History

Introduced in [Build 65](/wiki/release-history-2010#build-65), the Knight was implemented in the game to be the most resilient class, with incredibly high Defense and low Speed. Like the [Warrior](/wiki/warrior), he was equipped with a [sword](/wiki/swords), a [shield](/wiki/shields), and [heavy armor](/wiki/heavy-armors). The shield originally did nothing but provide a DEF boost. In Build 96, the Knight was given access to the MP and Wisdom stats with which to use the newly implemented shield bash ability. Build 97 gave Warrior his own unique ability, making the shield exclusive to the Knight. In Build 113, his base DEF stat cap was nerfed slightly, to where it stands today. Today, the Knight is commonly thought of as one of the stronger classes in the game, owed to the fact he can possess the highest natural defense stat of all classes. Knight is a short range attacker, relying on his high defense stat and his equipment to make it easier to get close to enemies. The Knight also possesses strong burst damage with his shield, to compensate for the lack of being able to buff his own DPS with the sword. To unlock Knight, reach level 20 with Warrior. You can find his stat gains, caps, and averages [here](/wiki/knight).

Stats and Equipment

The most exceptional stat Knight possesses is a defense cap of 40, exclusive to the Knight. Combined with the stats of Heavy Armor and a Shield, the Knight can easily stay Out of Combat and regenerate quickly. Like the Warrior, he has a high vitality (75) and shares the highest health capacity of 675 (average) and 770 (cap). His other stats are not particularly noteworthy; his attack, speed, dexterity, and wisdom all cap at 50. Keep in mind, DEF will only block up to 90% damage of any single shot. This means that each shot will still do at least 10% of its damage. A high DEF does not equal invincibility. ###

Weapon

The Knight's weapon of choice is the sword. Swords provide high damage output, but have a very short range. The Knight's high defense and stunning ability makes sword range much less problematic for Knight than it would be for [Warrior](/wiki/warrior) or [Paladin](/wiki/paladin). You may want to refer to [this guide](/wiki/sword-comparison) for a more comprehensive comparison of all the practical swords available. ![Sword of Acclaim](//i.imgur.com/QNbjO5z.png "Sword of Acclaim")![Sword of Splendor](//i.imgur.com/Klyve1D.png "Sword of Splendor")![Sword of Majesty](//i.imgur.com/nvI2uq3.png "Sword of Majesty") Tiered swords are very strong and consistent options on every sword class. The [Sword of Acclaim (Acclaim)](/wiki/sword-of-acclaim), [Sword of Splendor (Splendor)](/wiki/sword-of-splendor) and [Sword of Majesty (Majesty)](/wiki/sword-of-majesty) are the main weapons for the Knight, dealing the highest damage of all tiered weapons, at the cost of their 3.5 tile range. The Sword of Splendor and Sword of Majesty drop from endgame bosses ([Void Entity](/wiki/void-entity) and [Oryx 3](/wiki/oryx-the-mad-god-3)), but Acclaim still deals great damage. ![Demon Blade](//i.imgur.com/UcQg1tr.png "Demon Blade") ![Pixie-Enchanted Sword](//i.imgur.com/ApqLTRS.png "Pixie-Enchanted Sword") These swords require you to get even closer to the enemy, but deal even more damage. The [Demon Blade (DBlade)](/wiki/demon-blade) and [Pixie-Enchanted Sword (Pixie)](/wiki/pixie-enchanted-sword) fire multiple shots; while each shot is weaker than tiered swords, they deal much higher damage; easily competing with T14 and other endgame swords. In exchange, they have a very small true range, of 1.37 or 1.87 tiles, respectively. Thankfully, the Knight's stun helps you approach enemies... that you can' stun, anyway. Pixie deals more damage against lower defense. [

