You can get extra money and exp(cheap mabinogi money) in a party when the leader uses the party scrolls. Party scrolls can be bought from the Guard in full armor (Trefor) near the northern dungeon, the Shepherd boy (Deian), or the Town Mayor (Duncan). Note that these 3 NPCs sell different party scrolls for different type of mobs. Party scrolls have time limits as well. If you can not kill certain number of mobs at certain time, your party will not get the extra money and exp. Below describes the various sections of the Party window.

There is also Fire/Poison Mage as one of the choices in Mabinogi. We can not really tell you mabinogi gold mage class is better than the other. It really all comes down to your playing style and what you prefer. Typically, those that like to lean more towards a damage-dealing class will choose I/L as it can freeze mobs and has a considerable amount of damage to it.

On the other hand, clerics are party/support classes which basically means that throughout mabinogi gold, priest, and bishop you are rarely the attacker with the exception of bishop training at skeles and so on.

When it comes down to which would level(Mabinogi powerleveling) faster, we are going with clerics in the long-term run. Once you have your Holy Symbol, you will be training a lot mabinogi gold than I/L theoretically. We would recommend searching up some YouTube videos, just to get a feel-see of their skills and see which type strikes you as more fun.

Section A - Party List. Shows the names of party members who have joined your team. You can buy mabinogi gold.

Section B - Party Settings.
Option 1: Party Invitation.
Option 2: Leave Party. If you are not the leader, you will only see this option.
Option 3: Set Password.
Option 4: Surrender Leadership to Member, you need to buy mabinogi gold highlight a member in the party list.
Option 5: Kick Party Member, you need to highlight a member in the party list first.
Option 6: Change Party Name.

Section C - Party Scrolls. You activate a party scroll here. You require a party with a least 2 members to use this also including the leader.

Section D - Finishing Settings (3 Options)
Option 1: The member who deals the greatest damage will be able to finish the mob. There will be no finishing move if a member solo a mob.
Option 2 (Default): Unknown. (Seems like random finish.)
Option 3: Anyone in party can finish a defeated mob.

Section E - Exp Sharing (3 Options)
Option 1 (Default): Exp is shared equally.
Option 2: Member who finishes the mob takes half the exp and the mabinogi money is shared equally among the rest of the party.
Option 3: No sharing of exp in Mabinogi. Finisher takes all.