Hello everyone :-)
This is my first post. I have bought my Factions about 15 days ago. I created a Mo/R and after I leveled to 20 my character I decided that I had to find a bit more about the game and started reading.
From what I have read, especially about builds there are certain spells that are unique to the prophecies campaign. So if for example I want to make the build for an invicimonk, but also most other builds I need certain skills that appear in Prophecies as well.
This morning I bought the Prophecies campaign as well, and I am ready to travel back with one of my characters to Tyria. The reason being I want to gain access to certain spells that I can't have in Factions.
Before I do that, I decided to ask you guys, since you know much more about the game and you might suggest an alternative (if there is one) or another course of action.
Thank you all in advance :-)
Ceres the Alonis
How can I get the skills from Prophecies?
ermns
Tark Alkerk
well if you start a chat in propheccies, you can do lots of quests from profession trainers to get skills, you can get skills from propheccies the same way you can get skills from factions, ie buy them from a skill trader, there is one in Lions arch called first watch sergio.
and no there isn't really any alternative.
and no there isn't really any alternative.
ermns
So what you are actually saying is that every character that I have created and leveled in Factions has to travel back to prophecies, and do the whole campaign until he/she aquires the skill that he/she wants. Right?
One more thought. Is there any way that a character "born and raised" in prophecies can trade or send skills to any of my other characters in factions?
What if I buy the PvP editions? Since the PvP editions unlock all the skills and elite ones, will I be able to access these skills with my PvE characters?
Thank you all again in advance :-)
One more thought. Is there any way that a character "born and raised" in prophecies can trade or send skills to any of my other characters in factions?
What if I buy the PvP editions? Since the PvP editions unlock all the skills and elite ones, will I be able to access these skills with my PvE characters?
Thank you all again in advance :-)
Tryll
If you take a Canthan based character over to Tyria, you will end up in Lion's Arch. There you can either buy skills, as Tark said, but also many of the side quests after Lion's Arch will offer skills as part of the quest rewards, but only for the six core professions, i.e. Ritualists and Assassins can get no skills in Tyria whatsoever.
No, but if any of your characters aquire a skill it will "unlock" it, so you can either buy it from a skill trader earlier in prophecies or use it in PvP.
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So what you are actually saying is that every character that I have created and leveled in Factions has to travel back to prophecies, and do the whole campaign until he/she aquires the skill that he/she wants. Right?
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One more thought. Is there any way that a character "born and raised" in prophecies can trade or send skills to any of my other characters in factions? |
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ermns
Thank you.
The answers where very helpful :-)
The answers where very helpful :-)
lennymon
actually, there is one usefull effect of unlocking skills, any skill trainer in the chapter will sell any core or chapter specific (i.e. not factions skills in LA, but core and prophesies skills) that you have unlocked. In prophesies not very many skills are available from each skills trainer until very late in the game, so this becomes very usefull.
Pkest
If you have money to burn or only need elites you might consider taking your character from Lion's Arch back to Beacon's Perch then getting a run to Droknar's Forge. From there you can cap most of the elites and also buy most skills from the trainer.
You can also check guildwiki's skill lists to see if the skill you want is offered by a quest (only after Lion's Arch for Canthan's) and decide if it's worth getting the skill that way rather than buying it.
You can also check guildwiki's skill lists to see if the skill you want is offered by a quest (only after Lion's Arch for Canthan's) and decide if it's worth getting the skill that way rather than buying it.