Question about skills!?

Sidel - Dreamweaver
Sidel - Dreamweaver Posts: 40 Arc User
edited June 2009 in Dungeons & Tactics
I'm a noob blademaster and I bought a few low level skills.

I recently read the guide on how to setup a blademaster and relized that I bought a few that I don't need.

I'm curious to know if gold and spirit points are all that is required to get the skills? If I just wasted a few thousand spirit points and coins it's no big deal becasue I can grind for more right?

I just want to make sure that I did waste some "skillpoint thing" that I can't reset or something like that.

If it is just spirit and coins then we can upgrade all the skills over a long enought time line right? Or at the very least not feel so bad when we spend 2000 on useless skills....?
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  • LloydAsplund - Sanctuary
    LloydAsplund - Sanctuary Posts: 3,899 Arc User
    edited June 2009
    The only thing that you lost is a bit of coins and some spirit.

    Both spirit and coins can be regained through questing and grinding. Therefore, when you reach a certain level you can have all skills mastered. You do not waste any sort of "skill points" like other games where you only get a few per level. If you wish to have more spirit for your particular level, some may suggest suicide to reduce exp and grind to regain more spirit. However, I suggest that you just continue grinding/questing to gain more spirit.
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  • Sidel - Dreamweaver
    Sidel - Dreamweaver Posts: 40 Arc User
    edited June 2009
    Wow that was really helpful! Thank you. It's nice to know that you can't mess up a build too much at the start. So I'm guessing that exp and spirit have a relationship where you gain less spirit when you have more exp?

    I guess we have genies when we need to reduce exp as well...

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