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==Skills==

Tsunami is a skills-based mud, and the level of a player's skills
always determines how well the player can perform certain actions.

The skills possessed by the player vary depending on the class or
subclasses. Most skills are related to offensive and defensive
abilities, either physically or magically. For example, there exist
weapon skills like axe, sword, etc. which describe the specialization
in a particular weapon; naturally, fighters have many more such weapon
skills than other classes.

A skill is "passive" when its mere presence bestows benefits to the
player, such as the proficiency in a certain weapon. However, many
skills are "active" skills, which must be explicitly invoked using the
syntax "do <skillname> <options>." Some general information on this
syntax is available by typing "help do". Furthermore, each skill has
a detailed description of its usage and options.

A few examples of some common skills: combat, [[resistance, [[awareness,
toughness.

For help on a particular skill, just type "help skill <skillname>".

To get a list of the skills you currently have, type "skills".

See also: help weapons

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syntax: skills [full][cost][max]

This command displays your skills and their ranks. The 'full' option also
displays your ranks adjusted for the skill's stat-base. The 'cost' option also
shows you how much exp it costs to raise the skill one rank. The 'max' option
shows the maximum level you can train each skill.

See also: help weapons
See Also: spells, prayers, songs, forms, abilities, do

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 Tsunami is a skills-based mud, and the level of a player's skills
 always determines how well the player can perform certain actions.
-===Subclasses===
+==Subclasses==
 The skills possessed by the player vary depending on the [[subclasses|class]] or
 [[subclasses]].  Most skills are related to offensive and defensive
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 in a particular weapon; naturally, [[subclasses|fighters]] have many more such weapon
 skills than other classes.
-===Using skills===
+==Using skills==
 A skill is "passive" when its mere presence bestows benefits to the
 player, such as the proficiency in a certain weapon.  However, many
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 To get a list of the skills you currently have, type "skills".
-===Skills command===
+==Skills command==
 syntax:  skills [full][cost][max]

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 Tsunami is a skills-based mud, and the level of a player's skills
 always determines how well the player can perform certain actions.
+===Subclasses===
 The skills possessed by the player vary depending on the [[subclasses|class]] or
 [[subclasses]].  Most skills are related to offensive and defensive
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 in a particular weapon; naturally, [[subclasses|fighters]] have many more such weapon
 skills than other classes.
+===Using skills===
 A skill is "passive" when its mere presence bestows benefits to the
 player, such as the proficiency in a certain weapon.  However, many
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 To get a list of the skills you currently have, type "skills".
 syntax:  skills [full][cost][max]

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 always determines how well the player can perform certain actions.
-The skills possessed by the player vary depending on the class or
+The skills possessed by the player vary depending on the [[subclasses|class]] or
-subclasses.  Most skills are related to offensive and defensive
+[[subclasses]].  Most skills are related to offensive and defensive
 abilities, either physically or magically.  For example, there exist
-weapon skills like axe, sword, etc. which describe the specialization
+weapon skills like [[axe]], [[sword]], etc. which describe the specialization
-in a particular weapon; naturally, fighters have many more such weapon
+in a particular weapon; naturally, [[subclasses|fighters]] have many more such weapon
 skills than other classes.
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 a detailed description of its usage and options.
-A few examples of some common skills: combat, [[resistance, [[awareness,
+A few examples of some common skills: [[combat]], [[resistance]], [[awareness]],
-toughness.
+[[toughness]].
 For help on a particular skill, just type "help skill <skillname>".
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 To get a list of the skills you currently have, type "skills".
 syntax:  skills [full][cost][max]
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 shows the maximum level you can train each skill.
-See also: help weapons
-See Also: spells, prayers, songs, forms, abilities, do
+==See also==