Difference between revisions of "Category:Warriors"

It seems that most cultures have one thing in common, a need for warriors. These are the men and women who train from birth to survive the lethal environment of close combat with weapons and armor. These soldiers, mercenaries, guards, etc. utilize their knowledge of armor, weapons, and tactics to great effect. While they may not have a lot of skills with which to draw from, the skills they do learn are extremely effective, and are generally learned quite early. The only drawback of the warrior lies in its main strength, its simplicity. The prime requisite of Warriors is STRength, giving them the capacity to mete out more damage, and carry more gear and equipment than any other class.

Abbreviation: War.

Prime Requisite: Strength.

Warriors in General

See Mages for an example.

Warriors are big, fat hitters, but due to their size, can make great tanks as well. At hero 101+, their damage ranges from 1 hit getting them somewhere that is as least EVISC, to 5 hits getting **DEMO, which gives them really solid hitting, right up there with archers. Their low dexterity means they won't be dodging much, but their hp and class defining parry related skills can help make up this gap when it comes to tanking in hit gear.

Warrior Creation

Warriors at Lowmort Tier

Training

Practicing

Worshipping

Fighting

Soloing:

Tanking:

Hitting:

Warrior Prestige Options

Warriors at Hero Tier

Training

Practicing

Devoting

Fighting

Soloing:

Tanking:

Hitting:

Warriors at Lord Tier

Warriors are mainly tanks at the Lord Tier, but are expected to have both hit gear, to help with damage at times, and mana gear, to help themselves. They tend to get more than monks, but they also tend to have significantly more HP.

Warrior Remort Options