Sodan

Sodan
Affiliation	Order of the Sunspears
Type	Human
Profession	Warrior
Level(s)	20
Campaign	Nightfall

Sodan is a Warrior expert for the Sunspears. He teaches about swords while Dume (also a Warrior expert) teaches about hammers. Both of them explain skills that use adrenaline.

Axes are taught by Bomani.

Locations

• Istan
  • Churrhir Fields (at entrance to Chahbek Village)

Dialogue

To Warriors or those without a secondary profession:

"The sword is the only real Warrior weapon! The others are nothing compared to its beauty... So pure. So deadly."

Tell me about Sword Mastery

"Sword Mastery affects how much damage you can inflict with a sword and also increases your chance to score a critical hit with swords."

Tell me about adrenaline.

"Some skills do not use Energy. Instead, they use adrenaline. Adrenaline is built up during combat and is measured in "strikes". One strike of adrenaline is gained every time a Warrior successfully lands an attack on an opponent, or when a Warrior takes one quarter of his total Health in damage. Each adrenal skill builds and uses adrenaline on its own. However, when an adrenal skill is used, it will cause all adrenal skills to lose one strike of adrenaline."

Can you give me a sword?

(you'll receive a Starter Sword)

During quest Secondary Training:

"I fought for Chahbek Village when the corsairs came. They fear my sword, I tell you! But there were too many of them. I kept the beach clear, but they struck from over the hills. The bloodshed was terrible. I'm glad I have no family, or I might be as broken as Dume. Poor guy. I tell you, if you want to keep yourself safe and help Elona, you'd be best to pick up some sword skills. Right away." [sic]

Can you teach me some Warrior skills?

(Sodan teaches the skill Sever Artery)

Tell me about Sword Mastery

(see above)

Tell me about adrenaline.

(see above)

Can you give me a sword?

(see above)

To those of other professions with the secondary profession already chosen:

"I warned Dume long ago that the sword was better than the hammer. Perhaps if he'd listened to me..."