In essence ,it’ll take you less commitment to the given tree before you can access the best perks, and you can get the good stuff sooner. You’ll also be much quicker to access the many skills that require level 30 in the same tree: Limbsplitter, Deep Wounds, and Skull Crusher.
This brings us to the good and the bad of going for those ‘race-based skill boosts’ you receive at the start of the game: On the plus side if you play a Nord and begin the game with a boosted 25 in Two-handed you’ll already have access to the first rank of Barbarian (+20% two-handed damage) and Champion’s Stance (two-handed power attacks cost 25% less stamina) as soon as your character hits level 3 – even if you haven’t even swung a two-handed weapon before. If you never actually pickpocket you won’t have access to higher-tier pickpocketing skills, no matter how many perk points you have to spend you’ll only be able to put those perk points into skill trees where you meet the prerequisite. So what’s to stop players from swinging around a sword all day and putting all the perk points from leveling up into a totally different tree like Pickpocketing? The answer is this: Most perks in any given skill tree are locked until you have a sufficiently high level in that specific tree. So you could cast Destruction magic all day and get a crazy high score in that tree, but without allocating perk points to Destruction, you’d never see any improvement in the skill. It just means you’re eligible to choose them. Having 66 in Restoration doesn’t give you perks. Each time your character goes up a level, then you’ll get that extra perk point to be spent on whatever tree you like, as well as your choice to boost your character’s overall health, magicka, or stamina. Instead what happens is that each time a skill goes up, you’ll get a tiny bit closer to another overall level for your character. This will not give you any new abilities or perks in Destruction. The leveling mechanic for Elder Scrolls V works like this: When you perform a skill, it increases in rank (ie casting Flames will soon level up your Destruction tree. Complete Guide to Skyrim Read Now ► How does leveling work in Skyrim?
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