Subclasses: Devastator, Raider, Ambusher. Can also throw oil pots to create fire patches on the ground that damage both allies and enemies, a trumpet that heals allies, and a quiver to refill ammo. Subclasses: Longbowman, Crossbowman, Skirmisherĭamage-dealing specialist that favors large weapons and can perform a leaping strike when launching into combat. Can focus to zoom in on enemies and deploy a brazier that lights arrows on fire, a banner that heals allies, or a quiver to restock ammo, depending on the chosen subclass. Has some melee options but they're best used as a last resort. The go-to class if you're looking to mostly break away from melee combat and fill your enemies with arrows, bolts, and javelins from afar. You level up a class by playing it during matches which, aside from the subclasses mentioned above, also unlocks new weapons that you can use in battle. Unfortunately, only one is unlocked from the start, the remaining two becoming available once you've leveled up their parent class enough (level 4 and 7, respectively). Each class has a total of three subclasses you can choose from. This will allow you to start your next attack significantly faster.īlunt damage type weapons deal 25% increased stamina damage.It's best to think of Chivalry 2 four classes as broad categories that encompass a general playstyle, while its subclasses specialize in certain niches within said playstyle. For obvious reasons, not swinging through enemies can be a detriment in a fight against multiple opponents, but sometimes hitstop can be utilized as an advantage in that the release phase of an attack can be ended early after successfully striking an opponent. The hitstop can also be avoided by using heavy attacks, which will cause all attacks to go through enemies. Oddly enough, this does not affect the stabs. (or not lol)Īll blunt weapons have a passive called hitstop, which causes them to not swing through people on their normal slash or overhead attacks, but rather stop on hit. Usually, weapons that deal Blunt damage have significantly lower base damage than their Cut counterparts, with the damage bonus making up for the loss. 
The Blunt damage type will increase damage against Footmen and Knights, dealing 35% increased damage against Footmen and 50% increased damage against Knights. This damage type includes all blunt weapons such as the Mace, Heavy Mace, Morningstar, Cudgel, Maul, Polehammer, and more. Chop weapons deal 10% increased bonus stamina damage, and Blunt weapons deal 25%. Based on the damage type, a weapon applies a stamina damage bonus to all classes. But what does this mean? Well, basically damage modifiers take into account when a weapon does stamina damage.
CHIVALRY 2 CLASSES PATCH
It is crucial to note that as of Patch 2.4.2, Chop and Blunt weapons now have stamina damage modifiers applied to them. the Archer and the Vanguard have lower HP pools, but are unaffected by all damage bonuses. (50 x 1.5 = 75) As it currently stands, there are four classes in Chivalry 2, with two of them being affected by damage bonuses, those being the Footman and the Knight. This means that if a blunt weapon does 50 base damage, then it will do 75 damage against a Knight. For example, the Blunt damage type will increase a blunt weapon’s damage by 50% against a Knight. These damage types offer you increased damage depending on the class that you are attacking, so it is important to recognize the damage type of all weapons as to understand how you properly utilize each weapon to the fullest.Īs shown in the in-game UI, increased damage will be applied to the class listed as a percentage increase. Every weapon in the game operates based on these damage types. In Chivalry 2, there are three damage types: Cut, Chop, Blunt. Here, by selecting on a weapon you can see its damage type under the weapon damage, along with the damage bonus that is applied to each class.
When in a game lobby, you can open your class/loadout select screen to view your weapon options.
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