This probaly my favorite class.They have really good damage and here's a walkthrough.Hello Dragonica Community, my name is Aki and I'll like to guide you through the path you have chosen as a warrior. Unlike Pororing, I won't abandon you half way through your quest; as the game progresses and get more knowledge I will be try my best to update it, so I hope you read my commentary gracefully as it's only my opinion. I made this guide for the contest but seeing as I've worked so hard on it I will keep updating it. As the contest is for level up guides for Warriors I will be explaining skills, training, equipments and strategies to apply them all successfully. The contest said nothing about future jobs just Warriors but I will add them in. I will have a guide in an external link that will have full pictures, and maybe some videos with actual combos.
Most guides only specify in one job into in-depth, I however will try my best to be as exhaustive as possible at least for 2nd job as Knight and Gladiator. All from personal experience, as far as the third job Firebrands; I'll try to gather from friends, as I will be following the path of a Knight towards a Paladin.
Third Job Skills from Devs. (Note: They aren't fully detailed descriptions and numbers will probably change.)
Table of Contents
KEY
Ctrl+F [XXX###] the letters next to the section in Table of Content's to go to the selected section, though each section is properly named.
DPS =Damage Per Second
Cooldown = The amount if takes for you to use the same skill again
##’s = s means seconds.
Atk/ATK = Attack
HP = Hit Points
MP = Mana Points
PM = Private Message
Combo = Using skills or attacks one after another
SP = Skill Points
PvP = Player versus Player
PvE = Player versus Enemies (Monsters)
Hammer Spam = A very popular combo where you keep on hammering down the enemies, its main use is with the skill Hammer Crush. (It is not a meat hammer in a can.)
IMO = In My Opinion
Knock-Down(KD) = The status of you or your enemies when you have been knocked to the ground.
Knock-Back(KB) = What happens when you or your enemies get hurt and stop in your or their skills. Knock-Back is the equivalent of Flinch. Its knocking you back and out of balance or composure for you to attack.
SEA = South East Asia version; the version of Dragonica I’m playing with IAHgames.
Solo = Play Alone Without a Party.
MM = Mission Maps where you complete Hero quests.
Mobs = More than one monster in a group.
NPC= Non-Player* Character
#¹/#²/#³/#⁴/#⁵ = The Number it is for level up. At first LV it will be #¹, second LV #². The hyphen “-“ or minus sign, means that in that level it doesn’t change from the previous.
Why Choose a Warrior? --- [War100]
Warriors are melee fighters. As Warriors their main outcome is to kill mobs and pure damage. Warrior's actually have good mobbing skills in this game, not just one on one. As a warrior you'll be choosing one of two paths, Knight or Gladiator. As you can guess Knights are one handed shield wielding melee fighters as Gladiator's are two handed sword wielding beasts of damage. Gladiator has one of the best damage outcomes in the whole game, if not the best DPS. Their skills revolve around attacking, increasing attack, raising sword speed, and hp recovering as they have lower HP than Knights, they have potion effects +% which help in dealing with tough enemies by letting you heal more and faster per second. Gladiators are berserkers that shouldn't stop attacking; while Knight in the other hand, in 2nd job are more stabled melee fighters having decent skills and gathering their defenses and become a solid character. As of job advancing you skills will revolve more around party buffs and helping your team mates. Who cares about a TANK at higher level you will become as strong as a FORT. You will take damage for your team mates while buffing them with the necessary buffs to make the party more effective. At higher levels Knights will be wanted.
So why choose a warrior? If any of that up there sounds really nice to you then become a warrior. You like hand to hand combat? Become a warrior. Urging for some serious damage? Become a Gladiator. Wanting to become wanted and needed by everyone become a Knight. Don't like dying? Become a warrior, any is fine!
