Advanced New World Skill Calculator

Skill Build Inputs

Build Name

Role

Skill Type

Primary Weapon

Secondary Weapon

Armor Weight

Current Skill Level

Target Skill Level

Current Level Progress XP

Base XP Per Action

Event Bonus %

Gear Bonus %

Territory Bonus %

Company Bonus %

Actions Per Hour

Material Cost Per Action

Market Tax %

Coin Budget

Planned Attribute Points

Weapon Mastery Points

Important Perks Count

Build Notes

Formula Used

This calculator uses a planning curve. It is not a live game database. Update inputs when game values, route speed, or market prices change.

Level XP step = 120 + level × 32 + level² × 1.85
Raw XP needed = target cumulative XP − current cumulative XP − current progress XP
Total bonus % = event bonus + gear bonus + territory bonus + company bonus
Effective XP per action = base XP per action × (1 + total bonus % ÷ 100)
Required actions = raw XP needed ÷ effective XP per action
Estimated hours = required actions ÷ actions per hour
Total cost = required actions × material cost × (1 + market tax % ÷ 100)
Power planning score = attribute points × 0.45 + mastery points × 1.8 + perks × 3.2 + levels gained × 1.1

How To Use This Calculator

Enter a build name and choose your role.
Select the primary weapon, secondary weapon, armor weight, and skill type.
Add your current level and target level.
Enter base XP per action from your route or crafting plan.
Add any bonuses that apply to your plan.
Enter expected actions per hour and coin costs.
Press the calculate button to see the result above the form.
Use CSV or PDF export to save the build summary.

Example Data Table

Plan	Skill Type	Current	Target	XP Per Action	Bonus %	Cost Per Action	Actions Per Hour
Expedition Weapon Plan	Weapon Mastery	40	80	120	15	0	260
Crafting Batch Plan	Crafting	95	150	210	18	3.75	180
Gathering Route Plan	Gathering	120	200	90	22	0.40	420

Build Planning With Clear Numbers

A New World build can change fast. One weapon swap may alter damage, stamina use, and group value. This calculator helps you test those choices before you spend time, coin, or crafting materials. It is designed for planning, not for replacing game judgement. You can enter a current skill level, a target level, action rewards, bonuses, costs, and pace. The tool then estimates the gap, total bonus rate, required actions, total time, and coin pressure.

Why Skill Estimates Matter

Skill growth often feels simple at first. Later levels can demand many repeated actions. A small bonus can reduce the workload. A weak reward value can make progress slow. The calculator shows these tradeoffs in one place. You can compare a gathering route, crafting batch, weapon practice plan, or refining session. You can also add attribute points and mastery points to create a fuller build note.

Using The Results

The result is an estimate based on the formula shown below. It uses a scaling level curve and your reward settings. If your server prices change, update the material cost field. If an event bonus starts, add it to the bonus inputs. If you expect interruptions, lower the actions per hour value. These small adjustments make the plan more practical.

Better Team Preparation

Groups benefit from clear roles. A tank, healer, damage dealer, or crafter needs different priorities. This calculator lets you record weapon choice, armor weight, perks, and planned attribute points. The exported CSV can be saved with other build notes. The PDF option is useful when sharing a quick summary with friends, company members, or raid leaders.

Practical Planning Tips

Run several scenarios before choosing one plan. Test a low cost route. Test a high reward route. Compare time saved against extra coin spent. Check whether your coin budget can cover the material estimate after tax. Use the example table as a starting point, then replace the values with your own route data. Good planning prevents waste and keeps progress focused.

Record each test run and compare actual progress later. Over time, your estimates improve. You will learn which loops feel efficient, which routes waste travel, and which bonuses deserve priority for your character build.

FAQs

What does this calculator estimate?

It estimates XP needs, required actions, hours, cost, budget gap, and build planning score. It helps compare different skill routes before spending time or coin.

Is the XP curve official?

No. The curve is a planning model. It is useful for comparison, but you should update inputs if exact game values or patch data change.

Can I use it for weapon mastery?

Yes. Select Weapon Mastery, enter your weapon pair, and add XP per action from your activity. The output will estimate progress time.

Can I use it for crafting skills?

Yes. Enter crafting XP per item, item cost, tax, bonuses, and actions per hour. The result shows cost and time pressure.

What is power planning score?

It is a simple combined score using attributes, mastery points, perks, and planned levels. It helps compare builds quickly.

Why does cost include tax?

Many plans use market materials. Tax can change the real cost. Adding it gives a safer budget estimate.

How do I export my result?

Press Download CSV after entering values. After calculation, use the PDF button to save a readable summary.

Why are my actions so high?

Your XP gap may be large, or XP per action may be low. Increase valid bonuses, choose better routes, or adjust your target level.