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PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Combat Related */ Updated table

2012-11-03T18:46:03Z

Combat Related: Updated table

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	In PWI combat can occur on land, in water, and in the air. If both the attacker and target are in the same terrain then the target will take full damage. If they are on different terrain then there may be a 50% damage reduction. This damage reduction applies to both melee and ranged attacks but does not apply to mobs, venomancer/mystic pets, or [[Status_Icon_Reference_Guide#Damage_Over_Time_Icons\|Damage over Time]] (DoT) effects.		In PWI combat can occur on land, in water, and in the air. If both the attacker and target are in the same terrain then the target will take full damage. If they are on different terrain then there may be a 50% damage reduction. This damage reduction applies to both melee and ranged attacks but does not apply to mobs, venomancer/mystic pets, or [[Status_Icon_Reference_Guide#Damage_Over_Time_Icons\|Damage over Time]] (DoT) effects.

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	\|colspan=2\|'''Target''' \|\| Air \|\| Land \|\| Water		\|colspan=2\|'''Target''' \|\| Air \|\| Land \|\| Water
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PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Mob Types */ Replaced some text with an image

2012-02-23T17:35:37Z

Mob Types: Replaced some text with an image

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	Mobs are usually weak to their opposing element and strong in their own element. Opposing elements are:		Mobs are usually weak to their opposing element and strong in their own element. Opposing elements are:

	~~Metal is weak to fire~~.~~<br>~~		[[Image:Affinities.jpg]]
	~~Wood is weak to metal.<br>~~
	~~Earth is weak to wood.<br>~~
	~~Water is weak to earth.<br>~~
	~~Fire is weak to water.<br>~~

	So, if you see a wood type mob, your metal attacks will usually do a bit more damage to them than your other magic attacks, and wood attacks will do a bit less damage than other types of attacks.		So, if you see a wood type mob, your metal attacks will usually do a bit more damage to them than your other magic attacks, and wood attacks will do a bit less damage than other types of attacks.
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	Also, the physical defense on a mob will usually be lower than the average magical defense on a mob, though slightly higher than the element that they're weak to.		Also, the physical defense on a mob will usually be lower than the average magical defense on a mob, though slightly higher than the element that they're weak to.

	~~Mobs with no element type~~ simply have the same magic defense for all types of magic, and aren't any more vulnerable to physical damage either.		Non-elemental creatures simply have the same magic defense for all types of magic, and aren't any more vulnerable to physical damage either.

	Mobs have certain default stats (which can be found on the [http://www.pwdatabase.com/pwi/ Perfect World Database site]), but those stats can be modified with various status descriptions shown below their name, which are explained below.		Mobs have certain default stats (which can be found on the [http://www.pwdatabase.com/pwi/ Perfect World Database site]), but those stats can be modified with various status descriptions shown below their name, which are explained below.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Miscellaneous */ Drops

2012-01-25T02:37:40Z

Miscellaneous: Drops

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	It takes 10 minutes for a "mined" herb or crafting material ("mat") to reappear, and they usually appear in almost the same location. This means that if you can find a "loop" of mats you need that takes you 10 minutes to traverse, you can just keep going around in that loop, getting back to the mats just as they reappear.		It takes 10 minutes for a "mined" herb or crafting material ("mat") to reappear, and they usually appear in almost the same location. This means that if you can find a "loop" of mats you need that takes you 10 minutes to traverse, you can just keep going around in that loop, getting back to the mats just as they reappear.

