Skills

The skills interface.

Skills are a player's attributes that can be advanced throughout the game. Skills are trained by repeating actions that give experience in the skill until enough experience is earned to advance to the next level. Skills range from cooking food, to chopping trees and to casting magic. Some skills are "interlaced", meaning that they can be used together. For example, logs obtained from Woodcutting can be lit for Firemaking, which can then be used to cook food for Cooking.

A player levels up a skill.

There are 25 different skills in Zeah. All skills start out at level 1 except for Hitpoints, which starts with level 10. Players can advance a skill to level 99. After that, they can increase their experience up to 200,000,000 but get no more levels for doing so. See Highscores for the relative rankings of the different skills.

A player could bring a level of a skill to 100 while wearing a Cape of Accomplishment of that skill, with no great significant bonus; it is just for the feeling of having a skill boosted over the level 99 mark. Skills can also be temporarily boosted through special equipment, items, Prayer, or potions.

Skills

	Attack	Wielding stronger melee weapons and hitting monsters more accurately in Melee.
	Strength	Dealing more melee damage and equipping certain weapons.
	Defence	Wearing stronger armour and decreasing chance of being hit.
	Ranged	Equipping stronger ranged weapons and armour. It also increases ranged accuracy.
	Prayer	Activating temporary aids to assist in combat.
	Magic	Casting various combat and utility spells.
	Runecraft	Creating runes used for casting Magic.
	Hitpoints	Amount of damage you can withstand.
	Crafting	Creating items such as jewellery, pottery, and ranged armour.
	Mining	Obtaining ores and minerals from rocks.
	Smithing	Smelting ores into bars and forging bars into armour and weapons.
	Fishing	Catching fish.
	Cooking	Making and cooking food.
	Firemaking	Lighting fires.
	Woodcutting	Chopping down trees.
	Agility	Traversing shortcuts and increases the rate at which energy recharges.
	Summoning	Allows players to summon familiars and pets to enhance game play in both combat and non-combat skills. Certain familiars can also hold additional items, allowing players to hold more than 28 items, and allows for an expanded pet list.
	Herblore	Cleaning and using herbs to create potions.
	Thieving	Stealing from market stalls and chests and pickpocketing non-player characters.
	Fletching	Creating ranged weapons and ammunition.
	Slayer	Killing certain monsters that can't normally be defeated.
	Dungeoneering	Allows players to progress further down the dungeons of Daemonheim, unlocking access to exclusive weapons, treasures, monsters, and areas. Gives rewards only accessible through dungeoneering.
	Farming	Planting and harvesting crops.
	Construction	Building a player-owned house.
	Hunter	Capturing wild animals and creatures.