Just a little note for you all, the Prima Guide, otherwise known as the "phone book", is pretty informative, however there are supposedly quite a few mistakes in it. A big that I just found in the area of this thread is in the listings of the class masteries for enchanter.
If you look up the requirements for the class mastery of Animator, it will tell you that Entrancing Charm is the requirement. Animator gives you a powerful pet, as in casted pet, not charmed. The Entrancing Charm line (1-4) lenghtens the time a charm will last on a npc that you charm.
If you look up the requirements for the class astery of Spellbinder, it will tell you that Animation Adept is the requirement. Spellbinder gives you either a permanent charm (what I've read) or a lenghtened charm (what I've heard), but the master of Animation Adept allows you to improve pets (casted).
Well to me this sounded backwards, I did some checking on other web sites and found information to be the exact opposite from what the Prima guide says. Not being sure which source to believe I found a level 60 enchanter in Highpass today (Frisko, TYVM). He confirmed my belief, the Prima guide is wrong! He has taken the spellbinder path, and as a requirement, he had to buy the whole line of Entrancing Charm.
While I was asking around, before I found Frisko (whose information, I will take for being correct, I asked a level 40 something enchanter if he knew. He told me that he was not sure but thought I was probably correct in not believing the Prima guide, and, uh-oh, told me he had heard the same about some of the CM info about warriors in the Prima guide. This could be a problem for me, as I have already spend quite a few cm's on my war in the line of what I want to do with him mastery wise.
I just wanted to let you all know that the Prima guide does seem to be a very usefull tool, I often hear, and now, apparently have found that there are at least some inaccuracies in it. Two more points, not that this is a big deal, but I have read points on this thread that have conflicted with what I have read on the official web site. Again not that this is a big deal, but from what I've read the amount of xp's increases from every single point, not every five or ten. Hence the second cm point is harder than the first, the third harder than the second... Last point I wanted to make, and this one is kind of important. You can erase cm's at any point, but you do not get the points back, you have to earn them again. This can be huge, in that lets say you have earned 15 points and bought three different masteries at 5 points each. You can delete one, but now you have to start earning points again at the difficulty level of the 11th point. Not so bad. Here's the problem, lets say your uber now (can we say I am too, maybe while I'm sleeping) and you've earned 1500 cm's and you realize you screwed up. So you delete a mastery which costs whatever, 25 points, well now you have to start earning those points back, starting with the 1476th point, which will be in the millions and millions of xp's to earn one point.
I hope I explained that in a way that everyone can understand, LOL, I know what I meant, just not sure if it went from my head to the keyboard in an understandable way. If you have any questions about what I've stated leave them here, or if you think I'm wrong please tell me that too, and I'll recheck what I've read, but I believe all this to be accurate and I hope helpful.
GL All