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	==== Resetting Tok-Xil with fast travel[[File:Tok-Xil.png\|frameless\|width=79x79]] ====		==== Resetting Tok-Xil with fast travel[[File:Tok-Xil.png\|frameless\|width=79x79]] ====
	This method involves fast travelling between 2 [[Dragonwilds:Tok-Xil]] spawns, almost killing them, and then fast travelling to the other one to reset their health. One Tok-Xil can give 2,400 experience in around 35-40 seconds, making it possible to gain up to 230,000 experience per hour, assuming all buffs are used ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment\|knowledgable nourishment]], [[Dragonwilds:Super Focused Attack Potion\|super focused attack potion]], [[Dragonwilds:whetstone]], and [[Dragonwilds:Enchant Weapon: Water\|water enchanted]] weapon). Sometimes Tok-Xils in the [[Dragonwilds:Lava Fields]] don't immediately spawn after fast travel, making them unreliable for this method. The two near both pyramids are consistent but the one in the destroyed town requires the player to be some distance away before it spawns ~~(next to or behind the big rock)~~. ~~It is recommended to use~~ a ~~second lodestone at~~ the ~~fight spot~~ to ~~avoid running all~~ the ~~way back~~.		This method involves fast travelling between 2 [[Dragonwilds:Tok-Xil]] spawns, almost killing them, and then fast travelling to the other one to reset their health. One Tok-Xil can give 2,400 experience in around 35-40 seconds, making it possible to gain up to 230,000 experience per hour, assuming all buffs are used ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment\|knowledgable nourishment]], [[Dragonwilds:Super Focused Attack Potion\|super focused attack potion]], [[Dragonwilds:whetstone]], and [[Dragonwilds:Enchant Weapon: Water\|water enchanted]] weapon). Sometimes Tok-Xils in the [[Dragonwilds:Lava Fields]] don't immediately spawn after fast travel, making them unreliable for this method. The two near both pyramids are consistent but the one in the destroyed town requires the player to be some distance away before it spawns. One lodestone can be built a medium distance from the Tok-Xil to guarantee it spawns, and then another one directly under it to get into the fight instantly.

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	==== Fight caves ====		==== Fight caves[[File:Fight Cave Icon.png\|frameless\|width=46x46]] ====
	This method assumes the player has completed the quest [[Dragonwilds:Icthlarin's Little Helper]], and has unlocked the [[Dragonwilds:Fight Caves\|Fight Cave]]. This method focuses on only clearing the first 28-30 waves, as defeating [[Dragonwilds:Fuzan]] is not a valuable use of time when training [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] due to the long pauses between attack phases and the amount of area denial the boss uses.		This method assumes the player has completed the quest [[Dragonwilds:Icthlarin's Little Helper]], and has unlocked the [[Dragonwilds:Fight Caves\|Fight Cave]]. This method focuses on only clearing the first 28-30 waves, as defeating [[Dragonwilds:Fuzan]] is not a valuable use of time when training [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] due to the long pauses between attack phases and the amount of area denial the boss uses.

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	''Further testing is required.''		''Further testing is required.''

			==== Resetting Tok-Xil with fast travel[[File:Tok-Xil.png\|frameless\|width=79x79]] ====
			This method involves fast travelling between 2 [[Dragonwilds:Tok-Xil]] spawns, almost killing them, and then fast travelling to the other one to reset their health. One Tok-Xil can give 2,400 experience in around 35-40 seconds, making it possible to gain up to 230,000 experience per hour, assuming all buffs are used ([[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment\|knowledgable nourishment]], [[Dragonwilds:Super Focused Attack Potion\|super focused attack potion]], [[Dragonwilds:whetstone]], and [[Dragonwilds:Enchant Weapon: Water\|water enchanted]] weapon). Sometimes Tok-Xils in the [[Dragonwilds:Lava Fields]] don't immediately spawn after fast travel, making them unreliable for this method. The two near both pyramids are consistent but the one in the destroyed town requires the player to be some distance away before it spawns (next to or behind the big rock). It is recommended to use a second lodestone at the fight spot to avoid running all the way back.

