PRACTICE [COMMAND]

Type: Utility
Syntax: practice <skillname> <num>|max

Description:
 By practicing, you increase your knowledge in skills and spells. You have to
 be present at a guildmaster to improve your skill.

 Typing practice with no further argument will list your current skills and
 spells, your proficiency in the skill, as well as the number of practice
 sessions left. Spells also have their mana cost listed. 

 You have # practice sessions left.
 spell name              (proficiency-level)         #   Mana
 skill name              (proficiency-level) 

 When present at a guildmaster however, a list of the skills available for
 you at that guildmaster will be shown instead, as well as the level of 
 difficulty to take that skill/spell, how many practices you have in the
 skill/spell as well as the maximum. In addition it will show how many %
 knowledge of the skill the guildmaster has.

 A <name of guildmaster> can teach you the following:
 You have # practice sessions left.
 skillname                (difficulty-level)   your#/max# your% (master%)

 To practice a skill just type practice <skillname> when present at the
 guildmaster teaching that skill. This will let you practice 1 session in
 said skill. You can add a number argument after the skillname to practice
 more than 1 session, or add the argument max which will let you practice
 up to the maximum for your level.

 How many practice sessions you can spend at any given skill/spell at every
 level, and when a skill/spell is available to you depend on your class.
 (See HELP SKILLS or HELP SKILLS <classname>)

Abbreviations: pr(actice)

See Also: DIFFICULTY, PROFICIENCY, SKILLS, CLASSES, SKILLS <CLASSNAME>