Pros and Cons --- [War110]
Pros:
High Average HP And Defense (Knights have highest hp and defense period)
Ground Techniques (Not so many useless for bosses Aerial techniques)
Longer Range than thieves
Higher Damage Per Hit than most classes
Knights can wield Shields
Can Solo Easier at lower level
Cons:
Ranged making it harder to combo in-between mobs
Gladiator's swing their sword slow
Normal attack is not as useful as other classes'
Lame looking skills
Personal Warrior Commentary --- [War120]
In every MMO I play I'm always a warrior only to a few exceptions. Otherwise I'm a dagger user or dual wield. That's always my preference as I prefer melee combat, up close and personal. Warriors in this game start out pretty nice having strong attack from the beginning, making it really easier to do the first TWO MMs without a problem. Later they join the other classes for only higher than average attack, but in replace you are the mobber and will be front line in the party as others kill only what you leave behind. You get great mob skills in this game, as mobs are what you most often train at, not singular enemies. As for PvE you will have high control all of them, though sometimes you'll find a little quitter running away from the group and find that your skills aren't so useful and a waste of time against one enemy, your party should really take care of that but as you're melee the other class will tend to go forth faster them being long range or another mobber. Assassin's are really nice for 1v1 in a party, and should take care of everything that's not in a mob. As you walk towards a Knight, knights are extremely boring at first and then seemingly get excited as you level up, but become deadly boring again as a Paladin, so it's a must have patience class. Knights are well rounded, putting off for less attack than Gladiators by a whole 5 level weapon. Meaning Knights at lv 30 will do as much as a Gladiator at lv 25, though it isn't exactly the case it's around there. I enjoy the skill Revenge as a Knight, and I’m Gone Bro! as a Gladiator. Revenge gives 70% damage taken, back at the enemy, at max level. I’m Gone Bro! is a move where you have to be directly in front of the enemy but it's a cast then you can move about freely, you don't have to stay there to finish the move, so a hit and run; also, if the enemies move even if they were in front of you and aren't will still get hit, however, the same effect applies to monsters that weren't there and now are. Knights will become a fort and party buffer which is really nice but sorry guys no SERIOUS attacking skills when becoming a Paladin except for one. Gladiator's however get lots of attack skills and variety and won't get boring at all. That's my comments on how I feel about the Warrior class and it's sub categories.
In-Depth Skill Level Up Guide for WARRIORS Only --- [War130] Should Read First Before the Level Up Guide
Check the Knights and Gladiators Section for their Skill Level Up and Commentary Guide. Also, please check the Knight skills section for a Warrior/Skills video done by Nuglar a super moderator in IAHgames.
WARNINGS: Skill names and other information might not be so accurate. Specific details such as hits, cooldowns at certain levels and such, but I will try an update when I have something wrong or I'm told I'm wrong. Please PM me if there's anything that's wrong with the SEA *ONLY* version information or any grammar mistakes. Second note, I'm a noob to Dragonica I don't hold any information from any Chinese server so I do not know Future skill builds before changing classes to 3rd job. I will add them later as I get to it on the SEA version. Last I like to talk a lot so please bear with me.
Most guides only specify in one job into in-depth, I however will try my best to be as exhaustive as possible at least for 2nd job as Knight and Gladiator. All from personal experience, as far as the third job Firebrands; I'll try to gather from friends, as I will be following the path of a Knight towards a Paladin.
Third Job Skills from Devs. (Note: They aren't fully detailed descriptions and numbers will probably change.)
Table of Contents
- Key
- Why Choose A Warrior? -------[War100]
- Pros and Cons ------------------[War110]
- Commentary --------------------[War120]
- In-Depth Skill Level Up Guide -[War130]
- Bonus Skill --------------[War131]
- Skill Builds --------------[War132]
- Leveling Up ---------------------[War140]
- Equipments--------------[War141]
- Job Advancement --------------[War150]
- Farrell's Mansion -------[War151]
- Combos -------------------------[War160]
- Hammer Spam ---------[War161]
- Aerial Combos ----------[War162]
- PvP ------------------------------[War170]
- Personal Tips -------------------[War180]
- Dating ---------------------------[War190]
- Credits --------------------------[War200]
- Knights --------------------------[Knight100]
- Gladiators------------------------[Glad100]
KEY
Ctrl+F [XXX###] the letters next to the section in Table of Content's to go to the selected section, though each section is properly named.
DPS =Damage Per Second
Cooldown = The amount if takes for you to use the same skill again
##’s = s means seconds.
Atk/ATK = Attack
HP = Hit Points
MP = Mana Points
PM = Private Message
Combo = Using skills or attacks one after another
SP = Skill Points
PvP = Player versus Player
PvE = Player versus Enemies (Monsters)
Hammer Spam = A very popular combo where you keep on hammering down the enemies, its main use is with the skill Hammer Crush. (It is not a meat hammer in a can.)
IMO = In My Opinion
Knock-Down(KD) = The status of you or your enemies when you have been knocked to the ground.
Knock-Back(KB) = What happens when you or your enemies get hurt and stop in your or their skills. Knock-Back is the equivalent of Flinch. Its knocking you back and out of balance or composure for you to attack.
SEA = South East Asia version; the version of Dragonica I’m playing with IAHgames.
Solo = Play Alone Without a Party.
MM = Mission Maps where you complete Hero quests.
Mobs = More than one monster in a group.
