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==Tips and strategies==

Along with the Dwarven Fighter, his main strength is in using two weapons; he also has the ability to keep lots of items in The Gauntlet mode and he begins with a head start experience wise. His starting level makes the beginning dungeons very easy. However, his magic is terrible and has a slow regeneration rate ~~compared to the Dwarven Fighter~~. Even worse ~~than the Elven Sorceress~~, his long range attack is terrible and is the only person that cannot use the bow. As such, you are forced to get within melee range of every opponent. The weapons he begins with are exclusive to him, and cannot be sold or dropped but can be a worthwhile weapon to use if you like to chop up enemies.

Along with the Dwarven Fighter, his main strength is in using two weapons; he also has the ability to keep lots of items in The Gauntlet mode and he begins with a head start experience wise. His starting level makes the beginning dungeons very easy. However, his magic is terrible and has a slow regeneration rate. Even worse, his long range attack is terrible and is the only person that cannot use the bow. As such, you are forced to get within melee range of every opponent. The weapons he begins with are exclusive to him, and cannot be sold or dropped but can be a worthwhile weapon to use if you like to chop up enemies.

For the stats provided that you start with this character in normal difficulty, his strength should be the first important stat to upgrade. Constitution and Charisma can come later to help with health regeneration and shop item prices. Endurance, intestinal fortitude and toughness should also be upgraded as important with the other characters if they want to last in the game and be able to carry a ton of items on the way.

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 ==Tips and strategies==
-Along with the Dwarven Fighter, his main strength is in using two weapons; he also has the ability to keep lots of items in The Gauntlet mode and he begins with a head start experience wise. His starting level makes the beginning dungeons very easy. However, his magic is terrible and has a slow regeneration rate compared to the Dwarven Fighter. Even worse than the Elven Sorceress, his long range attack is terrible and is the only person that cannot use the bow. As such, you are forced to get within melee range of every opponent. The weapons he begins with are exclusive to him, and cannot be sold or dropped but can be a worthwhile weapon to use if you like to chop up enemies.
+Along with the Dwarven Fighter, his main strength is in using two weapons; he also has the ability to keep lots of items in The Gauntlet mode and he begins with a head start experience wise. His starting level makes the beginning dungeons very easy. However, his magic is terrible and has a slow regeneration rate. Even worse, his long range attack is terrible and is the only person that cannot use the bow. As such, you are forced to get within melee range of every opponent. The weapons he begins with are exclusive to him, and cannot be sold or dropped but can be a worthwhile weapon to use if you like to chop up enemies.
 For the stats provided that you start with this character in normal difficulty, his strength should be the first important stat to upgrade. Constitution and Charisma can come later to help with health regeneration and shop item prices. Endurance, intestinal fortitude and toughness should also be upgraded as important with the other characters if they want to last in the game and be able to carry a ton of items on the way.

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