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	\|{{plink\|Unholy Symbol}} / {{plink\|Salve Amulet}}*		\|{{plink\|Unholy Symbol}} / {{plink\|Salve Amulet}}*
	\|{{plink\|Amulet of Strength}}		\|{{plink\|Amulet of Strength}}
	\|{{plink\|Inspiring Amulet of Attack~~}} / {{plink\|Amulet of Accuracy~~}}		\|{{plink\|Inspiring Amulet of Attack}}
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	** Some methods down below might require the player to use a piece of magic armour for the -50% Stamina Regen Delay.		** Some methods down below might require the player to use a piece of magic armour for the -50% Stamina Regen Delay.
	* [[Dragonwilds:Trinkets]]:		* [[Dragonwilds:Trinkets]]:
	** Amulet of ~~accuracy~~ – ~~Increased [[Dragonwilds:Critical Strike\|Critical]] Damage~~ by '''~~15%'''~~		** Amulet of Glory – Increases melee damage by '''25%'''
	** Inspiring amulet of Attack – '''I'''ncreases Attack XP by '''5%'''		** Amulet of Strength – Increases melee [[Dragonwilds:damage]] by '''12.5%'''
	** Amulet of ~~strength~~ – Increases melee [[Dragonwilds:damage]] by '''12.5%'''		** Unholy Symbol – Increases melee damage by '''15%'''
	** Unholy ~~symbol~~ – Increases melee damage by '''15%'''		*** [[Dragonwilds:Salve amulet]]* – Preferred over the Unholy Symbol for undead monsters, as it increases damage against them by '''17%'''
	*** [[Dragonwilds:Salve amulet]]* – Preferred over the Unholy ~~Synbol~~ for undead monsters, as it increases damage against them by '''17%'''		** Inspiring Amulet of Attack – '''I'''ncreases Attack XP by '''5%'''
	** Amulet of ~~glory~~ – ~~Increases melee damage~~ by '''25%'''
	*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:		*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:
	**Attack cape – Melee attacks have a small chance at costing no stamina when used.		**Attack cape – Melee attacks have a small chance at costing no stamina when used.
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	== '''General advices''' ==		== '''General advices''' ==
	Perhaps the most important thing to note in terms of training any combat skill is that the vast majority of your damage comes from the [[Dragonwilds:Power level]] of your weapon as opposed to your skill level. This in turn accelerates your kill speed, which translates to faster experience gains. Levelling up your [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill will still provide useful passives and enchantments to help in different combat scenarios, however, it is imperative to understand that your attack level does not inherently increase your damage or accuracy by any amount. So, if you are struggling to clear an area or defeat a boss, make sure you are using the highest power level gear you have available to you instead of trying to reach an arbitrary Attack Level. (See [[Dragonwilds:Power level#Region Power Levels\|Region Power Levels]] and [[Dragonwilds:Power level#Player Power Levels\|Player Power Levels]])		Perhaps the most important thing to note in terms of training any combat skill is that the vast majority of your damage comes from the [[Dragonwilds:Power level]] of your weapon as opposed to your skill level. This in turn accelerates your kill speed, which translates to faster experience gains. Levelling up your [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill will still provide useful passives and enchantments to help in different combat scenarios, however, it is imperative to understand that your attack level does not inherently increase your damage or accuracy by any amount. So, if you are struggling to clear an area or defeat a boss, make sure you are using the highest power level gear you have available to you instead of trying to reach an arbitrary Attack Level. (See [[Dragonwilds:Power level#Region Power Levels\|Region Power Levels]] and [[Dragonwilds:Power level#Player Power Levels\|Player Power Levels]])

			A good strategy for keeping enough stamina for each individual encounter is to stop sprinting just before engaging combat to allow the [[Dragonwilds:Stamina]] Bar to replenish to full.

			If you see an enemy charging a Power Attack, it is usually advised to evade out of range instead of continuing your Melee weapon's attack combo. Not only does this save health and possibly food resources, but also gives you a window during a fight to regenerate your Stamina without fear of being attacked. Unlike Water and Air magic spells, very few melee weapons can stagger an enemy out of their Power Attacks.

