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# Studying Skills
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Every unit in Eressea can be upgraded by learning a number of skills.
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Some examples of skills are mining, riding, archery, and shipcraft.
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Some skills enable a unit to produce a good, such as mining, which
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gives you access to iron and other metals. Other skills improve a
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unit's combat qualities, like archery, melee, and constitution. With
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enough time, all skills can be studied to higher levels, with no upper
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limit, and usually give better benefits the more proficient a unit is.
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To study a skill, a unit needs to give the STUDY order, followed by
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the name of the skill:
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UNIT 1234
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STUDY mining
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## Study duration
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An unmodified skill takes about a week to learn, higher levels take
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longer. The total time to advance a level is variable per unit, but on
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average, learning up to a new level takes as many weeks' time, so for
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example, starting from level 3 it should take approximately 4 weeks to
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reach level 4 in a skill.
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## Skill modifications
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Skills can be modified for any number of reasons. Certain races have
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natural modifications on skills, which give a bonus on the skill if it
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has been trained to at least level 1. Some buildings provide their
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inhabitants with a skill boost, and certain skills are modified by the
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terrain that a unit is in.
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