Human Paladin weapon proficiencies...
rambone
(including Paladins) can gain expertise in weapon specialization beyond
what the other character classes get. I can't seem to get any of my
proficiencies above 2 stars. Is this normal, could it be something I'm
missing? I thought that I could hypothetically obtain up to 5 stars in
a proficiency as a warrior...
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Ragnar
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> I have a human Paladin/Cavalier. According to the manual, Warriors
> (including Paladins) can gain expertise in weapon specialization beyond
> what the other character classes get. I can't seem to get any of my
> proficiencies above 2 stars. Is this normal, could it be something I'm
> missing? I thought that I could hypothetically obtain up to 5 stars in
> a proficiency as a warrior...
>
>
Fighters can gain proficiencies beyond two *'s, up to five for melee
weapons. Non-fighter warrior-types (Paladins and Rangers) can only get two
*'s. Its the price you have to pay to have Paladin or Ranger special
abilities. If this price is too much for you, play a fighter.
Ragnar
The Wasteland
rambone skrev i meddelelsen <8qvpgv$7mh$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>I have a human Paladin/Cavalier. According to the manual, Warriors
>(including Paladins) can gain expertise in weapon specialization beyond
>what the other character classes get. I can't seem to get any of my
>proficiencies above 2 stars. Is this normal, could it be something I'm
>missing? I thought that I could hypothetically obtain up to 5 stars in
>a proficiency as a warrior...
Your question has been answered. But if you had checked your manual you can
also read all about this there.
F.
rambone
I know, RTFM, but there wasn't much on weapon proficiency there (just a
paragraph) and what I believe was mentioned stated that warriors
(including Paladins, Rangers and Barbarians) can increase there
proficiencies to Grand Master Status. This is from memory, but I
thought I read this right. Hence, this paradox caused a cascade failure
in the ol' neural tissue only to be rectified by the neophyte post of
my complete, personal, traumatic quandary. I'm so sorry to waste your
time on such a menial question. 1000 pardons...
The Wasteland
>I'm so sorry to waste your
>time on such a menial question. 1000 pardons...
No problem at all. It's just that so many people immediately throw the
manual away. Does no harm to read it a little.
F.
Kevin Altis
at the start. Combined with 2 stars for long sword and 2 stars for flail
(now that I know where to get a good one early on) the Cavalier can do a
reasonable amount of damage. I'm starting to think that a two-handed
front-line fighter with decent AC is really important for the main character
given the types of NPCs the game gives you. In multiplayer this wouldn't be
such an issue.
ka
"rambone" <ram...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> I have a human Paladin/Cavalier. According to the manual, Warriors
> (including Paladins) can gain expertise in weapon specialization beyond
> what the other character classes get. I can't seem to get any of my
> proficiencies above 2 stars. Is this normal, could it be something I'm
> missing? I thought that I could hypothetically obtain up to 5 stars in
> a proficiency as a warrior...
>
>