A Daevanion screenshot shows a destination. Planning a route requires a second question: which useful effects can you reach with the points you currently have? Keep the two questions separate so a finished reference does not become a misleading early progression target.
What the two recorded allocations show
The Cleric record includes two named allocations totalling 349 and 648 points. The interactive viewer identifies selected nodes, unselected nodes and their coordinates. It does not record a purchase sequence. Neither total establishes a point cap, a required character level or availability on every service.
Build a route you can explain
- Choose the effect or skill node you want to reach and read its current in-client description.
- Trace a connected path from an available starting node. Count the intermediate costs as well as the final node.
- Compare that total with your current point budget before copying the rest of a board.
- Record what you give up on the alternative route. A long path can be expensive even when its final effect is attractive.
- If you cannot reach the intended effect, save a smaller complete route instead of copying isolated highlighted nodes.
Compare a board and a gear change fairly
The source character totals also include gear, titles, pets and other collections. If you change a board and several items together, a higher attack value cannot identify which change caused it. Keep a note of your previous allocation and repeat the same ordinary encounter after a single meaningful adjustment. Assess whether the change helped your activity, not just whether one total became larger.
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