This addition grants the ability to level up past 81 by resetting skills trees back to level 15. As of patch 1.9, this limit has been lifted with the addition of Legendary Skills. Originally, there was a level cap of 81, which meant a maximum of 80 perks could be acquired. Perks are detailed on the individual skill pages, along with their requirements. The Daedric Smithing perk, which comes before the Dragon Armor perk, cannot be obtained from the left side of the tree, despite the Dragon Armor perk being visibly joined to the Glass Armor perk. An example of this is on the Smithing tree.
Some perks in a tree cannot be obtained by looping around another path, after reaching the end of the tree. The skills of Destruction, Restoration, Alteration, Heavy Armor, Sneak, Lockpicking, Pickpocket, and Speech all have a perk dependency structure that is similar to a rooted tree. The exception being the starting perk, that must be obtained first in order to obtain any other perks for that skill. Skill prerequisites aside, most perks for a given skill depend upon a previously obtained perk. High-end perks, such as Shield Charge, require a Block level of 100. Most perks will have certain requirements before they can be chosen-for instance, perks after the first point in Shield Wall require a Block level of 20 or higher. However, points do not need to be used immediately they can be saved for use later if the Dragonborn does not have the Skill Level required to have that perk. Perks are a feature introduced in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.Įvery time a level is gained, a point is granted to spend on a perk. A Destruction skill tree with some perks activated.
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