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Alright, sounds good. I'll get right to updating the pages as soon as I finish a reference guide for the new skill table format. You can view it here on my User page. Right now, I'm working on special cases that involve #ifexpr: statements or uses of rowspan or colspan for users who are interested in coding or table formatting.
Anyway, the terms "Master Level" and "Max Level" are relatively new.
- Master Level refers to a soft cap on skill levels. It controls the maximum amount of levels that can be obtained while adding points through the Skill Tree Window. Additional skill points can be added via items or effects, but cannot exceed the Max Level.
- Max Level refers to a hard cap on skill levels.
Oh I see. Lets go with "Master Level" then.
You have a very in depth reference guide on your generic formatting section.
Looks pretty small. I think just one small works. Why are we displaying up to lv50? Can we even reach that high?
Lv 50 is the skill's "Master Level". It's listed as one of the attributes on the page. Usually skills up to Level 45 have a Master Level of 50, unless they are special buff/passive skills. 1st & 2nd Awakening skills have a Master Level of 30. For skills like 
Apocalypse and 
Crux of Victoria, it might even be more beneficial to list up to the Master Level since most players intend to stack levels on the skill for special bonuses. I've seen players with these two skills up to Lv 27 for Beast Dungeon, when the normal obtainable amount is Lv 9.
Normally for Flash, we can only reach up to Lv28 since the level cap is 90 at the moment. Should I reduce the size of the array?
And here i thought "Master Level refers to a soft cap on skill levels." mean max level on skill tree according to character level. I think I prefer my original answer where our skill tree reflect max character level. Thanks to formulas, we can increase the row size easily should neople increase the level limit.
How do we know master level? Is there data mining involved? To get to lv50, you would need a character around lv127 with set bonuses and buff.
