Dragon Warrior III/Player classes: Difference between revisions
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* Main attribute: '''Agility''' | * Main attribute: '''Agility''' | ||
* 2nd attribute: '''Strength''' | * 2nd attribute: '''Strength''' | ||
Fighters have a lot in common with [[#Soldier|Soldiers]]: they are incredibly strong, have high HP and vitality, but cannot use magic. The major difference is that Fighters are incredibly fast, but cannot equip much in the way of armor. Fighters will take more damage than Soldiers, but since they almost always attack first the enemy may not live long enough to deal damage. Fighters allow you to play more offensively while Soldier are more defensive. While Fighters have poor armor options, a female Fighter can still equip Female-Only armor, significantly increasing the quantity and quality of her armor options compared to a male Fighter. | Fighters have a lot in common with [[#Soldier|Soldiers]]: they are incredibly strong, have high HP and vitality, but cannot use magic. The major difference is that Fighters are incredibly fast, but cannot equip much in the way of armor. Fighters will take more damage than Soldiers, but since they almost always attack first the enemy may not live long enough to deal damage. Fighters allow you to play more offensively while Soldier are more defensive. While Fighters have poor armor options, a female Fighter can still equip Female-Only armor, significantly increasing the quantity and quality of her armor options compared to a male Fighter. Due to their unique weapons, Fighters actually work well with a physically focused Hero, since unlike the Fighter there is no need to decide which of your two sword users gets the swords you find in dungeons and which is behind in gear. | ||
In the remakes, a fitting [[../Personality/]] for a Fighter should improve Agility, but not Intelligence. | In the remakes, a fitting [[../Personality/]] for a Fighter should improve Agility, but not Intelligence. | ||
