# User:Umbire the Phantom/Warrior
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The Warrior is a role that appears in SlashTHEM. They are a pure fighting-class derived from the Knight, though without their jumping ability and less emphasis on offensive spellcasting and mounted combat - the polearms, lance and spellcasting skills outside of divination spells are restricted to them. They also lack the Knight's jumping ability.
Warriors can be any race or alignment.

Contents

1 Starting equipment
2 Intrinsics
3 Skills
4 Special Rules
5 Gods
6 Quest
7 Rank titles
8 Strategy
9 Origin
10 References

Starting equipment
+1 broadsword
+1 crossbow
up to 50 blessed +0 crossbow bolts
several carrots and apples
+0 small shield
+0 scale mail
+0 pair of low boots
The starting pet is a saddled pony.

Intrinsics
At experience level 7, Warriors gain intrinsic speed.

Skills

Knight skills

Max
Skills

Basic

Weapons: javelin, saber, club
Spells: divination

Skilled

Weapons: dagger, axe, pick-axe, scimitar, mace, flail, hammer, spear
Spells: body
Combat: riding, two weapon combat

Expert

Weapons: short sword, broadsword, long sword, crossbow, two-handed sword
Combat: bare hands

Warriors start with Basic skill in broadsword, crossbow, dagger, and riding, and begin with knowledge of all weapons and non-magical armor.

Special Rules
To be written.
Gods
Main article: Religion
The Warrior's pantheon is derived from Slavic folklore.

Lawful: Dahzbog
Neutral: Yarovit-Yarilo
Chaotic: Svarozhits
Quest
To be written.
Rank titles
The status line shows you to be one of the following ranks when you reach the specified experience level:

XL 1-2: Swordsman
XL 3-5: Longswordsman
XL 6-9: Two-Handed Swordsman
XL 10-13: Legionnaire
XL 14-17: Crusader
XL 18-21: Baron/ess
XL 22-25: Count/ess
XL 26-29: Duke/Duchess
XL 30: Patriarch/Matriarch
Strategy
The Warrior is a combat-oriented role whose high physical stats allow them to utilize a wide array of melee and ranged weapons. However, they lack any combat spellcasting skills, with their skillset focused more on divination and body spells, and they do not learn any techniques outside of those naturally learned by a particular character's race.

Origin
The Warrior is based on the Gauntlet role with the same name. If the Warrior is weak from hunger, the game will display "Warrior needs food, badly!", which is a reference to Gauntlet's low health warning.

References