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Emphasizes your starting class by soft-capping skills at a threshold based on their starting values after character creation. Skills will continue to grow beyond the threshold but at a rate that gets slower and slower as it increases. The method (and code!) comes from the excellent CCCP mod, which in turn is based on the legendary GCD mod.

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Galsiah's Character Development mod introduced a heavy emphasis on your starting class and attributes when leveling. Necrolesian's excellent Class-Conscious Character Progression (CCCP) is a modern reimplementation of GCD in Lua and a better mod than this if you're looking for a leveling system that is very heavily focused on differentiating your characters between classes, rather than all characters eventually becoming the same godlike being at the end of the game.

This mod takes the skill leveling code from CCCP and makes it available as a standalone mod for use with other leveling systems like vanilla or another leveling mod like MULE.

The mod works for predefined or custom classes. It captures skill values after character generation is complete, so will work with mods that add classes too. Note that the base value of the skill is used so modifiers on top of base skills will not factor in.

The default settings have a 0.8 factor for the influence of your starting skills and 60 as the base threshold. So if a skill is at 40 after chargen, then the soft cap for leveling is 60 + 40 * 0.8 = 92. If a skill is 5 after chargen, the minimum, then its soft cap will be 60 + 5 * 0.8 = 64. Both skills will level as usual up to their soft caps at which point leveling will slow down - but not finish. They will keep leveling, but at a slower rate - a rate that will keep getting slower as the skills get higher.

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Almost all the code in this mod is from Necrolesian's Class-Conscious Character Progression (CCCP) mod! Grateful to them for the permissive license on the code as well as being supportive of using CCCP in the name of this mod so as to give credit where it's due.

Any bugs are mine, though, please don't blame CCCP.