Well, for Wizards, there are 3 priority skills: Conviction, Discipline, and Lore.  The first two govern your ability to cast spells, and the third is how much about occult stuff that you know.  You currently have Conviction +5, Discipline +4, and Lore +3.  That's pretty good for a Wizard, especially since your Focus Items are geared more towards Control than Power.  So, those skills are good where they are.<br/><br/>You've made a big to-do about how your character is both a private investigator and a Warden, in the vein of Harry Dresden.  Therefore, having both a good Weapons and Investigation level are appropriate - you've got those, at +5 and +3 respectively.<br/><br/>That means you've got both your +5 skill slots, one of your +4, and both of your +3 filled by what I would call your 'key' skills.  That leaves one +4, and both of your +2s and +1s.<br/><br/>Now, here' the question I have for you.  Do you want to focus more on the physical, and being a good fighter as well as a decent detective, like Harry?  Or do you want to focus more on the social/mental end of things, and boost your investigative ability?  Because right now, with those skill slots, you're a capable fighter and detective, with the ability to focus your remaining abilities on one.<br/><br/>Lemme spell it out here.<br/><br/>If you focus on the Physical: you'll be good at knowing occult things, and spotting things that you're looking for, but that's about it for your detective abilities.  You will, however, be a fearsome physical fighter, capable of dodging well and taking a more than normal amount of punishment before you get KOed.<br/><br/>If you focus on the Social/Mental: you'll be capable of wielding that sword - and your spells - with great power and effect, but you'll be a glass cannon - liable to go down at the first hit or two that you take.  You will, however, be a social force, able to intimidate people, trick confessions out of suspects, and get the better of people in non-combat situations.