Training and role
Holding a position
Olympus gives the warrior tradition its military character, but a warrior need not serve a legion. Caravan guards, arena fighters and travelling companions use the same training. A shield, a chosen weapon and a place in the formation give each a different job when fighting starts.
Taunts draw hostile attention; guard and shield skills protect companions. Weapon strikes and combat styles provide several ways to attack, while shouts support a group. Adrenaline builds during combat and fuels some of the heavier attacks.
Escort duty and arena competition make different demands on the same training. Guild instruction covers both, with armour, weapons and practice grounds supporting the work.