](/wiki/crystal-sword "Crystal Sword") [

](/wiki/ancient-stone-sword "Ancient Stone Sword") The [Crystal Sword (CSword)](/wiki/crystal-sword) and [Ancient Stone Sword (A.S.S.)](/wiki/ancient-stone-sword) have plenty of secondary uses. Both do not have impressive damage outputs, but sport better range (4.5 and 4 tiles), respectively. They are great against dungeon bosses in certain phases, and can be used for mob control - the ASS might also one-shot foes that take multiple swings ohterwise. However, their lower overall DPS may be undesirable for the Knight, who is already slightly lacking in that repartment. ![Pirate King's Cutlass](//i.imgur.com/WkV86TU.png "Pirate King's Cutlass") The [Pirate King's Cutlass](/wiki/pirate-king-s-cutlass) boasts a higher rate of fire and faster projecile velocity; outdamaging Splendor until 70 DEF. This comes at a slight range reduction (3.3 tiles), and it is harder to kite enemies. It is dropped by [Jon Bilgewater](/wiki/jon-bilgewater-the-pirate-king). ![Keychain Cutlass](//i.imgur.com/TgbVqOU.png "Keychain Cutlass") The [Keychain Cutlass](/wiki/keychain-cutlass) has a similar damage output to the Acclaim, but has a massive damage variance. What makes it unique is that the Keychain provides a boost to MP. This is useful for many of Knight's abilities, and especially the Crystal Shield. While it is forgable and tradable, both the sword and its blueprint only drop from the event boss, the Keyper. ![Sword of the Colossus](//i.imgur.com/IgnhzeI.png "Sword of the Colossus") The [Sword of the Colossus (Colo Sword)](/wiki/sword-of-the-colossus) is a unique sword; it has a 4.5 tile range and clearly beats all non point-blank swords in DPS. However, the shots curve out and in, hitting consistently at the end of its range. This makes it difficult to aim, and more notably, to use tiered shields. However, the combination of DPS and safety are amazing for any sword class, if least the Knight. It drops from the [Marble Colossus](/wiki/marble-colossus), a difficult boss. ![Oryx's Greatsword](//i.imgur.com/gdYJT99.png "Oryx's Greatsword") [Oryx's Greatsword (Greatsword)](/wiki/oryx-s-greatsword) is a unique sword that is dropped by [Oryx 2](/wiki/oryx-the-mad-god-2), part of the [Oryx's Battle Attires](/wiki/oryx-s-battle-attires-set) set. This is currently the only sword with the ability to armor pierce enemies - on a Knight, this sword will outdamage all other swords at 77 DEF. ![Divinity](//i.imgur.com/iqtgZAF.png "Divinity") [Divinity](/wiki/divinity), an endgame drop from [Oryx the Mad God 3](/wiki/oryx-the-mad-god-3), is one of the few swords that can *hit multiple targets*. It fires a series of Exalted Beams per second that *ignore the defense of targets* at the end of their range, dealing great damage. Unfortunately, beams are not boosted by Berserk. However, it beats out both the Sword of Majesty and the Colo Sword with no buffs, making it best for solo play. Even with Berserk, it still deals amazing damage.

