Jon Suan
There has been a steady supply of Medieval war games these days and that’s to be expected. Who doesn’t love hitting people with sharp steel sticks while you wear enough metal to make a tank. Something about the medieval era really sparks interests to people, it’s a part of history filled with war, bloodshed but also about great stories of heroes and warriors. That’s why there will always be medieval fighting games. In this guide we’ll show you how to play the Blade Class in Warhaven.
How to Play Blade Class Guide In Warhaven
There are multiple different classes in Warhaven, each with their own sets of weapons, armors and playstyles that you need to keep an eye on. One of the classes in the game is the Blade, a somewhat nimble class that holds a two-handed sword, so for big sword lovers in video games this is the class for you.
Despite looking like a big damage dealer, the Blade is actually a good and balanced class to play. The primary attacks of the class are easy to weave and deal a good amount of damage. They also have some great abilities that can work on almost every situation is one of the more straightforward classes there is. Here is a list of the Blade’s abilities:
- Sprint Attack: A big downward slash at the end of a sprint. A great opener and can be combined with other attacks.
- Hilt Bash: A guard break ability that gives you a chance to get in a few swings at defensive enemies.
- Ox Slash: One of your big attacks. It can launch some players up in the air and leave them vulnerable for more attacks.
- Block and Block Dash: You can block with your sword but you can also do a dash move to either side after a successful block.
The blade is a character that is easy to learn but hard to master. It’s not a character that can survive on its own so keep close to your team. Use your Hilt Bash and Ox Slash to keep the enemies open to attacks. Use your block dash to either get a better position to attack the enemy or to get out of sticky situations.
Congratulations you now know the basics of playing a blade in Warhaven. Now go out there and hit those enemies with your big sword! Many thanks to BloodThirstyLord for tips on how to play this class. If you need more information or tips then go check their video here: *NEW* Warhaven – How to Play Blade Class (Warhaven Guide & Beginner Tips Gameplay)
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