Skill points

Alpha-2 Ranger skill tree user interface (WIP).

What you're seeing at a high level here is just what you'd pretty much expect of a traditional skill. We're doing something a little more advanced than just like a bottom up structure, because we're being a little bit more free-form in this iteration. This will obviously see more UI iterations in the future, but you'll see a mix of active and passive abilities here. Actives are indicated by their square shape, while the circular ones are representing passives; and one thing to note as well is that these passives are aiming to be a little more interesting than just like, this ability does more damage now, or it has a lower cooldown. We do have some of those too, but the goal with a lot of these passives in addition to that is to allow people to lean into unique play styles. So you'll notice that some of them are are changing your gameplay in meaningful ways; and that's the direction we want to take um player and character customization as a whole. – Tradd Thompson

Players receive skill points at specific points as they level. These can be used to level up skills (increase their rank) within their active, passive or combat/weapon skill trees.

Making active skills capable of receiving additional skill point allocations and unlocking additional features so that from a player agency standpoint it's going to be up to you whether or not you want to be more diverse but less depth- wider and not taller, in some of these skill choices. Or if you want to be very very tall, that's going to be something that is up to the player in that regard. – Steven Sharif

• Skill points will accrue at specific XP milestones, such as 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 progress through the level, so as to avoid creating an imbalance with experience debt.

We do have this concept of experience debt that does accrue and we don't want to create an imbalance between skill points acquired versus experience, so we're going to predicate your skill points acquisition based on benchmarks you reach when leveling through a level. So these are going to be at specific points in the level, like one quarter progress, to half progress, to three quarters progress: you're going to get an influx of skill points and then you'll be able to allocate them into your skill tree. – Steven Sharif

• Skill points can be used to unlock universal skills at the expense of unlocking class-specific skills.

• Respeccing (resetting and reallocating) adventuring skills may require travelling to a specific location rather than being able to be done on-the-fly.

• Augments do not cost skill points. It was previously stated that certain augments will have more expense required on the skill point side.

Some of the following information has not been recently confirmed by the developers and may not be on the current development roadmap.

• It will not be possible to max all skills in a skill tree.
• In terms of skill progression, players can choose to go "wide" and get a number of different abilities, or go "deep" into a few specific abilities.

Primary skills

Alpha-1 preview primary skills.

If from the eight archetypes whatever you choose as your secondary, you're going to receive a choice of augments that relate to some core ideal of that class. You know like a tank is about controlling the battlefield, is about surviving. The mage is about dealing damage and elements and ability in AoEs. The rogue is going to be about stealth and critical damage. So those augments are going to to play towards those identities. – Steven Sharif

The idea behind the system is that you're skirting the line through these augmentations of your role, right. We have the traditional holy trinity that's present in class designs for MMOs and it's often that those either are not deviated at all or completely deviated from entirely. The augment is to offer a balance between that where you still maintain the semblance of that trinity system while offering the opportunity to customize your play experience towards one of the other angles in the triangle. – Steven Sharif

Primary skills (class abilities) are based on a player's archetype.

• A player may choose a secondary archetype when they reach level 25. The player can then augment their primary skills with effects from their secondary archetype.

• Outside of class-specific skills there may be a subset of universal skills, such as active block and dodge.
• Class skills are not affected by the type of weapon that is equipped.

• Primary skills in Alpha-2 are expected to be very different to those in Alpha-1.

Active skills

Alpha-2 Tank action bar (hotbar) user interface.

Players can build their characters with the active skills they want on their action bar (hotbar).

• The maximum number of skills a player can have on their action bar will be around 15-20.
  • Each archetype will have roughly 35-40 skills to choose from on average.
• There will be an option to include multiple action bars (hotbars) on a player's UI. For example: One Fighter will be different from another based on what active skills they have chosen.

Some people like to have a very minimalistic number of hot bars. They don't need necessarily to have three, four, five hot bars that are available; but some people do like that: They want to have all their items listed on their hotbar as well as their abilities, as well as as their mounts, as well as anything that they can essentially interact with as an icon. – Steven Sharif

• Players are not given skills as they level up, they must choose what skills they take.
• There is no spellbook requiring memorization.

