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Revision as of 10:48, 20 February 2008

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Bushido is the main skill of the Samurai, and embodies the very essence of honorable combat. With it, and the Book of Bushido, the Samurai can perform a variety of special abilities that are defensive in nature, but can be used to quickly and honorably defeat the toughest of opponents.

Training

  • 0 - 30: Train at NPC Samurai in Zento
Note: If you are on a murderer, you will have to use a Soulstone or get some jewelry to raise your skill to 25. You cannot train Bushido from below 25 skill.

The Bushido required to successfully cast each ability 50% of the time is presented on the Formulas and Game Mechanics page.

The best training method I've found is to train the skill up from an NPC and use jewelry to get yourself to 50. Then use lightning strike on your opponents, until you reach a real skill of 50, then remove your jewelry and continue to use lightning strike until you reach 110. At 110 switch to Momentum Strike. Lighting Strike will take you all the way to 120 though if you prefer.

See Also

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