	== '''Methods per region''' ==		== '''Methods per region''' ==

	* Fighting bosses for drops
	* Monster runs for rare drops

	=== Brynmoor ===		=== Brynmoor ===
	Players looking to train [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] early and unlock skill perks such as [[Dragonwilds:Parry]] and [[Dragonwilds:Weapon Expertise]] can begin immediately in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]]. The region contains numerous [[Dragonwilds:Giant Rat]] and [[Dragonwilds:Goblin (disambiguation)\|Goblin]] spawns, providing several opportunities for combat without travelling far from the starting area.		Players looking to train [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] early and unlock skill perks such as [[Dragonwilds:Parry]] and [[Dragonwilds:Weapon Expertise]] can begin immediately in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]]. The region contains numerous [[Dragonwilds:Giant Rat]] and [[Dragonwilds:Goblin (disambiguation)\|Goblin]] spawns, providing several opportunities for combat without travelling far from the starting area.

	[[Dragonwilds:Ash Logs]] and [[Dragonwilds:Stone]] can be gathered near the spawn area to craft a [[Dragonwilds:Stone ~~Dagger~~]] or [[Dragonwilds:~~Stone Club~~]]. ~~Either weapon~~ is ~~suitable for early training. Once~~ the ~~required materials become available~~, ~~upgrading~~ to a [[Dragonwilds:Bone Dagger]] or [[Dragonwilds:Bone ~~Club~~]] is recommended due to ~~their~~ higher power level.		[[Dragonwilds:Ash Logs]] and [[Dragonwilds:Stone]] can be gathered near the spawn area to craft a [[Dragonwilds:Stone Club]]. If you opted into the Tutorial, follow the questline until you receive the Stone Dagger and its recipe from [[Dragonwilds:Vannaka]]. There is currently a bug that prevents you from learning the Stone Dagger recipe if you skip the Tutorial, until you unlock the Bone Dagger recipe. It is faster to unlock and craft a [[Dragonwilds:Bone Dagger]] instead of playing through the Tutorial, so immediately upgrading to a [[Dragonwilds:Bone Dagger]] is recommended, both due to the bug and due to its higher power level and fast attack speed. Note that attacking a target interrupts non- power attacks, so the dagger is more optimal than the [[Dragonwilds:Bone Club]] as its increased attack speed provides faster damage output and also helps negate damage taken.

			The fastest way to unlock the Bone Dagger is by running to the [[Dragonwilds:Windmill]] with your Stone Club to kill Giant Rats until you have 4 [[Dragonwilds:Small Animal Fang]]. Then run to [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], collecting at least 6 [[Dragonwilds:Flax]] (you will need 4 to make the spinning wheel, and 2 to spin into [[Dragonwilds:Coarse Thread]]) and kill 2 cows to get 4 [[Dragonwilds:Animal Bone]]. Also be sure to get enough wood to make a structure with a roof for your spinning wheel.

	The map below shows the locations of hostile enemy spawns throughout the region. An efficient training route is to travel clockwise around Brynmoor, passing through the dense concentration of enemies near the [[Dragonwilds:Windmill]]. From there, continue uphill towards the [[Dragonwilds:Runecrafting Guild]], then follow the ridge east towards the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]].		The map below shows the locations of hostile enemy spawns throughout the region. An efficient training route is to travel clockwise around Brynmoor, passing through the dense concentration of enemies near the [[Dragonwilds:Windmill]]. From there, continue uphill towards the [[Dragonwilds:Runecrafting Guild]], then follow the ridge east towards the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]].

	Continue southeast towards the [[Dragonwilds:Adventurer's Guild]], defeating enemies encountered along the route, before cutting back across the region towards [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]] to complete the circuit. The route can then be repeated as enemies respawn.{{Map		Continue southeast towards the [[Dragonwilds:Adventurer's Guild]], defeating enemies encountered along the route, before cutting back across the region towards [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]] to complete the circuit. The route can then be repeated as enemies respawn.

