Warlock guide

Warlocks are summon-focused, and for someone who has taken a long trip through Human Wizard, they are a true blessing! From here on out you don't have those horrible 6-hour delays between summons, and new buffs make your pet more powerful then ever. You are a caster who brings your own tank to the party!

Warlocks are good solo or in a party. When soloing, act as a two-man healer/tank group; buff and heal your pet, and let it do most of the damage. Don't hesitate to throw a fire ball or two, though!

Mew's special ability is a Vampiric Touch spell. When soloing, you and your furry companion can stand side by side and blow oncoming creatures to smithereens. Put the special attack button from your pet command window onto your hot bar next to your main attack spell and you can cycle both easily. When told to do their special move (in this case, ranged attack spell), they do it once and return to your side. This makes pulling critters for you or your group easy. Target, tell the unicorn to fire away and it will run to maximum range, fire a shot and then immediately return to your side with creature in tow. Not only does this serve the party a fresh snack, your opponent's initial aggro is focused on the cute but expendable pet.

From here on out you have a choice of changing to light armor. Stay in robes, because the added MP far outweigh the added MP regen time — but get a level of Light Armor Mastery in case you ever find yourself with a light armor set.

If you own both robes and light armor, consider switching into the armor whenever you are using Kat the Cat. He can augment your mana well enough that it's worth the extra 5% P.Atk speed and P.Def you get from light armor.

You don't really get that many attack skills from here on out, so when you feel that your Blaze just isn't more then a brush on the shoulder, think about making the switch from Mystic weapon to Fighter weapon. Your primary focus will likely be playing healer and buffer for your pet, and most healers and buffers out there already use a good Fighter weapon, as M.Atk has no effect on heals or buffs.

Be aware that, as your attack skills get more and more outdated, it might become harder for you to find a good group. While you're an effective healer/tank team that takes half the mana, you can't heal the other party members, can't resurrect, and can't battle heal if the going gets tough. Be prepared to duo with your pet very often.

More and more servitor buffs become available as you progress through the levels. As always, make sure to keep your pet fully buffed; give yourself a shot of Might 1 or Shield 1 right before you buff your buddy so that you know their buffs are about to wear out when yours starts wearing out.