Wanted: Aco -> Templar Guide

[rxvexe]

I just started playing Sos a few days ago and I would like if someone could recommend starting out as a Aco -> Templar. I have played "similar" games as this and I do have the time to train. So can someone write a guide or post here as in what Stats should I get, Skills, etc. (Don't know to much about the game.) So I would very much appreciate it if you did write a guide for me (and maybe other members would like it as well!). :D

[Claiomh.Solais]

I just started playing Sos a few days ago and I would like if someone could recommend starting out as a Aco -> Templar. I have played "similar" games as this and I do have the time to train. So can someone write a guide or post here as in what Stats should I get, Skills, etc. (Don't know to much about the game.) So I would very much appreciate it if you did write a guide for me (and maybe other members would like it as well!). :D

Read around, there're plenty of guides/info already, if you actually care about it then searching a bit wouldn't hurt.

And just so you know, there's no real difference between building an aco for the templar path or the cleric path, though of course, there’s not just one perfect build for you to use, but still the variations are not much.

[talonmas]

Yah, first read how to build an Aco. Then when you switch you get your stat points reset so no worries. And at level 45 (which your aco need to be in order to change) you will know how to build a Diciple (templar). So go read those Acolyte guides! :)

[rxvexe]

I searched for Templar Guides and nothing came up, that's why I asked.

[Barkingllama]

Until level 45 you play just the same as an acolyte who plans to become a cleric, so look for acolyte guides.

[Claiomh.Solais]

I searched for Templar Guides and nothing came up, that's why I asked.

*cough*


And just so you know, there's no real difference between building an aco for the templar path or the cleric path, though of course, there’s not just one perfect build for you to use, but still the variations are not much.

So in other words:

Until level 45 you play just the same as an acolyte who plans to become a cleric, so look for acolyte guides.

As for the guides themselves, most of the top treads on the aco forums contain quite a bit of info if you cared to quickly read through them (after all, realizing if a post talks just garbage or general opinions or actually says some usefull things about acos wouldn’t require more than a few secs).