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{{Trail}}[[Category:Skyrim-Characters|Skills]][[File:SR-menu-Skills Menu.jpg|400px|thumb|The skills menu]]
There are 18 '''skills''' in [[Skyrim:Skyrim|Skyrim]], each of which determines how well various tasks can be performed. As skills are used, they increase in level, which increases the character's overall level. The starting value for most skills is 15, although each [[Skyrim:races|race]] confers bonuses to certain skills. Skills can also be increased by reading [[Skyrim:Skill_Books|skill books]], learning from [[Skyrim:Trainers|trainers]], or as a reward for completing certain quests.
Guards will often [[Skyrim:Guard Dialogue#Reactions to Player's Skill Level|comment]] on your skills when you are near them.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan=3| Total Perks (180/251) †
|-
!width=33%| [[Skyrim:Magic Overview|Magic]] (73/86)
!width=33%| [[Skyrim:Combat|Combat]] (55/91)
!width=33%| [[Skyrim:Stealth|Stealth]] (52/74)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Alteration|Alteration]] (10/14) || [[Skyrim:Archery|Archery]] (9/16) || [[Skyrim:Alchemy|Alchemy]] (9/15)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Conjuration|Conjuration]] (15/16) || [[Skyrim:Block|Block]] (9/13) || [[Skyrim:Light Armor|Light Armor]] (6/10)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Destruction|Destruction]] (14/17) || [[Skyrim:Heavy Armor|Heavy Armor]] (8/12) || [[Skyrim:Lockpicking|Lockpicking]] (11/11)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Enchanting|Enchanting]] (9/13) || [[Skyrim:One-handed|One-handed]] (10/21) || [[Skyrim:Pickpocket|Pickpocket]] (8/12)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Illusion|Illusion]] (13/13) || [[Skyrim:Smithing|Smithing]] (10/10) || [[Skyrim:Sneak|Sneak]] (9/13)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Restoration|Restoration]] (12/13) || [[Skyrim:Two-handed|Two-handed]] (9/19) || [[Skyrim:Speech|Speech]] (9/13)
|}
<sup>'''† (Unique Perks/All Ranks)'''</sup>
==Perks==
Perks are a new feature in Skyrim. Each skill has its own associated perks, which can be unlocked when a character advances a [[Skyrim:Leveling|level]]. 180 skill perks are available, 251 if including all ranks for each perk. The perks are all detailed on the individual skill pages, along with their requirements. One perk point is given to the character when the character's overall level increases.
Most perks have both a skill level requirement and a prerequisite perk that must first be unlocked to make the perk available.
*When a prerequisite perk has more than one rank, only the first rank needs to be unlocked to make the next perk available. For example, to unlock [[Skyrim:Enchanting|Enchanting's]] "Fire Enchanter" skill, only the first rank of "Enchanter" needs to be unlocked, ''not'' all five ranks.
*When a skill has two prerequisite perks, only one of the two perks needs to be unlocked to make the next perk available. For example, to unlock the "Extra Effect" skill under Enchanting, only "Storm Enchanter" or "Corpus Enchanter" needs to be unlocked.
*Perk points cannot be changed or undone once spent.
**With [[Dragonborn:Dragonborn|Dragonborn]] installed, perks may be undone and redistributed at the cost of one [[Skyrim:Dragon|dragon]] soul per skill tree once you have completed the add-on's main quest. See [[Dragonborn:At_the_Summit_of_Apocrypha#Notes|this page]] for details.
**The [[Skyrim:Patch#Patch 1.9|Official Skyrim Patch version 1.9]] allows a skill at level 100 to be made Legendary, which will reset the skill to level 15 and refund all perk points allocated to that skill, making them available for reallocation wherever you see fit.
*Players cannot 'loop round' later perks to unlock earlier ones. An example of this would be the [[Skyrim:Smithing|Smithing]] skill tree; on the left hand side of the circle are light armor perks, on the right are heavy armor perks, meeting in the middle at dragon armor at level 100. Although the dragon armor perk is visibly joined to both the glass armor and daedric armor perks, it is not possible to unlock all 3 without first acquiring all the prerequisite light and heavy armor perks.
*Prior to Patch 1.9, it is only possible for a character to unlock 80 of the 251 skill perks; PC users can use the console command <code>[[Skyrim:Console#addperk|player.addperk]]</code> to unlock any desired perk.
==Skill Advancement==
The skill advancement mechanism differs between skills. For example, by selling higher value items to merchants, the player gains experience in their Speech skill. Smithing skill increases have been altered by Patch 1.5, they now increase more depending on value of forged equipment. When using a grind wheel or table, the amount the enhanced equipment value goes up defines how much experience gained for it. With 90 smithing and 100% smithing enchanted gear, enhancing an ebony bow from base increased experience almost an entire level. For more details, see each skill's article.
