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Perks are permanent character upgrades purchased with Skill Points earned through leveling. They are different from Skills, which improve by performing related actions.

Perks and effects

Check the cost and confirmation shown in-game before buying the next level.

Perk	Effect per level
Immunity	Increase Max Rad Immunity by 5
Morale	Increase Max Morale by 100
Life	Increase Max Life by 100
Luck	Increase chance of finding better items
Strength	Increase strength by 1%
Defense	Increase defense by 1%
Speed	Increase speed by 1%
Agility	Increase agility by 1%

Spending Skill Points

Later perk levels can cost more than early levels, so spreading Skill Points and specializing have different trade-offs. Before confirming a purchase, consider whether your current bottleneck is resource capacity, survivability, combat effectiveness, or loot quality.

Perk changes may be restricted or costly. Treat the in-game confirmation as authoritative for the current cost and effect.

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-===Perks===
+'''Perks''' are permanent character upgrades purchased with Skill Points earned through leveling. They are different from [[Skills]], which improve by performing related actions.
-Are all highlighted in green and correspond with how you spent your skill points below. With a description of what that perk entails.
-===Perks Bars===
+== Perks and effects ==
-Here’s where you can spend your well earnt skill points from levelling up. '''Choose wisely because as yet there’s no way to go back on a selection'''. The first upgrade cost 1 skill point and subsequent upgrades the cost will grow exponentially. For example, to upgrade to level 10 in Rad Immunity: It will cost you 1 skill point for the 1st upgrade, 2 for the 2nd, 3 for the 3rd, 4 for the 4th, and so on.  A total of 55 points.
+Check the cost and confirmation shown in-game before buying the next level.
-*'''Immunity''', Increase Max Rad Immunity by 5 each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 60, after all ten upgrades.
+{{#zed_list:player_perks}}
-*'''Morale''', increase max morale by 100 each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 1,100, after all ten upgrades.
-*'''Life''', increase max life by 100 each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 1,100, after all ten upgrades.
-*'''Luck''', increase chance of finding better items each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 10, after all ten upgrades.
-*'''Strength''', increase strength by 1% each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 10%, after all ten upgrades.
-*'''Defence''', increase defence by 1% each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 10%, after all ten upgrades.
-*'''Speed''', increase speed by 1% each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 10%, after all ten upgrades.
-*'''Agility''', increase agility by 1% each level until you’ve reached the maximum of 10%, after all ten upgrades.
-At the end of each bar is the number of points needed to upgrade to the next level, highlighted in red. By clicking on a bar, a pop-up will appear asking you if you want to spend, for example, one skill point on improving your Rad Immunity by five. To confirm your choice, press the green upgrade button.
+== Spending Skill Points ==
+Later perk levels can cost more than early levels, so spreading Skill Points and specializing have different trade-offs. Before confirming a purchase, consider whether your current bottleneck is resource capacity, survivability, combat effectiveness, or loot quality.
+Perk changes may be restricted or costly. Treat the in-game confirmation as authoritative for the current cost and effect.