Sace Says: a Goddess of Destruction Blog

While the Feoh Wizard can manipulate all of the elements to strike down foes as at distance, they are also resilient and resourceful when it comes to self-defense and evasion. The Wizard class does a great job at unifying all of the pre-Awakening mage classes and transforming them into an efficient multi-purpose role with an effective skill set. This is based on three facts: 1) as a mage, you have a ton of skills, some which you almost never use, 2) most mobs are weak to some element or another, and 3) the different pre-Awakening mage classes specialize in different elements. The result: you usually won't get a group or raid invite for a monster that's weak to something other than your element specialization, and your choice of hunting grounds is rather limited. Feoh Wizard saves the day by having 'stances.' A stance is like a toggle skill, and you have one for each of the four main elements. You also have various kinds of elemental attacks skills. Depending on what elemental stance you're on, your elemental skills will do that kind of damage. No more excessive, repetitive or useless skills clogging up your skill book and skill bar. Now you will be flexible and efficient in any zone and raid. Just switch stances and nuke onward!

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By heavy contrast to the Wizard, the Tyrr Warrior plows down enemies by the handful using sheer force and brute strength inspired by feral animals. Warriors use something called Momentum (pre-GD known as Force Energy), a sort of charge-up skill that gives their punches more punch. The longer you fight, the more Momentum you accumulate, and the more damage your skills will do. Skills that use Momentum at cost include intense single-target attacks and debuff-type attacks for one or more enemies. Momentum paired with all the AoE skills that Warriors have means they'll be great at fighting multiple enemies continuously.