Human Fighter guide

Human Fighter starts with high CON, which gives it a large HP pool. The guide also highlights its decent damage output and high carrying capacity.

Fighters of other races only have two paths they can follow: tank or damage dealer. Human Fighters, while they can become tanks (Knights) or damage dealers (Rogues), can also become a hybrid tank/damage dealer (Warrior), which does decent damage and can take hits.

While they have plenty of hit points, Human Fighters are weak in mana points, and their regeneration rate is slower.

Low Accuracy and Evasion.

Slow runspeed! If you plan to do a lot of PvP, be warned — archers will be impossible to catch and hit. This also works the other way around; a Human archer does not do very well, as she cannot run and kite.

You get access to your first new skills at Level 5, and can learn these from the masters in Talking Island Village. Here are a few recommendations for your first choices.

Relax! While it takes a lot of MP to begin with it, it can really be a lifesaver in some situations, and if you don't use special attacks often it reduces your downtime.

One level in your special attack(s) of choice — if you're partial to daggers, get one level of Mortal Blow. Power Strike for sword, or Power Shot for bow.

Weapon Mastery 1. This adds 2 damage to your normal physical attack with any weapon. This may seem small, but it's a big difference in the long run.

Armor Mastery 1. This adds 9 defense to your normal physical defense when wearing armor. This is a big help when fighting monsters with physical attacks.

The next two levels in your special attack(s) of choice — though it costs more mana to use, it does more damage; fair trade.

You get the next skill batch at Level 10. Weapon Mastery 2. This adds 1 damage to your normal physical attack (P.Atk) with any weapon.

Armor Mastery 2 and 3. AM2 adds 2 defense to your normal physical defense (P.Def) when wearing armor, AM3 adds another 1.

The next three levels in your special attack(s) of choice. (Mortal Blow, Power Strike, Power Shot)

You get the next skill batch at Level 15. This is the last batch of skills before your class change.

Weapon Mastery 2. This adds 1 damage to your normal physical attack with any weapon.

Armor Masteries 4 and 5. These each add 1 defense if you are wearing armor. If you're wearing light armor, AM4 adds 3 Evasion.

The next three levels in your special attack(s) of choice. (Mortal Blow, Power Strike, Power Shot)

Levels 1-4. Stick to the south, the east, and the southwest of town for Keltirs (1) and Elpys (1). Note, you can do the Sacrifice to the Sea quest here.

Levels 5-6. Do you have your bow by now? If not, head northwest from town to fight Wolves (4) and Elder Keltirs (3). If you have your bow, head to the river north of the Einhovant's School of Magic and kite the Giant Toads (5). Note that you can do the Bring Wolf Pelts or Recover Smuggled Goods quests here!

Levels 7-9. If you don't have a bow, head on over to the Giant Toads (5) or northwest of town to find Elder Wolves (5). With a bow, though, run north out of town, then follow the coast northwards until you see Orcs (6) and Orc Grunts (7). While these are faster than the toads, you can still kite them. Note that you can do the Bring Wolf Pelts, Recover Smuggled Goods, or The Guard is Busy quests here!

Levels 10-13. If you don't have a bow, find a friend and work on Werewolves (9) and Werewolf Hunters (10) who live just north of the Obelisk of Victory. If you do have a bow, find a friend with a bow and head north from the Obelisk as well, but keep going until you see Orc Lieutenants (11), Orc Fighter Leaders (12) and Werewolf Chieftains (12). One of you hit the monster first, then run in circles around the other while he hits it with the bow. Note, you can do The Guard is Busy quest here!

Levels 14-20. Get some good friends (a group of three to five should be good), and head into the Elven Ruins (Talking Island dungeon). In here you find monsters ranging from Level 9 to Level 21 — the difference is, all these monsters have twice the normal HP of their level and give twice the EXP/money/drops. This is extremely helpful, as you now have Level 9 monsters that hit like Level 9s but give EXP like Level 18s! Note that you can do the Sword of Solidarity, Shards of Golem, Collect Arrowheads or Crystals of Fire and Ice quests here!

Near the Final Levels. don't leave the island until Level 19.5. At this point, head to Gludin to start your class change quest. Find several other people heading over there too, and group up to help each other. By the time you all finish, you will have likely leveled.

Important Note. If you aren't going Rogue, this is a great point to get a free bow. Talk to the NPC who starts the Rogue quest, who will then send you to Neti. Neti gives you a bow and a dagger that you are supposed to use on the quest — but if you never complete the quest, you get to keep the bow and the dagger! While the dagger isn't that great, the bow is a 45 P.Attack weapon; not bad, for at least a few levels.