Talk:Duncan

The first time you reset your skills it's 10,000 gold, the second time its 30,000 gold, and the third time its 85,000 gold.

I don't know if there's a better page to record this information but I am willing to find out how expensive Duncan's skill resets can get, so I'll update this thread as I find out.

Big question about skill reset: Do Paladin/Beast, Demigod, and Crusader skills reset to F too, even though they don't cost you AP to refund?

So I'm asking this because I don't want to screw up my character. Like if I skip to g2 will it cancel out g1 since they're both in the same chapter?

My elf did g1 and g2 at the same time. o -o

"Skipping to a later part of one chapter (e.g. Chapter 1 is comprised of G1->G3) will make certain rewards unattainable."

I'm assuming this means that yes, it will prevent you from doing G1. That's what I would expect anyway, and was true before this method of skipping it.

Nise Panda's doing both was probably because one was the old version that you can't get anymore...

Of course I haven't actually tried it, nor would I. :x

Well I have two answers, Which is one is right?

I can verify that skipping to G2 no longer prevents you from doing G1 (at least, if you're no further than the first quest):

My character, who had not yet completed Missing Townsfolk, used Select Storyline to skip to G2. Right afterward, she completed Missing Townsfolk (which now ends by sending you to Nao for a rebirth), and got the G1 intro. End result was she had both "The Snowy Hills of Sidhe Sneachta" and "Knight of Light" quests active simultaneously in her Goddess quest tab.

I then tried with an older character who was on revamped "The Snowy Hills of Sidhe Sneachta" and skipped to G2. She also ended up with both "The Snowy Hills of Sidhe Sneachta" and "Knight of Light" active simultaneously.

Pretty much no one has asked this question and I really want to know, Like if I get to 320+ can I go to g10 and get the beast skills or The alchemy skills of g9? Can someone atleast try this?

If you're talking about what I think you're talking about: Skipping to G10 will not give you pre-G10 skills such as Life Drain from G9. But you're still able to complete the other gens simultaneously with G10, and doing so will still give you those skills.

That came from Enlightenment, right? Do you actually skip a generation or do you just get the next one your quest log at the same time as another gen (e.g. G9 and 10 in the log).