[[Skyrim:Trainers|Trainers]] can help level up a skill for a maximum of five times per character level. Unused training sessions do not carry over to the next level.
For information on how to gain free skill boosts, see [[Skyrim:Free_Skill_Boosts|this]] page.
==Legendary Skills==
[[File:SR-prerelease-Legendary Skills.jpg|400px|thumb|The skills menu showing Legendary Skills and broken level cap]]
[[Skyrim:Patch#Version 1.9|Version 1.9]] of the Official Skyrim patch allows skills to be reset to their minimum of level 15 and retrained while refunding any perk points allocated to that skill. The skill level reduction allows the player to exceed the previous level cap of 81, and eventually gain enough skill perks to have all the perks for all skills, at the cost of their current proficiency in the skill. Each skill can be reset multiple times, and they will be marked with the symbol of the Imperial Dragon and a number indicating how many times it has been reset if done so multiple times. In order to unlock all skill perks, the player needs to reach level 252. For a level 81 player with all skills at 100, this requires skills be reset 147 times, with each skill that was reset brought back to level 100.
Note, however, that if the player ever reaches more than 255 unspent perk points, the number of perk points available rolls over to zero at 256 unspent points and starts over, causing you to lose those points.
==Achievements==
[[Skyrim:Achievements|Achievements]] related to skills are:
*{{achievement|Artificer|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Reader|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Thief (achievement)|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Skill Master|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Snake Tongue|link=1}}
==Notes==
*When pending a character level increase, leveling up skills will add to the progress bar of the next level.
*In the skills menu, the magic skills are accompanied by a Mage figure in the clouds, while the stealth and thief skills have a Thief in the background and the combat skills have a Warrior.
*Some quests are only offered to characters who have certain sufficiently developed skills, specifically, the quests given by mages of the [[Skyrim:College of Winterhold (faction)|College of Winterhold]] when you have reached a skill level of 90 or 100 in one of the six schools of magic.
*Increasing developed skills leads to faster character level increases.
*Faster skill increases are possible by activating certain [[Skyrim:Standing Stone|Standing Stone]]s.
**Even though Archery is considered a Combat Skill, Thief Stone enhances the skill gain in Archery, not Warrior Stone.
*If you are using a potion or spell that modifies one or more of the skills, making those skills Legendary will cause those modified skills to not level up again. To fix this, be sure that the spell effect has expired, so that the skill being reset will default back to their normal start level. To be sure you have it set correctly, the skill level should appear in white, instead of the green or red used for modified levels. {{vn|Is this a bug?}}
*Because Skyrim does not have classes, the distinction between major and minor skills from previous Elder Scrolls games does not exist any more — characters do not have a predetermined list of skills that increase more quickly.
*[[Oblivion:Skills|Skills from Oblivion]] that have been removed without a singularly-defined replacement include:
**Armorer: Weapons and armor no longer require repair, though [[Skyrim:Smithing|smithing]] allows the player to improve these items and create new weapons and armor.
**Athletics and Acrobatics: Running, jumping, and swimming ability are now based entirely on [[Skyrim:Races|race]] though you can sprint longer with more stamina.
**Blade and Blunt: Weapon skills are instead divided into [[Skyrim:One-handed|One-handed]] and [[Skyrim:Two-handed|Two-handed]] skills. Perks within those skills allow you to specialize in certain weapon types.
**Hand to Hand: No true replacement, although various features enhance unarmed combat ([[Skyrim:Khajiit|Khajiit]] have claw attacks; a [[Skyrim:Heavy Armor#Fists_of_Steel|Heavy Armor perk]] increases hand-to-hand damage; an enchantment effect for increased hand-to-hand damage exists via the [[Skyrim:Gloves of the Pugilist|Gloves of the Pugilist]])
**Mercantile and Speechcraft: Combined into the [[Skyrim:Speech|Speech]] skill.
**Mysticism: Spells shifted to other magic skills
*[[Oblivion:Skills|Skills from Oblivion]] that have been renamed:
**Marksman: Replaced with [[Skyrim:Archery|Archery]]
**Security: Replaced with [[Skyrim:Lockpicking|Lockpicking]]
*Skills from pre-Oblivion games that have returned:
**[[Morrowind:Skills|Morrowind's]] [[Morrowind:Enchant|Enchant]] returns as [[Skyrim:Enchanting|Enchanting]].
**[[Daggerfall:Skills|Daggerfall's]] Pickpocket returns as [[Skyrim:Pickpocket|Pickpocket]].
{{Skills in Skyrim}}
There are 18 '''skills''' in [[Skyrim:Skyrim|Skyrim]], each of which determines how well various tasks can be performed. As skills are used, they increase in level, which increases the character's overall level. The starting value for most skills is 15, although each [[Skyrim:races|race]] confers bonuses to certain skills. Skills can also be increased by reading [[Skyrim:Skill_Books|skill books]], learning from [[Skyrim:Trainers|trainers]], or as a reward for completing certain quests.
