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Lot can have his usefulness judged based on whether the player is looking to use an Axe fighter early on in Binding Blade or not. If a player seeks to use one to handle the early game Soldiers and Knights leading into the Western Isles, players will find themselves enjoying a fairly average stat-wise Axe fighter unlike that of his best friend Wade, who is more similar to ones such as [[Dorcas]] and [[Garcia]]. He specializes towards having a very strong 40% Defense growth and improved HP, Speed, and Resistance growths, alongside a higher Skill and Speed stat at base, while Wade excels in Given a few levels of EXP he can start doubling fairly well after his 7 base grows, which may not occur with an iffy 35% growth. He also will become a solid tank against mid-game Axe fighters, and may double them as well. | Lot can have his usefulness judged based on whether the player is looking to use an Axe fighter early on in Binding Blade or not. If a player seeks to use one to handle the early game Soldiers and Knights leading into the Western Isles, players will find themselves enjoying a fairly average stat-wise Axe fighter unlike that of his best friend Wade, who is more similar to ones such as [[Dorcas]] and [[Garcia (The Sacred Stones)|Garcia]]. He specializes towards having a very strong 40% Defense growth and improved HP, Speed, and Resistance growths, alongside a higher Skill and Speed stat at base, while Wade excels in Given a few levels of EXP he can start doubling fairly well after his 7 base grows, which may not occur with an iffy 35% growth. He also will become a solid tank against mid-game Axe fighters, and may double them as well. | ||
However, should a player not be searching for an early game Axe fighter and instead give that role to the other playable Axe fighters, [[Geese]] or [[Gonzalez]], they might find themselves falling short of the mark. Geese comes battle-ready with a B rank in Axes, nearly able to promote at level 9, and with stronger bases and growths in all regions besides Lot's growth in Skill and base Resistance. Gonzalez has the benefits of hard mode bonuses, a markedly stronger Strength and Speed stat, and much higher Constitution to wield the heaviest Axes with no penalty. Both Geese and Gonzalez also promote into Berserker instead of Warrior, granting a critical bonus to their weapon of choice, Axes, but do not gain Bows as Warriors do. | However, should a player not be searching for an early game Axe fighter and instead give that role to the other playable Axe fighters, [[Geese]] or [[Gonzalez]], they might find themselves falling short of the mark. Geese comes battle-ready with a B rank in Axes, nearly able to promote at level 9, and with stronger bases and growths in all regions besides Lot's growth in Skill and base Resistance. Gonzalez has the benefits of hard mode bonuses, a markedly stronger Strength and Speed stat, and much higher Constitution to wield the heaviest Axes with no penalty. Both Geese and Gonzalez also promote into Berserker instead of Warrior, granting a critical bonus to their weapon of choice, Axes, but do not gain Bows as Warriors do. | ||