			Be sure to bring plenty of [[Dragonwilds:Food]] and [[Dragonwilds:Clean Water]] for an extended trip.{{Map
	\|Goblin Runt, Goblin Warrior, Goblin Archer, Goblin Bruiser, Giant Rat		\|Goblin Runt, Goblin Warrior, Goblin Archer, Goblin Bruiser, Giant Rat
	\|center = 165000,50000		\|center = 165000,50000
	\|zoom = 2.6		\|zoom = 2.6
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	~~<small>You can interact with this map's top right icon to toggle specific mob spawn locations on or off.</small>~~

	=== Ghornfell ===		=== Ghornfell ===
	This region is [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 3, with the [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]] reaching Power Level 4. Players should therefore consider crafting [[Dragonwilds:Bronze]] weapons before focusing heavily on combat, as lower-level equipment can result in slower kills and reduced experience rates. Upgrading to [[Dragonwilds:Iron]] weapons when possible will significantly improve combat effectiveness.		This region is [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 3, with the [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]] reaching Power Level 4. Players should therefore consider crafting [[Dragonwilds:Bronze]] weapons before focusing heavily on combat, as lower-level equipment can result in slower kills and reduced experience rates. Upgrading to [[Dragonwilds:Iron]] weapons when possible will significantly improve combat effectiveness.

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	=== Brynmoor ===		=== Brynmoor ===
	~~If you're just starting out and want~~ to ~~unlock some of those juicy~~ [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill perks ~~like~~ [[Dragonwilds:Parry]] and [[Dragonwilds:Weapon Expertise]] ~~you won't have to go far. The starting zone is filled with [[Dragonwilds:Giant Rat\|Giant Rats]] and Goblins. You~~ can ~~pick up some~~ [[Dragonwilds:Ash Logs]] and [[Dragonwilds:Stone]] from the spawn area and craft a [[Dragonwilds:Stone Dagger]] or [[Dragonwilds:Stone Club]], either will do. As soon as you have the materials, it is recommended to upgrade to a [[Dragonwilds:Bone Dagger]] or [[Dragonwilds:Bone Club]] ~~to take advantage of the increased power level~~. The ~~map below will show you all the spawn locations for every hostile enemy you will encounter in this~~ region~~. The ideal route is to take a clockwise path around Brynmoor, making sure to hit the super dense area by the~~ [[Dragonwilds:~~Windmill~~]]~~. Then, walk up the hill to the [[Dragonwilds:Runecrafting Guild]], follow the ridge east to the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]],~~ and ~~then head southeast to the~~ [[Dragonwilds:~~Adventurer's Guild~~]] ~~slaying everything in your path. Finally~~, ~~complete~~ the ~~trip by cutting across back to [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]]~~.		Players looking to train [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] early and unlock skill perks such as [[Dragonwilds:Parry]] and [[Dragonwilds:Weapon Expertise]] can begin immediately in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]]. The region contains numerous [[Dragonwilds:Giant Rat]] and [[Dragonwilds:Goblin (disambiguation)\|Goblin]] spawns, providing several opportunities for combat without travelling far from the starting area.

	{{Map		[[Dragonwilds:Ash Logs]] and [[Dragonwilds:Stone]] can be gathered near the spawn area to craft a [[Dragonwilds:Stone Dagger]] or [[Dragonwilds:Stone Club]]. Either weapon is suitable for early training. Once the required materials become available, upgrading to a [[Dragonwilds:Bone Dagger]] or [[Dragonwilds:Bone Club]] is recommended due to their higher power level.

			The map below shows the locations of hostile enemy spawns throughout the region. An efficient training route is to travel clockwise around Brynmoor, passing through the dense concentration of enemies near the [[Dragonwilds:Windmill]]. From there, continue uphill towards the [[Dragonwilds:Runecrafting Guild]], then follow the ridge east towards the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]].

