Divine Journey

Otherwise, it would be good to specify what weapons you use and, as suggested here, describe your behavior in battle in various situations (i.e., what and when to use); otherwise, I will have to do it myself.
I will set aside a couple of days for the final check, and then we will begin.

1) If it concerns an open battle in a large or medium space, as well as against various undead, then the main weapon is Wakizashi (both at once). In battle, he tries not to be the main focus of the opponents, maneuvers a lot, and tries to choose the most vulnerable targets first, with whom he can quickly deal. He tries to avoid face-to-face clashes – it is much more important for Matthias to kill/disable/maim his opponent as quickly as possible than to pay him respects and fight fairly. He uses attacks from behind most often. Sometimes, to destroy a target, he may use throwing knives, but he spends them very sparingly. He uses the dagger in such a battle only in exceptional cases, for his own salvation, if he is cornered and disarmed, for example.

2) In tavern brawls, he rarely uses wakizashi; after all, speed is of the utmost importance in such cases. Therefore, he usually relies on hand-to-hand combat techniques and swiftly finishes off with a throwing knife (he uses it as a close combat weapon, for example, to quickly cut an enemy's throat, and then immediately hides it back in his sleeves). He uses the dagger, as in the first case, only to save his own skin. But still, Matthias's main task in such a fight is to get out of the battle as quickly as possible (unless he is protecting someone).
3) Behavior in fights at short distances is similar to point 2. Wakizashi are put away until needed, and hand-to-hand combat techniques and throwing knives are used again (also for attacks to the neck).


In all cases, he never tries to prolong the battle and reduce it to a stupid exchange of blows. All attacking strikes are always precisely calculated, with a minimum number of unnecessary swings.