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<blockquote data-quote="Sniperfox47" data-source="post: 6297509" data-attributes="member: 6776026">Assuming, of course, you kill that goblin in single combat, then yes.What does &quot;these stats have derived stats!&quot; Have to do with anything? Every ability of your character is a stat derived from something, and each of them good in different areas. If you're fighting a manipulator you wouldn't expect to fight it in single combat, so its health wouldn't be nearly as important as its dominance.Yeah, but enemy level and tradition rank are largely independent. You're going to need a heck of a lot more than 14 tradition ranks in various traditions before you can take on an ice dragon (a level 14 monster)...If they gave you higher rewards for higher ranks then I could see it, but as it stands you'd spend ridiculous amounts of XP by rank 5 when you could gain *far* more from multitraditioning... Even right now its more beneficial to heavily multi tradition (Eg. mage I, Loremaster I, Druid I, Cleric I) than it is to specialize (mage II, firemage II)...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sniperfox47, post: 6297509, member: 6776026"] Assuming, of course, you kill that goblin in single combat, then yes. What does "these stats have derived stats!" Have to do with anything? Every ability of your character is a stat derived from something, and each of them good in different areas. If you're fighting a manipulator you wouldn't expect to fight it in single combat, so its health wouldn't be nearly as important as its dominance. Yeah, but enemy level and tradition rank are largely independent. You're going to need a heck of a lot more than 14 tradition ranks in various traditions before you can take on an ice dragon (a level 14 monster)... If they gave you higher rewards for higher ranks then I could see it, but as it stands you'd spend ridiculous amounts of XP by rank 5 when you could gain *far* more from multitraditioning... Even right now its more beneficial to heavily multi tradition (Eg. mage I, Loremaster I, Druid I, Cleric I) than it is to specialize (mage II, firemage II)... [/QUOTE]

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