A good classical RPG
As you said yourself, it's an "old school RPG", with a classical turn-based system. It is very obvious that the game has been on its way for quite a while, judging on its overall polished feel and fairly balanced gameplay. I must note that i haven't finished the game yet, i'm currently grinding along the Barubic range. (hintusefirehint)
Using skillpoints instead of rage, adrenaline or whatever works pretty effectively. It is sometimes a bit annoying having a bunch of skillpoints at the end of a battle, and having them reset at the next, but then again, that might end being a bit of an exploit, just charging up on skillpoints before a tough battle.
As some have noted, not being able to know anything about an opponent during battle, having to guess your way through their strenghts and weaknesses might be a little minus (although some opponents were obvious). I'd like if there was a skill or signet that allowed a specific hero to give more intell on an opponent. I think that you don't hang around in one area enough to make it a good aspect; longer time in the different areas would work better with the experimentation IMO.
General nice-to-know info would be good too. It took me quite a while to figure out that name below my current AU meant which month you were in, while being on the main screen. The handling of the game was well explained, but i felt that you were just thrown a bit too quickly into the action, without enough info about the setting.
Nevertheless, the game is really enjoyable, and has a fairly unique feel to it, without looking too much like all the other RPGs out there. So i'm giving it a 5/5, and a 9/10 :)
Oh, and a minor thing i noticed: The Barubic wolves seem to have yellow eyes, but when they attack or get attacked, their eyes blinks blue. I wondered if that is on purpose, or a minor error?
And a general, well pliable info for almost all RPGs: if you can't beat something, then level up! There is no such thing as an impossible opponent in a well-made RPG!