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Similar to horseriding, it is advisable that you invest a single skill point into swimming early on. This can help you escape from enemies at lower level or cross areas of water that would otherwise require a lengthy walk on foot. Investing multiple points into the Swimming Skill will increase the Hero's swimming speed. Wearing certain Heavy Armors can prevent the Hero from swimming, causing him to simply drown. | Similar to horseriding, it is advisable that you invest a single skill point into swimming early on. This can help you escape from enemies at lower level or cross areas of water that would otherwise require a lengthy walk on foot. Investing multiple points into the Swimming Skill will increase the Hero's swimming speed. Wearing certain Heavy Armors can prevent the Hero from swimming, causing him to simply drown. | ||
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Swimming is a passive skill, allowing you to cross rivers or other bodies of water
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Similar to horseriding, it is advisable that you invest a single skill point into swimming early on. This can help you escape from enemies at lower level or cross areas of water that would otherwise require a lengthy walk on foot. Investing multiple points into the Swimming Skill will increase the Hero's swimming speed. Wearing certain Heavy Armors can prevent the Hero from swimming, causing him to simply drown.