			Items dropped by a mob when it is killed will only be able to be picked up by the player or squad that did the most damage to it. If the items are not picked up after a while, then anyone can pick them up. If nobody picks them up then eventually they will vanish. Squads can be set to "Random" or "Free" modes when they are formed (set on the Squad window by hitting "T"), '''make sure you pay attention to which mode your squad is in when you get the invite notice'''. In "Random" mode the drops picked up go to a random ''nearby'' squad member, while in "Free" mode the drops go to the squad member that picks them up. There is an exception though, if you are in "Random" mode and a character deliberately drops an item, it will go to the next person to pick it up if it is gotten soon enough (wait too long and it will be distributed randomly). If your inventory is full and you get a random item, it will be dropped and nobody but you can pick it up for a little while (allowing you to drop something else from your inventory to you have room to grab it), then it switches back to random distribution. Items dropped by someone killed in PvP can be picked up by anyone immediately.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Attributes */ Some corrections and clarifications

2011-12-20T19:53:02Z

Attributes: Some corrections and clarifications

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Attributes */ Missed detail

2011-12-19T05:06:28Z

Attributes: Missed detail

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	'''Physical Attack''' - This is the base range of damage for your physical attacks.<br>		'''Physical Attack''' - This is the base range of damage for your physical attacks.<br>
	'''Magical Attack''' - This is the base range of damage for your magical attacks.<br>		'''Magical Attack''' - This is the base range of damage for your magical attacks.<br>
	'''Physical Defense''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Vit, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>		'''Physical Defense''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Vit, Str, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>
	'''Elemental Defenses (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth)''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Mag, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>		'''Elemental Defenses (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth)''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Vit, Mag, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>
	'''Critical Rate''' - This is your odds of doing your Rage Damage with one of your attacks. 1% is the base rate, and you gain 1% for every 20 Dex points. Gear and some skills also affect this stat.<br>		'''Critical Rate''' - This is your odds of doing your Rage Damage with one of your attacks. 1% is the base rate, and you gain 1% for every 20 Dex points. Gear and some skills also affect this stat.<br>
	'''Rage Damage''' - This is the percentage of normal damage you will do when you get a critical hit. Normally this will be 200% (x2 damage). Currently only the assassin skill, Wolf Emblem, can increase this.<br>		'''Rage Damage''' - This is the percentage of normal damage you will do when you get a critical hit. Normally this will be 200% (x2 damage). Currently only the assassin skill, Wolf Emblem, can increase this.<br>

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Attributes */ Added remaining attributes

2011-12-19T05:03:30Z

Attributes: Added remaining attributes

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	If you click the "C" key you will get your "character sheet" which lists your various attributes. Here is a description of those attributes.		If you click the "C" key you will get your "character sheet" which lists your various attributes. Here is a description of those attributes.

	Your four base stats, where you allocate the five stat points you ~~get~~ each level, are:		Your four base stats, where you allocate the five stat points you gain each level, are:

	'''Vit''' - Vitality, this is your main source of Hit Points (HP). This also affects your ~~physical defense~~ and HP recovery.<br>		'''Vit''' - Vitality, this is your main source of Hit Points (HP). This also affects your Physical and Magical Defenses and your HP recovery rate.<br>
	'''Mag''' - Magic, this is your main source of Magic Points (MP) and ~~magic attack~~ points. This also affects your ~~magical defenses~~ and MP recovery.<br>		'''Mag''' - Magic, this is your main source of Magic Points (MP) and Magical Attack points. This also affects your Magical Defenses and MP recovery recovery rate. This is a requirement for arcane armor.<br>
	'''Str''' - Strength, this is your main source of ~~physical attack~~ points. It is also a requirement for all three types of armor (heavy, light, and arcane ~~armors~~).<br>		'''Str''' - Strength, this is your main source of Physical Attack points. This also affects your Physical Defense. It is also a requirement for all three types of armor (heavy, light, and arcane armor), especially heavy armor.<br>
	'''Dex''' - Dexterity, this affects your ~~accuracy~~ for physical attacks, ~~critical hit rate~~, ~~evasion~~, and, for [[archer]]s and [[assassin]]s, is the source of their damage for their missile and dagger attacks, respectively.		'''Dex''' - Dexterity, this affects your Accuracy for physical attacks, Critical Rate, Evasion, and, for [[archer]]s and [[assassin]]s, is the source of their damage for their missile and dagger attacks, respectively. This is a requirement for heavy armor and especially for light armor.

