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Message ID: 5415
Date: Tue Dec 23 14:14:44 GMT 2003
Author: Melanie Johnson
Subject: Re: [EverQuest] Skill Advancement and Modifier
> 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 -----
> From: Techpriest
> To: EverQuest (E-mail)
> 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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