Elin:Attributes

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Attributes

Quick Reference Table

Icon	Trait	Effect	Skills	Weapons	Domain Damage Boosted	Message when increasing	Message when decreasing
	Strength	Melee Damage and Accuracy, Maximum HP, Weight Carried	Mining, Digging, Weightlifting, Carpentry, Blacksmith, Two Handed	Martial Art, Long Sword, Axe, Scythe	Cut	muscles feel stronger	muscles feel softened
	Endurance	Maximum HP, Weight Carried, Stamina	Swimming, Lumberjacking, Taming, Farming, Regeneration, Heavy Armor, Shield	Staff, Polearm, Mace	Nether	likes being hit hard	loses patience
	Dexterity	Melee Accuracy, Ranged Accuracy,(excluding cane) , Defense	Lockpicking, Pickpocket, Disarm Trap, Jewelry, Weaving, Crafting, Throwing, Light Armor, Dual Wield	Shortsword, Bow	Poison	dexterous	clumsy
	Perception	Evasion of melee and ranged attacks, power of rods	Stealth, Spot Hidden, Tactics, Marksman, Eye of Mind, Evasion, Greater Evasion	Gun, Crossbow	Sound	in touch with the world	out of touch with the world
	Learning	Maximum MP	Gathering, Literacy, appraising, Anatomy, Memorization, Alchemy, Cooking		Nerve	studious	loses curiosity
	Will	Max HP, Max MP, Cane Accuracy, Debuff Resistance	Riding, Travel, Fishing, Meditation, Faith		Holy	Will hardens	Will softens
	Magic	Max MP, power of rods	Control Magic, Magic Capacity, Casting, Magic Device		Fire, Ice, Lighting, Magic, Darkness, Acid, Chaos, Ether	magic improves	magic degrades
	Charisma	Ally Cap, Recruitment, Investing, Trade goods	Symbiosis, Music, Investing, Negotiation		Mind	enjoy showing off your body	avoid eyes of people

Other Attributes

Icon	Trait	Effect
	Life	HP
	Mana	MP
	Vigor	Stamina
	Speed
	Luck	Chance to improve dice roll results
	Perfect Evasion	Chance to completely evade physical attacks
	Physical Damage Reduction	Reduces physical damage
	Elemental Damage Reduction	Reduces non-physical damage

Main Attributes

Each skill has a corresponding attribute that improves it. For example, weapons gain damage and accuracy from their corresponding attribute. Apart from that, Attributes have the following effects.

In addition, raising the related attribute of each spell increases the damage of the corresponding spell.

Strength

Strength determines the player's melee damage, carry weight and health pool.

The related weapons are Martial Art, Long Sword, Axe, Scythe. The related domain is Cut.

Endurance

Endurance determines the player's carry weight, health pool, and stamina.

The related weapons are Staff, Polearm, Mace. The related domain is Nether.

Dexterity

Dexterity affects a player's accuracy in proximity and defense, and has a small effect on accuracy for all weapons except canes.

The related weapons are Shortsword, Bow. The related domain is Poison.

Perception

Perception affects the player's chance to evasion of melee and ranged attacks, power of rods.

The related weapons are Gun, Crossbow. The related domain is Sound.

Learning

Learning determines mana pool.

The related domain is Nerve.

Will

Will determines the player's health and mana pools, Cane Accuracy, Debuff Resistance.

The related domain is Holy.

Magic

Magic determines the player's mana pool and power of rods.

The related domains are Fire, Ice, Lightning, Magic, Darkness, Acid, Chaos and Ether.

Charisma

Charisma determines the amount of companions the player can have before receiving a penalty. The player gains one extra companion slot per 10 Charisma, capping at 5 allies before feats.

Charisma is also used to determine ability to recruit NPCs to My Home. The player's charisma must be higher than the target's highest main attribute to successfully recruit them.

The related domain is Mind.

Status Attributes

Status attributes have a strong bearing on the related stats, and contribute heavily to formulae involving them. These are very hard to raise compared to main attributes.

Life/HP

Every character has a number of health points (HP) defined by their life statistic (based on choice of race), and their strength, constitution, and will attributes. Generally speaking, this value will begin low and will increase as any of those four factors increases. Life is a multiplier on the number of hit points your character has. 100 life is the standard value for most races, but some races have less life than others and as such will have less HP despite having higher strength, constitution, and will. Some feats such as Ascetic can increase life by 4 for every feat level, up to +20 life. More life can also be attained from equipment attributes. Some equipment materials guarantee additional life, such as armor made from rubynus.

Once a character's HP goes below zero, the character is slain.

The formula appears to be:

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Temporary bonuses to life or any other HP-altering attributes from equipment, blessed potions of restore body/mind, feats, mutations, or other revocable sources all change maximum hit points. Unequipping items that give an HP-boosting attribute bonus will immediately recalculate your maximum HP, and reequipping items that give an HP-boosting attribute bonus will also recalculate your maximum HP to a higher value, but will not increase your current HP. Unlike in Elona, Spells like the Hero spell, which grants temporary strength, DO add HP. Abilities that drain your attributes until restored at a healer, will reduce your maximum HP.

Generally speaking, Life is the most important attribute determining HP, followed by character level. Of the major attributes, Constitution is the most important, especially when your levels are low.

The Metal race (Gold Bells, Silver Bells) has the lowest health point total in the game, due to having a life rating of 1. Even these characters, however, always have a minimum of 15 hit points.

Mana/MP

Every character has a number of mana points (MP) defined by their mana statistic (based on choice of race), and their learning, will, and magic attributes. As these attributes increase, so does the amount of MP the character can use.

The formula for MP is:

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Much like life, equipment, spells, potions, mutations, and the like also may add or take away mana points. However, unlike HP, characters can still cast magic and survive once their MP goes below 0. You can have negative MP as a result of MP being drained (such as from failing to read a spellbook or ancient book), by overcasting (casting with insufficient MP). When your MP goes negative, a magic reaction occurs in which you take a large amount of HP damage that increases the more negative your MP gets. This reaction can easily by fatal to some characters, but this can be reduced through the Magic Capacity skill. Elea and Eulderna both have the racial feat that drastically reduces mana overflow as a result of casting magic while having negative MP.

Vigor/SP

Vigor heavily determines the player's stamina pool(SP). SP is also determined by endurance and sum of all skills.

Speed

Speed is a measure of how fast the player is in relation to other enemies. This can determine how many turns the player takes per global turn, allowing fast players to take several turns before other npcs or creatures, and vice versa.

Luck

Luck has a chance to improve any decision using dice values, such as weapon or magic damage rolls or judging the amount of recovery.

Each point of luck is a percentage chance that the player will reroll when attempting dice roll in game, and they will take the better result.

The default luck is universally 0, before feats and equipment.

Each 100 points of luck adds another chance to reroll- at 100 luck, the player would always roll twice, and at 200, three times.

Special Attributes

These are special stats set for certain races. The only way to enhance them acquired is through the effects of equipping some artifacts.

Perfect Evasion

This gives you percentage chance to completely evade physical attacks.

Physical Damage Reduction

This reduces physical damage by a percentage.

Elemental Damage Reduction

Reduces non-physical damage by a percentage.