I'm playing GW trilogy PVE, and have 2 heroes, each in a different campaign.
In campaign 1, I purchased some skills for my hero's secondary profession. Now, that secondary profession is also the primary profession on campaign 2.
So when I switch over to campaign 2, and visit the skill trainer, I'm missing some of the skills that were learned in campaign 1. A few are available (listed as unlocked), but the others are missing. Any ideas why? Thanks.
unlocked skills missing?
kevin32
jazilla
The two accounts are mutually exclusive. Also, certain skills are only acquired at certain skill trainers at certain locations. Once you go to those locations, they will then be unlocked at the main hub skill trainers.
Pyrthas
I was going to type up a long explanation, but then I figured I'd just link this, which will explain it all better anyway. http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Skill...locking_skills
Here's the most important bit when you're just starting out, though: If you acquire a skill on one character, it becomes unlocked for the entire account. But being unlocked on your account is not the same as being known by every character on your account; new characters you create (unless they're PvP-only characters) will still have to learn the skills again.
(Also, just as a caution: be careful of using words like "account" and "hero". The former refers to the thing that holds all your characters, and the latter is ambiguous, because it can refer to either your character or NPCs that you can recruit on your character. Of course, none of this really matters. It's just a possible source of confusion.)
Here's the most important bit when you're just starting out, though: If you acquire a skill on one character, it becomes unlocked for the entire account. But being unlocked on your account is not the same as being known by every character on your account; new characters you create (unless they're PvP-only characters) will still have to learn the skills again.
(Also, just as a caution: be careful of using words like "account" and "hero". The former refers to the thing that holds all your characters, and the latter is ambiguous, because it can refer to either your character or NPCs that you can recruit on your character. Of course, none of this really matters. It's just a possible source of confusion.)
kevin32
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I was going to type up a long explanation, but then I figured I'd just link this, which will explain it all better anyway. http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Skill...locking_skills
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(Also, just as a caution: be careful of using words like "account" and "hero". The former refers to the thing that holds all your characters, and the latter is ambiguous, because it can refer to either your character or NPCs that you can recruit on your character. Of course, none of this really matters. It's just a possible source of confusion.)
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Here's the most important bit when you're just starting out, though: If you acquire a skill on one character, it becomes unlocked for the entire account. But being unlocked on your account is not the same as being known by every character on your account; new characters you create (unless they're PvP-only characters) will still have to learn the skills again.
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When I get to the first skill trainer available in Ascalon City (Sir Bertran), I see Barb Trap and Flame Trap listed as unlocked, but Viper's Nest and Toxicity are missing.
I just noticed that Viper's Nest and Toxicity can only be acquired in Nightfall. Does this mean that I can't use them in Prophecies?
Marty Silverblade
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To be specific, I started playing Mesmer/Ranger on Nightfall, and in the process learned the skills Barb Trap, Flame Trap, Viper's Nest and Toxicity. After covering about 50% of Nightfall, I started a new hero on Prophecies, Ranger/Warrior.
When I get to the first skill trainer available in Ascalon City (Sir Bertran), I see Barb Trap and Flame Trap listed as unlocked, but Viper's Nest and Toxicity are missing. I just noticed that Viper's Nest and Toxicity can only be acquired in Nightfall. Does this mean that I can't use them in Prophecies? |
Alternatively, you can buy skill tomes (ranger tomes were about 400g each the last time I checked) which allow the character to instantaneously learn any skill of your profession you have unlocked, regardless of campaign.
After you've acquired a skill, you can use it anywhere you like, so your Prophecies character could pop over to Elona to buy some skills then go straight back to Tyria and use them there (or simply use tomes and forgo a trip to Elona altogether).
kevin32
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Alternatively, you can buy skill tomes (ranger tomes were about 400g each the last time I checked) which allow the character to instantaneously learn any skill of your profession you have unlocked, regardless of campaign.
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http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Skill_tomes#Acquisition
Mintha Syl
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Thanks, I'm on easy mode, and the wiki says I can only get them from Zaishen Coin collectors. Where can I purchase these tomes at the price you speak of?
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Pyrthas
Ahh, sorry, I misunderstood your question before. Anyway, yeah, for getting tomes, I'd go to Kamadan and just start spamming WTB ranger tome 400g.
Or add Pyrthas Cannelbrae in game; I have one lying around that you're welcome to.
Or add Pyrthas Cannelbrae in game; I have one lying around that you're welcome to.