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Dimraeth Skill Point Respec

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  1. Dimraeth reset types
  2. Check the actual refund before confirming
  3. Spell changes are a separate first step

Dimraeth has respec-related systems, but this guide does not yet establish a complete current Early Access skill-reset procedure or price. Attribute refunds, skill resets and changing an active spell are different operations. Do not assume one reset changes all three, or that it also lets the same character change class.

The available descriptions include an attribute reset returning experience, a paid skill-reset reference and a separate guess about resetting an entire tree. Those statements do not establish one shared button, one price or one refund scope.

Dimraeth reset types

OperationIntended changeDetail that remains unresolved
Attribute resetAttribute investment and associated experienceCurrent entry, price and exact refund rules
Skill respecAllocated skill-tree choicesCurrent item or button, cost and partial-versus-full scope
Spell reassignmentActions in the active loadoutThis is a separate loadout operation, not proof of a tree refund
Class changeThe character's selected classNo verified same-character procedure is established here
Dimraeth skill tree with spell icons, passive nodes and connected branches in the 2025 interface

The tree shows the kind of allocation a skill respec would affect. This image does not identify a verified reset button or price.

Check the actual refund before confirming

If a service or item offers a reset in your version, read the object it changes and the confirmation text. Check the stated cost and whether the result concerns attributes, skill points or another selection. A familiar respec label is not enough to infer the scope.

There is no recommended merchant name, currency amount or shopping route in this guide because the existing descriptions do not verify them. In particular, a spoken guess that the entire tree resets should not be treated as an observed result.

Spell changes are a separate first step

If your immediate problem is that the wrong action occupies a slot, inspect the loadout before looking for a paid reset. Learning a spell, assigning it and selecting a tree modifier are separate decisions.

The Dimraeth spell-equipping guide covers assignment and input checks. The Dimraeth skill-tree guide explains which choices belong to the tree and why a universal book does not replace every combination-specific modifier.

Until the current refund scope is established, make new point purchases deliberately. That means choosing an action or interaction you can use, not assuming that every creation choice is permanently locked or that every investment is freely reversible.