	See the [[Class Statistics]] page to see how these stats affect your other attributes, depending on which class you're playing.		See the [[Class Statistics]] page to see how these stats affect your other attributes, depending on which class you're playing.
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	The other main attributes are:		The other main attributes are:

	'''HP''' - Hit Points, this is your health. Once this hits zero, you die (unless you ~~have~~ the assassin buff Deaden Nerves).<br>		'''HP''' - Hit Points, this is your health. Once this hits zero, you die (unless you are an assassin with the assassin buff Deaden Nerves). See [[Dying]] for details. Both HP and MP are recovered at double normal rate when meditating (using the Meditate action), and at a 25% normal rate when in combat (your chi bar glows red while in combat).<br>
	'''MP''' - Magic Points, this is the main source of energy of your skills, especially for magic users.<br>		'''MP''' - Magic Points, this is the main source of energy of your skills, especially for magic users.<br>
	'''Chi''' - This is the energy source for your most powerful skills. 100 chi = 1 spark. You gain one spark at at levels 29, 59, and 89. Chi is gained by using most skills that don't need ~~chi~~ or by doing basic attacks.		'''Chi''' - This is the energy source for your most powerful skills. 100 chi = 1 spark. You gain 99 chi at level 9 and one spark at at levels 29, 59, and 89. Chi is gained by using most skills that don't need Chi or by doing basic attacks.<br>
	'''Current EXP''' - This is the current number of experience points you have. See [[Experience Points]] for a detailed list of the EXP needed to reach each level, how EXP is shared in a squad, and methods for gaining EXP.<br>		'''Current EXP''' - This is the current number of experience points you have. See [[Experience Points]] for a detailed list of the EXP needed to reach each level, how EXP is shared in a squad, and methods for gaining EXP.<br>
	'''Spirit''' - Spirit Points (SP), along with coins, are ~~used~~ to purchase new skills or higher levels for existing skills. They are normally gained the same way as EXP, but at about 1/5th the rate.<br>		'''Spirit''' - Spirit Points (SP), along with coins, are spent to purchase new skills or higher levels for existing skills. They can also be spent to help raise genie levels, genie skill levels, and for [[venomancer]]s to raise pet skill levels. SP are normally gained the same way as EXP, but at about 1/5th the rate.<br>
	'''Level''' - This affects your calculated ~~stats~~ in various ways depending on your class. The current level cap is 105. Various quests, gear, and events are unlocked (or locked) based upon your level.<br>		'''Level''' - This affects your calculated attributes in various ways depending on your class. The current level cap is 105. Various quests, gear, and events are unlocked (or locked) based upon your level.<br>
	'''Reputation''' - This is a requirement get certain gear. This is gained from most quests plus some items. For more information see [[Rank and Reputation]].<br>		'''Reputation''' - This is a requirement get certain gear. This is gained from most quests plus some items. For more information see [[Rank and Reputation]].<br>
	'''Cultivation''' - This can be raised every ten levels, starting at level 9, by completing certain quests. Most skills require certain cultivation levels before you can learn them.		'''Cultivation''' - This can be raised every ten levels, starting at level 9, by completing certain quests. Most skills require certain cultivation levels before you can learn them.

	The other attributes are:		The other calculated attributes are:

			'''Physical Attack''' - This is the base range of damage for your physical attacks.<br>
			'''Magical Attack''' - This is the base range of damage for your magical attacks.<br>
			'''Physical Defense''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Vit, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>
			'''Elemental Defenses (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth)''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Mag, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>
			'''Critical Rate''' - This is your odds of doing your Rage Damage with one of your attacks. 1% is the base rate, and you gain 1% for every 20 Dex points. Gear and some skills also affect this stat.<br>
			'''Rage Damage''' - This is the percentage of normal damage you will do when you get a critical hit. Normally this will be 200% (x2 damage). Currently only the assassin skill, Wolf Emblem, can increase this.<br>
			'''Attack Rate''' - Also called APS ([[Damage#Attacks_Per_Second\|Attacks Per Second]]), this is the number of attacks you can make per second with your default attack. This is capped at 5 APS.<br>
			'''Accuracy''' - This affects your odds of hitting a target with a physical attack based on their Evasion rate.<br>
			'''Evasion''' - This affects your odds of avoiding physical attacks.<br>
			'''Speed''' - This is your current ground speed. The base flying speed for all classes is 5.0 m/sec.<br>
			'''Attack Level''' - This and the target's defense level affect the amount of damage you will deal when you hit that target.<br>
			'''Defense Level''' - This and the attacker's attack level affects the amount of damage you take from the attacker.<br>
			'''Stealth Level''' - This determines the level of Stealth Detection required to see you when in stealth.<br>
			'''Stealth Detection''' - This is highest level of Stealth Level that you can detect.<br>
			'''Soulforce''' - This is a stat used exclusively by [[psychic]]s for some of their skills. It is determined by your level and gear refinement levels.

