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These abilities are a factor to be taken into account when battling, as they give the characters an edge over their opponents - skills are not limited to playable characters. | These abilities are a factor to be taken into account when battling, as they give the characters an edge over their opponents - skills are not limited to playable characters. | ||
Skills can also be passed down; the children will have the personal skills of both of their parents. The only exception to this rule are the three "sword skills": [[Astra]], [[Sol]] and [[ | Skills can also be passed down; the children will have the personal skills of both of their parents. The only exception to this rule are the three "sword skills": [[Astra]], [[Sol]] and [[Luna]], which can only be inherited by non-mounted, sword-wielding children. | ||
Outside of inheritance, this incarnation of the skills system is the only one where skills are completely static and cannot be removed, swapped or otherwise externally altered. | Outside of inheritance, this incarnation of the skills system is the only one where skills are completely static and cannot be removed, swapped or otherwise externally altered. | ||
