Part 2

Level 13 grants 10 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Level 14 grants 10 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Level 15 grants 10 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Level 16 grants 15 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Level 17 grants 15 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Level 18 grants 15 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Level 19 grants 15 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Level 20 grants 15 attribute points and 1 skill point.

You continue to gain experience beyond level 20, but your character level remains at 20.

After level 20, you no longer receive attribute points but still gain a skill point for every 20000 experience earned.

There are two quests that each award 15 attribute points, totaling 30 attribute points from quests.

In total, you can acquire 200 attribute points.

Attribute points needed to increase attribute levels become steeper as the attribute level increases.

It is recommended to focus on three attributes, with common distributions being 11-11-8 or 11-10-10.

Using two attributes is easier, with 12-12 being a common spread.

Using four or more attributes, such as 9-9-9-9, is a very poor option and will make your character weak.

You can refund attribute points using refund points, earned at a rate of 1 refund point for every 250 experience.

There is a maximum of 24 refund points available at one time.

Skills can be accessed by pressing K by default and eight skills can be active at a time, corresponding to keys 1-8.

Skills can only be changed while in towns.

Most skills require energy to use, while some require adrenaline, and others require nothing.

Energy is a stat that does not increase with level and can only be boosted with items.

Elementalist, Necromancer, Mesmer, and Monk professions start with 30 energy and 4 arrows of energy regeneration (each arrow is 0.33 energy per second).

Ranger professions start with 25 energy and 3 arrows of energy regeneration.

Warrior professions start with 20 energy and 2 arrows of energy regeneration.

Extra arrows of energy regeneration on non-warrior classes come from their armor.

Maximum energy can be increased or decreased by certain armors.

Adrenaline is gained by hitting an enemy and is used by many warrior skills.

There are three basic types of long-term spells: enchantments (friendly, lasting duration), hexes (harmful, usually from enemies), and conditions (harmful effects).

Health degenerating conditions include Bleeding (3 arrows, long duration), Burning (7 arrows, shorter duration, more painful than bleeding), Diseased (4 arrows, medium duration, spreads to nearby creatures of the same type), and Poison (4 arrows, long duration, can be less potent in swamp areas like Swamp Water).

Non-health degenerating conditions include Blind (90% physical attack miss rate, increased stray ranged shots), Crippled (greatly reduced movement speed), Dazed (spell interruption from physical damage, 100% increased casting time), Deep Wound (20% maximum health reduction, 20% reduction in life gain other than regeneration), Exhaustion (greatly reduces energy regeneration when energy is depleted, caused by high-powered skills), and Weakness (66.6% base damage reduction before enemy armor is factored in).

Armor consists of five pieces: Head, Chest,