			Continue southeast towards the [[Dragonwilds:Adventurer's Guild]], defeating enemies encountered along the route, before cutting back across the region towards [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]] to complete the circuit. The route can then be repeated as enemies respawn.{{Map
	\|Goblin Runt, Goblin Warrior, Goblin Archer, Goblin Bruiser, Giant Rat		\|Goblin Runt, Goblin Warrior, Goblin Archer, Goblin Bruiser, Giant Rat
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	=== Ghornfell ===		=== Ghornfell ===
	This ~~zone~~ is [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 3, with [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]] ~~even~~ reaching Power Level 4. ~~This means you~~ should ~~first look to craft~~ [[Dragonwilds:Bronze]] weapons before ~~engaging too~~ heavily ~~with~~ combat ~~in this zone~~, as ~~your kill speed will be sub~~-~~optimal if farming~~ experience ~~is your goal~~. ~~Transitioning~~ to [[Dragonwilds:Iron]] when possible will ~~greatly increase your~~ combat ~~potential~~. ~~If you are able to slay one~~ of ~~the~~ wandering [[Dragonwilds:Abyssal Demon~~\|Abyssal Demons~~]] ~~and get its~~ [[Dragonwilds:Abyssal Remains~~\|remains~~]], the [[Dragonwilds:Abysmal Whip]] is a ~~fantastic~~ upgrade ~~here,~~ and ~~is one you can eventually take all~~ the ~~way to~~ late game. Once ~~you have~~ Power Level 4 equipment, ~~if you~~ still ~~need some~~ experience to unlock ~~another~~ [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill ~~perk (~~such as [[Dragonwilds:Adaptability]] ~~which may help if using melee in the~~ [[Dragonwilds:~~Velgar~~]] ~~fight) the enemies weakest~~ to ~~Melee damage in this zone are~~ the [[Dragonwilds:~~Wild Lapulis Vine\|~~Wild Lapulis Vines~~]]. These~~ can only be found in the [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]]. ~~Avoid fighting the~~ [[Dragonwilds:Garou Hunter\|Garou Hunters]] and [[Dragonwilds:Garou Druid\|Garou Druids]] ~~if you can~~, as ~~they~~ are ~~melee~~ resistant ~~and can be frustrating~~ to ~~fight. The ideal pathing would be to clear along the southern border,~~ and ~~head toward the center of the map and cross the bridge. Then, cut east and jump down the small cliff. Walk the Northern and Southern banks of the river. Use the map below~~ to ~~pinpoint the exact locations of the Vine enemies along the way~~.		This region is [[Dragonwilds:Power level\|Power Level]] 3, with the [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]] reaching Power Level 4. Players should therefore consider crafting [[Dragonwilds:Bronze]] weapons before focusing heavily on combat, as lower-level equipment can result in slower kills and reduced experience rates. Upgrading to [[Dragonwilds:Iron]] weapons when possible will significantly improve combat effectiveness.

			Players capable of defeating a wandering [[Dragonwilds:Abyssal Demon]] can obtain [[Dragonwilds:Abyssal Remains]], which are used to craft the [[Dragonwilds:Abysmal Whip]]. This weapon is a significant upgrade at this stage and remains useful into the late game.

			Once Power Level 4 equipment is available, players who still require Attack experience to unlock additional [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill perks, such as [[Dragonwilds:Adaptability]], can focus on [[Dragonwilds:Wild Lapulis Vine\|Wild Lapulis Vines]]. Adaptability can be particularly useful for players intending to use melee during the [[Dragonwilds:Velgar]] encounter. Wild Lapulis Vines are weak to melee damage and can only be found within the [[Dragonwilds:Stormtouched Highlands]].

			[[Dragonwilds:Garou Hunter\|Garou Hunters]] and [[Dragonwilds:Garou Druid\|Garou Druids]] should generally be avoided when training Attack, as both are resistant to melee damage and take longer to defeat.

	{{Map		An efficient training route begins along the southern border before heading towards the centre of the region and crossing the bridge. From there, travel east and descend the small cliff to reach the river. Follow both the northern and southern banks of the river, defeating Wild Lapulis Vines encountered along the way. The map below shows the locations of Wild Lapulis Vine spawns that can be incorporated into this route.{{Map
	\|Wild Lapulis Vine		\|Wild Lapulis Vine
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	*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:		*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:
	**Attack cape – Melee attacks have a small chance at costing no stamina when used.		**Attack cape – Melee attacks have a small chance at costing no stamina when used.
	**Fire cape – Receiving or blocking damage has a chance to triggering ~~burning~~ on your attacker. Melee kills on Burning enemies refill stamina.		**Fire cape – Receiving or blocking damage has a chance to triggering Burning on your attacker. Melee kills on Burning enemies refill stamina.

