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In order to change your RPR sheet on Avardon requires you to go through a process of retraining. This is | In order to change your RPR sheet on Avardon requires you to go through a process of retraining. This is done via a process distinct from the related [[Class Changing]]. | ||
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* RPR sheet: Attribute and skill points allocation, and class features (Totem Spirit, Environment, Pact Boon). | * RPR sheet: Attribute and skill points allocation, and class features (Totem Spirit, Environment, Pact Boon). | ||
* Talents: | * Talents: Feats, Fighting Styles, Eldritch Invocations, Kensei Weapons, Maneuvers, Traits, Spells related to your origin (High Elf Cantrip, Magical Secrets, Divine Magic, Pact of the Tome Cantrips, Druidic Warrior Cantrips) | ||
== What can you NOT change with Retraining? == | == What can you NOT change with Retraining? == | ||
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Of course, retraining might often be desired by new players or even skilled players who made some mistake on their sheet of a new character. What about those? | Of course, retraining might often be desired by new players or even skilled players who made some mistake on their sheet of a new character. What about those? | ||
Luckily! The first retraining is '''Free | Luckily! The first retraining is '''Free''' | ||
=== Where do you need to go for retraining? === | === Where do you need to go for retraining? === | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 26 August 2026
In order to change your RPR sheet on Avardon requires you to go through a process of retraining. This is done via a process distinct from the related Class Changing.
What CAN you change with Retraining?
With retraining, you may change everything that you picked in RPR and from Falko except for race, class, and subclass. Here's the full list of things that you can change (all at once) with this respec:
- RPR sheet: Attribute and skill points allocation, and class features (Totem Spirit, Environment, Pact Boon).
- Talents: Feats, Fighting Styles, Eldritch Invocations, Kensei Weapons, Maneuvers, Traits, Spells related to your origin (High Elf Cantrip, Magical Secrets, Divine Magic, Pact of the Tome Cantrips, Druidic Warrior Cantrips)
What can you NOT change with Retraining?
You cannot change spell selection or languages, those are still researched in the library as always.
Retraining Process
Alright, you've made the decision that you want to go respec your character and go through this retraining.
What does it cost?
Usually, you will need to spend 150 Silver Coins and a full charge of Profession Energy (6 for most classes, 12 if you are a Commoner).
Of course, retraining might often be desired by new players or even skilled players who made some mistake on their sheet of a new character. What about those?
Luckily! The first retraining is Free
Where do you need to go for retraining?
There's a gentleman named Seymour on Livarun's training grounds, just next to the garrison and a court house, in front of the graveyard, it is also marked on the map as Training Grounds. I'm sure you'll find it! Then simply follow the in game instructions.
And no, you will not lose your profession experience, languages, or any other progress; but if you're nervous, you can screenshot your Sheet (J) just in case.