> > My Human Knight (level 16) could already become a Druid if he wished. Also, my Troll Sorceror (also level 16) is 1 Strength point away from being able to become an Assassin. He knows all Sorceror spells from #1 to #32.
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> > Should I retrain my Sorceror as an Assassin as soon as he has learned the remaining 4 spells? Also should I retrain my Knight as a Druid now or later?
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> I personally don't see all that much use in having a Sorcerer-Knight. I make my knights strong and fast enough that they have little need for Sorcerer-type attack spells. I'd rather have a Wizard-Knight who can save all his SP for healing spells between battles.
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> That being said, you may as well retrain as soon as you have all the spells and SP you want from your old class. Druids in particular need a long time (23+ levels) to learn both spell lists. However, don't retrain two guys at once unless the rest of the party can carry them till they can level up. This is of particular importance in the vicinity of Teralt, where monsters are surprisingly strong and resurrection costs a pretty penny.

Well, I retrained my Rogue as a Druid instead. After his first fight on level 8, he leveled straight up to level 4. A couple more fights and he has now reached level 7. Still lots more to go before he catches up with the rest, though.

When my current Druid has reached level 15 or so I will retrain my Knight as a Druid, and also when my Sorceror gets that extra Strength point I will retrain him as an Assassin.

Question: If a Druid is poisoned, do his hit points increase, decrease or stay the same as he moves along?