Ability

When you use the Knight's special ability, a wide shield slash bursts in the direction you aim. Anything hit by this will take damage and be stunned. The shield goes through obstacles and hits multiple enemies, and greatly boosts your Defense when worn. Tiered shields have a range of 3.2 tiles, so you need to be well within the range of a tiered sword in order for the shield bash to reach. While each tiered shield adds shots, damage, and MP cost, the upgrade does not add to stun duration. Shields can either be used for their damage, or their stun ability. Many weaker godlands and dungeon foes will fall to a single shield bash. Meanwhile, many bosses (and many minions of tough ones) will be simply unable to attack, making them extremely easy for their group to clear. Take note that not all enemies can be stunned. Please take caution don't stay too close to these enemies when using the shield. ![Colossus Shield](//i.imgur.com/vuTH2fe.png "Colossus Shield")![Colossus Shield](//i.imgur.com/HsAcTP5.png "Colossus Shield") The [Colossus Shield](/wiki/colossus-shield) and the [Shield of Orcish Reglia](/wiki/shield-of-orcish-regalia) are the highest tiered shields. They give a high Defense boost (12 / 14), and like other T6+ abilities, give HP and MP. They have a reasonable MP cost of 100, so you can use the shield almost three times without having to flee. This is all the time you and your group will need to do heavy damage to most bosses and events. ![Shield of Ogmur](//i.imgur.com/zFNntHD.png "Shield of Ogmur") The [Shield of Ogmur (Ogmur)](/wiki/shield-of-ogmur) is perhaps the most peculiar shield of all. It deals extremely high damage, gives the second biggest passive DEF boost of 14, and an HP boost of 60. The catch is that the shield doesn't stun enemies; it'll Armor Break them, negating all their defense. This shield is extremely useful as a swapout, or if there is another Knight that can already reliably chainstun an enemy or boss. There are only two bosses in the game that are unable to be Armor Broken, meaning that this is a massive increase to group DPS. However, it is an exceptionally rare item, due to its status as a drop from an event boss (and lack of blueprint). ![Spiteful Scutum](//i.imgur.com/TEvu0C7.png "Spiteful Scutum") The [Spiteful Scutum (Scutum)](/wiki/spiteful-scutum) offers an extra second of stun, a slightly longer range, and armor piercing. However, it only fires two shots (requiring presise aim), and has a 1.5 second cooldown. It is a rare drop from [Janus the Doorwarden](/wiki/janus-the-doorwarden). ![Shield of Flowing Clarity](//i.imgur.com/uW9haze.png "Shield of Flowing Clarity") The [Shield of Flowing Clarity (Clarity)](/wiki/shield-of-flowing-clarity) provides the best passive DEF boost of all shields, at +17. This shield, like most untiered shields, lacks the ability to stun enemies. However, the shots will *slow* enemies for 4 seconds. The ability to slow enemies provides Knight with another practical (if rare) use. The DEF boost also isn't that important, as 12 DEF is still great to wield. ![Champion's Bastion](//i.imgur.com/xWU3ERf.png "Champion's Bastion") The [Champion's Bastion (Bastion)](/wiki/champion-s-bastion) has the highest burst damage of any shield in the game. However, its stun duration is much shorter, at 1.5 seconds. It also boosts the user's DEF by 15 for 2.5 seconds, which pairs nicely with the entire ST set, but is gimmicky with regular equipment. Because of its very short stun duration, it is very costly or even impossible to chainstun with this shield, but it is slightly less costly to sustain the DEF boost. This shield is rarely dropped by [Oryx 2](/wiki/oryx-the-mad-god-2). ![Brutal Buckler](//i.imgur.com/snSEn5r.png "Brutal Buckler") The [Brutal Buckler (Buckler)](/wiki/brutal-buckler) shield can do insane damage, gives +4 ATT, and a slightly longer range. It only reaches full strength at 80%+ HP, and doesn't stun. This shield should only be used when stun is not needed or the boss is immune to stun. As an Agents of Oryx item, it is difficult to acquire outside of events; you must trade in 30 Shards of the Intern to the Tinkerer. ![Oryx's Escutcheon](//i.imgur.com/oyL9xSt.png "Oryx's Escutcheon") [Oryx's Escutcheon (Escutcheon)](/wiki/oryx-s-escutcheon) sends out a series of 3 consecutive exalted beams, dealing a high amount of damage that and *ignores the defense of targets*. They still stun, albeit for a shorter length then most other shields, at 1.2 seconds per beam. It is a very strong alternative to the Brutal Buckler, but is a well-worth drop from [Oryx the Mad God 3](/wiki/oryx-the-mad-god-3), a very difficult endgame boss. ![Crystal Shield](//i.imgur.com/gct7LFi.png "Crystal Shield") The [Crystal Shield (CShield)](/wiki/crystal-shield) grants {{template-invulnerable}} when held. This is an incredibly powerful ability in the right hands. This, of course, comes at the high MP cost of 75 MP/second, and a -30 SPD debuff when you hold and let go of the ability key. You also *cannot recover MP while invulnerable*, meaning that you cannot abuse [Magic Potions](/wiki/magic-potion) or the Magic Heal Pet Ability in order to gain permanent invulnerability. Neither are you immune to status effects; including {{template-quiet}}, which will **instantly remove invulnerability**. However, it is impossible to underestimate the usefulness of Invulnerability. Complete with the E.Y.E ring, and you can inflict massive damage (at a massive risk). It is useful for the group to deal with chasing bosses, especially those who destroy/ignore decoys, such as [the Bridge Sentinel](/wiki/the-bridge-sentinel).

