You’ll also have some great offensive skills at your disposal, most notably the Full Moon Slash, which will deal damage to multiple enemies at once, and Dragon’s Maw, a swift but powerful sword slash with high knockdown power. Alternatively, you can use your shield to break the defense and cause damage to your opponent with Shield Strike. You can tank with skills like Shield Summons, attracting all enemies to you to let your pawn companions take them out. In fact, the use of the shield with a Fighter is one of its best attributes. You’ll also have the ability to block attacks, as opposed to just dodging and evading them. You won’t move as fast as a Strider or an Assassin, but you won’t be as cumbersome as a Warrior. If you want your Arisen to have offensive and defensive strength in equal measure, this might be the vocation for you. The Fighter vocation is a versatile class with multiple skills to choose from. This easily makes the Strider a contender for the best class in Dragon’s Dogma. It is an upgrade from the Helm Splitter attack, and requires a Strider’s Band or Strider’s Ring to be equipped in order to use it. Look out for the Brain Splitter skill, too, as it is one of the most overpowered moves in the entire game. The Double Vault skill also makes scaling heights easier and way more fun. Some stand out abilities include the Mad Dash, which allows you to quickly make your way around a battle, and Ensare, which traps smaller enemies to the ground and can make killing those annoying Direwolves and Hellhounds a walk in the park. The Strider is pretty standard, but some of the skills are ridiculously cool and there are some nice light armor sets to be found, too. That being said, the Strider build is great for those who like to mix ranged skills with swift melee attacks. The Strider vocation was the first class that I played in Dragon’s Dogma, so perhaps it’s position in the top 5 is a slightly biased one.
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