These types of weapons are recommended with Fully-Offensive armors, as specials are not affected by the armor lean, and will therefore deal reduced overall damage. They only perform the armor's built-in attack.
You take x0.8 damage, but deal x0.8 damage as well. Fully-Defensive - Again, as the name suggests, this is for defensive builds.A Fully-Offensive lean is generally recommended for Pure builds, because pets and guests are not affected by your lean, and therefore deal relatively less damage. You take x1.25 damage, but deal x1.25 damage as well. Fully-Offensive - As the name suggests, this is recommended for offensive builds.While a variety of leans are available, it's recommended to choose between two leans: An armor lean affects how much damage you deal with armor attacks as well as how much damage you take, relative to a base point. Beastmaster - These builds rely more on their pets and guests for additional damage and status effects.Īrmors in AQ have leans.Pure - These rely on their attacks and abilities for damage, and use pets / guests only as some additional utility.It's important to note, that while what described above is the intended result, the actual result is that Warriors and Rangers are more proficient in Wars, while Mages are more proficient in general quests.Įach main class can diverge into one of two sub-types:
Mage - These use Magic weapons like staves and wands, and offer the strongest attacks in exchange for a quick burn-out (in the form of Mana depletion).Ranger - These use Ranged weapons like bows and pole-arms, and offer additional versatility in terms of equipment choice.Warrior - These use Melee weapons like swords and axes, and their trademark is efficiency, doing consistent damage over a long duration.There are 3 categories that characters fall into:
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