investment.
War cry is very good skill, because it has much needed Resist Reduction, get that. [/quote]
Good call, will look into it, already got some ideas to respec-ing into more skills of Soldier

maxing skills. So, definitely pick up skills you like as you see them, but just keep them on 1 point and max the bars. This is because firstly it is then easy to respec skills you don't like, but mostly

unlock via simply playing the game. Stash was added in the same way and you also unlock them by playing and not by paying. Than you have an fair and easy way to respec almost everything in this game except

what is lost, take it as a free respec -> added function to Crazy Mike to give SP / SP Potions -> it's v0.4a... ;D
- CHANGE: Zeke conversation -> added an option to show which GDM setting is active and

cc for most of the game. This ties into what I said about the game feeling balanced around the endgame.

Regarding mastery respec, in GD, players can absolutely accidentally shoot themselves in the

Unseen' Gonzar. If you can cap out (80%+) your poison and bleeding resistances, on the other hand, you do not need the duration reduction under normal circumstances.
Since you may respec your devotion

. Because of what I said earlier (all builds slowly develop towards a certain approach), it is hard and frustrating to be expected to throw your build around for just this one encounter. You can respec to a

my most recent character is somewhere around 11-12k hp and I'm in the mid 60s.

- Pretty sure you get a potion at the start of the Malmouth expansion that allows you to respec you Attribute points

to a certain point) grants you 3 skill points to invest into your classes, so you can quickly get a bunch of skills and abilities. You can respec these at a npc.
You can find shrines out in the world

are you using? I haven't completed the campaign yet but when I've come across something I couldn't kill, a simple respec was usually enough, i.e. I didn't build my character properly.

I mean, this game