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  2. Venetica - Wikipedia

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    Players cannot customize the protagonist herself but the game offers an experience point based leveling system that awards skill points and attribute points with each level gained. [4] Skill points allow Scarlett to learn new fighting or magical powers by interacting with certain non-player characters.

  3. The First Descendant - Wikipedia

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    The player can increase the mod capacity of each Descendant and weapon through leveling up, gaining more mastery levels, using a crystallization catalyst and by using an Energy Activator. [4] The crystallization catalyst reduces the Descendant's level to zero, but allows the player to alter mod slots, so the player can equip mods with the same ...

  4. Hero Online - Wikipedia

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    Skill points are gained by leveling up. Skills are divided into two groups: skills and passive skills. Skills are learned by reading books that are sold by players and book merchants. Some skills are unique to weapon type and job class, but some higher-level skills can be used by anyone. Certain books can retrieve used skill points.

  5. Mordhau (video game) - Wikipedia

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    Mordhau is a multiplayer medieval hack and slash fighting game [1] [2] [3] developed by the independent Slovenian studio Triternion, with a prominent aspect of skill-based competitive play and customization.

  6. GURPS - Wikipedia

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    No matter the level of the skill, a die roll of 18 is always a critical failure, and a roll of 3 or 4 is always a critical success (a roll of 17 is a critical failure as well, unless the character relevant skill level is 16 or more). The Game Master may decide in such cases that, in first case (a roll of 18, or 10+ over the modified skill level ...

  7. Dungeon Hunter 5 - Wikipedia

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    The basic gameplay of Dungeon Hunter 5 shares some similarities to its predecessor, Dungeon Hunter 4, such as picking up loot, using skill attacks and using potions. However, unlike its predecessor, the game is not an open-world nor exploration, but rather a level-based dungeons that have a series of difficulties.

  8. Dungeons & Dragons gameplay - Wikipedia

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    The skill rank system was also removed, each skill being instead trained or untrained, with a constant bonus given to any trained skill along with a bonus based on the character's level. A character begins with a number of trained skills based on and chosen according to his class. The character gains new skill training only through spending a ...

  9. Rappelz - Wikipedia

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    This is called 'enchanting' an item. A weak weapon or armor can be formed into a stronger item without having to sell it and buy a new one. This can also substantially increase both the item's in-game market value. The only non-equipment item that can be enchanted is the skill card. Items can also be improved by "socketing" Soul Stones.