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== Description ==

In FOnline2, there are 18 different skills (as of 30/11/2013). They are separated into 2 categories: combat and non-combat skills. Other than investing skill points acquired by leveling up, one can increase his or her skills through quests (well, so far through one quest to be exact) or by reading [http://wiki.fonline2.com/wiki/Category:Books books]. See the bottom of this page for an alphabetical order of skills.

== Skill Points ==

Skill Points are gained every time you reach a new level and can be spent on skills in order to improve them. The amount of skill points per level depends on the following factors:

* your character's Intelligence.
* whether or not you have the [[Educated]] perk. 
* whether your character has reached the 26th level.

'''Note:''' ''Educated perk will give you additional 2 skill points per level (including the level on which you had taken it.) If you're planning to take it, do so on level 6. This perk can get you a total of 115 skill points on level 99.'' 

After the 26th level, the number of skill points you gain is halved and rounded down. Bonus from educated is taken into consideration before halving (e.g., if you the educated perk and 6 points invested into intelligence, after 26th level you will receive 9 skill points per level instead of 8).

=== Skill Points Table ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!Intelligence
!SPs /level
!Total SPs till level 26th
!SPs /level after 26th
!Total SPs from 27 to 99
!Total SP 
!Total SP with Educated<br>''(Assuming it was taken on 6th level)''
|-
| [[File:Cyferka1.png]]
| 7
| 175
| 3
| 219
| 394
| 509
|-
| [[File:Cyferka2.png]]
| 9
| 225
| 4
| 292
| 517
| 632
|-
| [[File:Cyferka3.png]]
| 11
| 275
| 5
| 365
| 640
| 755
|-
| [[File:Cyferka4.png]]
| 13
| 325
| 6
| 438
| 763
| 878
|-
| [[File:Cyferka5.png]]
| 15
| 375
| 7
| 511
| 886
| 1001
|-
| [[File:Cyferka6.png]]
| 17
| 425
| 8
| 584
| 1009
| 1124
|-
| [[File:Cyferka7.png]]
| 19
| 475
| 9
| 657
| 1132
| 1247
|-
| [[File:Cyferka8.png]]
| 21
| 525
| 10
| 730
| 1255
| 1370
|-
| [[File:Cyferka9.png]]
| 23
| 575
| 11
| 803
| 1378
| 1493
|-
| [[File:Cyferka10.png]]
| 25
| 625
| 12
| 876
| 1501
| 1616
|}

=== Skill expanding costs===

====Case A (skill is tagged, starting value is odd)====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!Skill Level
!SP Expense
!Amount of SP needed to get to the next stage.
|-
| 1-100%
| 1 SP for +2% Skill Level
| <i>Depends on the starting level.</i>
|-
| 101-127%
| 2 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 26
|-
| 127-151%
| 3 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 36
|-
| 151-177%
| 4 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 52
|-
| 177-201%
| 5 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 60
|-
| 201-300%
| 6 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 300
|-
|}

====Case B (skill is tagged, starting value is even)====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!Skill Level
!SP Expense
!Amount of SP needed to get to the next stage.
|-
| 1-102%
| 1 SP for +2% Skill Level
| <i>Depends on the starting level.</i>
|-
| 102-126%
| 2 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 24
|-
| 126-152%
| 3 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 39
|-
| 152-176%
| 4 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 48
|-
| 176-202%
| 5 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 65
|-
| 202-300%
| 6 SP for +2% Skill Level
| 294
|-
|}

====Case C (skill is untagged, starting value doesn't matter)====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!Skill Level
!SP Expense
!Amount of SP needed to get to the next stage.
|-
| 1-101%
| 1 SP for +1% Skill Level
| <i>Depends on the starting level.</i>
|-
| 101-126%
| 2 SP for +1% Skill Level
| 50
|-
| 126-151%
| 3 SP for +1% Skill Level
| 75
|-
| 151-176%
| 4 SP for +1% Skill Level
| 100
|-
| 176-201%
| 5 SP for +1% Skill Level
| 125
|-
| 201-300%
| 6 SP for +1% Skill Level
| 594
|-
|}

==== First example ====

'''''Tandi has tagged Close Combat. How much skill points does she needs to increase her Close Combat to 200%, assuming she starts with 66%?(ST 3 and AG 4 gives her base 44% + 20% from tagging this skill)''''' 

''Let's calculate - she starts with 66%. It will cost her 18 SP to reach 102% (66 + 36 = 102, it's tagged so costs are halved.) Then she needs 24 SP to reach 126%; to reach 150%, another 39 SP; from 152% to 176%, yet another 48 SP; and finally from 176% to 202%, another 65 SP. Lets add this up: 18+24+39+48+65=194 SP. Tandi will have to spend around 194 points on increasing tagged close combat skill from 66% to 200%. Why "around 194"? Because it's not 100% confirmed whether every jumping step works as described here. It's best to save some skill points (5-10) in case of counting mistakes.''

==== Second example ====

'''''Arivald has an untagged First Aid skill, yet he feels that a good wastelander should know how to take care of injuries. How much skill points does he need to increase his First Aid to 300%, assuming he starts with 40%? (PE 10 and IN 10.)''''' 

''Let's calculate. To raise FA to 101% he needs 61 SP, and then another 50 SP for increasing it to 126%. After that another 75 SP to reach 151%, and then 100 SP until 176%. It's still far from over. 125 SP to increase it from 176% to 201% Expensive? Check this out: to go from 201% to 300% you'll need next 594 skill points. 61+50+75+100+125+594=1005. Yep Arivald will need to allocate about 1005 skill points to increase First Aid to 300% if he leaves it untagged. He should probably rethink whether he really needs to tag any of the other skills. Similar to the first example, Arivald should save a few spare skill points in case he makes some calculation mistakes."

'''Note:''' ''Arivald was too poor to buy First Aid books. If he had them he could have saved some skill points by reading them before investing any skill points.''

== Combat skills ==
These skills will determine your effectiveness with different types of weapons. Do note that several craftable weapons require a minimum percentage in the relevant weapon skills before you're actually able to craft them. Click on the image to get more detailed information on the combat skill you're interested in.

{{:Small_Guns}}{{:Big_Guns}}{{:Energy_Weapons}}{{:Throwing}}{{:Close_Combat}}

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== Non-Combat skills ==

The non-combat skills are self explanatory. These skills do not directly affect your combat prowess (well, except for First Aid and Doctor skill, which are quite handy in combat). Please note that you can't invest your skill points into [[Scavenging]] or [[Barter]], since these two skills are progressive skills, meaning they will increase only when they are used (digging through trashcans; mailboxes, cars, boxes, etc. to raise scavenging and trading to raise bartering).

{{:Scavenging}}{{:First_Aid}}{{:Doctor}}{{:Sneak}}{{:Lockpick}}{{:Steal}}{{:Traps}}{{:Science}}{{:Repair}}{{:Speech}}{{:Barter}}{{:Gambling}}{{:Outdoorsman}}

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