Skilled - Revision history

Prof. Torr: Added some internal links.

2012-05-29T13:27:21Z

Added some internal links.

2012-01-28T13:47:09Z

2010-12-01T20:26:57Z

math correction

2010-08-22T12:46:18Z

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−	{{Template:Trait\|name=Skilled\|image=Skilled.Gif\|Benefit=+5 to [[skill points]] per level \|Penalty=new perks become available every 4 ~~levels~~ instead of the regular 3}}	+	{{Template:Trait\|name=Skilled\|image=Skilled.Gif\|Benefit=+5 to [[skill points]] per [[level]] \|Penalty=new [[perks]] become available every 4 [[level]]s instead of the regular 3}}
−	''Since you ~~spent~~ more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four ~~levels~~.''	+	''Since you spend more time improving your [[skills]] than a normal person, you gain 5 additional [[skill points]] per [[experience]] [[level]]. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra [[Perks\|abilities]]. You gain a [[perk]] every four [[level]]s.''

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-{{Template:Trait|name=Skilled|image=Skilled.Gif|Benefit=+5 additional [[Skill points]] at level up. |Penalty=Gain a [[perk]] every 4 levels.}}
+{{Template:Trait|name=Skilled|image=Skilled.Gif|Benefit=+5 to [[skill points]] per level |Penalty=new perks become available every 4 levels instead of the regular 3}}
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 ''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''
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-'''Note:''' This trait is useful when you need a lot of skill points to spend. For now (level cap is 21) by taking this trait you lose 2 perks in total. However it's better to take this trait, than 2x [[Educated]] perks. ("Skilled" gives you 105 additional skill points and "Educated" (taken on levels 6 and 9) gives you only 68 additional skill points in total).
+'''Note:''' This trait is useful when you need a lot of skill points to spend. For now (level cap is 21) by taking this trait you lose 2 perks in total. However it's better to take this trait, than 2x [[Educated]] perks. ("Skilled" gives you 105 additional skill points and "Educated" (taken on levels 6 and 9) gives you only 54 additional skill points in total).
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-This trait is useful when you need a lot of skill points to spend. For now (level cap is 21) by taking this trait you lose 2 perks in total. However it's better to take this trait, than 2x[[Educated]] perks. ("Skilled" gives you 105 additional skill points and "Educated" (taken on levels 6 and 9) gives you only 68 additional skill points in total).
+'''Note:''' This trait is useful when you need a lot of skill points to spend. For now (level cap is 21) by taking this trait you lose 2 perks in total. However it's better to take this trait, than 2x [[Educated]] perks. ("Skilled" gives you 105 additional skill points and "Educated" (taken on levels 6 and 9) gives you only 68 additional skill points in total).
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 ''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''
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	''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''		''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''
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−	~~The '''Skilled''' [[trait]] is used in [[FOnline:2238]] in the following ways.~~
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−	*+5 to [[skill]] points, used to attribute to your [[skill]](s) each level up.
−	*Gain a [[perk]] every 4 [[levels]] instead of every 3 [[levels]], decreasing the amount of [[perks]] you get to 5 instead of 7, assuming that the [[level]] cap is 21.

	[[Category:Traits]]		[[Category:Traits]]

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−	{{Template:Trait\|name=Skilled\|image=Skilled.Gif\|Benefit=+5 additional [[Skill]] points at level up. \|Penalty=Gain a [[perk]] every 4 levels).}}	+	{{Template:Trait\|name=Skilled\|image=Skilled.Gif\|Benefit=+5 additional [[Skill]] points at level up. \|Penalty=Gain a [[perk]] every 4 levels.}}

	''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''		''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''

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−	{{Template:Trait\|name=Skilled\|image=Skilled.~~PNG~~\|Benefit=+5 to [[skill]] points used to attribute to your [[skill]](s). \|Penalty=-2 to [[perks]] (5 instead of 7).}}	+	{{Template:Trait\|name=Skilled\|image=Skilled.Gif\|Benefit=+5 to [[skill]] points used to attribute to your [[skill]](s). \|Penalty=-2 to [[perks]] (5 instead of 7).}}

	''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''		''Since you spent more time improving your skills than a normal person, you gain 5 additional skill points per experience level. The tradeoff is that you do not gain as many extra abilities. You gain a perk every four levels.''