Beginner Tips (Sacred)

In my opinion, it's easier to start for an elf because she has a bow and you can ride a horse with dexterity and shoot a dragon automatically if this is not fixed.
however, then it becomes devilishly difficult to play for her, because the guys told me about the cosmic characteristics of their Komi Persians, I did not possess. and only ran on a horse and yelled.
the boys at the school told the gladiator's nada to take from the type of barbarian in diablo zhwa. I tried all sorts of characters except the gnome from DLS in general, everywhere it is difficult.
Another important point is that the amount of exp obtained depends on the level of the mobs, and when the character is very strong and the mobs are weak exp is almost impossible.
As a result, I'm listed as playing for the elf, I decided to swing into a unicorn so that he did everything for me and the elf ran and screamed. and fed such chtuks that pump up skills and the level of a unicorn with a skill grows and it turned out that it works, but somehow I get 1 exp roofing felts 10 instead of thousands, so it is not necessary to pump up the summoned creatures too much.
Such are some simple tips.

There is also a very useful feature. It consists in the fact that when you get a partner for a character (and this happens quite often throughout the game), which needs to be escorted to some place, do not immediately perform this task. Your companion will be almost immortal, so to speak, an ideal tank partner.

So, you take a bunch of side quests and complete them with your companion. You can take a bow, crossbow, or wand to strike from a distance when your partner is tanking damage. As a result, for completing these quests and killing mobs, you get:
- improvements to abilities that must be activated from the inventory,
- experience,
- loot,
- gold.

The only thing is, be careful. Because not every one of your companions will be immortal. I remember how I accompanied some merchant with his bodyguard to another city. As a result, on the way through the goblin armies, the bodyguard was killed, but the merchant himself was not.