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Skills

Every skill, at every rank

A skill carries a quality and a level inside it. The game writes them together as Divine +3. There are 34 steps from Rare +0 to Immortal +10. Pick a class, then step any skill one rank at a time and watch the numbers move.

Set every skill to
Skill level
Character rank

A skill's own level sets its place on a growth curve, and your character rank picks which curve. Flat figures move with both. Coefficients move with rank alone.

Rank and level are two different things. There are 34 skill ranks grouped into six qualities. The number after the quality name counts ranks within that quality. Rare spans 2 ranks, Epic 3, Legendary 4, Mythic 6, Divine 8 and Immortal 11, so Divine +7 is a real step above Divine +0.

How this is worked out

The game reads a base value from a growth curve. Your character rank picks the curve, and the skill's own level picks the point on it. That base is then scaled per stat by the skill's rank, then by the skill's own factors, and for Charms once more by a rank factor. So a skill's listed numbers are factors on the curve. They are not fixed amounts.

Rows appear in the order the game shows them. A flat part and its percent partner are shown as one line, which is why damage reads as 204.4% + 494,887. Values are rounded down at each step, as the game does.

Checked in game. Three cards at skill level 127, character rank Expert II: Rapid Cast at Immortal +1 → 25,444 (game: 25.4K). Divine Wrath at Divine +6 → CD 2 and 204.4% + 494,887 (game: 204.4%+494K). Frost Guard at Divine +1 → 31.2% + 34,916 and 2.7% + 75,542 (game: 31.2%+34.9K, 2.7%+75.5K). All eight figures match.

Two kinds, as the game splits them: 166 Techniques and 162 Charms. Descriptions are the game's text with its colours, and every highlighted keyword shows the game's explanation on hover. That covers all 393 keywords, including the units named by summon skills.

322 of 328 skills have per-rank values. The other six have no scaled number. Their effect is described in words, and those cards say so.