Don't lessen it! The reason I recommend for the Knight Green or Yellow is due to two weapons. Do NOT split the Knight's leveling points in this way! Having a freaking high Morale, giving you an insane number of hit points along with spell resistance, is your ultimate goal. If the Warrior would like to split his leveling points with Battle, I suggest bringing Battle up to 83 (+8 when you match 3) and the rest into Red. For Knights, Morale is the one you ought to buy with leveling points, and either Green or Yellow for citadel purchases. The one you buy from the citadel after getting enough for this value of 8 is Morale, unless you are a Knight. The latter, which I call leveling points, should go into one or two of these 1 cost skills, determined by your class. They are Morale and one (or two) which cost 1 point when you level. For that reason you should buy at your citadel just enough points, along with the free ones you get when questing, 8 in each skill except two (three for Druid and Mage). Level 0 in a skill gives you +3 when you match three, while 1 gives you +4, 8 gives you +5, 20 give you +6, and so forth. But to get another +1 requires increasing amount of points. I created a spreedsheet working all of this out.įirst of all, why 8? Each skill, which is associated with one of the puzzle pieces, increases what you get when you match three.
The idea is to pour all your leveling skill points into one skill while, at your citadel, buy just enough that (with the freebies you get while questing) you get 8 on all the rest and pour what you can through purchases into another. Note I played the Knight all through the game with the DS, and now playing the Warrior on it and redoing the Knight on the PC version. For those who don't know this fantastic Puzzle/RPG hybrid, here is a couple links.Īfter playing both the PC and DS versions, I developed my own strategy for starting out with this game.
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