NPC= Non-Player* Character
#¹/#²/#³/#⁴/#⁵ = The Number it is for level up. At first LV it will be #¹, second LV #². The hyphen “-“ or minus sign, means that in that level it doesn’t change from the previous.
Why Choose a Warrior? --- [War100]
Warriors are melee fighters. As Warriors their main outcome is to kill mobs and pure damage. Warrior's actually have good mobbing skills in this game, not just one on one. As a warrior you'll be choosing one of two paths, Knight or Gladiator. As you can guess Knights are one handed shield wielding melee fighters as Gladiator's are two handed sword wielding beasts of damage. Gladiator has one of the best damage outcomes in the whole game, if not the best DPS. Their skills revolve around attacking, increasing attack, raising sword speed, and hp recovering as they have lower HP than Knights, they have potion effects +% which help in dealing with tough enemies by letting you heal more and faster per second. Gladiators are berserkers that shouldn't stop attacking; while Knight in the other hand, in 2nd job are more stabled melee fighters having decent skills and gathering their defenses and become a solid character. As of job advancing you skills will revolve more around party buffs and helping your team mates. Who cares about a TANK at higher level you will become as strong as a FORT. You will take damage for your team mates while buffing them with the necessary buffs to make the party more effective. At higher levels Knights will be wanted.
So why choose a warrior? If any of that up there sounds really nice to you then become a warrior. You like hand to hand combat? Become a warrior. Urging for some serious damage? Become a Gladiator. Wanting to become wanted and needed by everyone become a Knight. Don't like dying? Become a warrior, any is fine!
Pros and Cons --- [War110]
Pros:
High Average HP And Defense (Knights have highest hp and defense period)
Ground Techniques (Not so many useless for bosses Aerial techniques)
Longer Range than thieves
Higher Damage Per Hit than most classes
Knights can wield Shields
Can Solo Easier at lower level
Cons:
Ranged making it harder to combo in-between mobs
Gladiator's swing their sword slow
Normal attack is not as useful as other classes'
Lame looking skills
Personal Warrior Commentary --- [War120]
In every MMO I play I'm always a warrior only to a few exceptions. Otherwise I'm a dagger user or dual wield. That's always my preference as I prefer melee combat, up close and personal. Warriors in this game start out pretty nice having strong attack from the beginning, making it really easier to do the first TWO MMs without a problem. Later they join the other classes for only higher than average attack, but in replace you are the mobber and will be front line in the party as others kill only what you leave behind. You get great mob skills in this game, as mobs are what you most often train at, not singular enemies. As for PvE you will have high control all of them, though sometimes you'll find a little quitter running away from the group and find that your skills aren't so useful and a waste of time against one enemy, your party should really take care of that but as you're melee the other class will tend to go forth faster them being long range or another mobber. Assassin's are really nice for 1v1 in a party, and should take care of everything that's not in a mob. As you walk towards a Knight, knights are extremely boring at first and then seemingly get excited as you level up, but become deadly boring again as a Paladin, so it's a must have patience class. Knights are well rounded, putting off for less attack than Gladiators by a whole 5 level weapon. Meaning Knights at lv 30 will do as much as a Gladiator at lv 25, though it isn't exactly the case it's around there. I enjoy the skill Revenge as a Knight, and I’m Gone Bro! as a Gladiator. Revenge gives 70% damage taken, back at the enemy, at max level. I’m Gone Bro! is a move where you have to be directly in front of the enemy but it's a cast then you can move about freely, you don't have to stay there to finish the move, so a hit and run; also, if the enemies move even if they were in front of you and aren't will still get hit, however, the same effect applies to monsters that weren't there and now are. Knights will become a fort and party buffer which is really nice but sorry guys no SERIOUS attacking skills when becoming a Paladin except for one. Gladiator's however get lots of attack skills and variety and won't get boring at all. That's my comments on how I feel about the Warrior class and it's sub categories.
In-Depth Skill Level Up Guide for WARRIORS Only --- [War130] Should Read First Before the Level Up Guide
Check the Knights and Gladiators Section for their Skill Level Up and Commentary Guide. Also, please check the Knight skills section for a Warrior/Skills video done by Nuglar a super moderator in IAHgames.
WARNINGS: Skill names and other information might not be so accurate. Specific details such as hits, cooldowns at certain levels and such, but I will try an update when I have something wrong or I'm told I'm wrong. Please PM me if there's anything that's wrong with the SEA *ONLY* version information or any grammar mistakes. Second note, I'm a noob to Dragonica I don't hold any information from any Chinese server so I do not know Future skill builds before changing classes to 3rd job. I will add them later as I get to it on the SEA version. Last I like to talk a lot so please bear with me.
Well thats mine bye.