Guards will often [[Skyrim:Guard Dialogue#Reactions to Player's Skill Level|comment]] on your skills when you are near them.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan=3| Total Perks (180/251) †
|-
!width=33%| [[Skyrim:Magic Overview|Magic]] (73/86)
!width=33%| [[Skyrim:Combat|Combat]] (55/91)
!width=33%| [[Skyrim:Stealth|Stealth]] (52/74)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Alteration|Alteration]] (10/14) || [[Skyrim:Archery|Archery]] (9/16) || [[Skyrim:Alchemy|Alchemy]] (9/15)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Conjuration|Conjuration]] (15/16) || [[Skyrim:Block|Block]] (9/13) || [[Skyrim:Light Armor|Light Armor]] (6/10)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Destruction|Destruction]] (14/17) || [[Skyrim:Heavy Armor|Heavy Armor]] (8/12) || [[Skyrim:Lockpicking|Lockpicking]] (11/11)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Enchanting|Enchanting]] (9/13) || [[Skyrim:One-handed|One-handed]] (10/21) || [[Skyrim:Pickpocket|Pickpocket]] (8/12)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Illusion|Illusion]] (13/13) || [[Skyrim:Smithing|Smithing]] (10/10) || [[Skyrim:Sneak|Sneak]] (9/13)
|-
| [[Skyrim:Restoration|Restoration]] (12/13) || [[Skyrim:Two-handed|Two-handed]] (9/19) || [[Skyrim:Speech|Speech]] (9/13)
|}
<sup>'''† (Unique Perks/All Ranks)'''</sup>
==Perks==
Perks are a new feature in Skyrim. Each skill has its own associated perks, which can be unlocked when a character advances a [[Skyrim:Leveling|level]]. 180 skill perks are available, 251 if including all ranks for each perk. The perks are all detailed on the individual skill pages, along with their requirements. One perk point is given to the character when the character's overall level increases.
Most perks have both a skill level requirement and a prerequisite perk that must first be unlocked to make the perk available.
*When a prerequisite perk has more than one rank, only the first rank needs to be unlocked to make the next perk available. For example, to unlock [[Skyrim:Enchanting|Enchanting's]] "Fire Enchanter" skill, only the first rank of "Enchanter" needs to be unlocked, ''not'' all five ranks.
*When a skill has two prerequisite perks, only one of the two perks needs to be unlocked to make the next perk available. For example, to unlock the "Extra Effect" skill under Enchanting, only "Storm Enchanter" or "Corpus Enchanter" needs to be unlocked.
*Perk points cannot be changed or undone once spent.
**With [[Dragonborn:Dragonborn|Dragonborn]] installed, perks may be undone and redistributed at the cost of one [[Skyrim:Dragon|dragon]] soul per skill tree once you have completed the add-on's main quest. See [[Dragonborn:At_the_Summit_of_Apocrypha#Notes|this page]] for details.
**The [[Skyrim:Patch#Patch 1.9|Official Skyrim Patch version 1.9]] allows a skill at level 100 to be made Legendary, which will reset the skill to level 15 and refund all perk points allocated to that skill, making them available for reallocation wherever you see fit.
*Players cannot 'loop round' later perks to unlock earlier ones. An example of this would be the [[Skyrim:Smithing|Smithing]] skill tree; on the left hand side of the circle are light armor perks, on the right are heavy armor perks, meeting in the middle at dragon armor at level 100. Although the dragon armor perk is visibly joined to both the glass armor and daedric armor perks, it is not possible to unlock all 3 without first acquiring all the prerequisite light and heavy armor perks.
*Prior to Patch 1.9, it is only possible for a character to unlock 80 of the 251 skill perks; PC users can use the console command <code>[[Skyrim:Console#addperk|player.addperk]]</code> to unlock any desired perk.
==Skill Advancement==
The skill advancement mechanism differs between skills. For example, by selling higher value items to merchants, the player gains experience in their Speech skill. Smithing skill increases have been altered by Patch 1.5, they now increase more depending on value of forged equipment. When using a grind wheel or table, the amount the enhanced equipment value goes up defines how much experience gained for it. With 90 smithing and 100% smithing enchanted gear, enhancing an ebony bow from base increased experience almost an entire level. For more details, see each skill's article.
