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THE WARRIOR
The warrior is a huge sort, buff, brawny, built like a packhorse. Warriors are
well
trained with weapons and all things physical. Their forte is hurting things;
hitting them
very hard with sharp or heavy objects. Warriors have immense strength and
amazing
constitution, but usually are a little short on brainpower, thus little magic.
Healing potions
are most effective on warriors, while mana potions have very small effect.
Although
warriors are pretty poor in the magical arts, they can still learn and cast
spells, in a pinch.Warriors start with the skill of repairing weapons and armor, restores some of
the durability
to a weapon or piece of armor, while also reducing the maximum durability of the
item.
Repairing an item very close to its max durability might reduce the durability
below its current
level, so use carefully.
Warriors will need to distribute build points between strength and dexterity
attributes.
This will allow you to hit more accurately and do greater damage with each hit.
Remember that a warrior can repair his equipment and thus stay down in the
dungeons
much longer than the rogue or the sorcerer. If you have a particularly powerful
magic
weapon or magical armor, it is best to take these back to the blacksmith for
repairs.
This will ensure that you get full use out of the item each time you enter the
dungeon.
Ordinary armor and swords can and should be repaired by you, while you are still
in
the dungeons. While this will eventually make them useless, ordinary armor is
cheap
and you can always buy another set. The extra time you get to spend below is
well
worth a set of hard leather or ring mail armor. It is not, however, worth a suit
of quality
plate mail.
You should try to buy weapons that do extra or special damage. This is far more
important
than a weapon that gives you an extra 10% to hit or +5 to your vitality. The
reason for this
is that each type of creature in the dungeon, takes more or less damage
depending on the
weapon you use, and you often will not have the time to change to a suitable
weapon during
a heated battle.
Having a sword able to do fire damage as well as normal damage, will make
killing creatures
without fire resistance very quick and easy. Such a weapon will be equally as
effective
against fallen ones and scavengers as it will be against skeletons and horrors.
Lastly, due to the warriors weak magic abilities, it is vital to get some form
of magical
protection for him. Try to purchase armor and weapons that as well as giving
damage
bonuses or armor class bonuses, also give fire, lightning or general magic
resistance.
This will lessen any damage you take from a fireball hit or a lightning bolt
strike.
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