Armor

Knight is one of five classes to wear heavy armor, along with Warrior, Paladin, [Samurai](/wiki/samurai), and [Kensei](/wiki/kensei). The heavy armor helps Knight greatly by further boosting his already high DEF. This high DEF allows Knight to shrug off damage from most swarm attacks and proceed to attack a boss directly. Many other armors available lack in defense but provide other benefits to compensate for this lack of defense. Unlike other heavy armor classes, Knight can afford to wear armor that lacks in defense, should they desire more DPS or HP capacity, owed to his naturally high DEF cap and the boost provided by his shield. Wearing armor that provides *more* defense than a tiered armor is unnecessary on a Knight, and you would likely be sacrificing the opportunity to better your survivability and/or DPS. However high your DEF stat is, as said before, **you will only block up to 90% of damage from any one shot,** so a high DEF stat does not equal invincibility! That is why you should consider equipment that boosts your HP if your DEF stat is already very high, especially on a Knight. ![Acropolis Armor](//i.imgur.com/8PWmkCU.png "Acropolis Armor")![Dominion Armor](//i.imgur.com/dETDSHy.png "Dominion Armor")![Annihilation Armor](//i.imgur.com/N9m6Nfx.png "Annihilation Armor") The [Acropolis Armor](/wiki/acropolis-armor) and [Dominion Armor](/wiki/dominion-armor) are the best tradable tiered heavy armors. They provide Knight with a substantial boost to his DEF stat, but provides no additional stat bonuses nor penalties. The [Annihilation Armor](/wiki/annihilation-armor) is a small upgrade, providing +28 DEF, but is soulbound and can only be acquired by fighting in [The Shatters](/wiki/the-shatters) or [Oryx Sanctuary](/wiki/oryx-s-sanctuary). ![Resurrected Warrior's Armor](//i.imgur.com/lbaYp6l.png "Resurrected Warrior's Armor") The [Resurrected Warrior's Armor](/wiki/resurrected-warrior-s-armor) is a rare armor that is most effective on Knights. The Resurrected Warrior's Armor, often referred to as Resu, gives a paltry 17 Defense as opposed to 24 from the Acrop, but the Knight's high DEF cap makes this loss less of an issue. Instead, Resu gives 150MP, meaning you will be able to use at least one extra stun. This means the Knight can deal damage safer and quicker than before. The +15 wis stat contributes to this, allowing for slightly quicker MP regeneration. ![Breastplate of New Life](//i.imgur.com/JQIbF9R.png "Breastplate of New Life") The [Breastplate of New Life](/wiki/breastplate-of-new-life) is a very rare but useful heavy armor that is dropped by the [Marble Colossus](/wiki/marble-colossus). It provides a DEF bonus of only +14, but it provides a massive +160 to HP. Knight's already high DEF cap makes him arguably the best class to use this armor, as he will be able to benefit from the HP boost with little downside. However, this is a very rare drop from an endgame-level boss, so be sure to not lose it. ![Mercy's Bane](//i.imgur.com/wd2fBa4.png "Mercy's Bane") [Mercy's Bane](/wiki/mercy-s-bane) is an ST armor that is part of the aforementioned Oryx's Battle Attires set. This armor provides a very low defense boost of +10, but it makes up for this by providing the wearer with bonuses of +7 to Attack and Dexterity, giving the wearer a DPS boost to a degree unmatched by any other armor. This armor is best worn by a Knight, since his higher DEF cap compensates for the lack of DEF from this armor. ![Gladiator's Guard](//i.imgur.com/QRe1YSk.png "Gladiator's Guard") The [Gladiator Guard (GladGuard)](/wiki/gladiator-guard), dropping from [Oryx the Mad God 3](/wiki/oryx-the-mad-god-3), can be considered an upgrade to the Mercy's Bane. While GladGuard loses both 2 ATT and 2 DEX, it compensates with an extra +10 DEF and +7 SPD, boasting roughly the same offensive stats as Mercy's while also adding more survivability to the Knight. The +7 SPD especially helps with Knight's low base 50 SPD. This armor is a solid choice for knight if you want survivability along with offense.

