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	A profession, whether it be a Starting Profession or an Advanced Profession, is made up of skill boxes that are strung together to make what we call the "Skill Onion". The onion, comprised of the Novice Skill box at the bottom, the Master Skill box at the top, with 4 branches of 4 boxes each in the middle, all require time and effort to achieve. The basic skill boxes at the bottom are typically the easiest to get with the lowest experience and monetary costs. As you move up the skill onion, however, the costs become greater and greater.		A profession, whether it be a Starting Profession or an Advanced Profession, is made up of skill boxes that are strung together to make what we call the "Skill Onion". The onion, comprised of the Novice Skill box at the bottom, the Master Skill box at the top, with 4 branches of 4 boxes each in the middle, all require time and effort to achieve. The basic skill boxes at the bottom are typically the easiest to get with the lowest experience and monetary costs. As you move up the skill onion, however, the costs become greater and greater.
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		+	If a player trains a master skill, they will also receive a special badge indicating they mastered the profession.

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 Skill modifiers may also come from buffing sources. Some of these include
-. [[Food and skill buff Effects (Game Mechanics)|Food Buffs]] Read for more for details
+. [[Food and skill buff Effects (Game Mechanics)|Food Buffs]] Read for more for details<br>
 . [[Food and skill buff Effects (Game Mechanics)|Item Skill buffs]] Read for more for details

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 Skill modifiers may also come from buffing sources. Some of these include
-. Food Buffs
+. [[Food and skill buff Effects (Game Mechanics)|Food Buffs]] Read for more for details
-. Creature Loot Buffs
+. [[Food and skill buff Effects (Game Mechanics)|Item Skill buffs]] Read for more for details
-. Item Skill buffs
-.  Creature loot buffs such as
+. Food buffs such as Veghash increases creature harvesting modifiers. These modifiers are temporary and work over the skill modifier cap.   These bonuses show up on the skill modifier pane as well as buff window icons.
-Kwi adrenaline gland
+. Item skill buffs such as Skill Enhancer Stims work to increase modifiers as well, however the speed versions of these cap in effectiveness at the 100 skill modifier mark.
-Kliknik
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-. Item skill buffs such as Skill Stims
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−	Skill modifiers may also come from ~~food and other item~~ buffs such as Veghash ~~which~~ increases creature harvesting modifiers. These modifiers are temporary and work the ~~same as if they were~~ skill ~~attachment or clothing bonuses~~. These bonuses show up on the skill modifier pane as well as buff window icons.	+	Skill modifiers may also come from buffing sources. Some of these include
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		+	1. Food Buffs
		+	2. Creature Loot Buffs
		+	3. Item Skill buffs
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		+	Food buffs such as Veghash increases creature harvesting modifiers. These modifiers are temporary and work over the skill modifier cap. These bonuses show up on the skill modifier pane as well as buff window icons.
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		+	2. Creature loot buffs such as
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		+	Kwi adrenaline gland
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		+	3. Item skill buffs such as Skill Stims

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−	Skill modifiers may also come from food and other item buffs such as Veghash which increases creature harvesting modifiers. These modifiers are temporary and work the same as if they were skill attachment or clothing bonuses.	+	Skill modifiers may also come from food and other item buffs such as Veghash which increases creature harvesting modifiers. These modifiers are temporary and work the same as if they were skill attachment or clothing bonuses. These bonuses show up on the skill modifier pane as well as buff window icons.

	==Source References==		==Source References==

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	== Skill Modifiers ==		== Skill Modifiers ==
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		+	Also see [[Using Skill Attachments (Game Mechanics)\|Skill Attachments]]

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-||[[Ability_Name 1 (Source)|Source 1]]||http://Link1
+||[[Skill Mechanics 1 (Source)|Source 1]]||http://web.archive.org/web/20050303205917/starwarsgalaxies.station.sony.com/content.jsp?page=Advanced+Guide+Skill+Mods
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-||[[Ability_Name 2 (Source)|Source 2]]||http://Link2
+||[[Skill Mechanics 2 (Source)|Source 2]]||http://Link2
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+||[[Skill Mechanics 3 (Source)|Source 3]]||http://Link3
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-||[[Ability_Name 4 (Source)|Source 4]]||http://Link4
+||[[Skill Mechanics 4 (Source)|Source 4]]||http://Link4
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-||[[Ability_Name 5 (Source)|Source 5]]||http://Link5
+||[[Skill Mechanics 5 (Source)|Source 5]]||http://Link5
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+||[[Skill Mechanics 6 (Source)|Source 6]]||http://Link6
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-||[[Ability_Name 7 (Source)|Source 7]]||http://Link7
+||[[Skill Mechanics 7 (Source)|Source 7]]||http://Link7
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+||[[Skill Mechanics 8 (Source)|Source 8]]||http://Link8
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-||[[Ability_Name 9 (Source)|Source 9]]||http://Link9
+||[[Skill Mechanics 9 (Source)|Source 9]]||http://Link9
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-||[[Ability_Name 10 (Source)|Source 10]]||http://Link10
+||[[Skill Mechanics 10 (Source)|Source 10]]||http://Link10
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-There are a wide variety of crafted and looted items that can be used to create enhanced components, and an even wider variety of crafted enhanced clothing, armor and weapons. Be sure to get out and mingle with your crafters and adventurers to find and barter for looted components, skill enhanced segments and items. Good luck!
+There are a wide variety of crafted and looted items that can be used to create enhanced components, and an even wider variety of crafted enhanced clothing, armor and weapons. Be sure to get out and mingle with your crafters and adventurers to find and barter for looted components, skill enhanced segments and items.
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