There will be multiple hot-bars that you obviously have available, because you're going to have consumables, you're going to have active skills and whatnot. But the number of active skills are not going to overwhelm necessarily the character and be irrelevant especially at certain stages. – Steven Sharif

Class progression

Class progression in Ashes of Creation proceeds as follows:

• A player chooses their primary archetype at the start of the game.
  • A player cannot change their primary archetype.

• Players receive skill points as they level. These can be used to level up skills within their skill tree.
  • It will not be possible to max all skills in a skill tree.

• A player may choose a secondary archetype when they reach level 25. The combination of primary and secondary archetypes is referred to as a class.
  • The secondary archetype does not provide additional skills.
  • Secondary archetypes may be changed, but not "on-the-fly".
  • The player can then augment their primary skills with effects from their secondary archetype.

• Class progression does not relate to a player's artisan progression.

• World events do not directly impact class effectiveness but there may be ancillary effects in terms of availability of equipment, enchantments or tattoos.

Weapon skills

Alpha-2 greatsword weapon combo animation.

Whenever you get stab hits on the third and the fourth hit, those are actually procs. So, if you connect with the second hit of that proc hit you'll receive the additional effects, but you actually have to connect with a monster or player to receive the effect; and I think the proc rate is at a static 25 percent right now. We're looking at other ways to scale that. Maybe it scales with a stat, or maybe it scales with additional nodes, but right now it's kind of low. – Brian Ferguson

A weapon combo system (also referred to as Weapon use combo, Weapon attack combo, Weapon combo, and Weapon use ability) is utilized instead of a traditional auto-attack ability in Ashes of Creation.

• The combo system consists of a sequence of combat animations based on the weapon type, referred to as a combat animation montage.
  • Combos are triggered by performing basic weapon attacks (default Q or left-mouse-click).

Let's say for example you're using a two-handed warhammer or something and you have a number of weapon combos that play animation style based on how many combos deep you go into an attack with that warhammer. So the first is going to be like a forward swing. Second is going to be a back swing. The third is going to be swing down and the fourth is going to be some twirl that you do; and that's what we call the combo animation montage. – Steven Sharif

• The number of steps and passive effects that trigger during weapon combos can be customized in the weapon skill tree.

We wanted to have a combo length progression available to players so that certain builds could have longer weapon combos and other builds can have shorter weapon combos with more passive effects.; and this has been the result of our exploration. So, when you start out you've got a pretty quick four-hit combo, but whenever you unlock the additional hits you get the fifth and sixth hits, which are at approximately 50% to the overall combo length. But we found that that gave a pretty satisfying floor and ceiling to how long the combo can be. – Brian Ferguson

• Depending on class skill choice these effects will have synergy with the combat montage.

Depending on what your class skill choice has been those are going to have synergy effects with the weapon skill tree. So my skill called spin-to-win might do 30 additional damage on a staggered target. So I see when my proc occurs with the stagger effect on my first swing, like for me as a player I might be only interested in landing that first swing, so every now and then I'm gonna swing once and then I'm gonna use a skill and then I'm gonna come back and swing again because that'll play my first swing montage, because it's been interrupted. So I won't move to the second one because I'm really just wanna hit that stagger effect. So that's going to be how my rotation lines up. However I might have some skill that on a stun target it might be an immediate cast and it's like some power you push or power hit; and that does- it knocks back a stun target. So if the target's stunned when this skill plays, it has an added effect of knock down and now they're gonna get knocked down for an additional two seconds. Now I might spec into that and as a result I want to finish through: swing, swing, and then knock down. So I get my chance at stunning that target with that weapon skill. – Steven Sharif

• Weapon progression such as set bonuses may change at what level any proc effects occur and therefore enable different combo rotations.

You may have items or set bonuses that change at what level those proc occurs. So I may have a full set of battle armor that changes all third hit combo procs to second hit requirements and now I have a chance not only on my second hit to land that tapering slow but I also have a chance to land my one second stun proc because I have the full set that changes my weapon progression. So that's the way itemization works with your weapon skill tree, is you can enhance when those weapon skill trees become available in your combat montage and that can be a relevant factor in how your skill rotations come to play; and mixes with your weapon attacks.

• Weapon skill choices and rotations will vary based on whether the player is more focused on PvP or PvE.

