All players start with three different circles of skills. One of these is combat; the other two are dependent on the class you are playing. These circles will have between two and eight different levels. Here is a table showing you what super level is required before you can assign a single point to the level in question. Keep in mind that all level 8 skills take twice as long to use as every other skill.

Level 1	Super 1
Level 2	Super 1
Level 3	Super 2
Level 4	Super 4
Level 5	Super 8
Level 6	Super 12
Level 7	Super 16
Level 8	Super 20

With each super level your player gains you will be given one skill point. This skill point can be used to learn a new skill or it can be used to improve an existing skill. There are 20 degrees of skill level, and after earning each you will see a preview of the performance of the next. The higher the level of a skill, the more effective that skill becomes, therefore requiring more spell points to use.

Combat Skills - Not all classes can learn all combat levels

Level	Name	Damage	SP Cost
1	Single Strike	1x100%
2	Double Strike	2x60%
3	Power Slash	1x150%	2SP
4	Double Slash	2x100%	3SP
5	Triple Slash	3x60%	3SP
6	Power Attack	1x200%	3SP
7	Master Assault	2x150%	5SP
8	Focused Attack	1x400%	5SP

Dodge - Allows your player to totally dodge an incoming attack. Dodging will prevent you from performing any other move during that round of combat.
Wait Dodge - Allows your player to dodge an incoming attack and then counterattack. Both moves have a reduced chance of success compared to a regular dodge or attack. When wait dodging you must be the first person to move in the round; otherwise it behaves just like dodge.