Instead, you have the choice of Throwing Axes, Throwing Knives, or the Smoke Pot. The War Axe is great for bashing in the skulls of enemy Knights and is speedy enough to handle both the Man At Arms and the Archer. This is because the Vanguard doesn’t have access to a wide variety of primary weapons that deal blunt force damage, so you will want to select a secondary weapon that makes up for this. While both are equally viable, the better option here is the War Axe.

While the Bardiche is the better option of the four starter weapons, scoring kills with the Greatsword will eventually unlock two major powerhouse Vanguard weapons: the Claymore (a brutally fast sword that can be difficult for opponents to parry), and the infamous Zweihander (one of the longest swords in the game with immense damage output).īeginners will have access to either the Shortsword or the War Axe. Among the four, you can choose either the Greatsword or the Bardiche depending on personal preference. To unlock the rest of the weapons, you must score kills with each. To complement the Vanguard’s special ability, you will need to choose the appropriate weaponry.īeginners will have access to one of the following four weapons: Greatsword, Spear, Bardiche, and Pole Hammer. To Lunge, simply run through the map until you see the Vanguard hoist his weapon up in preparation, then pick an unwary opponent and Lunge by pressing the left mouse button. Somewhat similar to the Knight, the Vanguard is the speedier of the two with a class-specific ability to lunge at opponents. If your opponent decides to flee a skirmish and you don’t feel like chasing after them, Throwing Axes offer an opportunity to peg them in the back. The better option here are the Throwing Axes. For beginners, the Shield can provide extra protection, but is not recommended for the Knight because it’s slower than parrying an attack with your primary/secondary weapon. The Knight has the option to equip a Shield or Throwing Axes. In addition, the Mace has the ability to obliterate your opponent’s skull.

If you aren’t dealing adequate damage with your Longsword (or an opposing Knight has a similar blunt weapon equipped), simply swap out your Longsword for the Mace and bash them over the head. This is because it deals blunt force damage that is highly effective against other Knights. Because you will already have the Longsword equipped, the Mace is the better of the two options. As you score kills with the Longsword you’ll eventually unlock two other viable weapons: the Sword of War (quick sword with moderate damage output), and the Messer (a slow sword that doles out massive amounts of damage).īeginners will have access to either the Mace or the Broadsword. The best of the four to use is the traditional Longsword as it offers the most range, alongside adequate damage output. To unlock the rest of the weapons you must score kills with each. While the Knight’s slow speed may seem like a disadvantage, it more than makes up for it with its beefy health and deadly arsenal of weapons.īeginners will have access to one of the following four weapons: Double Axe, War Hammer, Longsword, and Flail. In addition, the Knight has access to some of the most brutal weapons in the game. Starting things off we have the Knight, one of the best classes for beginners to use thanks to its tank-like nature and slower movement speed. While everyone will have their own unique play styles and personal preferences, the following setups have been selected based upon ease of use, effectiveness, and overall damage output. Whether you’re defending peasants in Team Objective, earning kills for your team in Team Deathmatch, or running around chopping heads in Free-For-All, the following class setups are some of the best for bloodying your opponents. Chivalry Medieval Warfare is a hack-and-slash game that offers plenty of gruesome weapons to choose from.

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