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Too Darkpark · 11-01-2004, 01:56 PM

from a practical point of view, i'd suggest taking both armor types. one day you might find some medium class armor that's better than your current heavy armor and also you might have to train in medium armor skill just so that you can obtain maximum point alotment when going up a character level.
in order to be able to increase an attribute 5 points (max) when you level up you have to train/obtain 10 points in any skill that has the same governing attribute.
in the case of heavy armor that would be endurance. besides heavy armor the only other skills that share this attribute are medium armor and spear.

i hope i'm not spoiling this for you, but often times i train in skills that i won't use only to be able to obtain 5 points to an attribute when i level up.

11-01-2004, 01:56 PM	#5
Too Darkpark The Magister Join Date: May 10, 2004 Location: Indiana, USA Age: 52 Posts: 141	from a practical point of view, i'd suggest taking both armor types. one day you might find some medium class armor that's better than your current heavy armor and also you might have to train in medium armor skill just so that you can obtain maximum point alotment when going up a character level. in order to be able to increase an attribute 5 points (max) when you level up you have to train/obtain 10 points in any skill that has the same governing attribute. in the case of heavy armor that would be endurance. besides heavy armor the only other skills that share this attribute are medium armor and spear. i hope i'm not spoiling this for you, but often times i train in skills that i won't use only to be able to obtain 5 points to an attribute when i level up. __________________ Hello? Is anyone out there?