Parry Window
Parry is precise: the configured window is 0.25 seconds.
Posture, Timing, Punish
Combat Guide
Combat is built around readable pressure: light attacks, heavy attacks, parry, block, dodge, sprint, posture breaks, and finishers.
Dodge I-Frames
Dash grants 0.25 seconds of i-frames, costs stamina, and has a cooldown.
Readable Threats
Normal attacks use sound cues, heavy attacks use yellow indicators, and unblockables use red indicators.
Guide
What Players Need To Know
Short, practical explanations written for players who want to understand the system before they commit a build.
Light attacks
Light attacks are your pressure tool. The default hand-to-hand combo has five hits, with the final hit carrying the strongest damage multiplier. Stop early when an enemy can retaliate.
Heavy attacks
Heavy attacks cost more stamina and have a cooldown, but they are better for punishing whiffs and damaging posture. Use heavy attacks after a blocked string, a missed boss swing, or a teammate's setup.
Block and parry
Blocking reduces incoming HP damage, while parrying rewards tight timing with extra posture pressure. If you are learning a boss, block first to study rhythm, then start converting known hits into parries.
- Block HP multiplier: 0.25
- Parry posture multiplier: 1.2
- Parry window: 0.25 seconds
Dodge and sprint
Dodge is not a panic button. Its short i-frame window is strongest when you already know the impact timing. Sprint is for spacing, repositioning, and reaching safe angles before the next attack begins.
Posture breaks and finishers
When posture breaks, the target is stunned and vulnerable. Finishers have their own protection window, so commit when you are in range and the arena is safe enough to execute.
Combat styles and weapons
Combat styles change pacing and damage numbers. Amateur Muay Thai is the baseline five-hit style, Wing Chun is a seven-hit style with 1.5x damage, and Kung Fu is a four-hit style with 2x damage. All three currently keep posture multiplier at 1.0.
Combat Styles
Style Reference
Combat styles are equipable fighting identities. They change combo size and damage tuning while currently keeping posture multiplier at 1.0.
Amateur Muay Thai
5-hit combo style, 1x damage multiplier, 1x posture multiplier.
Wing Chun
7-hit combo style, 1.5x damage multiplier, 1x posture multiplier.
Kung Fu
4-hit combo style, 2x damage multiplier, 1x posture multiplier.