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| − | + | '''Disciplines''' - and by extension, '''specials''' - form the primary means of specialization and differentiation between characters in Journey. In addition, the '''roles''' under which the disciplines fall are greater expressions of the various approaches to life that characters can take: anyone can put a few ranks into Melee and Swords, for instance, but only a true warrior has access to Warrior disciplines and specials. | |
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Disciplines - and by extension, specials - form the primary means of specialization and differentiation between characters in Journey. In addition, the roles under which the disciplines fall are greater expressions of the various approaches to life that characters can take: anyone can put a few ranks into Melee and Swords, for instance, but only a true warrior has access to Warrior disciplines and specials.
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