Finding regular equipment

Not every outfit is cash-shop gear. Henesys Store can preview 1,188 regular equipment pieces from Classic World — the hats, armor, and weapons you find while leveling. 851 of them have a page that shows where to find them. This guide explains where that information comes from and how to read it.

Four ways to get regular equipment

NPC shops (431 items)

Shop items are the most reliable source: the price is fixed and the item is always in stock. Pages list the shop price in mesos, and for some items the specific NPC and town. Shop prices are not player market prices.

Monster drops (288 items)

Drop sources are player reports collected by community databases. Each report shows how many players confirmed it and how many disputed it. More confirmations mean more players have seen that monster drop the item; they do not tell you the drop rate. Some reports reference MSEA data rather than Classic World and are labelled. Treat a report with one confirmation as a lead, not a certainty.

Crafting (189 items)

Some equipment can be crafted with a profession such as Smithing, Leatherworking, or Weaponcrafting. Pages list the profession level and materials.

Quest rewards (31 items)

Some quests reward equipment. Many quest rewards are drawn at random from a pool, and the page shows the pool size and chance where the source records them.

Level requirements and models

Each page lists the required level and whether the item is for any character, male characters, or female characters. Many classic items come in several color variants, and each variant is a separate item with its own page.

Previewing regular equipment

Regular equipment cannot be recolored. In game, a cash item in the same slot is drawn instead of regular equipment, so the preview is most useful for planning how your character looks while leveling, or before you commit to a cash outfit. Use the regular equipment list to browse by type and level.

How the list was checked

Each item was matched against Classic World (MCW/1) game data and independent item databases, including names, IDs, artwork, and model. Acquisition records come from community databases such as MeowDB and maplestory.quest, and each page links to its sources. If you find an error, send a correction with a source.