			To understand how many of the above attributes work, see [[Damage]] for details.
	<br><br>		<br><br>

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Camera movement and Attributes added (still in progress)

2011-12-19T03:52:43Z

Camera movement and Attributes added (still in progress)

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	To jump, hit the space bar. You can double-jump by hitting the space bar again while still in mid-air from the first jump. (You cannot do triple or more jumps.)		To jump, hit the space bar. You can double-jump by hitting the space bar again while still in mid-air from the first jump. (You cannot do triple or more jumps.)

			Normally you turn the camera by holding down the right mouse button over a blank area of the screen, and then moving the mouse around (though there are a few "dead" areas, such as the space just down and to the left of the mini-map which is normally in the upper-right hand corner of the screen). In the settings menu you can also turn on the "AD Keys" option, which will change the "A" and "D" keys from move left and right to rotate left and right, which is helpful for laptops.
			<br><br>

			==Attributes==

			If you click the "C" key you will get your "character sheet" which lists your various attributes. Here is a description of those attributes.

			Your four base stats, where you allocate the five stat points you get each level, are:

			'''Vit''' - Vitality, this is your main source of Hit Points (HP). This also affects your physical defense and HP recovery.<br>
			'''Mag''' - Magic, this is your main source of Magic Points (MP) and magic attack points. This also affects your magical defenses and MP recovery.<br>
			'''Str''' - Strength, this is your main source of physical attack points. It is also a requirement for all three types of armor (heavy, light, and arcane armors).<br>
			'''Dex''' - Dexterity, this affects your accuracy for physical attacks, critical hit rate, evasion, and, for [[archer]]s and [[assassin]]s, is the source of their damage for their missile and dagger attacks, respectively.

			See the [[Class Statistics]] page to see how these stats affect your other attributes, depending on which class you're playing.

			The other main attributes are:

			'''HP''' - Hit Points, this is your health. Once this hits zero, you die (unless you have the assassin buff Deaden Nerves).<br>
			'''MP''' - Magic Points, this is the main source of energy of your skills, especially for magic users.<br>
			'''Chi''' - This is the energy source for your most powerful skills. 100 chi = 1 spark. You gain one spark at at levels 29, 59, and 89. Chi is gained by using most skills that don't need chi or by doing basic attacks.
			'''Current EXP''' - This is the current number of experience points you have. See [[Experience Points]] for a detailed list of the EXP needed to reach each level, how EXP is shared in a squad, and methods for gaining EXP.<br>
			'''Spirit''' - Spirit Points (SP), along with coins, are used to purchase new skills or higher levels for existing skills. They are normally gained the same way as EXP, but at about 1/5th the rate.<br>
			'''Level''' - This affects your calculated stats in various ways depending on your class. The current level cap is 105. Various quests, gear, and events are unlocked (or locked) based upon your level.<br>
			'''Reputation''' - This is a requirement get certain gear. This is gained from most quests plus some items. For more information see [[Rank and Reputation]].<br>
			'''Cultivation''' - This can be raised every ten levels, starting at level 9, by completing certain quests. Most skills require certain cultivation levels before you can learn them.

