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* Elective classes (which you are offered after you pass the first written exam) only really start to benefit you once you take the advanced version of the class, during the second semester. If you want to take an elective, go all in instead of diversifying. | * Elective classes (which you are offered after you pass the first written exam) only really start to benefit you once you take the advanced version of the class, during the second semester. If you want to take an elective, go all in instead of diversifying. | ||
* First Aid allows you to craft healing and | * First Aid allows you to craft healing and buff items. Science allows you to craft single-use damage and debuff items. Magic gives you runes earlier than you'd be able to find / buy them. | ||
* Runes and traps can be used once per combat encounter. Every other item is single-use only. | * Runes and traps can be used once per combat encounter. Every other item is single-use only. | ||
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* You'll get one chance to erase your demerits by breaking into Terk's office. | * You'll get one chance to erase your demerits by breaking into Terk's office. | ||
* Just about everything sold by the Fence in the catacombs will be available for sale in the school at a later date, at a major discount. | * Just about everything sold by the Fence in the catacombs will be available for sale in the school at a later date, at a major discount. | ||
== Daily schedule and training == | == Daily schedule and training == | ||
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* You'll get all the climbing practice you need by walking the tight rope. No need to train Climbing separately. | * You'll get all the climbing practice you need by walking the tight rope. No need to train Climbing separately. | ||
* There's a limit to how much you can improve each skill each day. Don't waste your time trying to raise a skill that's currently "trained out". | * There's a limit to how much you can improve each skill by training each day (by actually using the skill - you can read books and get several increases per day independent of training). Don't waste your time trying to raise a skill that's currently "trained out". | ||
* If you want to get the "beat everyone at their favorite game" achievement, aim to defeat Sosi at billiards as soon as possible - he can't be challenged for a fairly major portion of the game. | * If you want to get the "beat everyone at their favorite game" achievement, aim to defeat Sosi at billiards as soon as possible - he can't be challenged for a fairly major portion of the game. | ||
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* You get a higher boost to your stats the first time you read a new book. | * You get a higher boost to your stats the first time you read a new book. | ||
* Every day: Take an apple from the bowl in the dining room (steal an extra apple when your stealth gets high enough), check upstairs to see if anyone is talking in the Teacher Lounge / Darla's Wing, and pluck two red roses in the downstairs garden. This gives you a cache of gifts and useful info. | * Every day: Take an apple from the bowl in the dining room (steal an extra apple when your stealth gets high enough), check upstairs after dinner to see if anyone is talking in the Teacher Lounge / Darla's Wing, and pluck two red roses in the downstairs garden. This gives you a cache of gifts and useful info. | ||
* If you're taking actions that use up time but don't kick you out of a menu, you won't automatically go to bed at 1 am. This is mostly relevant for one reason - you can train your lockpicking skills by repeatedly trying to open the infirmary door (for instance) for "free" at the end of the day, because no game time is actually spent. | * If you're taking actions that use up time but don't kick you out of a menu, you won't automatically go to bed at 1 am. This is mostly relevant for one reason - you can train your lockpicking skills by repeatedly trying to open the infirmary door (for instance) for "free" at the end of the day, because no game time is actually spent. | ||
[[Category:Games]] | [[Category:Games]] | ||