The ARC Raiders Skill Tree Builder at arcraiderskill.com is the community's most-used tool for planning, testing, and sharing skill allocations before committing real in-game points. This guide explains every feature of the builder and shows you how to get the most out of it — whether you're a first-time player or a veteran optimizing your 75th-level respec.
Interactive, free, no account needed. Plan any build in seconds.
Launch ARC Raiders Skill Tree Builder →ARC Raiders does not offer a free respec system. Once you spend skill points in-game, reverting your decisions costs resources — and many players end up stuck with suboptimal builds for hours of gameplay. The ARC Raiders skill tree builder solves this by letting you:
Click to allocate/de-allocate points. See connections between prerequisite nodes in real-time.
Scroll to zoom (0.4×–2.5×). Drag to pan across the full tree. Great for large-screen planning.
Generates a unique URL for your build. Copy and send to teammates or post in Discord.
Describe your playstyle and receive an auto-applied build recommendation powered by AI.
One-click reset returns all points to zero. Test as many configurations as you want.
Real-time display of points spent per branch and total. Always know your allocation at a glance.
Navigate to arcraiderskill.com. The interactive skill tree loads immediately — no login required.
The tree is divided into three columns: Conditioning (left), Mobility (center), Survival (right). Each column shows point totals at the top. Use scroll to zoom in on specific nodes.
Left-click a node to add a rank. Right-click to remove a rank. Locked nodes (requiring prerequisites or category point gates) appear with a lock icon and will not activate until requirements are met.
Click the AI assistant button in the corner. Describe your playstyle (e.g., "I play solo and focus on looting") and the AI will suggest and auto-apply a build for you to review.
Click the Share icon in the top-right controls. Your build is encoded into the URL. Copy it and share with anyone — they'll see your exact allocation when they open the link.