Right now some people might just say, "I don't care at all about my weapon attacks. I'm not going to invest a lot of points into that. And if I do, it's going to be primarily PvE focused where I'm more comfortable using just swinging my weapon, and I may not use them as much in PvP. I'm just going to be focused on skill rotations." That's okay, but the reason for those skill montages- back to your question- is they have a very relevant role in when certain procs come online from a weapons skill tree perspective. – Steven Sharif

• Using a skill/ability other than a basic attack will in general reset the combo.
  • The developers are considering specific abilities that might be able to be used without resetting the combo system.

It acts similar in the sense of the core loop of what an auto attack is so to speak; where typically your other skills have a cooldown period, they have a rotation or whatever: Our combo system is a repeatable skill effect that you can continually attack with but it's a little bit more involved than what a traditional auto attack is; and it has components from a from an advancement standpoint when it comes to the types of procs that your weapon can have during that combo system... It's not going to have the quick time event that you guys saw early on in PAX and gave great feedback on, but it is going to have development with regards to the power of the weapon the type of weapon you're using, the additional proc effects that you can skill into: Those types of things are going to make it a little bit more complex of a system capture. – Steven Sharif

Weapon progression

In-game achievable sword and polearm 3D renders.

Power creep is a balance issue... When it comes to gear progression specifically, the idea is to create an open market that is not heavily dependent on soulbound items; and having many item sinks and gold sinks within that economy that allows for the potential degradation and loss of assets within that closed economy; and not introduce items from the market that companies put in from a pay-to-win perspective or from a pay-to-convenience perspective that undermines the economy that players have built. That is a huge mistake that companies have made in the past and that lends to the imbalancing of what designers maybe have actually balanced well. – Steven Sharif

Weapons have their own progression paths.

• Each type of weapon has its own skill tree that grants passive skills and proc effects and other status conditions.
• The weapon combo system determines special effects that proc based on weapon progression.
• Ancillary effects proc based on enchantment types.
• Gear enhancements (power stones) can be applied to add elemental or energy types of damage.
• Dual wielded weapons will have its own progression based on weapon type.
• Weapon proficiency (based on length of use of a weapon) is not a planned feature.

Ashes of Creation is all about providing many progression paths... The reason why we don't like the term endgame is because with the amount of progression that's available with the amount of diversity and player agency that impacts the world... We want the weapon system [to] add an element of that as well... You can determine special effects that proc from currently the combo system; you can determine ancillary effects that proc based on enchantment types; you can power stone weapons to add different either elemental types of damage and/or energy that play rock-paper-scissor with player defenses ... and then you can skill tree out how those effects that are granted ... you can make them better you can branch them off into a different direction. – Steven Sharif

Passive skills

Passive skills are used to augment weapon usage, armor usage, health regeneration, and passive stats.

• Passive skills can be levelled up by allocating skill points on the skills UI.
• Passive skills enable players to work toward mastery of a weapon.
• Passive skills are based on the player's choice of primary archetype.
  • Some passives may be introduced with the choice of secondary archetype, but this hasn't been finalized yet.

All these passive abilities: mana regen, attack damage, critical hit damage, health regeneration, defense mitigation, maximum health: A lot of different changes from the passive side of things and these are based on what archetype you've chosen. – Steven Sharif

