If a site admin. sees this go ahead and delete thread. I am reposting it in general forum, I forgot I was in trade forums when I posted this, so thanks in advance and sorry!
Edited, Mon Jan 10 21:41:36 2005 by Satchamo
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What is a talent and what is not?Follow
I'll try to clarify for ya.
There are spells/abilities and then there are talents. We hunters are given abilities, these you buy from hunter trainers, all they cost is the silver/gold you have to spend to gain the ability.
On your primary toolbar where you view your quest, your character status, etc. there is a link to talents. Talents are for the most part independent of your abilities (you can earn abilities by using your talent points in certain marksmanship talents, like Aimed Shot). Every time you gain a level you gain a talent point, they are free and can only be used on your talent tree ( the 3 areas you already mentioned) it does not cost anything to use them and when you buy an ability from a trainer you do not lose any talent points either.
Hopefully that explains the system, with few exceptions they are independent of each other, and talents tend to usually boost or enhance your abilities that you buy at the trainer.
There are spells/abilities and then there are talents. We hunters are given abilities, these you buy from hunter trainers, all they cost is the silver/gold you have to spend to gain the ability.
On your primary toolbar where you view your quest, your character status, etc. there is a link to talents. Talents are for the most part independent of your abilities (you can earn abilities by using your talent points in certain marksmanship talents, like Aimed Shot). Every time you gain a level you gain a talent point, they are free and can only be used on your talent tree ( the 3 areas you already mentioned) it does not cost anything to use them and when you buy an ability from a trainer you do not lose any talent points either.
Hopefully that explains the system, with few exceptions they are independent of each other, and talents tend to usually boost or enhance your abilities that you buy at the trainer.
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One quick addition to Kronig said:
Some abilities you purchase from your trainer may require you to put point into a certain talent before you can train. I'm not sure if Hunters have this so I'll reference the druid as I'm one.
There's 2 druid spells for our feral forms: Faerie Fire Cat and Bear. To train ranks 2-4 in these the druid must first spend a tallent point in Faerie Fire Cat or bear rank 1 in the talent tree. I hope that didn't confuse you even more, but I just happen to notice Kronig didn't mention that asspect of the talent tree.
Also a quick way to open your talent tree is to hit the "n" key outside of chat.
Some abilities you purchase from your trainer may require you to put point into a certain talent before you can train. I'm not sure if Hunters have this so I'll reference the druid as I'm one.
There's 2 druid spells for our feral forms: Faerie Fire Cat and Bear. To train ranks 2-4 in these the druid must first spend a tallent point in Faerie Fire Cat or bear rank 1 in the talent tree. I hope that didn't confuse you even more, but I just happen to notice Kronig didn't mention that asspect of the talent tree.
Also a quick way to open your talent tree is to hit the "n" key outside of chat.
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