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I.Build
II.Armour & Gear
III.Pot Delay Problems
IV.Warrior Skills
V.Warlock Skills
VI.PVP
VII. Cons Of The Build
VIII.Warrior/Warlock Videos
I.BUILD
Pure Strength the WHOLE WAY. You don't want any Intelligence, even though you're a warlock. Warlock is only needed for debuffing, no Magical Attacks.
It should look like this with no buffs, scrolls, or armour:
II.ARMOUR & GEAR
Armour:
I prefer robes, since first of all your Pure Strength, and second of all, only nukes from nukers/wizards will do any true damage against you. Gear should have be +3 and higher, with mostly 100% blues (I also think some MP should be added to it, since the debuffs cost a bit more MP).
Weapon(s):
Warlock Rod: this doesn't have to have any +, but blues wouldn't hurt. The stats of your warlock rod won't help your debuffs to be stronger, it is the level of your debuffs that will make them stronger.
Sword: Your sword should have atleast +5 or higher, and 100% blues. It is your damage dealer on this build, and the higher the better. Critical and physical percentage is also important.
Shield: This should also be +5 or higher. It will give you extra defense and so on. The blocking ratio should be 16 or higher, and full blues is almost positively needed. I suggest also having a high physical defense mostly since your wearing robes.
III.POT DELAY PROBLEMS?
The European Classes have a pot delay of 15 seconds, which can cause a problem.
Suggestions:
Use Vigors...
A lot of 25% Vigor Recovery Grains
came out in this last event, and hopefully you saved yours (4 second pot delay)
Use 25% HP Recovery Grains...
These will also give you a 4 second pot delay, which is 11 seconds less than a normal pot delay, and 3 seconds more than a Chinese's pot delay.
If you didn't get any, or you don't have the cash to buy any and just use normal pots, thats OK too. With this build, it has many debuffs that stop the player, which will give you a couple seconds extra to heal.
IV.Warrior Skills
All these skills are needed.
Taunting Target: Taunts someone so they will attack you even if someone is attacking them
Vital Increase: Great against Wizards (Increases your HP by a certain amount but reduces Physical and Meelee damage.
Descry: Detects Rogues, very helpful against Rogues
Sprint Assault: Causes you to thunder towards your enemy with quick speeds. It can cause Stun & Knock back
Iron Skin: Gives you incredibly high physical defense for a certain amount
Howling Shout: Same thing as Taunting Target
Mana Skin: Gives you incredibly high magical defense for a certain amount
Pain Quota: I think it is absolutely needed for Parties with Europeans
Physical Fence, Magical Fence, Protect: It takes a certain amount of damage/aggro from another character. It is somewhat helpful, but it can kill you too if the attacks are too strong. Cape or no cape, you'll lose experience points.
Physical/Morale Screen: It gives the same amount of defense of Iron/Mana Skin, but for someone else. I think this is very helpful for jobwars, guild wars, fortress wars, and more.
One-Hand Arms, Power Shield, Blockade, Critical Void: Max all of these. They'll give you attack/defence buffs for 1handed warriors. Very useful... [All Passive]
All of these should be maxed. The first one, Slash, is used throughout leveling. The other three, Shield Trash, Double Stab, and Berserker are mastered to also master Shield Crush, Cunning Stab, and Daring Berserker.
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V.Warlock Skills
These are your debuffs. The first 2 and last 2 are can be both leveled to the max of level 8 debuff. The only difference is that the last two are AOE debuffs, meaning they'll debuff more than one person in that area. I personally think it is fine just to get the first two and stick with those. The middle two, aren't AOE, but you should still get them if you want AOE or not. They are very important like the rest of your debuffs
Physical Raze: Reduces Physical Defense
Magical Raze: Reduces Magical Defense
Combat Raze: Reduces Physical and Magical Offensive powers
Courage Raze: Increases Physical and Magical Offensive powers done to your enemy.
