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If you almost never die, then maybe, you can afford to spend 20 trait points into Elder Knowledge for your first run, untill you unlock the consumable to re-spec.
But 20 trait points could be much more useful elsewhere, be it on offensive or defensive traits.
Also, experience is something you will never run out of... I strongly disagree with maxing elder knowledge being a proirity. (Hard and Nightmare difficulty will provide xp constantly, so I really don't see the point)