All 21 skills
Skills level by use — chop trees, woodcutting goes up. Each card opens a full training guide: where to start, a level-by-level route, and every node, recipe and crop tied to the skill.
Foraging
Pick wild plants, berries and herbs straight off the land — the fastest skill to start, no tool required.
Mining
Swing a pickaxe at rocks to pull ore, then smelt it into bars for the smithing skills.
Woodcutting
Chop trees for logs — the raw material for planks, bows, arrows and most furniture.
Farming
Plant seeds in farm patches, wait for them to grow, then harvest the crop — slow but hands-off XP.
Cooking
Turn raw fish and ingredients into meals at a stove — food heals you in combat.
Weaving
Spin cotton and silk into cloth at a loom — the source of robes, capes and light armour.
Stonecarving
Smith bars and stone into tools, weapons and armour at an anvil — the armoury skill.
Tinkering
Craft glass, jewellery, lanterns and fishing gear at a workbench.
Attack
Your melee accuracy — how often your blows land. Trained by fighting with the Accurate style.
Architecture
Build furniture at a drafting table to decorate and furnish your house.
Fishing
Cast a rod at fishing spots to catch raw fish — the main feed for Cooking.
Magic
Cast offensive and support spells. Trained by casting — every spell needs runes.
Ranged
Fight at a distance with bows. Trained by shooting — every shot needs arrows.
Strength
Your melee power — how hard your blows hit. Trained by fighting with the Aggressive style.
Defence
How well you avoid and absorb hits. Trained with the Defensive style and gates the armour you can wear.
Hitpoints
Your health pool. You never train it directly — it rises on its own as you fight.
Runecrafting
Mine blank rune essence and bind it into spell runes at attuned elemental altars.
Resonance
Kneel at resonance altars to draw on the island hum for wards and blessings
Traversal
Climb crags, cross beams and rope bridges to move swiftly across the sky-isles
Thieving
Pickpocket islanders and crack open stalls and lockboxes with light fingers
Herblore
Brew tonics and antidotes from foraged herbs at a stove