Ring

Knight is a class that has a high amount of defense, but he lacks statistically in his offensive stats compared to other classes. You should wear a ring that either boosts your offensive capabilities or your health capacity. ![Ring of Exalted Health](//i.imgur.com/FFyaCjn.png "Ring of Exalted Health")![Ring of Unbound Health](//i.imgur.com/tnfndMm.png "Ring of Unbound Health")![Ring of Decades](//i.imgur.com/YfL2dh5.png "Ring of Decades") The [tiered health rings](/wiki/health-rings) are the best rings to use if you want to maximize your survivability as a Knight. The [Ring of Exalted Health (ExaHP)](/wiki/ring-of-exalted-health) and [Ring of Unbound Health (UBHP)](/wiki/ring-of-unbound-health) will boost your HP by 140 and 180, respectively. If you happen to have a [Ring of Decades (Deca)](/wiki/ring-of-decades), the boost of +190 HP will let you fare a bit better than the UBHP; combine the Decades ring with the aforementioned Breastplate of New Life and Shield of Ogmur, and you will have a massive HP capacity of 1180, the highest HP capacity achievable without temporary boosts! Wearing a [tiered defense ring](/wiki/defense-rings) is not recommended on a Knight. As a class that can have well over 70 DEF even without a ring, a tiered DEF ring will do little to aid the Knight. Too high a DEF stat is less advantageous than it would be to simply wear an HP ring instead, because 70 DEF or more will already reduce the majority of the attacks Knight will sustain to very managable levels. This said, a DEF ring is simply not justifiable on a maxed Knight. ![Sourcestone](//i.imgur.com/L5sYl5P.png "Sourcestone") The Knight is, along with the Priest, one of the best users of the [Sourcestone](/wiki/sourcestone). With enough natural defense to spare, the Sourcestone, providing +110 HP, +110 MP, and +6 SPD, will boost the Knight's survivability but more importantly allow for a greatly increased number of stuns (especially with strong Magic Heal) while also improving the Knight's poor mobility. The additional mana allows for the Knight to use the strong damage of the shield as a secondary weapon rather than only as a disabling tool. This ring can also be used alongside the Breastplate of New Life for even more HP capacity. ![The Forgotten Crown](//i.imgur.com/IeKMdLv.png "The Forgotten Crown")![Magical Lodestone](//i.imgur.com/nRri93R.png "Magical Lodestone") [The Forgotten Crown](/wiki/the-forgotten-crown) and the [Magical Lodestone](/wiki/magical-lodestone) are great rings for boosting general DPS stats. The Forgotten Crown in particular may be a more beneficial choise, as the Knight already has high DEF, so getting more DEF from the Magical Lodestone won't help as much. Although, the small SPD boost from the magical Lodestone is nice for increasing mobility. ![Exalted God's Horn](//i.imgur.com/qQXV0jj.png "Exalted God's Horn") The [Exalted God's Horn](\wiki\exalted-god-s-horn), while not a popular choice for melee classes due to them tanking more damage, the Knight's high DEF and HP, along with the additional +140 HP and +5 DEF, can help him maintain the HP threshold of 90% for the +10 DEX boost from the horn, enabling him more DPS. ![Chancellor's Cranium](//i.imgur.com/qJWkf3N.png "Chancellor's Cranium") The [Chancellor's Cranium](/wiki/chancellor-s-cranium) is a more popular choice for Knight. With its moderate +3 DEX, +6 DEF, and +120 HP boosts, it can help add to the Knight's survivability. However, its true synergy with Knight comes with its proc that activates a highly damaging head given that the wearer tanks high damaging shots. This is excellent for the Knight as the class not only tanks a lot of shots, but can benefit from the DEF and especially the HP boosts from Cranium.

