Skills are miscellaneous abilities of a character, such as being able to hunt more efficiently or identify a plant. At any point, the GM might ask for a skill roll of a specific skill against a success threshold from a player. When making a skill roll, the following formula is used:

Similar to resistances, you can choose to focus on two skills at first level as your major skills. Your major skills use a different formula:

This skill covers swimming, climbing, leaping, physical endurance or pain tolerance.

Characters skilled in reflexes can balance well and move nimbly.

Characters skilled in Stealth can hide, move silently, pick locks, and take items without notice.

This skill covers guiding and controlling mounts, chariots, or other ridable creatures and vehicles.

This skill grants knowledge of historical events, ancient cultures, and religious practices. It also covers understanding secret or forgotten societies.

This skill lets characters detect traces of magic and understand the properties of magical places or objects.

This skill allows characters to craft magical tablets, create magical items, and decipher magical writings.

This skill lets characters recognize herbs, brew potions or poisons, and prepare herbal meals.

This skill covers hunting, tracking, trapping, and butchering animals. Additionally, it includes preparing meals and crafting from animal remains.

A character skilled in healing can treat simple illnesses, apply first aid and stabilize those near death.

Scouting consists of navigating terrain, finding safe paths, and spotting traps or ambushes.

Insight allows a character to sense lies and hidden motives, as well as have an awareness of intentions.

This skill allows a character to use fear, threats, or force of presence to pressure and coerce others.

This skill covers convincing, lying, deception, and adopting disguises to appear as someone else.