3.) Class & Skills Info

Crafting can be done in two ways. One may use the system menu to automatically generate an item based on specific in-game recipes. This is a safe method that produces only an average result. Food and drink, for example, produce no flavor when crafted this way. Alternately, one can use the very same ingredients in insightful ways to research new recipes and invent new technology. One of the special quirks of the Adventurers is that they possess knowledge of their original world, where actions could not be performed using interfaces or shortcuts. Instead, it was a matter of experience, of knowing special tricks of the trade. As such, Adventurers were able to bring the flavor of food and drink to a world that was once ignorant of such a concept.

It is highly discouraged to dual wield as it promotes less accuracy and proficiency. This skill however allows the user to have a second weapon in use to cause more damage at the trade off of defense. The Ambidexterity skill passively lifts the dual-wielding penalty from equipping two one-handed weapons or two shields. This skill does nothing for a Swashbuckler, since they already possess a beginner skill which does the same purpose.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use one-handed and two-handed axes. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use one-handed and two-handed blunt weapons. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use leather and chain armor. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use heavy armor. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use bows, crossbows, throwing weapons, and firearms. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use shields of all types. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use one-handed and two-handed spears/polearms/staves. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, the user gains the ability to use one-handed and two-handed swords. This skill allows the use of additional equipment at the cost of not being able to use as many action skills. This does not allow the use of the new equipment in other skills unless it is states. However classes that are already proficient with this equipment will find this ability useless.

Passively, this is a skill that allows a non-Monk character to deal increased damage with their bare hands, much like a Monk would. It is a little more flexible than the Equipment Mastery skills if somewhat situational - most combat builds for classes other than Monks will generally have no major uses to being able to hit things harder with your fists due to the lack of skill support. Regardless, it could serve as a passable emergency tactic when you may find yourself disarmed. This skill does nothing if taken by a Monk.

The most fundamental HP recovery magic of the healer classes and the root of all restorative skills. Although it grants HP restoration, it is known for its poor mana efficiency compared to other healing skills, barrier skills and reactive activation skills, thus putting this on low priority amongst healing skills. Beginners often look at healers based on how much HP this skill heals, causing some to be called second-rate or third-rate healers. That said, truly useless healers are out of the question, since most are at least competent in using restorative magic. When this skill is used, the caster is surrounded by a hazy warm light, and the chosen target is showered down with particles of light. (is 10% of the caster's HP)
Cost: 10 MP
Cooldown: 1 Post (0 if a healer class)

The Swashbuckler's signature starting ability. It allows the Swashbuckler to dual wield two weapons without suffering any accuracy penalties as a result. The condition is that the class itself is one of the few classes unable to wield two-handed weapons.

Swashbucklers have long been associated with one concept. Speed. Their experienced movements enhance attack speed for physical attacks by 5% for their party. Multiple instances of this skill do not stack.

Practice makes perfect. Having submerged themselves almost purely in magical arts, their spells can be cast with 5% less MP (Rounded down). Multiple instances of this skill do not stack.

The Sorcerer creates a semi-transparent blue force field that increases their physical defense and magical resistance by 5%. This barrier is most effective against ranged magical attacks, while anyone who comes close enough for a physical attack can quite easily bypass the barrier's defense. This skill is considered a Barrier-type skill and is affected by Shaman skills that specifically target barriers. It will be destroyed after being hit by a single spell.
Cost: 20 MP
Cooldown: 2 Posts

Samurai are known for their unwillingness to yield in battle. This mentality inspires their party increasing magic defense by 5%. Multiple instances of this skill do not stack.

Chain 1. When used, resets any current Chain to 0. If an opponent performed an attack on you between this turn and your next turn, raise your Chain by 1. A move often used to start the battle. The Samurai issues a valiant taunt toward all enemies in the immediate area, challenging them to take up arms in a grand duel of honor. Effects all targets in a 10m radius, prompting all attacks to be inflicted on the caster, rather than allies.
Cost: 15 MP
Cooldown: 1 Post