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| − | The '''Warrior''' is a [[role]] that appears in [[SlashTHEM]]. They are a pure fighting-class | + | The '''Warrior''' is a [[role]] that appears in [[SlashTHEM]]. They are a pure fighting-class derived from the [[Knight]], though without their jumping ability and less emphasis on offensive spellcasting and mounted combat - the [[polearms]], [[lance]] and [[spellcasting]] [[skill]]s outside of [[divination spell]]s are restricted to Warriors. |
| − | [[clockwork automata]], [[Doppelganger (starting race)|doppelgänger]], [[Dwarf (starting race)|dwarves]], [[Elf (starting race)|elves]], [[Giant (starting race)|giant]], [[Gnome (starting race)|gnomes]], [[Hobbit (starting race)|hobbits]], [[Human (starting race)|human]], [[incantifiers]], or [[Kobold (starting race)|kobolds]]. | + | |
| + | Warriors can be of any alignment, and can be played as [[clockwork automata]], [[Doppelganger (starting race)|doppelgänger]], [[Dwarf (starting race)|dwarves]], [[Elf (starting race)|elves]], [[Giant (starting race)|giant]], [[Gnome (starting race)|gnomes]], [[Hobbit (starting race)|hobbits]], [[Human (starting race)|human]], [[incantifiers]], or [[Kobold (starting race)|kobolds]]. | ||
The [[Warrior quest]] sees you fighting [[Archnemesis]] for [[The Magic Mirror of Jason]]. | The [[Warrior quest]] sees you fighting [[Archnemesis]] for [[The Magic Mirror of Jason]]. | ||
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The Warrior is a role that appears in SlashTHEM. They are a pure fighting-class derived from the Knight, though without their jumping ability and less emphasis on offensive spellcasting and mounted combat - the polearms, lance and spellcasting skills outside of divination spells are restricted to Warriors.
Warriors can be of any alignment, and can be played as clockwork automata, doppelgänger, dwarves, elves, giant, gnomes, hobbits, human, incantifiers, or kobolds.
The Warrior quest sees you fighting Archnemesis for The Magic Mirror of Jason.
The Warrior's starting pet is a pony that starts out with a saddle. Just like the Knight, a Warrior's riding skill starts out Basic, allowing the player to pick up items while riding.
Contents
Starting Equipment
- a +1 broadsword
- a +1 crossbow
- 50 blessed +0 crossbow bolts
- a +0 scale mail
- a +0 pair of low boots
- +0 small shield
- a random amount of carrots and apples
Intrinsics
Warriors gain intrinsics at these experience levels:
- XL 7: Speed
Techniques
Warriors start with weapon practice and shield block.
Skills
| Warrior Skills | |
|---|---|
| Max | Skills |
| Basic |
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| Skilled | |
| Expert |
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Gods
- Lawful: Dazhbog
- Neutral: Yarovit-Yarilo
- Chaotic: Svarozhits
Warrior rank titles
The status line shows you to be one of the following ranks when you reach the specified experience level:
- XL 1-2: Swords(wo)man
- XL 3-5: Longswords(wo)man
- XL 6-9: Two-Handed Swords(wo)man
- XL 10-13: Legionnaire
- XL 14-17: Crusader
- XL 18-21: Baron(ess)
- XL 22-25: Count(ess)
- XL 26-29: Duke/Duchess
- XL 30: Patriarch/Matriarch
Strategy
The Warrior is a combat-oriented role. His high physical stats allow him to fight in melee most of the time while also allowing him to use a variety of ranged weapons. However, the complete lack of any spellcasting skills means the Warrior will have difficulty casting higher-level spells. They also don't get a lot of useful intrinsics or techniques by leveling up.
The Warrior's quest artifact, The Magic Mirror of Jason, is extremely hard to obtain thanks to the quest nemesis' difficulty; basically, the quest forces the Warrior to fight a beefed-up version of Master Kaen.
Being a drow can aid in the Warrior's melee fighting abilities, and a vampire Warrior can deal extra damage by feeding on enemies.
Origin
The Warrior is based on the Gauntlet role with the same name. If the Warrior is weak from hunger, the game will display "Warrior needs food, badly!", which is a reference to Gauntlet's low health warning.