Skill	Icon	Origin	Description
Act of War		Fighter	Switching forms no longer triggers cooldowns or costs Combat Momentum.
Beam Amplifier		Wand	Wand Hit 6+ now deals 50% more damage if the previous wand combo hit was also a beam attack.
Blade Twist		Greatsword	Adds Wound to Greatsword Combo finishers and Extended Finishers.
Brutality		Fighter	Weapon combo finishers and extended finishers apply 5 Wound stacks, plus an additional Wound for every 10 stacks already on the target. Each wound stack reduces target healing received by 0.5% and target damage mitigation by 0.15%, up to a maximum of 100 stacks.
Burning Blade		Greatsword	Add Burning to Greatsword Combo finishers and Extended Finishers.
Burning Projectiles		Wand	Every wand projectile and beam has a 10% chance to Burn the target.[ citation needed ]
Caravan Trail Speed Bonus		Caravan	Minor speed boost for travelling on a simple trail.
Chilling Projectiles		Wand	Every wand projectile and beam has a 10% chance to Chill the target.
Climactic Whirlwind		Fighter	Perform a final swing in an area in front of you after ending Whirlwind's channel, dealing heavy damage and generating 5-10 Combat Momentum based on number of targets hit.
Consuming Lethal Blow		Fighter	Lethal Blow returns 50% of overkill damage dealt as health and mana.
Echo		Wand	Adds a 25% chance to gain the Echo proc upon completion of Wand Combo Finishers & Extended Finishers. This rate increases to 100% upon beam finishers. Echo - When you strike a target with direct damage, it gets struck again for magical damage.
Electrifying Projectiles		Wand	Every wand projectile and beam has a 10% chance to Electrify the target.[ citation needed ]
Elemental Attunement I		Wand	Increases the trigger chance of Elemental status effect wand procs by 5%.
Elemental Attunement II		Wand	Increases the trigger chance of Elemental status effect wand procs by 5%.[ citation needed ]
Elemental Attunement III		Wand	Increases the trigger chance of Elemental status effect wand procs by 5%.[ citation needed ]
Elemental Lure I		Wand	Wand damage is increased by 3% per application of Burning, Chilled, or Volatile on the target, up to 9%.[ citation needed ]
Elemental Lure II		Wand	Wand damage is increased by 3% per application of Burning, Chilled, or Volatile on the target, up to 9%.[ citation needed ]
Elemental Lure III		Wand	Wand damage is increased by 3% per application of Burning, Chilled, or Volatile on the target, up to 9%.
Essence Harvest		Wand	Every time you trigger a wand proc, you have a 50% chance to increase magical powerby 3% by 10 seconds. Stacks up to 5 times.
Extended Duration I		Greatsword	Extends the duration of the Second Strike and Perfect Timing proc effects by 2.5 seconds.
Extended Duration I (Wand)		Wand	Extends the duration of the Echo and Perfect Timing proc effects by 2.5 seconds.[ citation needed ]
Extended Duration II		Greatsword	Extends the duration of the Second Strike and Perfect Timing proc effects by 2.5 seconds.
Extended Duration II (Wand)		Wand	Extends the duration of the Echo and Perfect Timing proc effects by 2.5 seconds.
Extended Duration III		Greatsword	Extends the duration of the Second Strike and Perfect Timing proc effects by 2.5 seconds.
Extended Duration III (Wand)		Wand	Extends the duration of the Echo and Perfect Timing proc effects by 2.5 seconds.[ citation needed ]
Extra Stacks I		Greatsword	Second Strike and Perfect Timing now stack up to 2 times.
Extra Stacks I (Wand)		Wand	Second Strike and Perfect Timing now stack up to 2 times.[ citation needed ]
Extra Stacks II (Wand)		Wand	Second Strike and Perfect Timing now stack up to 3 times.
Extra Stacks III (Wand)		Wand	Second Strike and Perfect Timing now stack up to 4 times.
Fuse		Mage	Your applied Burning statuses are 50% more powerful when applied to targets with Shocked.
Greater Brutality		Fighter	Overpower and Brutal Cleave apply 10 Wound stacks to enemies hit.
Greatsword Hit 3+		Greatsword	Weapon Combo Finisher. Greatsword Hit 3+ Unlocked. Has 25% chance to proc. Increased damage.
Greatsword Hit 3+: Extra Damage I		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 3+ by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 3+: Extra Damage II		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 3+ by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 3+: Extra Damage III		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 3+ by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 4		Greatsword	Weapon Combo Extended Finisher. Greatsword Hit 4 Unlocked. Increased damage.
