The Daggers are a lot weaker when it comes to their damage compared to Swords but they are very fast so you’ll get more attacks and, over the course of a full fight, you’ll do only a little less damage than with a Sword (assuming there are no resistances).Īlso you can Dual Wield a Dagger in your left hand if you have a Sword or Dagger in your right hand. Personally I’d suggest getting 2 daggers (if you can afford two) to start out with as the Suckling Yubos you’ll be fighting have no resistance to piercing damage. The Staffs sold on Tryker seem pretty poor and you already have a blunt weapon with your Magic Amplifier so stick to the Swords and Daggers for now. Having one of each type of weapon to switch between can save you a lot of pain. The full damage you might have done is 20 but, because of the resistance you only did 18. If you’re fighting a creature and you notice the damage messages you’re getting have numbers like “you do 18 (20) damage” this means the creature is resistant to the weapon you’re using. Different creatures have different resistances to each type of damage. In the game there are 3 main types of melee weapons including Blunt, Piercing and Slashing (you start with one handed and get 2 handed versions later on). Unless you’re aiming for a high end character with one of the rocket launcher/gatling guns they talk about stick with melee. There are no Ranged weapons sold by vendors on the starting islands and everything I’ve heard from other players seems to indicate that Pistols and even Rifles are underpowered and with expensive ammunition. Later in the game the Durability will be a big factor but, for now, you’ll be replacing the weapons long before they wear out so the cheaper weapon may actually be better for you. For now the important points you’re looking for are the Minimum and Maximum Damage and the Speed. Examine them all (again, right click) and you’ll get a lot more information about the weapon than you probably can understand. You usually get two of each weapon to chose from. On Tryker Island the merchants sell Daggers, Swords, and Staffs. You should have enough money from this to buy one or possibly even two weapons. Then take the rest of the boots over to one of the merchants (in Tryker villages look for the low domed building next to the main structure) and sell them. Examine the boots (right click on them in the inventory) to see which has the best physical protection percentage then right click on them again and chose the “Equip” option. Use them to make boots until you run out of material. You start the game with 50 generic crafting materials. When the menu opens up click on the box and select the Tryker Boots (the only plan you have so far).
Once you have your interface set up the way you like it, equip your Armor Crafting tool then click on the Armor Crafting button in the action bar. The last lets you access your skills and equip weapons and tools (click on your right or left hand and you get a list of available tools and weapons you can use and click on the item you want equip). You’ll want to kee your chat window open(set it to Region or User so you can listen to people chatting or so you can ask more experienced players questions) your own health bar, your target bar and the actions button bar. Hit the “K” key and you get another menu that shows all the key commands to open and close these windows. You arrive in the world with a screen full of menus that can block your view. (Note: RIght now the “Welcomer” npcs that are supposed to greet you and give you a simple tour of the village aren’t working on Tryker island.) This comes in handy if you take a delivery mission or are asked to meet someone. When you get to the map asking which of the starting villages you want to go to, scroll through the names and see where each is on the island and jot it down on a piece of paper. Everyone can melee fight when they arrive on the island (either bare knuckle or using the Magic Amplifier you get with the Magic pack as a club) and weapons are pretty cheap from the NPC vendors so, unless you want to be a Magician from day one (in which case get a Level 3 Magic pack and look for another game guide) this seems to be good advice. The general wisdom is to take the Level 1 packs in Harvesting, Magic and Crafting. Male and female, Fyros and Tryker have the same stats so just spend a couple of minutes making a decent face and body that you think suits your personality and move on to Actions. Just a little advice to see you through the first few days without going nuts.Įveryone of all races starts out equal. This is not a build guide for creating the Ultimate Uber End Game God. Ryzom Tryker Island Beginner’s Guide by shirwynĪs the title suggests this is a guide based on a couple of days playing as a Tryker on the NA server.
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