MapleStory Quest

One-Handed Axe Attack Scroll: Chaos

Scroll · Attack · Chaos · item #2043103

One-Handed Axe Attack Scroll: Chaos is a scroll in MapleStory Classic World for one-handed axes that adds +5 weapon attack. It succeeds 10% of the time, and a failure destroys the item 50% of the time.

Changed in the Public Release Read from the Public Release client, which changed it on : see what changed.

What the Public Release changed

Description: the text changed

Closed Online Test 2 Improves Weapon Attack on one-handed axes. Success rate: 10%, Weapon Attack +4 Upon failure, the item has a 50% chance to be destroyed.

Public Release Improves Weapon Attack on one-handed axes. Success rate: 10%, Weapon Attack +5 Upon failure, the item has a 50% chance to be destroyed.

From the client diff, Closed Online Test 2 to the Public Release. Every change in the release

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One-Handed Axe Attack Scroll: Chaos icon

Scroll · Attack · #2043103

1H AxeChaoscan destroy the item
Success
10%
chance it takes
Destroys
50%
of failures

What it grants

from the client
Weapon Attack
+5

Improves Weapon Attack on one-handed axes. Success rate: 10%, Weapon Attack +5 Upon failure, the item has a 50% chance to be destroyed.

Fits

Usable on 11 1h axes with an upgrade slot left.

How to get it

nothing recorded

Nothing in the dataset accounts for this scroll. That is a gap in what has been written down, not a claim that it cannot be got.

Drop tables
cover 61 of the 92 monsters in the Public Release (and 88 of the 97 only Closed Online Test 2 had), and they are an older version’s tables joined to this snapshot by name, so a drop that only exists here is not in them.
Shop stock
is community-recorded for 31 recorded shop windows in the Public Release (and 10 only Closed Online Test 2 had); a shopkeeper nobody has written up stocks nothing as far as this page can tell.
Recipes and quests
are the client’s own, so those three answers - crafted, handed over, paid out - are as complete as the snapshot is.
Reactors
are absent from the export entirely. Anything that comes out of a box has to be recorded by hand, and only the boxes a quest names have been.

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in the client's order