How to Play as the Werewolf in Gale Rider: A Beginner's Guide

Gale Knight WerewolfAs a high-burst melee character in the Gale Knights, the werewolf relies ondash combos and lifesteal for sustainabilityto become a powerful tool for new players. The key lies inskill chaining and survival management, requiring precise control of dash timing and a reasonable combination of relics and talents. I will share some practical details about the werewolf from aspects such as equipment selection, skill rotation, and resource management, to help you quickly master the essence of the werewolf.

New players should head straight to the shop to buyAuberon's Longsword(+35% base attack, -15% skill cooldown), paired withLifebuoy(shield value = 20% of max HP) to ensure survival. On the first day, collect all ad resources and claim the pass rewards, among which Red Fang can increase critical hit rate by 5%. Prioritize upgrading the werewolf to level 30 with gold; if you lack soulstones, exchange them at a 1:1 ratio with rift stones. Always keepThorn of Resentment(2-star skill) in your backpack, for later black market modification tasks.

The core mechanism of the werewolf revolves around the "Frenzy" skill, which provides a significant damage boost and healing effect when HP is low. In combat, it is recommended to keep your HP below 50% but above 25%, ensuring maximum output while also being able to heal through the skill in critical moments. For example, using Frenzy when HP drops to 3-4 points can instantly restore full HP and enter a high-damage state. The werewolf's initial weapon, "Blazing Claw Blades," has fast attack speed and a burning effect, making it suitable to pair with the "Shotgun Boost" talent to improve monster clearing efficiency.

Talent selection is crucial for the werewolf. It is recommended to prioritize HP cap and blue shield, the former to increase fault tolerance, and the latter to reduce survival pressure after the shield is broken. Poison shield and fire shield can reduce environmental damage, preventing unexpected deaths in volcano or poison gas stages. To further enhance output, you can pair with "Melee Rebound" or "Precision Crit" talents. Regarding statues, the Paladin statue provides extra shields, and the Elf statue can deflect bullets, both suitable for the werewolf.

In terms of equipment, the werewolf is suited for a combination of one melee and one ranged weapon. Melee weapons like lightsabers or shields are recommended for blocking projectiles; for ranged weapons, choose low mana consumption shotguns or crossbows to avoid affecting skill usage due to insufficient mana. During Frenzy, weapons cannot be used, so it's necessary to plan the combat rhythm in advance to avoid being focused by enemies during the skill cooldown. In volcano stages, you can actively step into lava to control HP, using Frenzy to restore full status, a technique especially useful at low HP.

The werewolf is a high-risk, high-reward character, suitable for players who enjoy extreme operations. By controlling HP reasonably, releasing the Frenzy skill accurately, and pairing with appropriate talents and equipment, you can navigate the dungeon with ease. Mastering these techniques, the werewolf will become a powerful ally in your quest to clear the game.