Melee DPS, Poison, DEF Reduction, Sneaky Stabbing If you like being hard to kill and protecting your buddies, the Swordsman family is for you. And when everything goes badly, they can get a heroic second wind by using Frenzy.įrenzy heals the Lord Knight to full and massively increases their stats, but disallows them from healing themselves or using other skills while it’s active. When they finally become a Lord Knight, they gain the ability to support their teammates by using an ATK-increasing aura and marking targets for death, along with quite a lot of self-buffing skills. Spears allow them to use AOE and burst damage skills, while Swords allow them to use DPS skills. Once they upgrade into a Knight, they have the choice of using Spear or Sword skills.
They also get both an active stun Bash and a passive stun, allowing them to shut down particularly dangerous targets for a short while. This is very good when paired with a Mage or Archer, as the enemy will invariably clump together as they chase the Swordsman into a fireball or trap field. It draws all attention towards the Swordsman, but also increases the enemy’s attack power while lowering their defense, turning the bad guys into angry glass cannons. Unlike the usual tank class though, using the Swordsman’s Provoke skill should be done more carefully. Swordsmen fill the ever popular and useful role of dragging unwanted attention away from their squishier, less muscle-toned teammates.
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