Hitting level 30 in Sol: enchant nets you a Rare Weapon Selection Box as a level-up bonus. The box lets you pick one of four job-specific weapons, which has left many players in a bit of a pickle. So, which one should you actually go for? KookminTree has broken down the top recommendations for each class.

Q. What should I choose from the level 30 Rare Weapon Box?
A. For the average player, we recommend the Silver weapon (Undead bonus damage).

Once you hit level 30, you'll get your hands on that Rare Weapon Selection Box. It offers four distinct weapon types, but since stats fluctuate depending on your class and current situation, the 'right' choice is never quite straightforward.

Let's be real: most players hit a wall after level 30 where main quest progress stalls. When that happens, your best bet is to grind in the Dungeon of Despair. Since the skeletons there are undead, the Silver weapon—boasting a +10 bonus damage against them—is your best friend. If you're looking to grind efficiently, go Silver.

Q. Are there other options worth considering besides the Silver weapon?
A. For Knight, we suggest Protection; for Ranger, Guard; and for Mage, Guardian.

While we recommended Silver for the dungeon grind, high-spec players who have already outpaced the Dungeon of Despair might want something else. Thanks to the update on the 19th, monster defense has been lowered, making combat a bit breezier. Also, since the next undead-heavy area doesn't appear until level 41, the Silver weapon might feel a bit underwhelming until then.

So, what should you pick instead? For Knights, you have Protection (Damage +2, Accuracy +5), Guard (Damage +1, Accuracy +2), Guardian (STR +1, Damage +2, Weapon Damage Prevention), and Silver (Accuracy +2, Undead Bonus Damage +10). Ignoring the Silver, Protection is the clear winner here. That +5 Accuracy boost is a massive efficiency jump over the others.

However, Knights are melee fighters, and weapons often take damage while grinding in the Kaltheon region. Only the Guardian weapon prevents weapon damage. Sure, you can fix a broken weapon with a repair kit, but constantly micromanaging your gear is a chore.

If you're playing AFK and your weapon breaks, the resulting damage penalty can tank your efficiency while you're away. If you can't babysit your character, the Guardian's damage prevention is a sensible, if slightly defensive, choice—though the lack of Accuracy stats on it is a bit of a shame.

Ranger weapons include Protection (Damage +1, Accuracy +5), Guard (Damage +4, Accuracy +4), Guardian (DEX +1, Damage +3, Pierce), and Silver (Damage +2, Accuracy +2, Undead Bonus Damage +10). All of them feature weapon damage prevention, but only the Guardian gets the unique Pierce stat.

Pierce negates damage penalties when attacking monsters with damage-reflection abilities. It's useful, but only against specific mobs, and it lacks an Accuracy bonus, making it a bit niche. If you aren't going for Silver, the Guard weapon is your best bet, offering a solid +4 Damage and +4 Accuracy.

Finally, for Mages, we have Protection (MP Recovery +5, Accuracy +2), Magic Soldier (MP Recovery +3, Accuracy +3), Guardian (INT +1, MP Recovery +3, Accuracy +4), and Silver (MP Recovery +3, Accuracy +1, Undead Bonus Damage +10). Since Mages are skill-reliant, these weapons focus on MP recovery rather than raw damage.

Your choice depends on how often you spam skills. If your stats are high enough that you're constantly blowing through mobs with skills, go for Protection. If you aren't quite there yet, the Guardian's higher Accuracy is the safer, smarter pick for most.