	=== Weapons ===		=== Weapons ===

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	* [[Dragonwilds:Melee armour]] – Set Bonus: -33% Block stamina cost , +50% Crit chance after blocking, +25% Damage to staggered targets		* [[Dragonwilds:Melee armour]] – Set Bonus: -33% Block stamina cost , +50% Crit chance after blocking, +25% Damage to staggered targets
	** Although it is not mentioned in the table above, the suggested equipment can be replaced by any of their equivalent(s) (e.g., ~~Mithril Armour~~ = Black Knight ~~Armour~~). See [[Dragonwilds:Armour\|this]] for a complete list.		** Although it is not mentioned in the table above, the suggested equipment can be replaced by any of their equivalent(s) (e.g., mithril armour = Black Knight armour). See [[Dragonwilds:Armour\|this]] for a complete list.
	* [[Dragonwilds:Trinkets]]:		* [[Dragonwilds:Trinkets]]:
	** Amulet of ~~Accuracy~~ – Increased [[Dragonwilds:Critical Strike\|Critical]] Damage by '''15%'''		** Amulet of accuracy – Increased [[Dragonwilds:Critical Strike\|Critical]] Damage by '''15%'''
	** Inspiring ~~Amulet~~ of Attack – '''I'''ncreases Attack XP by '''5%'''		** Inspiring amulet of Attack – '''I'''ncreases Attack XP by '''5%'''
	** Amulet of ~~Strength~~ – Increases ~~Melee~~ [[Dragonwilds:damage]] by '''12.5%'''		** Amulet of strength – Increases melee [[Dragonwilds:damage]] by '''12.5%'''
	** Unholy ~~Symbol~~ – Increases ~~Melee Damage~~ by '''15%'''		** Unholy symbol – Increases melee damage by '''15%'''
	*** [[Dragonwilds:Salve amulet]]* – Preferred over the Unholy Synbol for undead monsters, as it increases damage against them by '''17%'''		*** [[Dragonwilds:Salve amulet]]* – Preferred over the Unholy Synbol for undead monsters, as it increases damage against them by '''17%'''
	** Amulet of ~~Glory~~ – Increases ~~Melee Damage~~ by '''25%'''		** Amulet of glory – Increases melee damage by '''25%'''
	*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:		*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:
	**Attack ~~Cape~~ – Melee attacks have a small chance at costing no stamina when used.		**Attack cape – Melee attacks have a small chance at costing no stamina when used.
	**Fire ~~Cape~~ – Receiving or blocking damage has a chance to triggering burning on your attacker. Melee kills on Burning enemies refill stamina.		**Fire cape – Receiving or blocking damage has a chance to triggering burning on your attacker. Melee kills on Burning enemies refill stamina.

	=== Weapons ===		=== Weapons ===
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	'''Food, ~~Drinks~~ & ~~Potions~~ perks:'''		'''Food, drinks & potions perks:'''

	* [[Dragonwilds:Focused Attack]] – Increases the experience gained when training the [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill by 15%		* [[Dragonwilds:Focused Attack]] – Increases the experience gained when training the [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill by 15%

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	]] This page details the optimal training methods for levelling up [[Dragonwilds:Attack]].		]] This page details the optimal training methods for levelling up [[Dragonwilds:Attack]]. '''''Note:''''' ''Major combat changes are coming soon, and this guide will be updated and expanded once they are released.''

	== '''Equipment''' ==		== '''Equipment''' ==

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	'''Armour Slots:'''		'''Armour Slots:'''

