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Originally Posted by johndallman
I took a long time to understand that you don't have to buy skills in complete levels. An example makes this easier to explain:
You have a lot of points in Skill A. Skill B's default from A is high enough that your defaulted skill level in it would cost 4 or more points to buy stand-alone. Skill C's default from B would be at a useful level, but you don't have a default in C, because of the no-default-from-default rule.
If you put 1 point into B, your level in it does not rise, but you now know that skill, and you have a default in skill C.
Thanks to Kromm for making this clear, a few years ago.
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I think that's actually exactly what I was talking about in my first post.