MapleStory Classic World damage rankings: 2nd job at Lv 70

Which second-job attack actually hits hardest?

Every second-job attack, run through the same damage engine the planner decomposes with, against a level 70 character whose stats and weapon are printed above each table. Ranked inside a class rather than across all of them: a mage and a warrior are two formulas over two stats, and merging them would produce a winner rather than a comparison. The class tier list reads these same numbers across classes, one axis at a time, with its cutoffs printed.

Biggest single hit

2,940

Crossbowman · Final Attack: Crossbow

Biggest cast on a crowd

8,821

Crossbowman · Iron Arrow, 6 monsters

Most damage per MP

177

Page · Final Attack: Blunt Weapon

Classes ranked

at level 70

The character every number is run against

Level 70. Every AP point in the class’s own stat, with the other three left at their floor and enough taken out for whatever the weapon demands. Weapon mastery maxed. The best weapon of the right family a level 70 character could equip in the Public Release client, firing the strongest stars or arrows it may use where the weapon is a claw, a bow or a crossbow, and no other source of attack at all: no scrolls, no gear, no potions, no party buffs. Each attack lands on the actions the client gives it: its own where it has one (Double Stab always stabs), else the weapon’s whole swing and stab list, averaged, and a shot for a ranged weapon. Adding those lifts every row and barely moves the order, while turning the absolute numbers into a claim about a character nobody has.

FighterSTR 292, DEX 70Doombringer · 93 attack

PageSTR 292, DEX 70Doombringer · 93 attack

SpearmanSTR 292, DEX 70Redemption · 95 attack

F/P WizardINT 358Angel Wings · 111 attack

I/L WizardINT 358Angel Wings · 111 attack

ClericINT 358Angel Wings · 111 attack

HunterDEX 292, STR 70Red Hinkel · 90 attackfiring Adamantium Arrows for Bows · +3 attack

CrossbowmanDEX 302, STR 60Gross Jaeger · 92 attackfiring Mithril Arrows for Crossbows · +3 attack

AssassinLUK 292, DEX 70Green Scarab · 47 attackfiring Hwabi Throwing Stars · +29 attack

BanditLUK 297, DEX 65Kandine · 88 attack

Fighter

STR 292, secondary 70, mastery 10/10, Doombringer at 93 attack. Damage is the midpoint of the roll, so a row is what an average hit does rather than a best case. The skill numbers come from the extractor’s own per-rank series where there is one and from the tooltip where there is not; the “from” column says which, because a table that mixes provenance silently is one nobody can check.

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Final Attack: Axeaxe	200%	1	3	1,574	4,722	18	87	client
Final Attack: Swordsword	200%	1	3	1,574	4,722	18	87	client
Rushsword	80%	1	6	630	3,777	15	42	client

Page

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Final Attack: Blunt Weaponblunt weapon	360%	1	1	2,833	2,833	16	177	client
Final Attack: Swordsword	360%	1	1	2,833	2,833	16	177	client
Rushsword	80%	1	6	630	3,777	15	42	client

Spearman

STR 292, secondary 70, mastery 10/10, Redemption at 95 attack. Damage is the midpoint of the roll, so a row is what an average hit does rather than a best case. The skill numbers come from the extractor’s own per-rank series where there is one and from the tooltip where there is not; the “from” column says which, because a table that mixes provenance silently is one nobody can check.

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Final Attack: Polearmpolearm	350%	1	1	2,631	2,631	16	164	client
Final Attack: Spearspear	350%	1	1	2,631	2,631	16	164	client
Rushspear	80%	1	6	643	3,859	15	43	client

F/P Wizard

INT 358, secondary 4, mastery 10/10, Angel Wings at 111 attack. Damage is the midpoint of the roll, so a row is what an average hit does rather than a best case. The skill numbers come from the extractor’s own per-rank series where there is one and from the tooltip where there is not; the “from” column says which, because a table that mixes provenance silently is one nobody can check.

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Fire Arrow	180	1	1	2,279	2,279	28	81	client
Poison Breath	80	1	1	1,013	1,013	40	25	tooltip

I/L Wizard

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Cold Beam	170	1	1	2,152	2,152	22	98	client
Thunder Bolt	70	1	6	886	5,317	40	22	client

Cleric

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Holy Arrow	160	1	1	2,025	2,025	28	72	client

Hunter

DEX 292, secondary 70, mastery 10/10, Red Hinkel at 90 attack, firing Adamantium Arrows for Bows (+3). Damage is the midpoint of the roll, so a row is what an average hit does rather than a best case. The skill numbers come from the extractor’s own per-rank series where there is one and from the tooltip where there is not; the “from” column says which, because a table that mixes provenance silently is one nobody can check.

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Arrow Bombbow	130%	1	1	1,023	1,023	28	37	tooltip
Final Attack: Bowbow	120%	1	3	944	2,833	20	47	client

Crossbowman

DEX 302, secondary 60, mastery 10/10, Gross Jaeger at 92 attack, firing Mithril Arrows for Crossbows (+3). Damage is the midpoint of the roll, so a row is what an average hit does rather than a best case. The skill numbers come from the extractor’s own per-rank series where there is one and from the tooltip where there is not; the “from” column says which, because a table that mixes provenance silently is one nobody can check.

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Final Attack: Crossbowcrossbow	360%	1	1	2,940	2,940	20	147	client
Iron Arrowcrossbow	180%	1	6	1,470	8,821	28	53	client

Assassin

LUK 292, secondary 70, mastery 10/10, Green Scarab at 47 attack, firing Hwabi Throwing Stars (+29). Damage is the midpoint of the roll, so a row is what an average hit does rather than a best case. The skill numbers come from the extractor’s own per-rank series where there is one and from the tooltip where there is not; the “from” column says which, because a table that mixes provenance silently is one nobody can check.

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Drainclaw	240%	1	1	1,543	1,543	28	55	client

Bandit

LUK 297, secondary 65, mastery 10/10, Kandine at 88 attack. Damage is the midpoint of the roll, so a row is what an average hit does rather than a best case. The skill numbers come from the extractor’s own per-rank series where there is one and from the tooltip where there is not; the “from” column says which, because a table that mixes provenance silently is one nobody can check.

Skill	States	Hits	Catches	Per cast	On a full crowd	MP	Per MP	From
Savage Blowdagger	75%	6	1	2,825	2,825	28	101	client
Steal	180%	1	2	865	1,729	24	36	client

Why there is no damage-per-second column

Because nothing in the client attaches a cast time to a skill. Three skills name an animation; every other one lets the equipped weapon decide at cast time, and the rule that turns a weapon’s speed stage into milliseconds is in the client’s code rather than its data. A “damage per minute” column would rest on a number somebody invented, and it would be the one column everybody quoted.

What is measured rather than assumed is on the attack speed page: the client’s own animation timings and every weapon’s speed stage, side by side and un-multiplied. Put those against the per-cast numbers here and you have the comparison, with the one uncertain step visible instead of hidden inside a total.

Which class is strongest at what, across classes rather than inside one, is the class tier list: the same engine and the same level 70 characters, tiered one axis at a time.