Welcome samurai class

[gumas]

I dont think drg gear will fit to their nature i mean stereotypical of samurai is always traveling light with common clothes, not spiky or heavy armor (though iam think there will be one with shogun warlord like armor)

As for skill i really hope they will give something unique to sam class because those "charge and spend" skill seems to apply for RDM too, i can only hope yoshi not going to take easy step and make something like brd/mch again (similar class similar style similar gameplay)

do I main it immediately at launch and lvl it up or get all the way to the end of the expansion first and then level it up?

Last i heard is once you get it, it start immediately at level 50, as for the requirement iam not sure but considering the class share armor with monk, probably something like monk at level xx to open it and iam sure it will just like HW class, you can get it without advancing the MSQ (at least until certain part i think)

[Callinon]

Last i heard is once you get it, it start immediately at level 50, as for the requirement iam not sure but considering the class share armor with monk, probably something like monk at level xx to open it and iam sure it will just like HW class, you can get it without advancing the MSQ (at least until certain part i think)

The requirement is having completed the Praetorium. So level 50, end of the 2.0 story, SAM it up. (or RDM it up).

[Lyrica_Ashtine]

I dont think drg gear will fit to their nature i mean stereotypical of samurai is always traveling light with common clothes, not spiky or heavy armor (though iam think there will be one with shogun warlord like armor)

Um, no. Samurai who went to battle always donned full body armor. Although not the kind we know in the west. The samurai you're referring to are those who are on RnR and happened to be strolling in town with a katana in their obi. Which was one of the samurai privileges to wield a katana in a town

[ADVSS]

Um, no. Samurai who went to battle always donned full body armor. Although not the kind we know in the west. The samurai you're referring to are those who are on RnR and happened to be strolling in town with a katana in their obi. Which was one of the samurai privileges to wield a katana in a town

yeah I am actually not a fan of this aesthetic they chose for samurai, but im gonna guess that they want to keep the shogun look for a tank probably later on, doesnt really make sense that theyd go into dungeons almost naked, when they did wear armor in battle times


as far as monk gear goes, im thinking itll be alot like how nin was and share gear till 60. But then again, a lot of monk garb doesnt really seem to fit samurai. Theres even a ninja set from CT the fuma set that would just look very odd on a samurai...

[Lyrica_Ashtine]

yeah I am actually not a fan of this aesthetic they chose for samurai, but im gonna guess that they want to keep the shogun look for a tank probably later on, doesnt really make sense that theyd go into dungeons almost naked, when they did wear armor in battle times


as far as monk gear goes, im thinking itll be alot like how nin was and share gear till 60. But then again, a lot of monk garb doesnt really seem to fit samurai. Theres even a ninja set from CT the fuma set that would just look very odd on a samurai...

Well, I can sort of understand why they went for this look. Samurai served a master till their death - Normally anyway. When said samurai lose favor or privileges of their master, they become "masterless" or ronins. Which were wandering samurai with no master and this does fit a samurai with adventuring in mind. These wandering samurai were more likely to be found wearing the more traditional Japanese clothing as displayed in the trailer.