\(at level 44), your current skill bonuses and ranks (including all modifiers) are:
Skill Name | Current Current
| Bonus Ranks
Two Weapon Combat..................| 192 92
Armor Use..........................| 230 130
Combat Maneuvers...................| 192 92
Edged Weapons......................| 192 92
Brawling...........................| 192 92
Multi Opponent Combat..............| 156 56
Physical Fitness...................| 192 92
Dodging............................| 152 52
Perception.........................| 50 10
Climbing...........................| 86 19
Swimming...........................| 86 19

Training Points: 0 Phy 2 Mnt (440 Mnt converted to Phy)
(Use SKILLS BASE to display unmodified ranks and goals)

Gender: Male Age: 177 Expr: 2,102,272 Level: 44
Normal (Bonus) ... Enhanced (Bonus)
Strength (STR): 100 (25) ... 102 (26)
Constitution (CON): 100 (25) ... 101 (25)
Dexterity (DEX): 100 (30) ... 101 (30)
Agility (AGI): 100 (40) ... 101 (40)
Discipline (DIS): 79 (-1) ... 79 (-1)
Aura (AUR): 84 (22) ... 84 (22)
Logic (LOG): 58 (4) ... 58 (4)
Intuition (INT): 61 (5) ... 61 (5)
Wisdom (WIS): 64 (7) ... 64 (7)
Influence (INF): 55 (12) ... 55 (12)
Mana: 3 Silver: 862

So just looking for some input on what climbing ranks should be getting, swimming ranks, perception ranks, and then any other input. I am currently working on bringing my dodge ranks up to 2x. Pretty set on using dual katars or dual weapons really.

<So just looking for some input on what climbing ranks should be getting, swimming ranks, perception ranks, and then any other input.>

Minimum of 1x in Perception for any character of any profession... that skill factors into so many things you're screwing yourself if you don't get at least that much.

Swimming and climbing, get them in batches as you need them to get into new hunting grounds. I didn't go above 15 ranks in either on any character until they were in their late 60's or early 70's.

Starchitin, the OG

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