Valthar wrote:I went ahead and made a celt Valewalker purely for aesthetic reasons.

I never adjusted his attributes, should I have done that?

In past versions you couldnt create a char without adjusting them, but now the game does it for you if you dont edit the recommendation!

Ronian wrote:

Valthar wrote:I went ahead and made a celt Valewalker purely for aesthetic reasons.

I never adjusted his attributes, should I have done that?

In past versions you couldnt create a char without adjusting them, but now the game does it for you if you dont edit the recommendation!

I heard last night that you can't change them after you create the character? Something along the line that you can go back and change them but they don't get saved. Is this correct?

Grendelrex wrote:

Ronian wrote:

Valthar wrote:I went ahead and made a celt Valewalker purely for aesthetic reasons.

I never adjusted his attributes, should I have done that?

In past versions you couldnt create a char without adjusting them, but now the game does it for you if you dont edit the recommendation!

I heard last night that you can't change them after you create the character? Something along the line that you can go back and change them but they don't get saved. Is this correct?

You can only change them with a stone from the Dragons

It's ok that you didn't adjust the attributes, they are auto distributed evenly between the two or in some cases, 3 major stats that are important to your character. This is probably the smartest thing to do as you don't really want to weaken one area in favor for the other. However, the 2-3 points you adjust it are very minor in overall affect anyways.

Vercinge, Vercingi, Vercingii

if you want to see how are they distribute this is the link where you can find the points for every calss you choose at the creation of your character