To earn a valuable equipment enhancement scroll without relying on rare monster drop rates in Classic MapleStory, complete the Jane quest line in Lith Harbor. Finishing the Level 40 conclusion of this chain awards a tradeable 60% scroll—such as the highly sought-after Scroll for Gloves for ATT 60%—which you can sell on the Free Market to fund your potions and core gear.
Jane Quest Requirements and Turn-In Materials
The questline begins at Level 25 with Jane in Lith Harbor and finishes across two stages at Level 40. Gathering the required monster drops while training saves travel time across Victoria Island.
| Quest Stage | Level Requirement | Required Items | Turn-In NPC & Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jane and the Wild Boar | Level 25 | 100 Wild Boar Teeth, 120 Horn Mushroom Caps | Jane (Lith Harbor) |
| Jane the Alchemist (Part 1) | Level 40 | Malady's Experimental Frog, 20 Drake Blood | Jane (Lith Harbor) |
| Jane the Alchemist (Part 2) | Level 40 | 30 Dragon Skins, 30 Strange Steel | Jane (Lith Harbor) |
Where to Collect Quest Drops
- Wild Boar Teeth: Dropped by Wild Boars, commonly hunted at Land of Wild Boar near Perion.
- Horn Mushroom Caps: Farmed from Horn Mushrooms in Henesys hunting grounds or the Sleepywood dungeon caves.
- Drake Blood and Dragon Skins: Dropped by Copper Drakes in the Swamp regions and other Drake variants.
- Malady's Experimental Frog & Strange Steel: Acquired from their respective regional monsters on Victoria Island.
Scroll Reward Tiers and Economic Value
Completing "Jane the Alchemist (Part 2)" rewards you with a random 60% equipment scroll. The value of this payout varies significantly depending on the roll:
- Jackpot (Glove for ATT 60%): The most valuable potential reward. Physical damage classes (Warriors, Thieves, and Bowmen) rely on weapon attack scrolled onto tradeable Work Gloves because gloves have no base stat requirements.
- Mid-Tier (Weapon Attack Scrolls): Scrolls such as 60% One-Handed Sword, Two-Handed Sword, Spear, or Claw provide solid value to players upgrading mid-level weapons.
- Low-Tier (Defense Scrolls): Scrolls granting physical or magic defense have minimal market demand and should be sold cheaply to recoup item collection costs.
What to Do With Your Reward: Sell vs. Use
For nearly all mid-level players, selling your rewarded scroll unrolled on the Free Market is the safest financial move.
Applying a 60% scroll directly to your gear carries a 40% chance of complete failure. Failing a roll destroys the trade value of the scroll and leaves you without progression funds. Selling the scroll provides guaranteed pure mesos, allowing you to purchase essential supplies:
- Hundreds of White Potions and Mana Elixirs to eliminate training downtime.
- Clean, reliable weapon upgrades for your next job milestone.
- Standard class armor and movement speed footwear.
Only high-level characters with large meso reserves should absorb the financial risk of using 60% scrolls directly.
Free Market Selling Tips
- Check Market Rates: Walk through active Free Market rooms to confirm current merchant pricing for your specific scroll before setting an asking price.
- Decline Lowball Offers: Avoid quick-selling to entrance resellers offering heavily discounted rates.
- Prioritize Pure Mesos: Accept direct meso trades rather than item swaps unless the offered goods consist of universally liquid items like Elixirs.
- Use Storage Protection: Place valuable scrolls in your town storage keeper until you are ready to sell to prevent accidental use.

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