As you play in the game of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, you need to learn how to play as a Warrior. There are different classes in this game, and this guide will help you choose one that suits your style. Here are the basics of these classes. As a Samurai, you should equip the Land of Reeds set, which costs 4500 runes. You can acquire them by using a rune farm in Elden Ring. This set gives you good physical damage negation and decent magical resistance.

Bandit

In the upcoming FromSoftware MMO, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, players will have the option of choosing from several classes. The Bandit is one of those options. The bandit is a versatile class that can excel in ranged combat and has a unique weapon – the Bandit’s buckler shield. This class is already featured in Sekiro, but will now be available in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

The Bandit class starts at level five. The stats for the class are Arcane, Dexterity, and Mind. The weapons available to the class are a shortbow, a set of arrows, and a buckler shield. However, there are zero melee options in the Elden Ring Bandit class. Those who want a melee option will be disappointed with the Elden Ring Bandit class.

Mercenary

If you have been considering switching to another class in the Elden Ring, you’re in for a surprise. As a Mercenary, you will be able to use weapons that are much heavier than normal and do a great deal of damage. You also get to dual-wield, so you’ll have to focus on offense. However, this gives you a lot of flexibility, and you can still use a weapon that is more powerful than a normal ring.

The first boss in the Elden Ring is the Grafted Scion. It’s designed to kill you, so use your shield to absorb damage. If you want to use a sword, you’ll need to find the Imbued Sword Key, which you can find on the third highest of the Four Belfries, and the west coast of Liurnia Of The Lakes. While a Scion may seem intimidating, it’s actually quite easy to beat. A big shield will allow you to absorb many of its attacks, and timing your dodges is essential.

Prophet

The Prophet class is the starting character for this class and it draws inspiration from monks and priests. The primary focus of this class is spellcasting with its array of incantations. The Prophet’s high faith will enable him to do incredible damage and even heal allies while he smites enemies with a holy attack. This class is recommended for those who have played Soulslike before and want to start with a solid foundation.

The Prophet class begins the game at level seven and has two useful incantations: Heal and Catch Flame. The first spell will heal a moderate amount of health, and the second spell will deal fire damage to enemies. The Prophet class starts with a short spear, finger seal, and shield. If you want to get a head start on the game, practice using these spells and saving your flasks as often as possible.

Astrologer

While the basic attributes of the Astrologer are similar to those of a mage, they differ slightly. While Intelligence governs the use of offensive spells, Mind determines how many FPs you have at any given moment. As a result, the Astrologer is a good class to use when you’re looking to deal massive amounts of damage using magic. As you’ll soon find out, there are several important differences between the two classes.

The main difference between the two classes is the starting spells. The Astrologer has two powerful spells at level one, but the class isn’t completely limited to them. You can take a sorcery teacher to gain access to more spells, and the first major sorcery teacher is available fairly early on in the game. This class also has a very high intelligence level, making it easy to cast powerful spells even before you have reached the top levels.

Warrior

If you want to start out with melee combat, the Warrior class is an excellent choice. The Warrior class starts out with the highest Dexterity and comes equipped with dual-wield Scimitars. Since Dexterity is required for better weapons, it makes sense to use dodge rolling to protect yourself in close range combat. You can also convert to an Archer for long-range attacks if you want.

The Warrior class combines the best attributes of the Vagabond and Bandit classes. You’ll have great Strength, the highest Endurance, and great Dexterity. Warrior builds focus on melee and ranged combat, but you can switch between melee and ranged sniping if you want. In addition to the weapons, the Warrior also has great mobility, so you’ll want to learn dodges and two-handed weapon stances.