First whittle away their defenses. Often your opponent will begin to back pedal or become more defensive once they are at critical DP(Defense Point) levels(40dp). This is also detectable by your saber leaving marks on their model. At this point, attempt to initiate a saberlock. They will not be able to break it by using the standard method of Alt attack + s. Hold the attack button down through the entire lock and you will enter a quick animation where you dispatch your foe.

A word of caution: If your Saberlock is parried, you will incur heavy mishap damage, opening you up to disarm and force attacks!

Aditionally, if you saberlock an enemy while they have high mishap they will be disarmed!





* You may consider this my own opinions on each form and how they handle.




(Jack-of-all-Trades, quick combos with mishap mitigation.)

- Restores increased mishap on successful hit, and causes less mishap when parried.
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(Technical Combatant, quick combos with mishap generation.)

- Deals triple mishap on successful hit.



(Tank, low damage, average combo time with DP generation!

- Restores 15 dodge points on successful hit.



(Glass Cannon, enhanced damage on runhits, receives increased damage from unparried hits.)

-Increases saber attack speed significantly on successful hit for a short period of time (Rage effect).


(Crusader, strong damage with quick combinations. Slow initial windup.)

- Deals 8 Force Points damage on successful hit.



(Defensive Force User, restores large amounts of Force Points.)

- Restores 15 Force Points on successful hit.



(Offensive Force User, gives your Force the ability to penetrate Absorb!)

- Deals mishap and restores 5 Force Points on successful hit.

(Thanks to GreatOldOne99 for creating this youtube long ago!)



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