Practice side dash, F kick and a controlled cut. Two player guides suggest dash → kick → regular attacks, or dash → downward cut, as starting combinations.
Start with the controls
Before a duel, practice taking out your sword, locking onto a target, dashing and kicking. One player guide describes Z for drawing, F for kick and Shift for dash; a community tutorial describes E for equipping. Check the action labels in your own menu.
Use side dash to change your angle
Instead of approaching straight ahead every time, side-dash to change your angle, then look for room to attack. Radex and ItzVexo both recommend practicing this movement.
If you lose track of the opponent while turning, adjust sensitivity gradually until you can follow them without losing control of your aim.
Practice dash into kick
Dash toward the opponent, press F to kick, then follow with a regular attack. Learn each input separately before trying to link them.
If the kick misses, reset your spacing instead of repeating the same approach. The combo is a player-recommended drill, not a guaranteed hit.
Try a downward cut after a dash
Close distance with a dash and follow with a downward cut. Practice the timing and the direction of the cut before trying it in a difficult fight.
Prism recommends a high-to-low sword movement. Treat that as a technique to practice, not proof that a downward cut is always the strongest attack.
Read the fight and recover
Watch your condition during an exchange. CHALLS describes stepping back to recover stamina and bleeding out after a fight; the recording does not establish the exact recovery or bleed values.
An injured opponent may still be dangerous. ItzVexo describes opponents continuing to move after losing limbs, so watch the result before turning away.
From beginner arena to duels
Use the beginner area to practice movement and controlled attacks. Players describe a later promotion to the main arena, where you may need to change your approach against more experienced opponents.
CHALLS associates bowing with a one-on-one encounter. Read the game’s prompts and match rules to understand the duel you are entering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a simple PvP combo?
Player guides suggest dashing, kicking with F, then following with a regular attack. It needs practice and is not guaranteed to connect.
Why use side dash?
Players recommend it to change your angle instead of approaching from directly in front.
Can I still be in danger after wounding an opponent?
A player recording describes opponents continuing to move after losing limbs. Watch the fight and its result instead of assuming a wound ends it.
Sources
Radex: dash and kick · 02:00 · ItzVexo: kick combo · 04:49 · Prism: downward swings · 01:14 · CHALLS: duel and stamina · 03:20