How is the Rainbow Orange Mage? Introduction to the Mage Class in the Rainbow Orange Mobile Game

In the game Rainbow Orange, the mage is a very distinctive class. As the main force of long-range magic attacks, the mage has excellent magic attack and defense power, but relatively low health. In battles, the mage can perform area attacks on enemies from a distance, making it one of the primary damage dealers in the team. Next, let's delve deeper into the mage class in Rainbow Orange and its advancement routes.

In the game, mages can use magic for attacks. When a mage goes all out with sufficient mana and a safe distance, magic-based output becomes even more advantageous. The weapons used are generally staves and orbs. For the first job change, it's usually to a magician, still using staves and orbs as weapons. Some players may also choose to become a guitarist, using guitars as their weapon.

At the magician stage, the mage already exhibits quite good offensive capabilities. At this point, using staves and orbs as weapons, they can unleash powerful magic attacks. If one chooses to become a guitarist, then the guitar becomes the main weapon. The guitarist itself is an auxiliary type of class, which plays a larger role when in a team. For the second job change, the choice is between Elemental Priest and Bard. During the Elemental Priest phase, the mage further masters elemental powers, being able to better utilize wind, fire, water, and earth magic elements for attacks.

Bard is another option for mage advancement. At this stage, the mage's support abilities are further enhanced. They can heal teammates with music and provide various buffs, enhancing the overall strength of the team. For the third job change, the options are between Elemental Spirit and Superstar. If choosing to become an Elemental Spirit, at this stage, the mage's elemental powers have a significant impact on skills, including not only buff effects for damage output but also some control effects that can be used during support.

The final form, Superstar, is the ultimate advancement for a mage. At this point, the mage possesses extremely powerful magic attack and support abilities. It is recommended to allocate skill points based on different periods. Prioritize maxing out the team healing skill of the guitar, which is the core skill of the Bard, providing healing to teammates within a certain range. The cooldown time is relatively short, about 8 seconds, making it less risky if there's enough output. This skill is quite useful and can be considered for maxing out directly.

Or consider Seven Notes Seal, a Bard's area damage skill that can be used for output both in dungeons and during daily grinding, so it should also be maxed out. Other skill allocation suggestions after the third job change include maxing out Vacuum Bullet, movement skills, and Magic Shield for Elemental Spirits, to improve survival and output. There's also the Extreme Spring Surge, a godly PK skill convenient for grinding, which can be used to avoid damage, and it is recommended to max it out.

Magic Bubble has replaced Ice Field, becoming a major highlight of this update. Because the Ice Field coefficient was not modified, it became the weakest skill among water-based ones, so it's not recommended to invest in Ice Field. Instead, max out Magic Bubble. Some third-job skills, although visually impressive, have weak damage, such as the Master's Fire Wall, which is slightly better than Roaring Earthworm in terms of damage and has a faster cooldown, but is slow to cast. If the growth bug of Multiple Wind Blade is fixed later, you can replace Roaring Earthworm with others. Fire Awakening now has 10 stages, making it superior to Wind Awakening, but if you prefer the faster casting speed of Wind Awakening, you can also max it out. Bloodline points can be allocated according to personal preference.

How to play the Rainbow Orange mage better is not only related to the chosen advancement path but also involves checking different point allocations in the game later. When allocating points, pay attention to the different effects of each advancement.