Warriors don't have much advantage over other classes in the early game. Let's skip the details and focus on leveling first.
Warriors start by completing their respective beginner village tasks. For example, the Eastern warrior leveling up tasks ranges from Dusk Village all the way to Moon River Village, then kill the wooden pig and stop first. After finishing the quest in Northern Europe, come back to kill it, since it's hard to kill. If you have a friend to carry it, you can just kill it directly. After finishing the wooden pig, select a country from the country list, select a country exempt from border tax (usually free), then enter Allia City, choose the Valentine's Day envoy male/female, go to the Nordic newbie village, and start the quest.
Note a bit about Nordic tasks: there's a quest to farm Tears of the Banshee, which requires 15 missions, and later a quest requires 10. Only this quest can be farmed, so you need to clear it before submitting the quest. Keep going until you reach the Zorub Graveyard, where you need to kill the boss. It's recommended to team up and kill the same as the wooden pig. Then you reach Allia City. The quest experience rewards along the way are generous. At this point, you'll be around level 15~17, then go right to Arria City and arrive at the ruins. By the way, there's a speculator at the intersection who asks you to hunt the Pig's Treasure. You don't need to kill the treasure pig. Sometimes talking to the pig will give you a quest: just kill a mutated zombie and you'll get it. Since pigs are hard to kill early on. Also, loot dropped in the ruins can be saved to sell to players, which is very valuable. There's a dying NPC in the ruins whose name I forgot. Don't kill him directly after accepting the quest. Go back to Allia City and give her the relic before killing. The vanguard captain, commander, and butcher in the ruins are hard to kill, so you need to form a team. After clearing this, you'll be around level 18-21, then farm pigs in the ruins. If you run out of experience, you can also earn money along the way. At 23-24, you can return to Dongfang Yuehe Village, head right to Primordial Spirit Lake for quests. The turtles here are hard to kill, so it's recommended to team up. After completing a few quests, you'll be asked to kill the turtle male and snake mother, but don't kill them. Go to the bottom of the map, my little monkey, do that quest, and break the curse. Otherwise, killing the turtle male and snake mother will trigger a bad storyline. After finishing at Primordial Spirit Lake, head down to the Shareize quest. There are three stars and a tiger king quest to kill in a team. After that, return to Arria City, walk down, then left, and arrive at Kami Village, where you complete the Kami village quest. The ancient script is in the stone tablet on the first floor of Atimen. Be careful when killing goblin thieves, as there is a warrior elite inside. We rarely fight melee enemies. It's best to team up and kill mushrooms. Because the first turn lowers melee attacks. The Mara wife in Kami Village is on the second floor of Qiyan Cave, behind a single vampire.
After completing the quest near Kami Village, enter the country and teleport to Jiulong City to complete the quest.Around level 26-28. At level 26, you can go to Atimen to farm monsters; at level 28, you can go to the second level of Qiyan Cave to farm monsters. There are 45 boxes to loot here. Of course, if you find it difficult, you can farm in Atimen until level 30 before going to Qiyan. Regarding the route to Qiyan, start from Kami Village: left, left, down, down, left, up, and you arrive. After level 30, there are fewer quests. Finish the follow-up quests in Jiulong first. Then, if someone is going to a dungeon, join them; if not, farm monsters. At level 30, go to the second level of Qiyan Cave; after level 31, you can go to Black Wind Fortress to farm Liusheng, which requires a group. Black Wind Fortress is at the lower right of Jiulong City: right, right, up. At level 35, farm wolves in Mo Xing Ridge, which is above Black Wind Fortress.
Now let's talk about warrior stat allocation. In the early levels, focus on strength, and add agility and constitution based on your equipment. The most important thing is skills. Warriors do not have full-screen skills, not even half-screen skills. They only have Whirlwind Slash that attacks in a cross pattern. You can learn it in a country with an advanced warrior training guild, or in the Nordic region, a Great Swordsman can be trained for 5 gold. Currently, the mainstream leveling for warriors is Fist Warrior, Sword Warrior, and Mage Warrior. Fist Warrior learns the hero's fist techniques and then uses the hero's Dragon Subduing Eighteen Palms to farm monsters in full-screen, but the drawback is low accuracy. Sword Warrior uses the hero's Lone Sword Nine Techniques for attacks, half-screen range. The drawback is low attack. Recommended active skill is Bloodthirst, which deducts 5% HP each turn; when maxed, it adds 450 attack. Essential for leveling. Also, Warrior's Heart and Weapon Proficiency are needed for leveling. For Mage Warrior, refer to the stat allocation for mages.
