- **3 STR** increases offense by **1**
- First **74 points** of STR are not affected
- Only affects melee (Archery and throwing use Dexterity with the same formula)
- **1 STR** increases weight limit by **1**
- **1 STR** increases attack by **0.9**
- First **66 points** of STR are not affected
- **1 STR** increases attack cap by **0.9**
- First **66 points** of STR are not affected
- **2 STR** increases blacksmithing skillup chance by **1%**
- If you fail a combine, chance of skillup is halved
- Higher INT or WIS takes precedence over STR with a **\-15% penalty** to skillup probability
- Tradeskill gains use a **two-roll system**: Stats impact the first roll, while skill level impacts the second roll
- **40 STR** increases endurance by **1** (Diminishing returns at **100** and again at **202** STR)
¶ Game Stats Guide
Welcome to the comprehensive guide on game stats. Here you'll find detailed information on how each stat affects gameplay, helping you optimize your character's performance. Use the search below to quickly find the specific stat you're interested in.
¶ Game Stats Guide
¶ Basic Stats
- **2 STA** increases maximum health by **1**
- First **255 points** increase health by **255** (1 STA per 1 HP)
- Class affects this formula
- **40 STA** increases endurance by **1** (Diminishing returns at **100** and again at **202** STA)
- **40 AGI** increases endurance by **1** (Diminishing returns at **100** and **202** AGI)
- **5 AGI** increases defense by **1**
- First **40 points** of AGI are not affected
- **20 AGI** increases AC by **1**
- First **70 points** of AGI are not affected
- **100 AGI** increases AC by **16**
- Applies only once (max **16 AC bonus**)
- Must be **Rogue or Beastlord**, and must not have another class providing more AC (e.g., Monk weight check applies)
- **Rogue cap is 12 AC instead of 16**
- **15 AGI** increases defensive proc chance by **1%** (Other factors, such as procs per minute and weapon speed, also influence this rate)
- **3 DEX** increases offense by **1**
- First **74 points** of DEX are not affected
- Applies to **Archery and throwing**, while melee uses STR with the same formula
- **2 DEX** increases fletching and poison-making skillup chance by **1%**
- Failing a combine halves the skillup chance
- Higher INT or WIS takes precedence with a **\-15% penalty**
- Tradeskill gains use a **two-roll system**
- **10 DEX** increases archery crit chance by **0.1%**
- First **255 points** are not affected
- **10 DEX** increases melee crit chance by **0.01%** (Combat Fury maxed gives **0.028%** chance increase)
- First **255 points** are not affected
- **10 DEX** increases throwing crit chance by **0.04%**
- First **255 points** are not affected
- **15 DEX** increases weapon proc chance by **1%**
- **40 DEX** increases endurance by **1** (Diminishing returns at **100** and **202** DEX)
- **50 DEX** increases headshot chance by **1%**
- **50 DEX** increases backstab assassination chance by **1%**
- **255 DEX** increases throwing assassination chance by **26%** (Capped at 26%)
- **100 DEX** increases spell proc chance by **1%**
- **15 WIS** increases maximum mana by **1**
- First **900 points** of maximum mana at level **50** are base mana
- WIS **1-100** provides better scaling than WIS **201+**
- **THJ prioritizes the higher of WIS or INT** for classes that use both
- **25 WIS** decreases fizzle chance by **1%** (First **125 points** do not affect this)
- **2 WIS** increases all tradeskill skillup chances by **1%**
- **15 INT** increases maximum mana by **1**
- First **900 points** of maximum mana at level **50** are base mana
- INT **1-100** provides better scaling than INT **201+**
- **THJ prioritizes the higher of WIS or INT** for classes that use both
- **25 INT** decreases fizzle chance by **1%** (First **125 points** do not affect this)
- **2 INT** increases all tradeskill skillup chances by **1%**
- **25 CHA** decreases missing a note by **1%** (Bards only, first **110 points** do not affect this)
- **25 CHA** increases charm duration (A charm spell has a base duration; every 25 points scales against this duration up to a cap)
- **3 CHA** increases death save chance by **1%** (Capped at **95%**, requiring **238 CHA** to cap)
- **110 CHA** affects merchant prices (Significant impact over **60**, linear impact over **75**, diminishing returns over **110**)
- **10 CHA** increases memory blur chance by **1%**
- **10 CHA** decreases resist mod on charm and mez by **\-1** (Capped at **255 CHA** for **\-18** resist mod)
- **100 CHA** increases resist mod on fear by **\-20**
- Every **8 CHA** reduces this resist mod by **1** until it reaches **0**
- Undead fears ignore CHA mod
- **Cold Resist (CR)**: **1 point** increases Cold Resist cap and value by **1**
- **Fire Resist (FR)**: **1 point** increases Fire Resist cap and value by **1**
- **Magic Resist (MR)**: **1 point** increases Magic Resist cap and value by **1**
- **Poison Resist (PR)**: **1 point** increases Poison Resist cap and value by **1**
- **Disease Resist (DR)**: **1 point** increases Disease Resist cap and value by **1**
¶ Advanced Stats
Spell Shield is a worn item stat that reduces direct spell damage (non-DoT) before any spell runes or absorptions apply. It functions as flat percentage mitigation against incoming harmful spellcasts, including nukes, AE spells, and direct magical attacks.
