Training Statistics

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Contents 1 What are Stat points? 2 Where are the stat trainers? 3 What statistics do what? 3.1 STR - Strength 3.2 INT - Intelligence 3.3 DEX - Dexterity 3.4 END - Endurance 3.5 CHA - Charisma 3.6 LUK - Luck 4 What is the maximum level I can train a Stat to? 5 How much do statistics cost to train? 6 Is there any way I can change stats I've already trained? 7 How Are Damage Bonuses calculated? 7.1 Calculation Example 7.2 Rogues using Daggers for Melee Attacks 8 How much STR/DEX/INT do I need to maximise my damage bonus? 8.1 Table calculated using the best weapons 8.2 Formulas for calculation

What are Stat points?

You receive 3 Stat points upon reaching every new level (after Level 1). You can use these at any time to improve your character's statistics at the Stat trainer.

Stat points never disappear, so you can save them up until you have decided how best to use them.

Where are the stat trainers?

There are currently stat trainers located in Oaklore and Falconreach.

Oaklore - The Trainer is Rolith, As you enter Oaklore Keep, he is the one on your right.

Falconreach - At the road before the entrance screen leading to the guardian tower, go down one screen and enter the shop on your far right of the screen. This is the Defender shop, and this is where your stats can be trained.

What statistics do what?

STR - Strength

• Increases melee damage by 1 point for every 2 STR, up to a maximum bonus of 20% of the weapon's maximum damage.
• Very useful to warriors and sword-wielding rogues.
• Also useful for dagger rogues, but they don't need as many points since the maximum bonus cap applies sooner for daggers.
• Not at all useful to mages.
• Useful for Pirates
• Useful for Ninjas
• Useful for Rangers

INT - Intelligence

• Increases magic damage by 1 point for every 2 INT, up to a maximum bonus of 20% of the weapon's maximum damage.
• Increases maximum MP by 10 points for every 1 INT.
• Very useful to mages
• Not so useful to rogues or warriors, unless they use a lot of MP in battle.
• Very useful to mage pirates because of curse and hex.

DEX - Dexterity

• Increases ranged damage by 1 point for every 2 DEX, up to a maximum bonus of 20% of the weapon's maximum damage.
• May in future have an effect on Defense Statistics.
• Not useful unless you use the ranged attacks frequently:
  • Warrior: Throw and Multi-Attack
  • Rogue: Throw and Wild Daggers
• Useful to pirates for multi and mega parrot attacks.
• Useful to Rangers because several of their attacks are ranged.

END - Endurance

• Increases maximum HP by 5 points for every 1 END.
• Useful to all classes, as you can't do anything if you're dead!(For obvious reasons)

CHA - Charisma

• Currently increases your pet training rolls and the % odds of pet abilities.
• Increases chances that your dragon will perform its special attacks more often
• Not useful yet, unless you use Linus and his brethren as well as your dragon heavily.
• Also useful in the Grams pet shop quests.

LUK - Luck

• Increases many rolls in some small way.
• Rolls that Luck is known to affect include pet taming rolls, blacksmith training, and chance to hit.
• Useful obviously to everyone...in a small way.
• Also useful in the Grams pet shop quests.

What is the maximum level I can train a Stat to?

You can train each statistic up to a maximum of your current Level.

So if you're currently level 9, you can only train two areas of statistic to 9, and one of them to 6, because you get no stat points from level 0-1, because you automatically start at level 1. Once you reach level 10, you can then use more Stat points to train your stats to 10.

How much do statistics cost to train?

The cost to increase your statistic by 1 point = Current character level x 5 gold. The following table sets out the cost at each level.

So it is cheaper to train skills when you are lower level!

