Post: <font face="Verdana,Arial,sans-serif" size="2"><b>Reply to this message</b></font>: There's one good use for it in a solo druid game. Otherwise, do it late. by Versenwald

Original Message: There's one good use for it in a solo druid game. Otherwise, do it late.
You know the exploit of pairing a blaster with a dagger of speed or darkness? Developed armsmaster skill is all you need to make the weapon speed ridiculously fast. (This isn't so important when it's not a solo game.) It'll kind of ruin your game, though, making your massive SP total obsolete. Outside of that tactic, I'd only add points to N Armsmaster once the favorite magic skills are very inefficient to pump; say around skill level twenty. The twenty skill points needed to raise Armsmaster to six will only cost you one skill level in your heavy magic; that's a trade I can live with. A few points of armsmaster will go proportionally farther with faster weapons. Assuming that you're using daggers, it can be worthwhile. BV

Original Message: There's one good use for it in a solo druid game. Otherwise, do it late.

You know the exploit of pairing a blaster with a dagger of speed or darkness? Developed armsmaster skill is all you need to make the weapon speed ridiculously fast. (This isn't so important when it's not a solo game.)

It'll kind of ruin your game, though, making your massive SP total obsolete.

Outside of that tactic, I'd only add points to N Armsmaster once the favorite magic skills are very inefficient to pump; say around skill level twenty. The twenty skill points needed to raise Armsmaster to six will only cost you one skill level in your heavy magic; that's a trade I can live with.

A few points of armsmaster will go proportionally farther with faster weapons. Assuming that you're using daggers, it can be worthwhile.

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