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I've used the create character trick to increase my gold so $$$ are not a problem. I do have the following questions though.
1) Is there any disadvantage to creating party members that are immediately eligible for training to elite roles? I'm starting with a Barbarian, Sumurai, 2 Warlocks, a Monk and a Paladin. 2) Is there any reason to start with a Rogue since a Barbarian can learn thieving skills? 3) This is probably dumb but how do you actually become a Barbarian, Warlock, etc. after you go into training? Do you need to complete a special quest? If so, where do you get the quest? Thanks in advance for any help! |
Each guild will tell you how to complete the proper quest...i'll leave that for you to explore on a per guild basis..
As to going to elite classes right away..I would not do it.. You'll loose out on free hitpoints..and ability points..if you do it right.. You can't become a ninja, samuari, or bard until you hit town 2..I can assure you on this...since the required quest..require you to have the ability to enter certain areas around town 2.. I find it strange..that you know what skills a barbarian gets..without knowing how to complete the quest? Also..just because barbarian gets cross-over skills..you are going to miss out on rogue specific..and rogue only skills..if you do this.. (Rat's get gold digger..you can't pass up on this combination with a rogue..You won't get any good loot from treasure chests...) Rogue Rat = essential (In my honest opinion...period) don't take the quick and easy path..you'll just end up screwing yourself over.. |
What are the rogue specifc skills? So far I found 0 so I restarted with a Rat Barbaian that I turned into an ninja and assassin further down the road
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