The Soul Links (Spirits) are temporary blessings that the Soul Linker grants to a target of the corresponding class. While the Soul Link is active, the class receives the effects below and its own icon appears in the skill window; when it expires (or when the character changes class, is dispelled, etc.) the bonuses disappear. Since several of them were adjusted in ReClassic, this section gathers the current total effect of each one.

Transcendent Spirit (used by reincarnated classes before their 2nd class): while the character is below base level 70, it raises each base stat to at least the lower of (base level − 10) and 50. Receiving Blessing or Increase Agility ends this Spirit.
The Blacksmith Spirit activates Anvil Rhythm: Mammonite and Explosive Mammonite build up Forge Heat on the same target, as described in the Blacksmith section.

ReClassic's Attack Speed cap is 195.

Up to 190 nothing changes: every point of AGI, every point of DEX and every equipment bonus is worth what it has always been worth. Above 190 a progressive cap kicks in, and each point starts costing more than the last.

The server first calculates your raw Attack Speed, which is the full calculation before any cap: class, weapon, AGI, DEX, cards, skills and potions. This calculation has its own limit of 200, and it's the 190 to 200 range of the raw value that the progressive cap converts into the 190 to 195 range that shows up in your status window.

The conversion is continuous, with no jumps: someone who reaches 196,2 raw ends up at 193,6.

The hits-per-second column is what explains the price. Attack Speed was never a linear scale: the number of hits per second is 50 / (200 minus your Speed), so the closer you are to 200, the more each point is worth. One point up there is worth more than ten points down here. Reaching 193 already means hitting 43% more often than someone at 190, and 195 means hitting twice as often. That's why the last stretch costs what it costs.

How percentage bonuses factor in

Every +% Attack Speed shortens the interval between your hits by a fraction, instead of adding Speed points. The practical effect is that the same percentage delivers less and less the faster you get: +10% is worth 1 full point for someone at 190, and worth about 0,3 point for someone already at 197.

The stacking rules that matter most:

• Acceleration skills do not stack with each other. Two-Hand Quicken, One Hand Quicken, Concentrated Adrenaline, Pure Adrenaline and Bloody Twilight all compete for the same slot, and only the highest counts.
• Speed potions also do not stack with each other: Concentration Potion 10%, Awakening Potion 15% and Wild Rage Potion 20%, and only the highest applies.
• Equipment and card bonuses, on the other hand, stack normally, both with each other and with the two groups above.

In practice: a good AGI build with a potion lands a bit above 190. The progression between 190 and 193 became more accessible for those who keep investing in AGI and Attack Speed specific bonuses. The values 194 and 195 remain reserved for extreme combinations of stats, equipment and bonuses.

Diminishing returns on stacking

Every Attack Speed percentage falls into a single total, and it's that total that shortens the interval between hits. Equipment, cards, potions, acceleration skills, the AGI milestone from Training and the AGI bonus from Rebirth all go into the same place: there are no separate categories, and Training and Rebirth count exactly like an equipment bonus.

In traditional Ragnarok this sum is linear, and that opens two loopholes. Once the combined bonus hits 100%, the interval between hits goes to zero and instantly pins the server's cap, regardless of weapon or stats. The same thing happens on the stat side when 4 × AGI + DEX reaches 1.000. In both cases the cap came for free, and any bonus beyond that was wasted.

In ReClassic both now have diminishing returns. Up to 50% combined bonus, absolutely nothing changes: the classic package of an acceleration skill plus a potion gives exactly 50% and still counts in full. From 50% upward only the excess is compressed, and the sum never zeroes out the interval again.

The gain from AGI and DEX follows the same curve, with the knee point at the equivalent of 190 Speed from stats alone: whoever doesn't get there feels no difference at all.

The practical effect is that a +10% becomes worth the same at any range, somewhere between one and two tenths of a point, instead of being worth more than a full point near the cap. A dedicated build can push up to 193 with less waste. The values 194 and 195 still require extreme combinations, and that's what makes the progressive cap above 190 actually work.

This part is different from traditional Ragnarok, where both calculations are linear from start to finish.

The shortcut to the cap

Wild Pulse, the skill granted by the Atroce Cards, locks Attack Speed at 195 for as long as it lasts, no matter what you're using: 10 seconds with the Atroce Card, 5 seconds with the Sealed Atroce Card, and a 35 second cooldown on both.

The @bonusinfo command shows your raw Attack Speed next to the final one whenever the two differ, so you can see how much is left to reach the next point.

Almost every piece of equipment in the game has a line of +X% damage against something. What almost nobody knows is that these bonuses don't all go into the same pool: they're separated by type, and that's the difference between a good build and one that wastes weight.

The rule is short:

• Bonuses of the same type add up.
• Bonuses of different types multiply, one on top of the other's result.

Multiplying pays off more than adding. That's why, when choosing your next piece, it's usually worth more to grab a bonus of a type you don't have yet than to stack another of the type you already use.

The types that exist

You can recognize each one from the item's own description:

Each of these five boxes multiplies with the other four. Within the same box, the numbers add up before multiplying just once.

Where each type applies: weapon, magic or both

This is the part that generates the most confusion in tickets, and it changed on 03/09/2026:

• Monster class applies to everything: weapon hits, magic, healing skills and traps. Before that date it only applied to weapon hits, and someone playing a caster would equip the piece, read "+15% damage" and see nothing change. Today a "+25% against Bosses" on your weapon applies to Magnus Exorcismus against a boss, to Storm Gust, to Corrupted Heal and so on.
• Race, Element and Size coming from a weapon still only apply to the physical hit. For magic there are their own versions, and their description says magic damage. In other words: the Hydra Card doesn't increase your Magnus's damage, and it never did.
• Skill applies exactly to the named skill, whether it's physical or magical.

Why this matters for your build

Because two pieces that look the same on paper can be worth very different things. Swapping a "+15% against Undead" for another "+15% against Undead" only gives you the 15 points added together. Swapping it for a "+15% against all monster classes" creates a new box, which multiplies with everything you already had, and it still works against any target instead of just one race.

The @bonusinfo command shows, live, everything that's actually applied on your character, separated by type. It's the fastest way to check whether a new piece is landing where you think it is.