Level 60 Spirit Dancer Skill Build in Dragon Nest SEA T4

Level 60 Cap has finally arrived in Dragon Nest SEA. This Cap update brings a lot of things to the game. Some good ones and some bad ones. The good ones are the new ex skills dungeons and new items of course and some example of the bad ones is the COLESSEUM EXPERIENCE AND RANK RESET. Once you have log in to your account, if you are already an Imperator in the level 50 cap, you will be an egg at level 60 cap. :D. 

Well, let's not make that a big issue because like it or not, we can't do anything about it. Let's just focus on the good stuff and one of them is the level 60 skills. There are two skills available to each class at level 60 cap in Dragon Nest SEA and both of them are Ex version which only means that it is an improvement of your current 2nd job skills. 

You might say that... "aw,, that's pretty boring". Well, that what's I think at first but then I realize that it is better to get ex version than active skills as it will surely be hard for players if there are many active ones. Anyway, let's end the talk about that matters and proceed to seeing my recommended level 60 skill build for Blade Dancer in Dragon Nest SEA [T4]. 

 First, let us see the two new skills of Spirit Dancer at level 60 cap. The two new Ex skills are: 

Dusk Hunter Ex- Dusk Hunter is enhanced. The arrows shot explode after awhile to lift enemies up into the  air.

  

Abolisher Ex- Abolisher is enhanced. Additional 2 explosions occurs in front.

I know some of you will say "Oh! The ex versions looks cool and flashy... I go max it the skill now!" But I suggest that you don't....

The two new skill of Spirit Dancer may look tempting to max but, the reality is, if you are looking for a damage dealing SD, then just leave Dusk Hunter and Abolisher at level 1.

Why leave it at 1? Here are the reasons:

Maxing both Abolisher and Dusk Hunter and as well as getting their ex versions will make you believe that it can deal tons of damage. But that's only in paper. The reality is, it actually offers a much lower DPS than maxed Deadly Drill and Elegance Storm.

If you do max Abo and DH rather than RS and ES, then believe me, you will be wasting half of your DPS on those skills. Specifically, if ABO and DH can deal 300k damage combined, RS and ES can deal double of that damage combined also.

Which is why I prefer just leveling Abolisher and Dusk Hunter to 1. And besides, most of the time, you will not be depending on this skill. It is more like a filler and a chain combo linker (which is probably worth in PvP).

So, why still get its ex version when it doesn't give that much damage and not being used often times?

SIMPLE... It doesn't cost any SP to get these two ex version. A little upgrade wouldn't hurt. In fact, it will help just a LITTLE.

Now that we clear that up, let us proceed to my level 60 Spirit Dancer skill build in Dragon Nest SEA [T4]...

As you can see, some skill distribution has changed... And yes guys, if you have followed my level 50 skill build for Spirit Dancer, then you have to use a reset scroll if you want to FULLY follow this level 60 build.

As you can notice, I only level Spirit Blow at 6 to allocate some more points on the passive enhancement. At level 60 cap, the HP, MP and MP recovery is a valuable asset for us. If you have ever go to ladder matches, you can see that the MP consumption is pretty fast. Well, even at Nests. That is why we need to max these passives. And oh yes, max Aerial Evasion, Spinning Step and Dummy Ghost.

On the Dancer skill tree, I have decided to max out Deadly Drill, Elegance Storm and General Dunblade for the maximum damage output. As I have said earlier, in reality, getting these skills and combining them will have the most damage output rather than sticking to the Spirit Dancer tree. 

Also, you may wonder why I minus some points on Twinkle Spin. Well, the reason to this is because I need the SP intended to level this high, and distribute it to the ones I maxed. Twinkle Spin is a great skill IF YOUR ARE A BLADE DANCER. At level 60 cap, this skill isn't worth leveling high anymore. In most cases, Spirit Dancer are on the ground doing some combos with Praetor, General Dunblade and other ground maneuvers... They don't usually do Aerial combos by using Twinkle Spin and, using this skill as a Spirit Dancer can make you loss in PvP. Do remember that SD don't have the enhancement for Twinkle Spin at level 60. 

Another issue that I would like to address is why the heck did I only level Illusion Dance at level 6. Well, then answer to that is because instead of increasing this skill, I rather distribute the SP intended to level this skill to those who do more damage per seconds... Take note that at level 11, the final damage of increased is only 10% (from 50% to 60%). Now I will ask you... Is it worth spending more points on this skill or, just level those who can do a lot of DPS? 

The last thing that I would like to discuss on the Dancer skill tree is about Sufi Dancer and Ecstatic Dance at max level. I simply love Sufi Dancer as it does a lot of damage in large bosses and if you are skillful enough at PvP, then you can make this skill a really great asset. If you can notice, once a player is stuck at the middle or hit by just one sufi dancer, they are unable to move or make an evasive action (unless they have power tumble). And there's Ecstatic Dance... Well, basically for the heal which is why I maxed it :D...

Lastly, we will talk about the skill distribution on the Spirit Dancer tree. Praetor is at max level and it is a no-brainer I think why we should max this. The debate here will come on Wide Stinger. In my personal preference, I think Wide Stinger is worth maxing as it already sit perfectly at the 2nd damage tier (lv6). Remember that T4 skills has increased in damage at level 6, 11 and 16... And of course, get the Ex versions as you will definitely love them.

So there you have it guys. This is my recommended level 60 Spirit Dancer skill build in Dragon Nest SEA [T4]. For questions and suggestions, feel free to write a few words on the comment box below.

HAPPY GAMING WEB JUNKIES!