Grand Launch 21 October 2026 · in 13 days
An announcement isn’t in the game files, so each entry is somebody reading Nexon’s post and noting what it said. The link beside it is the post itself.
China (Shengqu) and Taiwan (Gamania) announce their own. Four rows with the same picture are Nexon reusing one maintenance banner.
A home of your own. Henesys and Kerning City each get a house behind a gold door, and the client carries 61 pieces to put in one: furniture to sit on, lie on and switch on, storage chests, a crafting station for each of the 6 disciplines and a training dummy. Nothing like it was in the original game.
The notes for Founder’s Access, which opens at 6:00 PM UTC on 6 October. Level cap 100, 1st job at 10 and 2nd at 30, five bosses on Victoria Island with Shade among them, Crafting at 10, Citizenship at 12 and the Kerning City Party Quest at 21. Forgotten Hollow isn’t open yet. A daily check-in with the Maple Administrator runs to 20 October, alongside eight GM event sessions.
The 11 August maintenance rewrote the new mobility skills: Rush, Wind Step, Evasion Step and Flash Jump drop to a 1-second cooldown or none at all, and pay for it in MP. Arrow Rain and Arrow Eruption lose their cooldowns outright, and Assaulter becomes usable mid-jump.
The test ran 4 to 12 August, closing at midnight UTC on the 13th, on Windows and macOS with English and Spanish, three characters per account and four job paths. The Ellinia airship opened Orbis, El Nath and Dead Mine on 8 August for level 10 and up; 3rd Job Advancement sat at level 70, with a level-100 test jump from El Nath on 11 August; Citizenship opened at level 12 and the Kerning City party quest at 21.
A two-hour unscheduled maintenance on 17 April, pulled forward from the 21st: Kerning City Party Quest and 2nd job advancement monsters were made easier to hit for some jobs, Iron Hog spawns on Pig Beach changed, Arcforge gem processing was repriced, and relisting in a Personal Store no longer disconnected the client.
The first test’s own notes: Maple Island and Victoria Island, the four first-job paths, and the systems Nexon wanted feedback on.
