You'll want to mix and match in other abilities to compliment the Warfare skills like a couple of points into Scoundrel for access to Adrenaline and Cloak and Dagger Aerothurge for Teleport and Netherswap Polymorph for Tentacle Lash, Bull Horns, Chameleon Cloak, and others etc. This means you stack strength for your weapons and Warfare for both the damage bonus and to get access to Warfare skills for combat. Your Fighter is most closely aligned with Strength-based Warfare. That's not to say every conceivable combination of points is equally powerful.Īs a general rule, all physical damage dealers want to stack points into Warfare (even if they never use a Warfare skill) for the damage bonus. Its really on you to build your characters how you want. There are various abilities you can put points into to unlock access to the ability to learn new spells/skills along with gaining certain bonuses - but the game won't hand you a simple class progression system. But it might help to understand the bigger picture.

I think others have given you the simple answer which is Warefare for damage + skills and dipping into other abilities for certain other non-warefare skills to complement. Vendor Prices, Bartering & Attitude Formula Level Up: Attribute, Skill & Talent Point Breakdown The Quick Questions and Looking for Group Threads exist for a reason, use them. >!This is spoilery!< to get This is spoilery

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