Two questions (Attributes and Char origin) - Guild Wars Forums

Necromonger · May 07, 2007, 01:17 PM // 13:17

Hi, two quick questions

1. How do you tell how many attribute points you have earned (i.e. if it's the 170 or full 200), you used to be able to pass your mouse over the box in the "K" screen, but the UI has changed? any ideas? (without doing the math)

2. I own all three chapters, took a break, have several "old-ish" characters, is there a way to tell if a character was originally from which campaign?

Thanks

poobert · May 07, 2007, 01:35 PM // 13:35

1. It tells you how many unused attribute points you have in the skills select screen, so just take off all your points and it will say 200 or 170 or whatever.

2. In the character select screen just after you log in, your characters will be standing there. When you select one it says their name, whether they are PvP or RP, which campaign they are from, their level and where they are currently located.

May 07, 2007, 01:17 PM // 13:17	#1
Necromonger Ascalonian Squire Join Date: Nov 2006 Profession: N/Me	Two questions (Attributes and Char origin) Hi, two quick questions 1. How do you tell how many attribute points you have earned (i.e. if it's the 170 or full 200), you used to be able to pass your mouse over the box in the "K" screen, but the UI has changed? any ideas? (without doing the math) 2. I own all three chapters, took a break, have several "old-ish" characters, is there a way to tell if a character was originally from which campaign? Thanks

May 07, 2007, 01:35 PM // 13:35	#2
poobert Ascalonian Squire Join Date: May 2007 Location: Inkland Profession: R/	1. It tells you how many unused attribute points you have in the skills select screen, so just take off all your points and it will say 200 or 170 or whatever. 2. In the character select screen just after you log in, your characters will be standing there. When you select one it says their name, whether they are PvP or RP, which campaign they are from, their level and where they are currently located.