Level	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25
Cost to Train	N/A	10	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95	100	105	110	115	120	125
Total Points	N/A	3	6	9	12	15	18	21	24	27	30	33	36	39	42	45	48	51	54	57	60	63	66	69	72
Cost to Train Total	N/A	30	90	180	300	450	630	840	1080	1350	1650	1980	2340	2730	3150	3600	4080	4590	5130	5700	6300	6930	7590	8280	9000

Level	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47	48	49	50
Cost to Train	130	135	140	145	150	155	160	165	170	175	180	185	190	195	200	205	210	215	220	225	230	235	240	245	250
Total Points	75	78	81	84	87	90	93	96	99	102	105	108	111	114	117	120	123	126	129	132	135	138	141	144	147
Cost to Train Total	9750	10530	11340	12180	13050	13950	14880	15840	16830	17850	18900	19980	21090	22230	23400	24600	25830	27090	28380	29700	31050	32430	33840	35280	36750

Is there any way I can change stats I've already trained?

Yes, just visit the same place where you go to Train Stats (FALCONREACH Town Hall) and Click "Un-Train" and pay 1000 Gold. This is currently the only way to un-train stats, which completely blanks your stats.

Note: Save up LOTS of gold if you plan to do this at high levels, for you must pay the training cost for ALL stat points after you untrain them.

How Are Damage Bonuses calculated?

Damage bonuses (for STR, DEX and INT) are added to the initial damage of the weapon as a flat amount, equal to the maximum of (Stat/2) and (Max Weapon Damage/5).

Calculation Example

You are using a weapon dealing 5 - 20 damage and your STR/DEX/INT is 12. Your base Melee damage bonus is +6, but the weapon cap is 20% x max damage = +4. Therefore, when you wield this weapon, it deals 9 - 24 damage.

Rogues using Daggers for Melee Attacks

The bonus is applied in total to both of a rogue's dagger melee attacks.

So if you have 24 STR, then both attacks would have +12 damage. However, the damage cap is likely to apply.

How much STR/DEX/INT do I need to maximise my damage bonus?

Table calculated using the best weapons

This table shows the statistics required to gain the maximum damage bonus using the weapon with the greatest maximum damage:

• Swords/Axes/Maces - Guardian Blade (Level 29) - 99 maximum damage
• Daggers - Dread Twin Blades of Doom - 79 maximum damage
• Staffs - The Greenman's Finger - 92 maximum damage

Class	Weapon	Attack	Statistic Required for Maximum Damage Bonus
Rogue	Sword	Normal, Rapid, Poison, Blind, Aimed	50 STR
Rogue	Dagger	Normal, Rapid, Poison, Blind, Aimed	50 STR
Rogue	Sword	Surprise Attack	50 STR
Rogue	Dagger	Surprise Attack	50 STR
Rogue	Sword	Throw, Wild Daggers	50 DEX
Rogue	Dagger	Throw, Wild Daggers	50 DEX
Mage	Any	Attack, Acid	50 INT
Mage	Any	Fury, Final, Elemental	50 INT
Warrior	Sword	Attack, Double, Triple, STR, Power, Final	50 STR
Warrior	Sword	Throw, Multi	50 DEX

Formulas for calculation

• If you are a Rogue doing Normal attack, Rapid attack, Poison*, Blind*, or Aimed* with any weapon, you should have 2 * 20% of the listed max damage, rounded up, in STR.

• If you are a Rogue doing Surprise attack with daggers, you need 3 * 2 *20% of the listed max damage of your weapon in STR.

• If you are a Rogue doing Surprise attack with swords, you need 1.5 * 2 * 20% of the listed max damage of the weapon in STR.

• If you are a Rogue doing Throw or Wild with daggers, you need 2 * 2 * 20% of the listed max damage of your weapon in DEX.

• If you are a Rogue doing Throw or Wild with swords, you need 2 * 20% of the listed max damage of your weapon in DEX.

• If you are a Mage doing Attack or Acid, you need 2 * 2 * 20% of the listed max damage of your weapon in INT.

• If you are a Mage doing Fury, Final, or Elemental Spells, you need 2.5 * 2 * 20% of the listed max damage of your weapon in INT (i.e. 1 point per listed point).

• If you are a Warrior doing Normal, Double, Triple, STR, Power, or Final, you need 2 * 20% of the listed max damage of your weapon in STR.

• If you are a Warrior doing Throw or Multi, you need 2 * 20% of the listed max damage of your weapon in DEX.