	* [[Dragonwilds:Melee ~~Armour~~]] – Set Bonus: -33% Block stamina cost , +50% Crit chance after blocking, +25% Damage to staggered targets		* [[Dragonwilds:Melee armour]] – Set Bonus: -33% Block stamina cost , +50% Crit chance after blocking, +25% Damage to staggered targets
	** Although it is not mentioned in the table above, the suggested equipment can be replaced by any of their equivalent(s) (e.g., Mithril Armour = Black Knight Armour). See [[Dragonwilds:Armour\|this]] for a complete list.		** Although it is not mentioned in the table above, the suggested equipment can be replaced by any of their equivalent(s) (e.g., Mithril Armour = Black Knight Armour). See [[Dragonwilds:Armour\|this]] for a complete list.
	* [[Dragonwilds:Trinkets]]:		* [[Dragonwilds:Trinkets]]:
	** Amulet of Accuracy – Increased [[Dragonwilds:Critical Strike\|Critical]] Damage by '''15%'''		** Amulet of Accuracy – Increased [[Dragonwilds:Critical Strike\|Critical]] Damage by '''15%'''
	** Inspiring Amulet of Attack – '''I'''ncreases Attack XP by '''5%'''		** Inspiring Amulet of Attack – '''I'''ncreases Attack XP by '''5%'''
	** Amulet of Strength – Increases Melee [[Dragonwilds:~~Damage~~]] by '''12.5%'''		** Amulet of Strength – Increases Melee [[Dragonwilds:damage]] by '''12.5%'''
	** Unholy Symbol – Increases Melee Damage by '''15%'''		** Unholy Symbol – Increases Melee Damage by '''15%'''
	*** [[Dragonwilds:Salve ~~Amulet~~]]* – Preferred over the Unholy Synbol for undead monsters, as it increases damage against them by '''17%'''		*** [[Dragonwilds:Salve amulet]]* – Preferred over the Unholy Synbol for undead monsters, as it increases damage against them by '''17%'''
	** Amulet of Glory – Increases Melee Damage by '''25%'''		** Amulet of Glory – Increases Melee Damage by '''25%'''
	*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:		*[[Dragonwilds:Capes]]:
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	''This category is subject to massive changes with the upcoming update affecting [[Dragonwilds:~~Ascension Shard~~]]s, [[Dragonwilds:Ascension Core\|Cores]], and [[Dragonwilds:Masterwork\|Masterwork Weapons]].''		''This category is subject to massive changes with the upcoming update affecting [[Dragonwilds:ascension shard]]s, [[Dragonwilds:Ascension Core\|Cores]], and [[Dragonwilds:Masterwork\|Masterwork Weapons]].''

	=== Perks ===		=== Perks ===
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	* [[Dragonwilds:Focused Attack]] – Increases the experience gained when training the [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill by 15%		* [[Dragonwilds:Focused Attack]] – Increases the experience gained when training the [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill by 15%
	* [[Dragonwilds:Focused Attack II]] – Increases the experience gained when training the [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill by 30%		* [[Dragonwilds:Focused Attack II]] – Increases the experience gained when training the [[Dragonwilds:Attack]] skill by 30%
	* [[Dragonwilds:Fleet Footed]] – Reduces the [[Dragonwilds:~~Stamina~~]] cost of sprinting by 50%		* [[Dragonwilds:Fleet Footed]] – Reduces the [[Dragonwilds:stamina]] cost of sprinting by 50%
	* [[Dragonwilds:Ferocious Fighter]] – Reduces the [[Dragonwilds:~~Stamina~~]] cost of physical attacks by 33%		* [[Dragonwilds:Ferocious Fighter]] – Reduces the [[Dragonwilds:stamina]] cost of physical attacks by 33%
	* [[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]] – Increases the player's [[Dragonwilds:~~Experience~~]] gain in all [[Dragonwilds:~~Skills~~]] by 10%		* [[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]] – Increases the player's [[Dragonwilds:experience]] gain in all [[Dragonwilds:skills]] by 10%

	'''*Perks''': Food perks do '''''NOT''''' stack. Eating another food after consuming a different one overrides its perk(s) with the most recent food eaten. Potions behave like this as well; drinking a new potion will immediately overwrite your active potion buff. While players cannot layer multiple foods or multiple potions, '''one''' potion '''+ one''' food '''perks can be stacked together''' simultaneously.		'''*Perks''': Food perks do '''''NOT''''' stack. Eating another food after consuming a different one overrides its perk(s) with the most recent food eaten. Potions behave like this as well; drinking a new potion will immediately overwrite your active potion buff. While players cannot layer multiple foods or multiple potions, '''one''' potion '''+ one''' food '''perks can be stacked together''' simultaneously.