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==Skill points== |
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Upon each new level reached, 3 skills points are obtained. Every 10 levels, you will be given a [[Life Quest]] that upon completion, you will also be awarded an non-tradable spring for that job that provides an additional 5 skill points. It is also possible to purchase tradable springs from the item mall, however they only add a single skill as opposed to the Life Quest obtained springs. It is possible to increase your skill points for all of your classes other than leveling by using [[spring]]s. [[Commoner's Spring]]s are the only springs that can be obtained via other means than completing a Life Quest. |
Upon each new level reached, 3 skills points are obtained. Every 10 levels, you will be given a [[Life Quest]] that upon completion, you will also be awarded an non-tradable spring for that job that provides an additional 5 skill points. It is also possible to purchase tradable springs from the item mall, however they only add a single skill as opposed to the Life Quest obtained springs. It is possible to increase your skill points for all of your classes other than leveling by using [[spring]]s. [[Commoner's Spring]]s are the only springs that can be obtained via other means than completing a Life Quest. |
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| + | Skills can be leveled up when a player has reached a certain level, and has a certian amount of skill points. On the first page of your skills list, these are the first few skills you will be using. When you get a new job, you'll see one or two skills (depending on your job, i.e. [[Martial Artist]]). As you level up, you will learn a new skill or more with your skill points, and level up previous ones. On the second page of your skills list, you'll see either more different skills, or better versions of them. They can only be obtained by leveling up a certain skill to level 5. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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- See the category for a list of skills.
Changing skills
At level 15 and under, you can reset your skills for free without penalty through the Naturally-Gifted Man, with the exception of your Commoner skills. Above level 15, you must use a Reset Skills to change them.
Sets
Although there exists a slot for a counter-attack set, SoftStar has removed it from the game.[1] It was originally for the P2P version.[2]
Subbing skills
Other than the Commoner class which can take up to three active and passive sets, all jobs may sub up to two active and passive sets from another class. Thus, a Thief could sub Blademaster's Martyr Arts and Doctor's Medical Treatment as active skills, while subbing Commoner Skills and Equip Light Armor as passive. In order to sub them, you need to talk to the Naturally-Gifted Man, if you have not already done it upon changing jobs with the Careers Advisor.
Skill points
Upon each new level reached, 3 skills points are obtained. Every 10 levels, you will be given a Life Quest that upon completion, you will also be awarded an non-tradable spring for that job that provides an additional 5 skill points. It is also possible to purchase tradable springs from the item mall, however they only add a single skill as opposed to the Life Quest obtained springs. It is possible to increase your skill points for all of your classes other than leveling by using springs. Commoner's Springs are the only springs that can be obtained via other means than completing a Life Quest.
Leveling up skills
Skills can be leveled up when a player has reached a certain level, and has a certian amount of skill points. On the first page of your skills list, these are the first few skills you will be using. When you get a new job, you'll see one or two skills (depending on your job, i.e. Martial Artist). As you level up, you will learn a new skill or more with your skill points, and level up previous ones. On the second page of your skills list, you'll see either more different skills, or better versions of them. They can only be obtained by leveling up a certain skill to level 5.
References
External links
- Skill Planners 2.0 by Onishi and Crescendolls
- Skill Planner by Rubix (old)