Footstomp - You start with this skill. It adds RT (20 max) based on how good of a hit you get. It is not very useful unless maybe you are hunting with a youngin or somethin', and ye have nothing better to do.
Nosetweak - You learn this at rank 10. It lowers target's defense by 10. Again, this skill is pretty much only useful when huntin' with a youngin.
Templeshot - You learn this at rank 20. You must use a weapon with this skill. It lower's target's AS by 10.
*Note, any guild skills that require a weapon, including cheapshots, get added MS if you use a dagger, staff, etc.
Kneebash - You learn this at rank 30. This skill requires a weapon. It is a pretty useful to have. It forces your target to kneel. So what's the point of sweep you might ask? Well, first of all, sweep pretty much does everything cheapshot does; gives RT, lowers DS, and it lowers AS (well, if they could swing in RT that is). Also, cheapshot can only be used once every 40 seconds. So you hafta kill the critter right after you kneebash it, unless you wait 40 seconds to kneebash it again. When I hunt, I usually hafta keep 2 or 3 critters down at once to keep from getting hit, which requires sweeping some critters more than once. Also, when hunting with a youngin', you want to be able to sweep again. But there are advantages to kneebash. Some critters can't be swept but can be kneebashed, such as lesser vruul and stone sentinals.
Eyepoke - You learn this at rank 43. It lowers target's AS and DS by 15.
Throatchop - You learn this at rank 54. It requires a weapon. This skill sounds useful, but it really isn't. It makes it so the target can't cast, talk, or prep a spell. But the drawback, is that it only lasts a few seconds. About the only use I can think of for this is when a critter is preparing a spell and you don't want it to be able to cast it, or to help you in a duel.
Swiftkick - You learn this when you master. This skill is, hands down, the best cheapshot skill. Like I said earlier, sweep pretty much does everything cheapshot does, but it can't do this.... Swiftkick forces the target into offensive stance. It comes in handy when a critter is turtling, and is also very nice to have in a duel.