[[Skyrim:Trainers|Trainers]] can help level up a skill for a maximum of five times per character level. Unused training sessions do not carry over to the next level.
For information on how to gain free skill boosts, see [[Skyrim:Free_Skill_Boosts|this]] page.
==Legendary Skills==
[[File:SR-prerelease-Legendary Skills.jpg|400px|thumb|The skills menu showing Legendary Skills and broken level cap]]
[[Skyrim:Patch#Version 1.9|Version 1.9]] of the Official Skyrim patch allows skills to be reset to their minimum of level 15 and retrained while refunding any perk points allocated to that skill. The skill level reduction allows the player to exceed the previous level cap of 81, and eventually gain enough skill perks to have all the perks for all skills, at the cost of their current proficiency in the skill. Each skill can be reset multiple times, and they will be marked with the symbol of the Imperial Dragon and a number indicating how many times it has been reset if done so multiple times. In order to unlock all skill perks, the player needs to reach level 252. For a level 81 player with all skills at 100, this requires skills be reset 147 times, with each skill that was reset brought back to level 100.
Note, however, that if the player ever reaches more than 255 unspent perk points, the number of perk points available rolls over to zero at 256 unspent points and starts over, causing you to lose those points.
==Achievements==
[[Skyrim:Achievements|Achievements]] related to skills are:
*{{achievement|Artificer|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Reader|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Thief (achievement)|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Skill Master|link=1}}
*{{achievement|Snake Tongue|link=1}}
==Notes==
*When pending a character level increase, leveling up skills will add to the progress bar of the next level.
*In the skills menu, the magic skills are accompanied by a Mage figure in the clouds, while the stealth and thief skills have a Thief in the background and the combat skills have a Warrior.
*Some quests are only offered to characters who have certain sufficiently developed skills, specifically, the quests given by mages of the [[Skyrim:College of Winterhold (faction)|College of Winterhold]] when you have reached a skill level of 90 or 100 in one of the six schools of magic.
*Increasing developed skills leads to faster character level increases.
*Faster skill increases are possible by activating certain [[Skyrim:Standing Stone|Standing Stone]]s.
**Even though Archery is considered a Combat Skill, Thief Stone enhances the skill gain in Archery, not Warrior Stone.
*If you are using a potion or spell that modifies one or more of the skills, making those skills Legendary will cause those modified skills to not level up again. To fix this, be sure that the spell effect has expired, so that the skill being reset will default back to their normal start level. To be sure you have it set correctly, the skill level should appear in white, instead of the green or red used for modified levels. {{vn|Is this a bug?}}
*Because Skyrim does not have classes, the distinction between major and minor skills from previous Elder Scrolls games does not exist any more — characters do not have a predetermined list of skills that increase more quickly.
*[[Oblivion:Skills|Skills from Oblivion]] that have been removed without a singularly-defined replacement include:
**Armorer: Weapons and armor no longer require repair, though [[Skyrim:Smithing|smithing]] allows the player to improve these items and create new weapons and armor.
**Athletics and Acrobatics: Running, jumping, and swimming ability are now based entirely on [[Skyrim:Races|race]] though you can sprint longer with more stamina.
**Blade and Blunt: Weapon skills are instead divided into [[Skyrim:One-handed|One-handed]] and [[Skyrim:Two-handed|Two-handed]] skills. Perks within those skills allow you to specialize in certain weapon types.
**Hand to Hand: No true replacement, although various features enhance unarmed combat ([[Skyrim:Khajiit|Khajiit]] have claw attacks; a [[Skyrim:Heavy Armor#Fists_of_Steel|Heavy Armor perk]] increases hand-to-hand damage; an enchantment effect for increased hand-to-hand damage exists via the [[Skyrim:Gloves of the Pugilist|Gloves of the Pugilist]])
**Mercantile and Speechcraft: Combined into the [[Skyrim:Speech|Speech]] skill.
**Mysticism: Spells shifted to other magic skills
*[[Oblivion:Skills|Skills from Oblivion]] that have been renamed:
**Marksman: Replaced with [[Skyrim:Archery|Archery]]
**Security: Replaced with [[Skyrim:Lockpicking|Lockpicking]]
*Skills from pre-Oblivion games that have returned:
**[[Morrowind:Skills|Morrowind's]] [[Morrowind:Enchant|Enchant]] returns as [[Skyrim:Enchanting|Enchanting]].
**[[Daggerfall:Skills|Daggerfall's]] Pickpocket returns as [[Skyrim:Pickpocket|Pickpocket]].
{{Skills in Skyrim}}