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After spending the day immersing myself in Warrior, I’m here to share some tactics with you. (1) War Cry is severely underrated and improperly utilized. People are just using it after Punish for the Silence. This is not max value imo. I’ve been taking double Archer, Warrior comps, or Archer, double Warrior comps, and seeing great success by having my front warrior go 3-2-1-2 build. (I.e. War Cry, Buff, Whirlwind, Tuff.) This Warrior serves your team’s tank role. His only job is to cast War Cry. Over. And over. And over. Using common and unimpressive stat-wise Warriors, War Cry gives +8-9% damage buff to the homies, and a +3% accuracy buff. Stacking 2 of those together gives me 16-18% damage buff and 6% accuracy. This makes your damage dealers hit like freight trains at full speed. You’re vulnerable against early pushes and pulls, but this strategy will get you a win within a few retries. When going double Warrior, I only have one use War Cry. The other goes a more standard damage build. (2) Warrior content has shown me that lots of people in the community fall for combo traps. By this I mean their entire gameplan centers on the need to only use abilities when the combo is available. For example, most people building full left side with Warrior will open with a Basic Attack and then use Gladiator Strike second turn. Bad move imo. I recommend ditching the Basic Attack. Use Gladiator Strike first, and follow it up with Rapid Onslaught on the second turn. You really don’t need to set up that bleed combo on your first Gladiator Strike—there’s a REALLY good chance that it just gets cleansed when the boar receives a Nuzzle from its buddy. So don’t do it on the first round.