- This effect stacks with other forms of mitigation such as Mitigate Spell Rune and Absorb Magic, but is applied first, helping to preserve rune-based defenses.
- Does not reduce DoT (damage-over-time) effects — DoT shielding handles that separately.
- Example: With 25% Spell Shield, an incoming 1000 damage nuke is reduced to 750 damage before any runes are checked.
- Capped at 35% total mitigation.
- Useful against magic-heavy NPCs, spellcasting PvP opponents, or AE boss encounters.
Important Notes:
- Spell Shield does not absorb damage, it simply reduces the raw value of a spell hit.
- It's especially powerful when paired with threshold or mitigation runes that would otherwise deplete too quickly.
Shielding reduces the minimum melee damage you can take from enemy attacks. It widens the damage range, making high-end hits statistically less likely over time.
- When an enemy makes a melee attack, the damage roll is between:
- Minimum Damage (min_damage) — the lowest possible value.
- Maximum Damage (max_damage) — the highest possible hit.
- Formula: $$$new_min_damage = min_damage * (1 - (Shielding % / 100))$$$
- Example: With 25% Shielding, a mob normally hitting for 50–100 damage will instead hit for 37.5–100 damage.
Important Notes:
- Shielding only affects melee damage — not spells, dots, or abilities.
- This reduction is capped by ItemShieldingCap at 35%.
- Applies only to damage calculated with the min/max system.
The Damage Shield stat causes attackers to take damage when landing a successful melee hit on the wearer. It requires an active damage shield from a spell or AA to function.
- Item bonuses stack additively with spell/AA sources.
- Passively triggers when struck in melee combat.
- Does not affect outgoing player damage — only reflects damage onto attackers.
- Does not trigger on spell hits, procs, or ranged attacks.
Important Notes:
- Attackers may mitigate DS damage through special defenses.
- Offhand attacks from dual-wielding NPCs or players may trigger reduced DS damage.
- Certain enemies might appear "resistant" to DS effects even when active.
The DoT Shielding worn item stat reduces the damage taken from damage-over-time (DoT) effects. This includes effects such as poisons, diseases, curses, and any magical DoTs that deal their damage over a series of ticks.
The Damage Shield Mitigation worn item stat reduces the amount of damage a character takes when striking an enemy that has an active damage shield. These shields reflect damage back to the attacker when a melee hit lands, and this stat helps reduce that reflected damage.
- A flat damage reduction is applied first, subtracting a fixed amount from the incoming damage. For example, if the damage shield would normally reflect 60 damage and the attacker has 20 flat mitigation, the result would be 40 damage taken.
- A percentage-based reduction is applied next, reducing the remaining damage by a specified percent. Using the previous example, if the attacker also had 25% damage shield mitigation, they would then take only 30 damage (25% less than 40).
Avoidance is a worn item stat that passively improves your chances of avoiding incoming melee attacks. It specifically reduces the attacker's chance to land a successful hit by making their attack roll less likely to succeed.
- The value of Avoidance is scaled by a server rule (PCAccuracyAvoidanceMod2Scale), which adjusts how impactful the stat is. By default, each point reduces the enemy's chance to hit by 0.1%.
- For example, 150 Avoidance would reduce an enemy's chance to hit you by 15% of their existing hit chance.
- If an attacker had a 30% chance to hit, Avoidance would reduce it to roughly 25.5% (30% × 85% = 25.5%).
- Avoidance only affects melee hits and does not reduce spell accuracy, procs, or ranged damage (like archery or throwing).
