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'''Level''' measures a [[character]]'s progression through Corepunk. Higher-levelled characters will tend to have higher [[health]] and deal more damage than their lower-levelled counterparts. | '''Level''' measures a [[character]]'s progression through Corepunk. Higher-levelled characters will tend to have higher [[health]] and deal more damage than their lower-levelled counterparts. | ||
==Levelling Up== | ==Levelling Up== | ||
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This article is about character level. For profession level, see Mastery Level.
Level measures a Character's progression through Corepunk. Higher-levelled characters will tend to have higher Health and deal more damage than their lower-levelled counterparts.
Levelling Up
Increasing your level requires Experience. Upon levelling up, your skills will increase in power and base characteristics such as health.
A more detailed list of level-up rewards will be included upon release.
Max Level
Upon reaching the maximum level of 40, no amount of experience will increase your level.
You will be able to join a Culture and change your Weapon Mastery. In adition, achieving 100% Efficiency in a crafting Profession will yield a profession-specific bonus which affects gameplay.