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<blockquote data-quote="comrade raoul" data-source="post: 3587682" data-attributes="member: 554">Consider the two talents.-- Resilience is on the Jedi Guardian tree tree. It lets you spend a Force point as a swift action to move two steps up the condition track.-- Equilibrium is on the Control Force talent tree. It lets you spend a Force point as a swift action to &quot;remove all debilitating conditions, returning you to a normal state.&quot; As far as I can tell, this means it moves you all the way up the condition track.Did I read either talent wrong? AFAIK, Equilibrium is a straightforwardly better talent than Resilience. Since anyone with the Force Sensitivity tree--which includes pretty much all Jedi--can take a Force talent in place of their regular talents, do Jedi (other than multiclass Jedi who don't pick Force Sensitivity) ever have any reason to take Resilience?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="comrade raoul, post: 3587682, member: 554"] Consider the two talents. -- [b]Resilience[/b] is on the Jedi Guardian tree tree. It lets you spend a Force point as a swift action to move two steps up the condition track. -- [b]Equilibrium[/b] is on the Control Force talent tree. It lets you spend a Force point as a swift action to "remove all debilitating conditions, returning you to a normal state." As far as I can tell, this means it moves you [b]all the way up[/b] the condition track. Did I read either talent wrong? AFAIK, Equilibrium is a [b]straightforwardly better[/b] talent than Resilience. Since anyone with the Force Sensitivity tree--which includes pretty much all Jedi--can take a Force talent in place of their regular talents, do Jedi (other than multiclass Jedi who don't pick Force Sensitivity) ever have [b]any[/b] reason to take Resilience? [/QUOTE]

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