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'''Experience''' represents how much a certain dwarf (or other intelligent creature) has learned about a certain subject or profession. It affects proficiency in skills. Precise points in experience are never displayed directly, except in Adventurer mode. | '''Experience''' represents how much a certain dwarf (or other intelligent creature) has learned about a certain subject or profession. It affects proficiency in skills. Precise points in experience are never displayed directly, except in Adventurer mode. | ||
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Experience represents how much a certain dwarf (or other intelligent creature) has learned about a certain subject or profession. It affects proficiency in skills. Precise points in experience are never displayed directly, except in Adventurer mode.
Every experience point earned is associated with a skill. Every time a dwarf uses this skill, experience is gained. When a skill is unused for a while, the skill will become rusty and experience will eventually decrease again [Verify].
A more skilled dwarf will do work better and faster than an unskilled one. The better work results in higher quality items. The speed of work is most notable in legendary miners, who will barely touch the walls to make them crumble.
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- Notes:
- * This is the highest skill level possible for one of your starting dwarfs.
- ** These levels are not shown in game, but they do have an effect. An ordinary legendary dwarf produces a significant proportion of superior quality goods while a legendary+5 dwarf is guaranteed at least exceptional (barring tiredness/hunger etc. effects)
- *** It seems to be possible to have skill over Legendary+5(at least in adventure mode). This is clearly seen by looking at experience required for next level and how much you level up. Simpliest way to see this is to remove weapon, choose to not dodge/move around and simply wait while something harmless tries to kill you. Tested in version 31.10, probably unchanged since then.[Verify]
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