how to reset inclination?

[Based Duffle Bag Boi]

Title* i got the wrong inclination and i want utalitarian for my support mage thanks

[Affrayer]

You have to go to the encampment near cassardis and buy inclination potions from the rift shop. It costs rc though.

[Phoenix VII]

Talk to Johnathan who's at The Encampment (first place you went to when you left Cassardis) who's in the room with the rift stone. He sells inclination elixir of all kinds. You do have to pay with rift crystals though, each inclination elixir costs 250 RC and you'll probably have to buy several (and it's a good idea to have extras on hand at the inn's storage since pawns change inclinations easily early in the game). If you need rift crystals then you need to rent out your pawn or go to the Pawn Guild at Gran Soren, head to the basement downstairs, and take the From a Different Sky quests from the notice board there which lets you find rift crystal clusters (you can't find these without taking the quests as they won't spawn on the map before you take the quests). The first quests are real easy to do and each one gives 1600 RC (usually, some gives twice or three times as much).

[zadymek]

Originally posted by Phoenix VII:

You do have to pay with rift crystals though, each inclination elixir costs 250 RC and you'll probably have to buy several (and it's a good idea to have extras on hand at the inn's storage since pawns change inclinations easily early in the game)

It is probably good to mention that you can forge those elixirs at Mountebank's "curiosities shop" at Venery in Gran Soren, and THIS costs gold ;) However it takes time :(

[eyeC]

Be advised that your changes probably will not stick. Your pawn learns from you. So if you always charge into the fray, your pawn will learn to do that. If you hang back and snipe the ranged attackers, your pawn will learn to do that. So if you're changing vocations every few levels while leveling up, it may not be worth worrying about what your pawn does until then end game.

Or, possibly better, you could plan such that your pawn's vocation complements your own throughout your vocation switching career. Sounds like work tho.