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Promotional Quests are necessary to advance your characters to their full potential. Although, theoretically one could finish the game without ever performing any of these quests, it would be very difficult. Without promotions your spell casters will never attain their true potential, which can be devastating indeed to your enemies, not to mention the power of the protective spells some spell casters are capable of. If you are not the sort to hold with magic and you intend to run through the game with tanks such as knights, then you would still be doing them an injustice. At Grandmaster levels these character types could plow through any enemy in less time than it takes to sneeze. Promotional quests should be performed for your character class at the earliest opportunity. I have even done these quests delaying the essential ones. This gave my characters the advantage when completing other quests, fighting & spell casting skills were improved to Master levels in many areas, allowing them to breeze through some otherwise harrowing situations. You do not need to limit these quests to just your class types,
but can perform any or all. The advantages are of course the experience
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