Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning - meet the Hammerer |
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Among the character classes you'll encounter in Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning is the Hammerer, which job on the battlefield is obvious enough. The little guys are rather dangerous from what we've seen. Fortunately, EA Mythic sent out important details helpful if you want to enter the Warhammer universe without busting a knee cap.Hammerers in Warhammer Online aren't exactly complicated, and the job description downright implies they just walk around with hammers swinging. However, you'd wish you were familiar with their many quirks after dropping under the hammer's might.
These bearded dwarves in the wildly anticipated MMORPG are definitely capable of doing some hurt. Players need to watch out when they engage in lengthy duels, because Hammerers gain momentum during heated exchanges of blows which makes them stronger and faster in the long run. They do slow down when they throw their most powerful attacks, so playing smart can help potential victims survive the onslaught. Break a Hammerer's momentum, then you'll have the upper hand.
Meanwhile, taking the shoes of a class affectionately named "Hammerer" is as straightforward as it sounds. Jump in front of the enemy, hack away, and finish with power shots when necessary. When facing multiple foes, it's a good thing to find other targets you can hit after the current one drops so you won't lose momentum.
The hammer-totting dwarves can carry medium weight armor, equip face helms, and wield massive hammers for obvious reasons. If you need to learn more about this class in Warhammer Online, click on the "via" link below.
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