1. A warrior can also play the race what is usually considered weak for a warrior class: dark-elf, elf or gnome.
I would suggest learning "striking the shadows footfall" and "gates of the forge" legacies, sword and flail specializations.

After using all available mystical protections an expierenced warrior can get - i would suggest to begin the combat with lash skill while dual wielding a sword. The next actions would be to entwine;wield sword and jab/flurry as many times as it will be needed.


2. Other expierenced warriors can also play the same races and learn "striking the shadows footfall" legacy. And join the famous Village of Battleragers as defenders. Or use another sources of healing. All the rules what are applied to the other warriors will work for these weak guys as well. But this is definatelly the hardest way to play a warrior. Shamans also play this way and use very similar tactic.


More expierenced warriors can also use more offensive legacies on the usual warrior builds. I would suggest legacies "whirlwind of steel" and "cry of thunder" for those people who are fast and use impale and boneshatter/whirl. "Cry of thunder" is also useful for people who often use swords and flurry.
The legacy "riddle of resilience" is somewhat useful against people who have read it. But it will not save you totally against impale/boneshatter or whirl, it will only most likely help you to fight a bit longer.