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You can take as many skills as you want, as long as you have enough experience.

Yes.

Are there minimum/maximum values for attack health?

None.

Enclave Resident: the character can use relics of Nozenroth and developments from the Enclave.

My ideas: 1) Elf, rogue-adventurer, knife thrower, agile character. - No, because there is no proper knife-throwing mechanic, and there are not enough interesting skills for agile characters in general. 2) Archer, partially a nature mage, hunter. - No, because there are no suitable skills, and making just an archer would be boring and uninspired. 3) "Ascetic knight," one-handed sword, armor, musician, wanderer. - Most likely no, because the goals don't align. 4) Elf-knight, two-handed sword, leader. - Possible. 5) Knight, sword and shield, local hero, ideological heir of Larte. - Possible. 6) Knight, spear and shield, horse, wealthy. - No, because it would require traveling with a scoundrel, and there are no horses. 7) Elf, forest knight, nature magic, mace and shield. - No, due to the lack of necessary skills.

My ideas:
1) Dahlia, but with forest-themed magic.
2) A Mage, possibly with a couple of skills from other branches. Most likely, a succubus or someone with an Eastern aesthetic.
3) Unlikely, but a samurai. Maybe even one who uses a one-handed weapon, but it's not certain.

Later on, some really cool skills might become unavailable.

And could someone sacrifice a horse to the enclave?

So far:
- Teiosis
- Sintan

Strength 5
Body 5
Agility 10
Perception 10
Speed 5
Intelligence 30
Willpower 30
Wisdom 30
Luck 5

Fire Mage A+B+C+D (500)
Dark Magic B+C (750)
I don't know what to do with the remaining experience. I think I'll take Combat Training or Antimagic level 1, and put the rest into stats.

It took me a long time to find the pictures, but I found a few decent ones.






The sword isn't needed in the last one, but the image best conveys the idea.

I think I'll take combat training or antimagic at level 1, and put the rest into stats.

You can take a familiar...

Although hardcore gameplay is also possible.

Charisma
At the start of the game, an ally created by the GM as a random traveler joins the character's party.

:rolleyes:

If I take a familiar, the remaining points won't be fully allocated. Unless I completely give up on dark magic, which is also an option. But I wanted a pet.
Increase charisma for the ranged units.

Charisma is awesome, although this time I won't take it for Dalia.

Let me share my ideas as well. 1) Orthodox wandering knight, paladin, demon hunter, antimage, companion in the form of a horse. I will play as him if there are no teyos in the party. 2) Melchorian, archer, invisibilizer. 3) Paladin, crossbowman, invisibilizer. Again, provided there are no teyos. 4) Zenhyan, a completely peaceful build, maybe dark magic. Created if no one has leveled up peaceful skills.