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Where to Get Power Scrolls

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	* '''Champion Spawns and Bosses''' — combat and magic power scrolls drop from high-end encounters.		* '''Champion Spawns and Bosses''' — combat and magic power scrolls drop from high-end encounters.
	* '''Master of Arts''' — located at the '''Crossroads in Trammel''', ~~this NPC~~ drops '''~~crafting power scrolls~~'''.		* '''Crafting Power Scrolls''' — The '''Master of Arts''', located at the '''Crossroads in Trammel''', drops these. [[The Master of Arts]]
			*'''Tracking, Snooping, Poisoning, Item Identification, Hiding, & Detect Hidden''' are dropped by '''Lord Soth The Knight of the Black Rose''' He is located in Madon NW of Unblovia [[Lord Soth, Knight of the Black Rose]]
	* '''Power Scroll Exchange''' — trade in lower-value or duplicate scrolls for credits toward higher-value ones.		* '''Power Scroll Exchange''' — trade in lower-value or duplicate scrolls for credits toward higher-value ones.

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There is no overall skill cap on Banes World. You are free to train '''every skill to 100''' on a single character — there is no total skill point limit forcing you to choose between them. Want to be a Grandmaster swordsman, mage, crafter, and tamer all on one character? Go for it.

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== Skill Cap Tiers ==

Skills on Banes World progress through three tiers, each requiring different methods to unlock:

{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! Tier !! Skill Range !! How to Unlock
|-
| '''Base''' || 0 – 100 || Train normally through use, NPCs, or the Britain Library (books train most skills to 75).
|-
| '''Power Scroll''' || 100 – 120 || Consume a Power Scroll to raise the cap for that specific skill to 105, 110, 115, or 120.
|-
| '''BOD Gear''' || 120+ || Equip Bulk Order Deed reward gear that grants bonus points above the 120 cap.
|}

== Base Skills (0 – 100) ==

Every skill can be trained to '''100''' with no special items required. There are several ways to train:

* '''Active use''' — simply using the skill in the world. Fight to train combat skills, cast spells to train magic, craft items to train crafting, and so on.
* '''Britain Library''' — the library (accessible via the Moongate Portal under Favorites) contains training books that will raise most skills to '''75'''. Each book costs a small amount of health when used, making it a great way to train Healing at the same time.
* '''Training Rooms''' — practice weapons and training dummies are available for combat and spell training. Found under Favorites in the portal menu.
* '''NPC trainers''' — some NPCs in towns can train skills for gold up to a certain level.

== Power Scrolls (100 – 120) ==

To train a skill beyond 100, you must first consume a '''Power Scroll''' for that skill. Power Scrolls come in four tiers:

{| class="wikitable" style="width:40%;"
! Power Scroll !! New Cap
|-
| 105 Power Scroll || 105
|-
| 110 Power Scroll || 110
|-
| 115 Power Scroll || 115
|-
| 120 Power Scroll || 120
|}

Power Scrolls are not consumed in order — you can find a 120 scroll and go direct to 120 cap. The lower power scrolls are more common than the 120.

=== Where to Get Power Scrolls ===

* '''Champion Spawns and Bosses''' — combat and magic power scrolls drop from high-end encounters.
* '''Master of Arts''' — located at the '''Crossroads in Trammel''', this NPC drops '''crafting power scrolls'''.
* '''Power Scroll Exchange''' — trade in lower-value or duplicate scrolls for credits toward higher-value ones.

=== Training Above 100 ===

Gaining skill points above 100 is '''significantly harder''' than the 0–100 grind. Expect slower gains and plan to invest more time. Higher-difficulty targets and activities will give you the best chance at skill gains in this range.

== BOD Gear (120+) ==

The hard cap from Power Scrolls is '''120'''. The '''only''' way to push a skill above 120 is by equipping '''Bulk Order Deed (BOD) reward gear''' — special items earned by completing and turning in Bulk Order Deeds to NPC crafters.

=== How BOD Gear Differs from Regular +Skill Items ===

This is one of the most important distinctions in the game's itemization:

{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! Item Type !! Effect on Skills
|-
| '''Regular loot items''' (rings, jewelry, armor with +skill bonuses)
| Raise a skill '''up to your current cap only'''. If your cap is 120 and your skill is 118, a +5 ring will bring you to 120 — not 123. These items will '''never''' push a skill over its cap.
|-
| '''BOD reward gear''' (obtained by turning in Bulk Order Deeds)
| '''Does''' raise skills '''above the cap'''. A 120 Blacksmith wearing BOD gear with +skill bonuses can effectively operate at 125 or higher, allowing them to craft special items that would otherwise be impossible.
|}

BOD reward gear is the only equipment in the game that breaks through the 120 ceiling, making it extremely valuable for dedicated crafters.

=== Bulk Order Deed Basics ===

Bulk Order Deeds (BODs) are requests from NPC crafters to produce a set of specific items. When you turn in a completed BOD, you receive rewards based on the difficulty of the order — the material type, whether Exceptional quality was required, and the size of the order all factor into the reward tier.

Higher-tier BOD rewards include the +skill gear that lets you break the 120 cap. The crafting disciplines with BOD systems include Blacksmithing, Tailoring, Tinkering, and Taming among others.

== Quick Reference ==

{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! Range !! Requirement !! Notes
|-
| '''0 – 100''' || None || Train freely, no total skill cap
|-
| '''100 – 120''' || Power Scroll || One scroll per skill, consumed permanently
|-
| '''120+''' || BOD Reward Gear || Must be equipped, only source that breaks 120
|}

== Still Have Questions? ==

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