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Getting Started

Create an account, install through the EverLeaf Launcher, enter Maple World, choose your job direction, and use the Wiki as your server-specific reference.

Player GuideGameplay & QoL✓ Player-facing EverLeaf referenceUpdated September 4, 2026
Recommended launch methodEverLeaf Launcher
Starting classBeginner

1. Create your account

Use the website registration flow when registration is open. Keep your account credentials private and use a unique password.

2. Install and update

Download and run the EverLeaf Launcher. Let it verify and update the client before pressing Play.

3. Start your character

New characters begin as Beginners and can move into the supported classic and special job families as their advancement content becomes available.

4. Use server-specific guides

EverLeaf intentionally differs from stock v83 in progression, transportation, rewards, launcher behavior, and custom content, so use this Wiki for EverLeaf-specific rules.

PROVENANCE

Maintained by EverLeaf

This guide is served from EverLeaf's persistent website CMS database. The searchable game-data catalog lives in the main Wiki and is generated from the server itself.

Source
EverLeaf live configuration
Verification
Player-facing EverLeaf reference
Gameplay status
Player Guide
Last updated
September 4, 2026
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