Greatsword Hit 4+		Greatsword	Weapon Combo Extended Finisher. Greatsword Hit 4+ Unlocked. 25% chance to proc. Increased damage.
Greatsword Hit 4+: Extra Damage I		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 4 by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 4+: Extra Damage II		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 4 by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 4+: Extra Damage III		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 4 by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 4: Extra Damage I		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 4 by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 4: Extra Damage II		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 4 by 10%.
Greatsword Hit 4: Extra Damage III		Greatsword	Increases the damage of Greatsword Hit 4 by 10%.
Guard		Greatsword	Your abilities have a 30% chance to proc Guard. Guard: Your next weapon combo finisher grants 6 seconds of temporary health equal to 1-3% of your maximum health.
Hit 5+ Proc Chance I		Wand	Increases the base trigger chance of Hit 5+ to 50%.
Hit 5+ Proc Chance II		Wand	Increases the base trigger chance of Hit 5+ to 75%.
Hit 5+ Proc Chance III		Wand	Increases the base trigger chance of Hit 5+ to 100%.
Hit 6+ Proc Chance I		Wand	Increases the base trigger chance of Hit 6+ to 50%.
Hit 6+ Proc Chance II		Wand	Increases the base trigger chance of Hit 6+ to 75%.
Hit 6+ Proc Chance III		Wand	Increases the base trigger chance of Hit 6+ to 100%.
Keen Edge		Greatsword	Your abilities have a 30% chance to proc Keen Edge. Keen Edge: Your next weapon combo finisher has +100% chance to critically hit.
Meditative Form of the River		Fighter	Form of the River increases your mana regeneration by 0.01% of your maximum mana per point of Combat Momentum you have.
Overdrive		Fighter	After completing the final spin, you may continue spinning at maximum speed while rapidly depleting your Momentum. Ends after Momentum is fully depleted or after stopping the channel.
Perfect Timing		Greatsword	Adds the Perfect Timing proc to Greatsword Combo Finisher Procs & Extended Finisher Procs: Perfect Timing Reduces the Cooldown of the next ability you cast by 5 seconds.
Perfect Timing (Wand)		Wand	Adds a 25% chance to gain the Perfect Timing proc upon completion of Weapon Combo Finishers & Extended Finishers. This rate increases to 100% upon beam finishers. Perfect Timing - Reduces the Cooldown of the next ability you cast by 5 seconds.
Potency I		Greatsword	Second Strike - Increases the damage of the Second Strike Proc by 25%. Perfect Timing - Increases the cooldown reset by 1 second.
Potency III		Greatsword	Second Strike - Increases the damage of the Second Strike Proc by 25%. Perfect Timing - Increases the cooldown reset by 1 second.
Pyromania		Mage	Upon cast completion, an additional Magma Field spawns under your character. But you also become afflicted by Burning at (500%🢆) fire damage power.
Raging Blitz		Fighter	Blitz generates 20 Combat Momentum.
Recharging Lunging Assault		Fighter	Lunging Assault gains an additional charge and generates 5 additional Combat Momentum when dealing damage to one or more enemies.
Refreshing Followthrough		Greatsword	Your abilities have a 30% chance to proc Refreshing Followthrough. Refreshing Followthrough: Your next weapon combo finisher restores 3-5% of your maximum mana.
Reinvigorating Exert		Fighter	Exert additionally refreshes all ability cooldowns by 1% per point of Combat Momentum the caster has upon activation.
Reinvigorating Lethal Blow		Fighter	Killing an enemy with Lethal Blow resets the cooldown of Blitz.
Relentless Form of the Avalanche		Fighter	Form of the Avalanche causes your weapon combo attacks to apply 3 stacks of Staggered to enemies hit, plus 1 additional stack per 30 Combat Momentum you have. Staggered reduces physical accuracy by 0.1% per stack and physical disable reduction by 1% per stack.
Second Strike		Greatsword	Adds Second Strike proc to Greatsword Combo Finisher Procs & Extended Finisher Procs: Second Strike When you strike a target for physical damage with an ability, it gets struck again.
Second Strike (Wand)		Wand	Adds Second Strike proc to Wand Combo Finisher Procs & Extended Finisher Procs: Second Strike When you strike a target for physical damage with an ability, it gets struck again.[ citation needed ]
Slicing Maim		Fighter	Maim launches a piercing projectile that deals damage to enemies in its path.
