon piercing option. Weapons may now be pierced with up to 10 slots. This is not an easy task, and you will need a gpro to prevent your weapon from breaking (even going 0/1!).
Water cards: In keeping with the desire to do as much damage as possible, water cards would be the best option for your elementor. These add INT and DMMT.
Water card A: tbc
Water card B: 4 INT, 1% DMMT
Water card C: 3 INT, 1% DMMT
Water card D: 2 INT
The INT and DMMT stack, so a 3/3 piercing with 3 Water card B’s would give 12 INT and 3% DMMT to your weapon. Not too shoddy
Other piercings to consider, but in my opinion, these aren’t as good:
Land cards: Give STA. Might save you from dying from time to time if you get hit.
Land card A: tbc
Land card B: 4 STA
Land card C: 3 STA
Land card D: 2 STA
Wind cards: Give walking speed. This could be considered useful for HnR elementors.
Wind card A: tbc
Wind card B: 4% run speed, 1% atk speed
Wind card C: 2% run speed, 1% atk speed
Wind card D: 2% run speed
And what not to go for?
Fire and Electric cards: Give STR and DEX respectively. Neither of which an elementor needs.

Jewelry
You want to add to that damage to make levelling as fast as possible.
Intelli rings: More INT = more damage
Gore: Helps survive the odd hit when collecting
Demols: MORE DAMAGE (although you might want to stick with plugs for a bit more defence when starting out, to help you tank some hits. The levelling style does take some getting used to, and you’ll be taking a few blows until you master it).

Staves
I’d tend to use the appropriate green staff for your level UNLESS you can awaken a blue one close to your level with a good INT or decreased magic motion time awakening. A staff with a good attack awakening can also prove quite useful as this damage is added onto the DOT damage of Poison Cloud (for example, if you have a staff awakened with +150 attack, your DOT damage for poison cloud would be (100*attack piercing)+150+100). The Legendary Golden Staff has a decreased magic motion time bonus (one of the most useful bonuses of the green staffs), so if you are going to reduce a staff, this would be the one to reduce.
Elementing your staff with +1 wind will add damage to your windfield. However, elementing past +1 does not significantly increase damage.

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Levelling techniques:
Sgtchidori’s guide can answer this far better than I can. Find the guide here
There are also some videos in the guides section of this forum, which are worth taking a look at.

Collecting
There are several ways you can collect the spawn you want to AoE.
1. Use windfield: This will give you an early start on slowing some of the monsters down. However, it is a slow way to collect as compared with some others BUT a much safer way.
2. Use other AoE skills: such as Burning field and Poison cloud. These give DoT and will give you a head start in killing the bad guy