I bought one Elite Tome for my new Warrior and I used it to learn Dragon Slash. I bought it for 6k.
I noticed that Elite Tomes are sold high (and people are buying it). There are other players who are selling Normal tome for more than 1k (LOL max price of tome from NPC is 1k).
How about you? Did you buy Elite for your new character? Does it worth the price of your tome?
Did you buy Elite Tome for your Character
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Originally Posted by Bluefeather
@ Vitues, you must be very rich. Too many gold or working on titles?
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For me, characters who are for a specific purpose(IE, not my main) will get their elites from tomes unless the elite is close. My main doesn't need to cap/use tomes for elites(legendary skill capper
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I've used tomes to get some skills for my 55. Same with my warrior since I didn't feel like going to cap some of the skills I wanted for him (Eviscerate being a fine example seeing as I can NEVER find it in SF). Other than that I typically sell my tomes to fuel my ranger's progress toward elite skill hunter. Only 40 something skills left to go 
You can use tomes at any level, but often your attribute points are too low to get the most out of a skill. Dragon Slash, for instance is best used with at least 14 swordsmanship because then you can use a shout that doubles adrenaline and spam it as much as you want.

You can use tomes at any level, but often your attribute points are too low to get the most out of a skill. Dragon Slash, for instance is best used with at least 14 swordsmanship because then you can use a shout that doubles adrenaline and spam it as much as you want.
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Originally Posted by Savio
Tomes are not the same as buying skills from NPCs.
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Unless there are other things that I need to know about tomes.
@ Malice, its really good to have good guild. The last time i was in a guild, i kept giving never receiving (LOL no offense to my former guildmates).
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Originally Posted by Bluefeather
Beeeeeee reasonable
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Originally Posted by Cacheelma
And they're not the same. Skills from skill trainers also require skill points. And for some skills, they aren't available during the early parts of the game (this only apply to Nightfall I think).
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Also, tomes (elite or normal) will only allow you to "learn" skills already unlocked by your other character, right? So, even if the skill is available in the early part of the game and your character have not learned it yet, the skill will not be listed as "learnable" when you use a tome, am I right?
