There is a skill cap. It is 5X your level +
5. So for example, if you are level 15, then the skill cap is (5X15) + 5 =
80. The skill cap for level 15 is 80. Also some skills don't
progress after a certain point. Swimming, for example, doesn't progress
past 200. Once you hit 200, that's it. Regardless of midifiers,
higher levels or whatever... it never gets any better. Also, druids have
Specializations after level 30. Your first Specialization will progress up
to a certain point, but every other specialization stops at 50.
So I hope that answers yoru question.
Wulfric
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 9:48
PM
Subject: [EverQuest] Skill Advancement
and Modifier
When I go to train with my Guildmaster I sometimes get the
message, "You
have reached your maximum level in that skill" or something
to that effect.
At that time I can't increase that skill any more.
None of the skills I get
it on are ever over 100. Is there a limit to
how high a skill can go based
on level, or is it based on something
else?
I was thinking about my Iksar Monk and my Human Paladin.
The Iksar has a
negative modifier to exp, the Human has a positive
one. Both are at the
same level now and my Iksar has higher skill
numbers for Offense, Defense
and his primary fighting skills and could
easily take my Pal in a fight. I
was thinking that making the Iksar
advance slower is bad in that it takes
longer to get access to more
powerful skills, but good in that it takes more
fighting to get to the same
point, and more fighting means more skills
advancement. If those
facts are correct, I would rather have the
negative
modifier.
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