- For the update, see MapleStory: Reboot.
“The Reboot world prohibits trade between players,
allowing a greater focus on the joys of character progression. ”
- ― in game introduction
Reboot Worlds (Heroic Worlds in GMS) are special worlds that prevent players from trading items and removes the ability to purchase game-enhancing items from the Cash Shop, with an aim to allow players to focus on character progression. Instead of purchasing enhancement items from the Cash Shop, there is an emphasis on collecting Mesos and purchasing them from Reboot-only shops. The first Reboot World was first added in the MapleStory: Reboot Update. Non-Reboot Worlds are generally referred to as "Regular Worlds" (Interactive Worlds in GMS).
Reboot Worlds in all regions but GMS have been converted back to Non-Reboot (Regular) Worlds.
Differences from Regular World
- A passive skill is given to players.
- Players can't trade between each other with any possible methods, including direct trading, dropping items, Auction House, and Meso Market.
- All equipment is untradable. Most cash equipment is tradable within the same world.
- Some event rings, as well as Black Heart, are fully enhanced when rewarded.
- Scrolls that consume upgrade slots and Bonus Potentials are unavailable. This includes event equipment rewards other than event rings, as well as Genesis/Destiny Weapons where the stats that normally come from Spell Traces are omitted (thus having lower ATT than Interactive Worlds).
- Spell Traces can be only sold to NPCs for Mesos.
- More items can be bought directly from NPCs, like Monster Park Badges.
- In Cash Shop, NX can be only used for buying cash equipments, and lottery system can mainly get cosmetic items. In servers except JMS, enhancement items like Cubes can be only bought with Mesos or Reward Points.
- In GMS, values of Intense Power Crystals are quintupled from Regular Worlds.
- Players are required to deal at least 5% Damage to major bosses (including Princess No and Gollux) in order to get non-quest rewards including Intense Power Crystal.
- The value of Intense Power Crystal depends on number of party members who dealt 5% damage during boss fight.
- Some Sunny Sunday events are unavailable.
- The Guild Skills that affect Scrolls and Spell Traces are removed. In exchange, the Star Force and ATT passive skills have their maximum levels increased (+10 Star Force excluding Star Force Conversion type skills and +20 ATT compared to Interactive Worlds)
- The daily fatigue limit for Professions is 100 higher (600 instead of 500).
- Before the New Age Update, monsters' HP and EXP values were scaled based on their Level and Area, and a different Level Advantage Multiplier was applied in Reboot World.
Skill
Heroic
- Class: Novice
- Type: Passive
- Maximum Level: 1
| This is a special ability that can only be applied in a Heroic World.
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| Level
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Increases Mesos obtained by 6x and increases boss equipment drop rate.
Max HP: +200, Max MP: +100
ATT & Magic ATT: +5
Final Damage increases per level range
Lv. 1 - 99: 15%
Lv. 100 - 149: 20%
Lv. 150 - 199: 25%
Lv. 200 - 249: 35%
Lv. 250 - 299: 45%
Lv. 300+: 45%
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Increases Mesos obtained by 6x and increases boss equipment drop rate.
Max HP: +200, Max MP: +100
ATT & Magic ATT: +5
Final Damage increases per level range
Lv. 1 - 99: 15%
Lv. 100 - 149: 20%
Lv. 150 - 199: 25%
Lv. 200 - 249: 35%
Lv. 250 - 300: 45%
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Conversion into Non-Reboot (Regular) Worlds
In non-GMS servers with Reboot Worlds, the worlds were converted into Non-Reboot (Regular) Worlds. The conversion took 3 parts[1]:
- For KMS, this began with the Fall 2024 Update on August 13, and was completed in the NEXT Update on December 19, 2024.[1]
- For TMS, this began with the Night Troupe in Mu Lung Update on October 16, 2024, and was completed in the Chaser Update on February 19, 2025.[2]
- For JMS, this began with the Night Troupe in Ludibrium Update on October 30, 2024, and was completed in the Chaser Update on January 22, 2025.[3]
Part 1
- Option to receive mesos instead of equipment provided until Part 2
- Cash cubes movable to other characters' Cash Storage within the same world until Part 2
Part 2
- Deletion of Mesos, Cubes, Spell Traces, Flames, Nodestones, boss boxes, coins, and any items that can be purchased from NPC shops using mesos from character's inventory and storage
- Auction House, Meso Market, and trading made available
- Various rewards changed to be the same as regular worlds, including the removal of the increased boss equipment drop rate in the Reboot passive skill
- Various systems changed to be the same as regular worlds, including Professions, Guild Skills, and Daily Gifts
- Binding Mark applied to equipment obtained before Part 2, where all items with the mark cannot be traded nor can they be applied to equipment traces without the mark (not applied in TMS)[2]
- Bonus Potentials and all kinds of scrolls that consume upgrade slots made available for all equipment, though effects are not applied until Part 3
- Reboot Luna Petite Pet require 138,900 Maple Points to be converted into a regular Luna Petite Pet
Part 3
- Removal of Reboot passive skill
- Application of Bonus Potentials and stats from scrolling
- Reboot Worlds renamed to Eos and Helios (KMS), Hinoki (JMS), and Mitra (TMS)
- In TMS, Mitra is later merged into another world, Freud in the Assemble Update on January 28, 2026.[4]
Trivia
- As of CMS v201, players have to deal 5% Damage to bosses for rewards was applied in all Regular Worlds despite not having a Reboot World. [5] Later the requirement was reduced to 3% and only applied to Hard Verus Hilla and higher tier bosses. [6]
- With the removal of Reboot Worlds across non-GMS servers, GMS remains as the only server with Reboot / Heroic Worlds available to play.
Availability
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References
Heroic