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Skill Tiers
There are 6 different tiers, where it is scaling up from 1 to 5 and the max tier is conveniently called MAX. The cost modifier is a number you multiply at each level you want to increase.

So if we use the example below, we have a tier 3 skill. let us say that we want to go from level 25 to 26. then you have to multiply 26 with 10, in this case it results in the amount of experience you will need; in this case it costs 260 Exp. If you were to go from level 25 to level 30; you have to multiply every number between 25 and 30 (where 25 is excluded and 30 is included). It would cost: 260 Exp + 270 Exp + 280 Exp + 290 Exp + 300 Exp = 1400 Exp.

= Example[3] = When looking through the list of skill below, there are some practical information that is important.

there is an example, where there is a pair of brackets with a number in them. The number is corresponds to the given tier.

Magic based skills:
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 * 1) shadow skill[2]
 * 2) darkness skill[3]
 * 3) void skill[5]
 * 4) VOID TERROR skill[MAX]

Melee Weapon skills:
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 * 1) Duel wielding[2]
 * 2) specific duel wielding[3]
 * 3) Exotic duel wielding[4]

Ranged Weapon skills:
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 * 1) Archery[1]
 * 2) Fast drawing[2]
 * 3) multi-shot[3]
 * 1) knife throwing[2]

Other skills:

 * 1) Assassination[5]

Powers
Powers are the thing that have a limited use. if you want to compare powers with anything; your health is best suited.

The Example Below is the standard setup for a power, and the way it should be written down.

= Example: y/x = In the example there is the name of the power which is "Example" and there is "y" available out of "x".

the y stands for the amount you have left to use, and x is the maximum amount you can store.

Mana

Fokus

Ki

Wishes

Dust

Runes

Rage

Soul Shards

Crafting Skills
Smithing

Leather Working

Tinkering

Alchemist

Talioring

Gemcrafting

Dust Making

Scribing

Gathering Skills
Fishing

Mining

Woodcutting

Herbalism

Hunting

Salvaging

Looting

Pickpocketing