The CLERIC'S PROFESSIONAL TITLES:
| P/M | (T) | Skill Name | P/M | (T) | Skill Name | ||
| 1 | 14/12 | (1) | Two Weapon Combat | 15 | 2/8 | (1) | Picking Locks |
| 2 | 5/1 | (1) | Armor Use | 16 | 5/4 | (1) | Stalking & Hiding |
| 3 | 5/1 | (1) | Shield Use | 17 | 0/3 | (1) | Perception |
| 4 | 9/4 | (1) | Combat Maneuvers | 18 | 0/10 | (3) | Spell Research |
| 5 | 6/1 | (1) | Edged Weapons | 19 | 0/3 | (2) | Scroll Reading |
| 6 | 5/1 | (1) | Blunt Weapons | 20 | 0/3 | (2) | Magic Item Use |
| 7 | 13/2 | (1) | Two-Handed Weapons | 21 | 0/2 | (3) | Mana Sharing |
| 8 | 12/1 | (1) | Ranged Weapons | 22 | 3/2 | (1) | Spell Aiming |
| 9 | 12/1 | (1) | Thrown Weapons | 23 | 12/12 | (1) | Ambush |
| 10 | 12/1 | (1) | Pole Arm Weapons | 24 | 6/0 | (2) | Physical Training |
| 11 | 4/1 | (1) | Climbing | 25 | 2/1 | (3) | First Aid |
| 12 | 3/1 | (1) | Swimming | 26 | 0/3 | (1) | Trading |
| 13 | 10/4 | (1) | Multi-Opponent Combat | 27 | 3/3 | (1) | Picking Pockets |
| 14 | 2/7 | (1) | Disarming Traps | 28 | 7/2 | (1) | Brawling |
Looking at the top of the table above, I will explain the headers to you.
P/M = Physical and Mental Training Points.
This indicates the number of both that you will need to train once in that skill per level.
T = The number of Times you can train in it per level.
The higher the number of Times you can train in a particular skill, usually means; the more that skill is suited to your profession.
Physical Training Points are configured like this: (CO+ST+DE+RE+DI+AU/10)
Mental Training Points are configured like this: (LO+IN+CH+WI+DI+AU/10)
*NOTE: The more mental and physical training points you have, the more you are able to train in each skill per level.
Before I forget to mention this, let me tell you now.
CO = CONSTITUTION
DE = DEXTERITY
DI = DISCIPLINE
IN = INTELLIGENCE
LO = LOGIC
ST = STRENGTH
RE = REFLEXES
CH = CHARISMA
WI = WISDOM
AU = AURA
Although my son Lord Ambian is a wonderful Cleric, I know next to nothing about generating a good one. So, I am referring you to those who do. Just click one on and off you go.