Strengths and Weaknesses

Knight's high DEF cap makes him stand out by being able to take high-damage shots more safely. His high VIT and HP capacities maximize his chances of taking even less damage indirectly. In addition, Knight's heavy armor affords him maximum survivability. For these reasons, the Knight is thought as the most resilient class, and should be at the front lines of the battlefield to take the heavy damage first. Knight is capable of possessing the highest natural defense of all classes; with a [Keychain Cutlass(+3)](/wiki/keychain-cutlass), [Shield of Flowing Clarity (+17)](/wiki/shield-of-flowing-clarity), [Candy-Coated Armor (+30)](/wiki/candy-coated-armor), and a [Ring of Unbound Defense (+10)](/wiki/ring-of-unbound-defense), Knight can possess 100 DEF without any temporary boosts. However, equipping your Knight for this high a DEF stat is very gimmicky; as said before, you should consider boosting your health capacity instead, as this will give you better odds at survival than simply having high DEF, in most circumstances. With the potential to have very high DEF and an equally outstanding HP capacity, the Knight is one of the few classes that can tank [Septavius'](/wiki/septavius-the-ghost-god) ring nova and survive, and he is also the only class to be capable of that *without* the armored status effect (keep in mind that this is a dangerous and unnecessary feat to attempt and is only really performed to show off). The Knight's primary weakness is his short attack range, although his ability to stun enemies makes range less of an issue than for Warrior or Paladin. A fresh Knight has identical average stats to a fresh Warrior, and is relatively resilient and strong due to his equipment. However, other classes like [Archer](/wiki/archer) and [Necromancer](/wiki/necromancer) might fare better at farming stat potions because they have a long enough attack range to keep their distance from enemies, despite lacking in damage compared to a Knight. Like Warrior, a Knight should only be used to farm stat potions if the user is skilled and comfortable with the attack range. On the other hand, Knight's stuns will ease a lot of the trouble in farming potions. Knights are the bulkiest class of all, and wield powerful swords that can deal high damage. While his DPS lags behind many other classes against low defense enemies, he recovers his advantage against high defense enemies. Unfortunately, along with the Warrior, they share the lowest Speed and 2nd lowest Dexterity stats in the game. Also, the Knight lacks a healing ability. Bringing HP pots and MP pots with you is a good idea for a makeshift trip to the Nexus, and if you happen to have a healing pet, it will make things a lot easier and faster paced. The Knight also benefits from [Vital Combat](/wiki/vital-combat) as his high DEF requires more damage for the Combat Trigger and his 75 VIT makes the Combat Duration last for 3.4 seconds.

Group Role

Because they have such high Defense and HP, Knights should always be at the front of the fight to tank hits for the more fragile classes. While one shot from a blue skull won't hurt a maxed Defense Knight, unmaxed classes and mid-range fighters like the [Huntress](/wiki/huntress) or the [Assassin](/wiki/assassin) will suffer more greatly from the same attacks. When at full health, always consider the option of rushing to the boss and stunning it for damage. Make sure to watch out for the amount of minions protecting the boss, the terrain you are on, and of course if the boss itself is about to fire upon you. Knights appreciate boosts from Warriors and Paladins, as he himself lacks this ability. Attack and Dexterity boosts help maximize the damage that he can do. Usually, experienced players will follow Knights when they rush. When in a large group, one stun will buy enough time to do heavy damage to bosses. If the group is good enough or if there is another Knight around, using the Shield of Ogmur will increase the damage output on the target, making it faster to kill, thus increasing your group survival rate. However good you may be at strafing and dodging, you are not invincible. Remember to dodge shots when you can, and be especially careful in dungeons where enemies can inflict armor-break. Never try to go in to stun a boss without full health and full magic points.

Event and Dungeon Bosses

Knights are known for being able to rush through a crowd of minions without taking much damage. However, when going to attack a boss, always keep an eye on your health. While you are destroying the [Cube God](/wiki/cube-god) or [Skull Shrine](/wiki/skull-shrine), their minions are still free to attack you, and their damage will add up quickly, minimal as it may be. The amount of minions might be high enough that they'll fire a lot of shots onto a Knight before he has a chance to react to it. Choose your time to attack wisely, so that you can better survive as you swoop in to attack. The most effective way to take out Cube Gods or Skull Shrines is to stun them and launch a barrage of sword hits. Unfortunately, getting close enough to stun can be tricky. The best time to charge at a boss is right after they use their attack. This is because their attacks have a cooldown before they can attack again. When you stun the boss, never think that you are safe from damage. Once you use your shield, make sure you keep track of time. Each stun only lasts for 3 or 4 seconds depending on the shield you use. If you can't land another stun before the last one expires, try to escape a half second before the stun expires, because that way, you can get away without being hit by the boss's counterattack. If you don't leave before the stun ends, because you are so close to the boss, you'll take a shotgun to the face. If you have the slightest thought that you may have missed your stun, back away so that you don't get hit by an attack when the enemy recovers from the stun. Better safe than dead! Also remember when rushing into a Cube God or Skull Shrine to watch your HP and strafe left to right. If done correctly, the Cube or Skull will try to predict your movement but actually fire behind itself. One thing to do is never get over confident and never stop moving.

Summary

The Knight is a simple and straightforward character to use, who has plenty of defense to back himself up, and can deal truckloads of damage at a safe position after using his shield. For players who want a bulky character who leads the offensive, the Knight is a perfect choice for you.

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