Cross-train - Revision history

Ge0ff at 06:53, 3 April 2024

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bump

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once 0.29 hits it'll be easier to remember

2022-03-05T12:50:54Z

i wouldnt think this would change

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Jozrael moved page Crosstrain to Cross-train

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 ==Strategy==
-Cross-training allows characters to switch between weapon tiles more easily, should they come across an attractive weapon. For example, if you trained Axes, but find an amazing [[demon trident]], you'll already have some XP into Polearms due to cross-training. One common example is Short Blades -> Long Blades; a [[quick blade]] is useful, but less so against enemies with high [[AC]].
+Cross-training allows characters to switch between weapon types more easily, should they come across an attractive weapon. For example, if you trained Axes, but find an amazing [[demon trident]], you'll already have some XP into Polearms due to cross-training. One common example is Short Blades -> Long Blades; a [[quick blade]] is useful, but less so against enemies with high [[AC]].
 Investing XP into a skill directly is more efficient than putting XP into a cross-trained skill with a [[manual]] boost.

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 Cross-training allows characters to switch between weapon tiles more easily, should they come across an attractive weapon. For example, if you trained Axes, but find an amazing [[demon trident]], you'll already have some XP into Polearms due to cross-training. One common example is Short Blades -> Long Blades; a [[quick blade]] is useful, but less so against enemies with high [[AC]].
-Training a skill directly is more efficient than training a cross-trained skill with a [[manual]] boost.
+Investing XP into a skill directly is more efficient than putting XP into a cross-trained skill with a [[manual]] boost.
 ==History==

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-All melee weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. Experience invested in the main skill gives a direct 40% experience bonus to the secondary skills. The following weapon skills cross-train with each other:
+All melee weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. When investing XP into the main skill, any cross-trained skills get a direct bonus equal to 40% of that XP. For example, if you put 10 skill points into Polearms, both Axes and Staves will get 4 skill points each for free.
 *[[Short Blades]] and [[Long Blades]] cross-train each other.
 *[[Axes]] and [[Staves]] cross-train [[Polearms]] and [[Maces & Flails]].
 *[[Maces & Flails]] and [[Polearms]] cross-train [[Axes]] and [[Staves]].
-(Axes and Staves do ''not'' crosstrain each other, but crosstrain the other [[strength]] weapons. Think about Maces & Flails and Polearms the same way.)
+(Axes and Staves do ''not'' cross-train each other, but cross-train the other [[strength]] weapons. Think about Maces & Flails and Polearms the same way.)
-==Effect==
+Training a skill directly is more efficient than training a cross-trained skill with a [[manual]] boost.
 ==History==

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	All melee weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. Experience invested in the main skill gives a direct 40% experience bonus to the secondary skills. The following weapon skills cross-train with each other:		All melee weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. Experience invested in the main skill gives a direct 40% experience bonus to the secondary skills. The following weapon skills cross-train with each other:

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	All melee weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. Experience invested in the main skill gives a direct 40% experience bonus to the secondary skills. The following weapon skills cross-train with each other:		All melee weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. Experience invested in the main skill gives a direct 40% experience bonus to the secondary skills. The following weapon skills cross-train with each other:

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-All weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. Experience invested in the main skill gives a direct 40% experience bonus to the secondary skills. The following weapon skills cross-train with each other:
+All melee weapon skills '''cross-train''' with at least one other weapon skill. Experience invested in the main skill gives a direct 40% experience bonus to the secondary skills. The following weapon skills cross-train with each other:
 *[[Short Blades]] and [[Long Blades]] cross-train each other.
 *[[Axes]] and [[Staves]] cross-train [[Polearms]] and [[Maces & Flails]].
 *[[Maces & Flails]] and [[Polearms]] cross-train [[Axes]] and [[Staves]].
-*[[Throwing]] and [[Slings]] cross-train each other.
+(Axes and Staves do ''not'' crosstrain each other, but crosstrain the other [[strength]] weapons. Think about Maces & Flails and Polearms the same way.)
 ==Effect==
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 ==History==
-Prior to [[0.15]], cross-training gave an aptitude bonus to the secondary skills, rather than a direct experience bonus.
+*Prior to [[0.29]], [[Slings (skill)]] crosstrained with [[Throwing]].
 [[Category:Skills]]
 [[Category:Strategy]]

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