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Old 12-08-2001, 11:11 PM   #5
vesselle
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Join Date: April 6, 2001
Location: the desert
Posts: 2,296
when you make your chars, you will see what skill is most important for each one, because it will be highlighted in blue (the char's main attribute).
points are not in abundance, so you must stay focused on 2 stats and 3 abilities for each.
some chars have as much as 5 main attributes, but you have to decide which ones are most important, based on how they are being used.

this is where the manual is your friend! at the end is a listing of races and professions. so once you've decided on who you want, read to find out the most important stats for them. then, ONLY put points in those areas. all areas increase with use, but you want to get your party strong quickly.

the first area of the game can be HARD. so just breathe deep and plunge in. lol!

keep each char's personal stock filled with pots and bombs, from the beginning. it's a times waster to have to take pots from the party pack when you're in battle.

also remember that your bishops learn spells VERY slowly. it's prolly best to concentrate on 2 schools max at first. otherwise, you will get very frustrated.

good luck! and also, i think everyone here has re-started at least 4 or 5 times, trying to get the best party for their playing style. so, don't worry, if you aren't happy with your group, join "ReStarters Anonymous" and be proud!

V***V

EDIT: rangers r0xx0r!! criticals in the early game are GREAT!! i will never ever replace my ranger, never ever. she's wonderful! besides her scouting, she learns alchemy. we can't live without our little mooksie sweetie. [img]smile.gif[/img]
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