Swordmaster: Consistent I		Greatsword	Adds Swordmaster: Swiftness - Increases effect duration by 0.5s. Swordmaster: Endurance - Increases minimum possible health restored by 0.5% Max HP.
Swordmaster: Consistent II		Greatsword	Adds Swordmaster: Swiftness - Increases effect duration by 0.5s. Swordmaster: Endurance - Increases minimum health restored by 0.5% Max HP.
Swordmaster: Endurance		Greatsword	Adds Swordmaster: Endurance proc to Greatsword Combo Finisher Procs & Extended Finisher Procs: 25% chance to recover 2-4% of your maximum health.
Swordmaster: Potential I		Greatsword	Adds Swordmaster: Swiftness - +5% Attack speed from effect. Swordmaster: Endurance - Increases maximum possible health restored by 1% Max HP.
Swordmaster: Proc Rate I		Greatsword	Increases all Swordmaster effect proc rates by 25%.
Swordmaster: Proc Rate II		Greatsword	Increases all Swordmaster effect proc rates by 25%.
Swordmaster: Proc Rate III		Greatsword	Increases all Swordmaster effect proc rates by 25%.
Swordmaster: Swiftness		Greatsword	Adds Swordmaster: Swiftness proc to Greatsword Combo Finisher Procs & Extended Finisher Procs: 25% chance to gain 25% attack speed for 1.5 seconds. Stack up to 2 times.
Unstoppable Exert		Fighter	Exert additionally breaks all hard control effects on the caster, and may be used any time while under a hard controlling effect.
Wand Damage Focus I		Wand	Increases the damage of all wand projectiles and beams by 5%.[ citation needed ]
Wand Damage Focus II		Wand	Increases the damage of all wand projectiles and beams by 5%.[ citation needed ]
Wand Damage Focus III		Wand	Increases the damage of all wand projectiles and beams by 5%.
Wand Hit 5 Extra Damage I		Wand	Wand Hit 5 deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Hit 5 Extra Damage II		Wand	Wand Hit 5 deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Hit 5 Extra Damage III		Wand	Wand Hit 5 deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Hit 5+		Wand	Wand Hit 5+ Unlocked. You have a 25% chance on the 5th hit to instead fire a beam at the target that triggers proc efffects. Triggers Weapon Finisher Effects.
Wand Hit 5+ Extra Damage I		Wand	Wand Hit 5+ deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Hit 5+ Extra Damage II		Wand	Wand Hit 5+ deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Hit 5+ Extra Damage III		Wand	Wand Hit 5+ deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Hit 6		Wand	Wand Hit 6 Unlocked. Triggers Weapon Finisher Effects.
Wand Hit 6 Extra Damage I		Wand	Wand Hit 6 deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Hit 6 Extra Damage II		Wand	Wand Hit 6 deals 15% more base damage.
Wand Hit 6 Extra Damage III		Wand	Wand Hit 6 deals 15% more base damage.
Wand Hit 6+		Wand	Wand Hit 6+ Unlocked. Wand Hit 6+ Unlocked. You have a 25% chance on the 6th hit to instead fire a beam at the target that triggers proc effects. Deals 50% more damage if the previous wand combo hit was also a beam attack. Triggers Weapon Finisher Effects.
Wand Hit 6+ Extra Damage I		Wand	Wand Hit 6+ deals 15% more base damage.
Wand Hit 6+ Extra Damage II		Wand	Wand Hit 6+ deals 15% more base damage.
Wand Hit 6+ Extra Damage III		Wand	Wand Hit 6+ deals 15% more base damage.[ citation needed ]
Wand Projectile Damage I		Wand	Increases the damage of all wand projectiles by 8%.
Wand Projectile Damage II		Wand	Increases the damage of all wand projectiles by 8%.[ citation needed ]
Wand Projectile Damage III		Wand	Increases the damage of all wand projectiles by 8%.[ citation needed ]
Weapon Mastery: Bows		Bow	Lowers the Cooldown of Barrage and Scatter Shot by 3s upon: Completion of a bow weapon combo; Firing a fully charged Longbow.
Weapon Proficiency I (Wand)		Wand	Increased Accuracy by 0.5%.
Weapon Proficiency II (Wand)		Wand	Increased Accuracy by 0.5%.
Weapon Proficiency III (Wand)		Wand	Increased Accuracy by 0.5%.
Weapon Proficiency IV (Wand)		Wand	Increased Accuracy by 0.5%.
Weapon Proficiency IX		Greatsword	Increased Attack Speed by 1%.
Weapon Proficiency V (Wand)		Wand	Increased Accuracy by 0.5%.
Weapon Training: Deflection		Greatsword	Increases your Evasion by 0.5%.
Weapon Training: Followthrough		Greatsword	Increases your Mitigation Penetration by 0.5%.
Weapon Training: Power		Greatsword	Increases your Critical Damage by 0.5%.
Weapon Training: Power (Wand)		Wand	Increases your Critical Damage by 2%.
Weapon Training: Precision		Greatsword	Increases your Accuracy by 0.5%.

See also

• Skills
• Classes