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Fire and Ice
Two NPCs standing next to each other at the Mage area in Elim teach Mage skills, the left teaches fire and the right teaches ice. Initially you will not have enough AP to raise both, nor should you need to at lower levels. You should specialize in one element until you have your level 41 skill mastered (lv 10. Fire Strike or Ice Cube). Below is the table of the pros and cons of both fire and ice.
Fire
Ice
Costs more AP to cast
Costs less AP to cast
weakens most enemies
slows most enemies down
shorter cast range
longer cast range
higher level skills do more damage
higher level skills do less damage
good against steel enemies
good against fire enemies
slower cooldown
faster cooldown
Fire Mastery increases damage
Ice Mastery increases cast rate

Kiting is the ability to cast a spell and run away from the mob while you prepare your next cast. Kiting is difficult due to Mage's base speed of -15. Kiting successfully means not getting hit and is better suited to ice mages since they can slow most enemies down. Fire mages usually take a Stand and Deliver approach but can kite some slower enemies.
It should be noted that you may only get one of either Fire Mastery or Ice Mastery and as they are pre-requisites for every level 80+ skill you will be restricted to only one side of the skill tree for your highest level skills.


Location of the NPCs that teach mage skills

Mage SkillsThere are two styles of attack for both fire and ice, Crush (aka Single Target) or Area of Effect (AoE) spells. Crush spells have better cooldown, do more damage, have a longer range and cost less AP per cast. AoE is difficult for a Mage due to their low DEF and average HP. The lower level AoE attacks do not have a big enough radius to make them useful.