Tawni can make good use of it in the Pirate's Daughter campaign, but she starts with it. Scouting is pretty meh, since Seamanship and Stealth mostly don't matter for your primary hero. Buying level 1 heroes with Nobility and popping them in a town to increase production (and for their Estates skill) was usually a goal in each map, though.
Likewise, I wouldn't bother with Nobility for the main hero because it doesn't help your solo hero kill things. I didn't bother with Tactics because the primary hero eventually becomes more effective on his own because most creatures slow him down on the main map. Death, for the Half-Dead campaign) since you'll be seeing plenty of towns to collect those spells. Take the magic skill aligned with your campaign (ex. When you factor in all the stat boosts you tend to find on the map, your primary hero becomes a soloing monster. Lots of defense, double attacks with First Strike, double ranged attacks with First Strike, and eventual magic immunity. For the base campaigns, Combat was always a No Brainer to take and fully max. Or I might just ignore Nobility and try to get the other two, extra toughness from Combat is not something to scoff at, I suppose. Thinking about Nobility (for a bit of resources), Tactics, and Scouting (mostly for Pathfinding, though being a sneaky summoner won't hurt, either). I ended up with Combat as a third one so far, though I might yet restart the campaign, if I'd want a different set. Which other skills would you suggest for the Demonologist, btw?
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