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Original Message: GM Learning and spare skill points (where to place them)
If I had known GM Learning speeds up leveling at such an absurd rate I would not have probably gone for it... . Currently, my Lich is lvl 55 and Priest...lvl 35, so I quickly got Master Learning for her but somehow I do not believe it will help reduce this lvl chasm between her and the two Liches and a Mage. And I am only halfway through the game or maybe a little further. So, for the time being no training for Liches and Mage untill Priest has reached lvl 50 and I believe I will stop probably at lvl 60 for the rest of the Party... . None the less, what do you guys think about skill points allocation? The choice is between Elemental,ark and Meditation. I would go for the Elemental. No weapon at all approach is OK. Tough at the beginning but now it is awsome! And I find myself using almost exclusively PC. Now I might try souldrinker finally. Spell-wise I liked MM6 best because there was this incredible balance between lvl and spell availability (can't remember right now how you spell it)

Original Message: GM Learning and spare skill points (where to place them)

If I had known GM Learning speeds up leveling at such an absurd rate I would not have probably gone for it... . Currently, my Lich is lvl 55 and Priest...lvl 35, so I quickly got Master Learning for her but somehow I do not believe it will help reduce this lvl chasm between her and the two Liches and a Mage. And I am only halfway through the game or maybe a little further. So, for the time being no training for Liches and Mage untill Priest has reached lvl 50 and I believe I will stop probably at lvl 60 for the rest of the Party... .

None the less, what do you guys think about skill points allocation? The choice is between Elemental,ark and Meditation. I would go for the Elemental.

No weapon at all approach is OK. Tough at the beginning but now it is awsome! And I find myself using almost exclusively PC. Now I might try souldrinker finally.

Spell-wise I liked MM6 best because there was this incredible balance between lvl and spell availability (can't remember right now how you spell it)

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