Warcryer guide

As a Warcryer, you are primarily focused on party buffs and single-target attacks. This means that you use less MP per cast then your Overlord cousin, but you affect fewer targets at a time.

Even when soloing, the only buffs you have (besides Soul Shield) are party buffs, and thus cost a good amount of MP and time.

Warcryers are huge assets to the party, serving as a combined Prophet and Sorcerer with their good

buffs and even better attacks. If your primary hunting style is partying, wear magic robes or at least light armor so that you have the added MP/regen rate and can both buff and DoT. Such powerful spells don't come cheap MP-wise!

A dose of Dreaming Spirit and Freezing Flame can significantly reduce an enemy's hit points. Use this tactic for soloing, and finish up with either a regular hit or Steal Essence, depending how high your HP are.

Even as one of the slowest classes in Aden, there are still monsters you can kite. Keep an eye out for golem types. (Enchanted Iron and Stone Golems near the Ivory

tower work until about Level 50.) Two or three Freezing Flames should put them at 1 HP.

While a good DoT spell, Venom holds no cards compared to your Freezing Flame and Frost Flame. Don't expect to use Venom very often at all.

Remember, Chant of Life is a good heal over time spell for your party, but it doesn't work fast. Try not to get into any difficult situations with your party, or you might find yourself wishing for Resurrect!

While you don't get many levels in Seal of Binding, a mass-root is very useful in many situations. Give it a shot when you find yourself (or a party member) swamped by monsters. If it doesn't work, you can always individually Dreaming Spirit them.