SYNOPSIS
skills
skills <player> <---- Wizards only
skills <skilltype>
skills <player> <skilltype> <---- Wizards only
skills alpha or skills /a sort after names
skills type or skills /t sort after skilltype
skills difference or skills /d only skills with difference between
practical and theoretical value
skills none no sort
DESCRIPTION
With this command, you can see your knowledge and your effective level
of all your skills. With the command : skills <skilltype> you can see
the level of a certain type of skill. These type are:
fighting, magic, thief, language, general, martial, craftsman and music.
To raise your skills, you have to use them. All skills are learned by
doing. Some skills are more difficult to learn than other skills.
The difficulty to learn a skill can depend on your profession.
A skill is divided into two parts: the practical and the theoretical
value. If you use a skill regularly, the practical value will normally
stay at the same level as the theoretical one. But if you don't
practice your skill for quite some time, the practical value might
decrease. In this case, train the skill again and the practical value
will increase again.
Note that the improvement of the practical skill alone will be easier
than the improvement of both the theoretical and practical.
The improvement in a skill is based on your current level in that
skill.
This means that it is easier to learn the basics of a skill while on
the other hand it gets tougher and more difficult to learn a skill to
its highest knowledge.
There are a number of different levels you can achieve in your skills.
These are divided into these main groups:
student, amateur, layman, acolyte, journeyman, craftsman,
professional, veteran, master and guru.
In these, you can reach these sublevels:
novice, junior, apprentice, [simply maintitle], confident,
seasoned, expert, eminent, brilliant and superior.
OPTIONS
skill <name> - see the level of a specific skill
SEE ALSO
stats, vitals, skillist, skillevels
