Skills

1. Your proficiency chooses your starting numbers, two free skills, starting equipment, a private bedroom action, and access to a proficiency career. It is not a conventional level-locked class.
2. A base stat is the stored number on the character. An effective stat adds temporary consumables and live key-item bonuses.
3. Most action visibility and job-pay formulas use effective stats, but formal skill requirements and many unlock checks use the base stat. If a boosted stat reveals something but does not satisfy the final requirement, raise the base stat.
4. Ordinary stats do not have a universal hard cap of 50. Many activities stop granting easy growth around their own thresholds, but permanent rewards can take stats higher.
5. Health, energy, and calm use progressive reduction and late soft caps. The displayed soft-cap targets are not absolute maximums; flat and percentage bonuses are added afterward.
6. Learned skills are permanent. Their effects may still be conditional: a skill can unlock one action, trigger only on one attack, improve one job, or double relationship gains with a particular character.
7. Blademaster, Assassin, and Sorcerer are separate late-game combat paths. They do not replace the starting proficiency and all three can coexist on one character.

• Health, Energy, Calm, Satiation, Wealth, and Attractiveness are direct player values.
• Beast and Vampire are supernatural progress values with their own checks.
• Fighting, Erotic, and Working Experience are permanent progression trackers.
• Good, Evil, and Neutral alignment are separate moral axes.
• Sorcerer, Assassin, and Blademaster points exist only after their respective paths are acquired.

• Iron Constitution reduces ordinary health penalties by 10%.
• Endurance Training reduces ordinary energy penalties by 10%.
• Inner Peace reduces ordinary calm penalties by 10%.

• Business Acumen: upper wage-bonus limit becomes Working Experience ×2.
• Diligent Worker: base Working Experience gain becomes 2 instead of 1.
• Responsibility: 25% chance of +1 extra Working Experience.
• Outfit levels: the combined Casual, Dating, and Formal Outfit levels create a chance out of 16 for +1 extra experience, capped at 16/16.

1. Two free skills from the starting proficiency.
2. Fixed training actions at world locations.
3. Named NPC teachers, often relationship-gated.
4. Plot and story completion rewards.
5. Faction selections, dungeon scenarios, and search encounters.
6. Random-skill purchases or encounters, which exclude the exclusive-skill set.

• unlock a battle button or world action;
• modify one named attack;
• add a random trigger chance;
• double one job's pay;
• unlock dialogue or scenario choices;
• act as a character's favorite skill and double relationship points;
• satisfy a plot requirement without adding a general numeric passive.

• Blademaster earns points by using Basic Attack or Power Strike.
• Assassin earns points by using Quick Attack or Stormslash.
• Sorcerer earns points by using Fire, Ice, Light, Dark, Sleep, or Heal Magic.
• Outside the Infinity Dungeon, an eligible action normally grants 1 point.
• In the Infinity Dungeon, the action adds a random bonus from 1 through the current floor, then applies the floor affix's specialist-experience multiplier and the enemy's specialist-point multiplier. Some Infinity enemies use a ×2 enemy multiplier.
• Point gain is at least 1 after rounding.

• Blademaster multiplies the already-upgraded result of Sovereign Edge or Skull Crusher when the relevant base action is used.
• Assassin multiplies Quick Attack/Stormslash while Side-Step, Tempest Strike, Dark Consolador, and Phantom Stone keep their own trigger rules.
• Sorcerer multiplies spell results after the normal magic pipeline; Arcane Surge, Sashina's Gift, Sacred Mending, and other magic modifiers still have their own chances.

• Base-stat gains from training, jobs, conversations, plots, and dungeon rewards.
• Learned skills.
• Fighting, Erotic, and Working Experience.
• Alignment, faction clout, relationship progress, and specialist-path points.
• Persistent health_max, energy_max, and calm_max rewards.
• Acquired and upgraded equipment, key items, and stones while they remain owned.

• A skill remains learned, but its bonus may require one attack, job, NPC, status, health range, alignment tier, or random proc.
• A key item remains owned, but its effect may apply only in combat, a minigame, the Infinity Dungeon, or a particular formula.
• Equipment upgrades remain, but only the relevant equipped slot or system uses the level.
• Specialist rank remains, but only the actions listed for that path receive its multiplier.

• Twenty-four-hour consumable buffs.
• Combat statuses, defend state, QTE results, enemy weaknesses/resistances, and low-health triggers.
• Time, day, location, relationship stage, outfit, active-worker assignment, faction clout, and story flags.
• Supporter/paid access checks.

1. Raise Stamina even on nonphysical builds; it dominates Energy and contributes to every long session.
2. Train base stats to learning thresholds instead of relying only on Focus, Cologne, Luck, or key items.
3. Treat Communication, Commerce, Cooking, and Rogue as progression stats, not flavor numbers.
4. Check the Skills Glossary before buying random training; a fixed teacher may be cheaper or tied to content you want to see.
5. Choose specialist actions you already use. A high rank does nothing for attacks outside that path.

1. Computer Expert's character-creation display is fixed in the current code. It now lists the actual granted skills: Engineering Genius and System Hacking.
2. Games Master's character-creation display is fixed in the current code. It now lists the actual granted skills: Tactical Awareness and Cheating.
3. Fashion's Attractiveness 18 gate is not enforced by the standard base-stat unlock checker. Attractiveness is stored outside the ordinary stat dictionary, so the current Tailor Shop action can pass that check regardless of the displayed number.
4. Main/secondary/weakness labels do not currently modify action growth. The meaningful starting difference is already baked into the starting stat arrays and private actions.
5. The community Specialist Class page omits Sorcerer's supporter/paid-access requirement, calls Maid #4 “Lyme” instead of Lime, and does not include the current Infinity Dungeon specialist-point scaling or Phantom Stone's Assassin-chain bonus.

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