Wheel of Fate

The Wheel of Fate is the shared main skill tree, with 379 nodes arranged around Appraisal. Its normal spending limit is 100 points, so choosing routes and a constellation’s final power matters more than filling the whole graph.

What your points buy

With ordinary progression from level 1, the starting point plus level gains gives a point budget equal to your player level, up to the normal spending limit. Vanilla experience levels do not supply these points. Other point sources or administrator actions can change the stored total.

Appraisal grants isekaiskills:spassive_appraisal, a passive marker for integrations. It does not add attributes or implement an inspection overlay itself; what an overlay reveals depends on the integration that consumes the marker.

Choose a constellation

Each constellation has 5 stages. Within a stage, routes lead from an entry node to a deeper node, then to a weave and the stage gate. A junction accepts 1 incoming route in the bundled tree; several incoming lines do not mean you must buy every predecessor.

The following gates also require your IsekaiCore player level and points already spent across the whole category. The spent-point requirement is checked before buying the node.

The capstones of the same constellation exclude each other. Spending in another constellation can satisfy a gate’s category-wide spending threshold; it does not replace the incoming route or player-level check.

Confluence nodes connect neighbouring constellations in the table’s order, wrapping from Sanctum to Aegis. Their level requirements are 5, 15, 25, 42, 60 and 80, moving outwards. Each costs 2 and adds +1 to each neighbouring primary attribute. These are endpoints: buying one does not open a route into the next constellation.

Buying every available node in a constellation, Appraisal and 1 of its capstones costs 90 points. That is a full-branch total, not the shortest route to the capstone. The entire graph has 764 points of configured costs; excluding 1 capstone per pair leaves 708, well above the normal budget.

Attribute nodes and passive powers

The tables below show the actual additive attribute values. Fractional critical and evasion values use their raw fraction: +0.03 means +3 percentage points. A flat movement-speed addition stays a flat value; Windrunner’s +0.01 is not an unconditional percentage multiplier. See Attributes and effects for how each attribute is used.

Midway passives cost 3; capstones cost 8. Their additions are:

Learnable active powers

Each listed power has 3 ranks. Its nodes sit in stages 3, 4 and 5, require player levels 30, 50 and 70, and cost 0 points once the route is available. Repeated unlocks raise the same power’s rank.

These powers currently have no combat effect. Their configured cooldown and astral-energy cost are both 0; unlocking or placing one on the learned-skill loadout does not give it the attacks, protection or healing suggested by its name. Their rank and loadout integration exist, while their effect bodies are empty.

Use the skill-tree screen

Open the skill tree with its assigned key. Select a node to see its cost, prerequisites, local condition and exclusions; hold the primary mouse button on an eligible node, or hold Enter or Space, for 1.2 seconds to request an unlock.

Releasing the button, leaving the graph, losing focus, changing category or losing eligibility cancels an unfinished hold. A completed hold submits a request; the unlock animation waits for the server to show the node as unlocked. A timeout means confirmation was not observed, not that the server rolled the request back.

The screen refreshes its snapshot every 150 milliseconds. It shows inaccessible categories but prevents their unlocks. Race, class and discipline requirements can restrict other categories; they do not make the shared main tree exclusive to a race or class.

Progression and other systems

Where the data lives

The bundled graph is under data/isekaiskills/puffish_skills/categories/main/; additional conditions are in data/isekaiexpansion/skill_requirement/main.json. See Skill-tree data for local conditions and power rewards, Progression for level behaviour, and Skill-tree runtime for implementation and authoring tools.