But she has very long animations and is quite slow which makes her more predictable. Some players feel she is very strong because of her burst and she does very well against classes that don’t have a grab because she has a lot of super armor skills to rotate. It is a little disputed as to where she ranks in 1v1 situations. This is once again because of her large aoe and burst damage, as well as her survivability and all the debuffs she can inflict on her enemies. She is also considered very good in large scale PVP and node wars. In most early game spots you will not need many potions to grind because she has good sustain. She is strong grinder both early game and in high end spots because of her large aoe and good mobility. She has lots of buffs and debuffs which make her a great addition in large scale PVP.Īwakened Guardian is considered to be in a very good state. She can also block damage with her shield and after awakening, she can focus the holy flame of dragons to set her enemies ablaze. Her skills and animations are quite slow but you can really feel the power behind the swings of her axe. At level 56, Guardian unlocks her awakening skills and a new awakening weapon, which is the Jordun (similar to a Halberd weapon). She uses a one-handed Battle Axe as her primary weapon and a Shield as her secondary weapon. The Guardian class is a female “viking” class and is considered to be more of a tanky “bruiser” with her heavy melee skills.
The class discords are a great place to start, most have their own guides and resources as well as plenty of skilled players willing to help with questions. You should really adapt the guide and follow your own instincts to match your play-style! I also highly recommend looking at as many different sources as possible and gathering as much information as you can about your class before deciding what is best for you and how you play. Remember that class guides are a rough explanation of the class, designed to give you an idea of the class and what you should be aiming for.
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