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Stats
(Redirected from Strength)
Stats, also known as Attributes, improve your battle performance is a multitude of ways. They can make your attacks stronger, make you more accurate, or let you take more hits before going down. Different stats are favored by different builds. You currently can train up to 200 in each stat.
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An Overview of the Stats
Strength
(Abbreviated as STR)
This stat provides:
- Extra random damage for melee and ranged attacks
- Extra melee random damage: STR/8
- Extra ranged random damage: STR/16 + DEX/16
- Extra BTH for melee attacks
- Extra melee BTH: STR/8
Dexterity
(Abbreviated as DEX)
This stat provides:
- Extra ranged random damage
- Extra ranged random damage: STR/16+DEX/16
- Extra BTH for all attacks excluding attacks that do not take stat bonuses
- Extra blocking rate
- Extra blocking rate: DEX/10 + LUK/20
- Chance to disarm potion chest traps
- Percent chance to disarm traps: DEX (Capped at 100%)
Intellect
(Abbreviated as INT)
This stat provides:
- Extra magic random damage
- Extra magic random damage: INT/8
- Extra magic BTH
- Extra MP
- Total amount of MP: (100 + Level*5)*(1 + INT/100)
Endurance
(Abbreviated as END)
This stat provides:
- Extra HP
- Total amount of HP: (100 + Level*5)*(1 + END/100)
Charisma
(Abbreviated as CHA)
This stat provides:
- Extra random damage to pets
- Extra pet random damage: CHA/15
- Extra pet BTH
- Pet BTH: 5 + CHA/15
- Increase of attack rate of various pets
- Increase of Pixie's healing
- Activation of mana healing from King's Blessing (Knight Level 2 Ability)
- Amount of CHA needed to activate: 45
Luck
(Abbreviated as LUK)
This stat provides:
- Extra BTH for all attacks excluding attacks that do not take stat bonuses
- Extra blocking rate
- Extra blocking rate: DEX/10 + LUK/20
- Chance of attacking first
- The tier of the treasure chest reward in crossroads quests
- L Value = Character Level + LUK/5
- A Character below Level 30 receives a Small Treasure Chest (125 Gold / 0 Exp), doesn't fight a boss and doesn't get a star.
- L Value = Character Level + LUK/5
L Value Type of Treasure Chest Gold Received Exp Received 30 - 49 Treasure Chest 275 0 50 - 64 Big Treasure Chest 425 50 65 - 84 Huge Treasure Chest 650 100 85+ Treasure Hoard 800 200
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get stat points?
- Every time you level up, you gain 5 extra stat points to use.
How do I train stats after I have recieved stat points?
- To train stats, click on Twilly in Battleon, click on "Visit the Stat Trainers", then choose the stat you want to train.
How much does stat training cost?
- The cost of training a stat is (your current stat level)2 * 0.8
- Example:
How do I untrain stats?
- To untrain stats, do the Death's Domain, or Hourglass quest. To reach it, die, then when Death comes up, look near where his feet should be, then click on the hourglass. Accept the quest, then look around for and enter the purple swirly things. Occasionally, you will be transported to a graveyard. When you do, click on the tombstone that says "Sir Pwnsalot." Next, click on the stat you want to untrain, then LOSE to him. After you have found him once, Guardians can access the untrainer via the Guardian tower teleporter.
- Note: You will not get your money back if you untrain a stat.
Why would I want to untrain stats?
- The main reason for untraining stats is to change your build. For example, you probably put equal amounts in all stats when you first started playing Adventure Quest, not knowing what the stats did. After you get a good understanding of the different builds, you might want to become, say, a pure mage, so you might want to untrain your STR and CHA and put the points into INT.
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