There are only a few major stats to consider in the beginning of the game: Attack, Hit, Defend, Damage, HP, and Stamina.

Note: If you notice any grammatical errors or any sections that are unclear, note them as suggestions for me. After all, these strategies didn’t just fall out of the sky they were developed by people stumbling through the game, learning the nuanced mechanics, and developing these strategies little by little. In short, you need to learn how to learn and that’s why you’re here. The purpose of this guide is to not only get new players started with a solid build for their first-run and a solid strategy for the early-game, but also to help them learn why and to be equipped to develop their own understanding of the game. The problem is that a lot of players don’t understand why some specific build is preferred or optimal. Sword Fight is a game full of nuance due to its many interacting elements and, as such, when newer (and even somewhat experienced) players ask, “What is the best ,” the answer is usually going to be, “Well, it depends.” Just because the best post-endgame setup might boil down to a single top-tier build (Dual Claymore Barrage w/ Drevon & Erik 0033/1140 in the current meta as I write this, btw), that doesn’t mean it’s also best for a first-run, early-game, mid-game, or late-game player.

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