Physical Ravage: AOE ; See: Physical Raze
Magical Ravage: AOE ; See: Magical Raze
Red Flower: [Passive] Increases damage of Blood Skills, needed for Bloody Trap
Trap Booster: [Passive] Increases Bloody Trap damage
Blood Flower: You don't need this, this is for Pure Intelligence, it is a Magical Attack.
Bloody Trap: Needed, it does a good amount of damage, and explodes at any time (does not leave the opponent when weapons are switched)
Death Flower: AOE ; See: Blood Flower
Daze: Stuns your enemies for a certain amount of time, get it. Very useful for PVP/PVE
Fog Sight: Makes your enemy distance attacks have a shorter distance. Optional, I suggest not to, it's a waste of SP, and not very helpful.
Illusion: makes you be like someone else for a certain amount of time. Useful for disguising in Jobs.
Wrath Daze: AOE ; See Daze (Get it, stuns to a higher level)
Shade Illusion: See Illusion (Get it, lets you copy a character that is a higher level)
Bloody Aim: [Passive] Get it, it increases the amount of HP you get from the skills Vampire Touch and Vampire Kiss
Vampire Touch: This sucks HP out of your enemy, and gives it to yourself. It doesn't do that much damage, but it very helpful with your 15 second pot delay. This skill also gives disease, which makes debuffs have a lot better chance of being done.
Shadow Armour: It makes you do a bit of damage to enemies that get too near you for a certain amount of time. This is more of a fun skill. I'd say it is optional. The damage isn't that much
Scream Mask: a great buff to give to others. It makes people have a chance of getting stunned if the person who has the buff is attacked. Great for all PVP. But, once you switch weapons, this buff is removed (Cannot be used on yourself).
Reflect: You have a 35% chance of reflecting a certain amount of damage off your enemy. Leaves when you switch weapons
Vampire Kiss: AOE ; See: Vampire Touch. I enjoy this skill better because it seems to be faster, and speed counts.
Dusk Armour: See: Shadow Armour
Advanced Reflect: See Reflect ; Stays when switching weapons, when maxed out, it reflects 90% of the damage
Slumber: Makes your enemy fall asleep for 20 seconds. But, if you attack them/debuff them, they'll wake up.
Wheel Bind: Makes your enemy have a longer pot delay, and healing skills will heal this. Very useful for PVP, and gives Chinese a bit of what use Europeans taste.
Mirage: Reduces Aggro amount. Optional, and you don't need to have a warlock rod to use this weapon.
Deep Slumber: AOE ; See: Slumber. Raises Slumber level so your debuff level is higher
Phantasma: See: Mirage
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VI.PVP
This is how I Pvp. If other people have other ways, PLEASE post them, and if there reasonable/good, I will add them to this guide with your name.
Chinese (ALL)/Euro Warrior: First, I stun them. Then, I use Vampire Kiss to give them disease, which makes debuffs almost never fail at all. After, I debuff them with the Raze Debuffs and WheelBind and also Bloody Trap. After that, I put them to sleep, switch weapons, and start using Warrior skills to kill him (Use Mana/Iron Skin if needed). It works a lot, just keep repeating this if its a long battle. And, if your HP is low, I suggest using Vampire Kiss, but if your about to kill them, don't worry about it.
Euro Wizard/Rogue: If you're holding a warlock rod, I suggest stunning them as soon as you see them, and than killing them. Only debuff if they don't have there Life Control/Dagger Desperate/Crossbow Extreme. But if your attacked unexpectedly without a warlock rod, I suggest using Sprint Assault to hopefully knock back/stun the enemy and stop his attack
Clerics: Just stun, use Vampire Kiss when needed, and kill with warrior skills. They will heal themselves from Warlock debuffs and Bloody Trap, so it is pointless to debuff them.
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VII.CONS OF THIS BUILD:
If someone has a cleric, your warlock days are over. Clerics can heal debuffs/bloody traps from themselves and other characters. Just use your Warrior Skills if they do, and you'll still be strong.
