If you wish to be a Conan the Barbarian type, you may need to put Attribute points into Vigor for increased Two Handed skill and points into Endurance In order to improve Athletics and Riding for mobility. Focus points are earned every time you level up and are used to improve your learning speed for a specific skill. Attribute points are assigned during character creation and for every three levels you will gain 1 Attribute point.
You can gain increased experience to a specific set of skills by assigning Attribute Points and Focus Points.
Skills can be increased by gaining experience to it by performing related actions. Thankfully, any gaps in your skills can be remedied with the right companions. However, some skills are more useful than others, especially since Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord is set in Calradia during a time of great strife where war, battle, and banditry is common improving combat related skills is crucial in order to succeed early on. When creating your own character, it may be tempting to be great at everything. Every single king, queen, peasant, and soldier makes use of the same skills as you do, making this guide useful not just for you, but also for understanding your companions and hirelings attributes. There are a total of 18 Skills and over 250 perks in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, all of which bring their own unique flavor to your warband. Unfortunately, neither of these skills are particularly worth leveling as the perks for engineering and tactics do not work as of 1.4.0. Obviously this is a fairly high cost way to level it though. I'm not certain as to how much XP you get from it, but it did seem to be a fairly hefty amount. I haven't tested this much, but I also suppose you could attempt to escape battles by sacrificing troops and items for tactics XP as well. Auto-resolve seems to give very minimal XP to tactics. Subsequent kills (and maybe deaths?) by your party (and maybe army?) will increase tactics slowly. Tactics can be leveled up slowly through battle by issuing an order (simple F1-F3 or F6 would suffice) at least once. Trebuchets seem to give the most XP (I'm not certain about that, but it felt that way to me). It is much faster to increase engineering through building siege engines. Tactics is leveled by issuing orders in battle and, I think, auto-resolving battles. The longer you're leading a Siege, the more exp you'll get towards it. O'Neill:Engineering can be increased from sieges.
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