This has some very big downsides, and some very situational up-sides.ĭo not use these unless you know what you’re doing. The cursed tech of “Prepull IR” refers to getting Inner Release on cooldown before the pull has even started. The IR stacks last right until the 3rd Fell Cleave at 2.50 GCD. Going forward, all the skills will be listed as GCD +oGCD1 +oGCD2.Ĭatches party buffs, burns all our resources as soon as possible.oGCDs and potions are on the upper part of the image.GCDs are on the lower part of the image.All of the important Party buffs are up after 7.8s into the pull.It is definitely possible for Potion to cover 13 GCDs, but due to Endwalker Warrior being such a slow-paced job in general, and players having wildly different internet connections, we will show openers with 12 GCD Potions. Faster skill speed is fine, but the openers listed will be slightly different in practice due to some skills having flat timers (Upheaval at 30s) and our GCD speed being flexible (2.50 to 2.30). Skill Speed is at around 532, which translates to 2.47 GCD.This means that the actual use of Tomahawk is at around -0.7s, right before the pull timer hits 0. While exact timings are not often important to 99% of the player base, we will still follow them as Best Practices™. This means that we’re delaying some skills until after all the party buffs are up, while also making sure to get them all on cooldown as soon as possible. There is some flexibility, mainly in Potion timings and the use of Primal Rend, but also when IR is used. Warrior openers are all about catching the party buffs, and maximizing potential amount of uses per skill. These resources are Beast Gauge, and with some imagination, our buffs and oGCD stacks.įirst off, the important parts to get your gameplay flowing. Warrior gameplay focuses on gathering resources and maximizing the effectiveness of those resources. BW, Bloodwhetting (Lvl 82, trait upgrades Raw Intuition).IR, Inner Release (Lvl 70, trait upgrades Berserk).Has an animation lock, cannot be double-weaved with.Chaotic Cyclone (Lvl 72, Infuriate unlocks Chaotic Cyclone).Decimate (Lvl 60, trait upgrades Steel Cyclone).IC, Inner Chaos (Lvl 80, Infuriate unlocks Inner Chaos).

FC, Fell Cleave (Lvl 54, trait upgrades Inner Beast).Eye/Path, Storm’s Eye / Storm’s Path (combo 3).Some of the skills are used often enough that we might abbreviate them later on in the guide.įor ease of reading, the following list entries have their abbreviations first, then the skill name, with special mentions in parentheses.Ībbr, Skill name (Special mentions) GCDs (Global-Cooldowns) Traits on the left, Damaging skills in the middle’ish, and Cooldowns/Buffs on the right. The order of skills is pretty straight forward. This intro is focused on Lvl90 Endwalker Warrior. Therefore I shall skip the funny talks about the Angriest Healer of FFXIV and let the rest of the guide do the talking. There should be an intro here, but I am bad at writing those. Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker guide for Warriorīy Mox Xinmagar & The Happy Team of Discord Intro

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