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“(Mastery of the use of Hammers and clubs in combat. Hammers are generally considered the least versatile, least complex combat weapon, best suited to violent brutes. There are few abilities to learn, since it's so simple. Power consumption is higher than average, but so is damage. This is a weapon for crushing enemies, no more and no less.)
Hammer is an advanced skill that is taught by Agrashab the troll in Sun Vale when you become Friends with him. Additional abilities can be purchased from Agrashab as well. 51-60 Hammer is taught by Falkrin Overstrike in Amulna. The highest Hammer level a player can reach is 60.
There is no big difference between a wooden club or a metal hammer. All abilities can be used with a club or a hammer. The only exception is a player using the Hammer and Druid combat skills. They can only use wooden clubs.
Overview
Hammer is one of the least versatile skills, but it has a few abilities with special effects :
| Stun | Leaping Smash damages and knocks the enemy down. Enemy takes 25% additional damage from all attacks while knocked down. |
| Slow | Seismic Impact damages the enemy and slows them by 90%. |
| Recover Armor and Power | Look At My Hammer restores a large amount of Armor and a small amount of Power. Costs no Power. |
Abilities
Equipment
Lucky Belt of the Woodland Warrior increases damage dealt with Hammer and Druid combat skills by 6%. Can be bought from Agrashab.
Lucky Belt of the Barbarian increases damage dealt with Hammer and Shield combat skills by 6%. Can be bought from Agrashab.
Lucky Belt of the Mindfist increases damage dealt with Hammer and Mentalism combat skills by 6%. Can be bought from Agrashab.
Lucky Belt of the Hammerer can be crafted. Requires 40 Toolcrafting.
Additionally, players can craft buckles with the Buckle Artistry skill. This skill involves crafting unique Belts that give bonuses to Hammer users only. These buckles are attuned to the crafter, that means that they can only be equipped by the player who made them. Unlike the belts listed above, buckles have durability and and will degrade over time while in combat, eventually disappearing.