If you drop your Mastery to level 1, making a 9 level gap between your character level and your mastery level, you might get 1 XP and 10 SP per kill. As a rough example, if you are level 10 with level 10 masteries when you kill a monster you might get 100 XP and 1 SP. Here is how you do it: The greater the spread between your character's level and the level of their highest mastery the more SP you gain over XP. So what do you do? You farm.įarming is the unofficial word for the method of gaining more skill points (SP) over experience points (XP).
If you just go out and train your character you will soon be unable to raise your skills and masteries for lack of SP. 400 skill experience totals up to one skill point, which can be confusing so I'll only refer to Skill Points, or SP, from now on. the level of the monster and based on the level of your masteries. Each monster you kill gives you both experience and skill experience based on your level vs. You earn skill points while you train your character by killing monsters and doing quests. The higher the skill level, the more points it needs. Each skill costs an increasing amount of skill points. Now for the complicated part: Within those masteries are skills. So for a Chinese character, any combination of masteries totaling up to 300 will work while a European character has to start with one mastery and build up as they go. Chinese characters have an ultimate cap of 300 mastery levels and European characters can have two mastery levels per character level. There are some restrictions to be aware of. You can mix and match these masteries however you choose, taking some skills from each to build your unique set of skills. European characters have only six masteries, one for each class of character and you only need one. You need at least two one weapon and one force.
Chinese characters have eight masteries, four weapon masteries and four force masteries. Each skill is part of a skill tree, called a Mastery. The game Silkroad Online has a very uncomplicated way of getting skills.
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