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[Ruby Knight]

Okay so a basic Sampire template looks like this:

120 Swordmanship
120 Bushido
120 Chivalry
100 Anatomy
100 Tactics
100 Necromancy
60 Parrying
or mix with:
120 Resist

Or at least something like that. My question is this:
What skills could you have on your suit that raises any of the above skills without losing the buffs associated? IE if you have 110 Swords and +10 on jewelry is that the same as having 120 real skill? Basically which skills can have +10, +15, +20 and not lose any of the effectiveness of having real skill? Did I make that clear enough to get an answer?

 

[Pawain]

Only real skill matters when using the associated mastery.
So if you are using swords mastery you want 120 real. If bushido mastery then 120 bushido real. Etc.

Non mastery skills you can use + skill on suit.

 

[Ruby Knight]

Thanks!

 

[Cork]

I would also recommend having 100 healing skill on a soulstone to swap out with Necro for paragons. The recent events go a lot easier with healing since you can't leech from the paragons.

 

[Cork]

Since I don't really use Chiv for much I keep it at 50 real skill and have +15 on my jewelry along with +15 bushido and parry.

 

[Kir]

I am biased for Resist skill, so pretty much my Sampire and Warrior all have at least 110-120 Resist (with jewelry). (No anatomy in general)
But as Pawain pointed out on real skill with mastery, I believe Onslaught efficiency is determined by your Swordmanship and Tactics real skills, I could be wrong though.

My addition skills usually Bushido +14/15, Resist +10, Chiv +15 (to get all at 120).

 

[Cork]

I am biased for Resist skill, so pretty much my Sampire and Warrior all have at least 110-120 Resist (with jewelry). (No anatomy in general)
But as Pawain pointed out on real skill with mastery, I believe Onslaught efficiency is determined by your Swordmanship and Tactics real skills, I could be wrong though.

My addition skills usually Bushido +14/15, Resist +10, Chiv +15 (to get all at 120).

I keep 120 resist on a soulstone to swap out with anatomy when I need it.

 

[Keven2002]

I know it's different for each person but use resist over anatomy and for the most part just run it like that. I'm sure if you are fighting something that has very low spell casting for a while it makes sense but for me it's not even worth the time to swap skills as I find the differences of having anatomy versus not having it to be minor compared to having resist versus not having it makes a pretty big difference on debuffs / paralyze / blood oath.