			The other attributes are:
	<br><br>		<br><br>

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Miscellaneous */ Added a link to the Symbols page

2011-10-02T22:38:43Z

Miscellaneous: Added a link to the Symbols page

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	If you want to click on an NPC that is blocked by a bunch of people, just hold down the SHIFT key while clicking and it will ignore any players and [[Consignment Shop\|catshops]] in the way.		If you want to click on an NPC that is blocked by a bunch of people, just hold down the SHIFT key while clicking and it will ignore any players and [[Consignment Shop\|catshops]] in the way.

			Some items have various symbols in their names, so if you want to use those symbols in the game, or the other characters available to you, you can copy-and-paste them from the [[Symbols]] page

	Your HP recovery rate is based on Vit and your MP recovery rate is based on Mag (though some gear and buffs can affect the base recovery rate). When in combat (your avatar, chi bar, and squad name will flash red) your HP and MP recovery rate is 25% of your base rate. When meditating your HP and MP recovery rate is 200% of your base rate.		Your HP recovery rate is based on Vit and your MP recovery rate is based on Mag (though some gear and buffs can affect the base recovery rate). When in combat (your avatar, chi bar, and squad name will flash red) your HP and MP recovery rate is 25% of your base rate. When meditating your HP and MP recovery rate is 200% of your base rate.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Added more info

2011-07-27T03:20:43Z

Added more info

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+{{FixMe|reason=Add images for things, such as the flight mode icon, speedbars, a mob status, etc..., to show what they look like.  Add other general info.}}
 There are lots of little bits of information that are useful, but don't fit in any particular section and are too short to be worth making their own section.  Information like that can be found here.
 See also [[Abbreviations and Terms]].
 ==Combat Related==
-Note that there are three areas of combat: land, air, and water.  Attacking something in one area from another area causes a reduction in both the damage dealt and the damage received.  For maximum damage, make sure you attack land mobs while on the ground, water mobs while swimming, and air mobs while flying.
+Monsters with ranged magic attacks will use them unless you get into melee range, at which point they will usually switch to physical attacks.  Monsters with ranged physical attacks will usually run away at first if you get into melee range with them.  Monsters with no ranged attack will normally run to attack you in melee range with physical attacks.
-There are some common names for how some skills affect their targets, here is what those names mean (the first name for descriptions that have multiple names is the actual name of the status effect):<br>
+There are some common terms for how some skills affect their targets, here is what those terms mean (the first name given below for descriptions that have multiple terms is the actual name of the status effect):<br>
 '''Frozen''', '''Paralyze''', '''Bind''', and '''Immobilize''' = Unable to move, but can attack (assuming it's in range).<br>
 '''Total Intervention''', '''Silence''', '''Seal''', and '''Chaotic''' = Unable to attack, but can move.<br>
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 '''Note:''' The cleric's "Silent Seal" skill does not cause the Total Intervention effect, as you might expect from the name, but it actually causes the Frozen effect instead.<br>
 For more on status effects, see the [[Status Icon Reference Guide]].

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Added status names and a link to Abbreviations and Terms

2011-03-19T06:14:39Z

Added status names and a link to Abbreviations and Terms

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	There are lots of little bits of information that are useful, but don't fit in any particular section and are too short to be worth making their own section. Information like that can be found here.		There are lots of little bits of information that are useful, but don't fit in any particular section and are too short to be worth making their own section. Information like that can be found here.

			See also [[Abbreviations and Terms]].

	==Combat Related==		==Combat Related==

	Note that there are three areas of combat: land, air, and water. Attacking something in one area from another area causes a reduction in both the damage dealt and the damage received. For maximum damage, make sure you attack land mobs while on the ground, water mobs while swimming, and air mobs while flying.		Note that there are three areas of combat: land, air, and water. Attacking something in one area from another area causes a reduction in both the damage dealt and the damage received. For maximum damage, make sure you attack land mobs while on the ground, water mobs while swimming, and air mobs while flying.

			There are some common names for how some skills affect their targets, here is what those names mean (the first name for descriptions that have multiple names is the actual name of the status effect):<br>
			'''Frozen''', '''Paralyze''', '''Bind''', and '''Immobilize''' = Unable to move, but can attack (assuming it's in range).<br>
			'''Total Intervention''', '''Silence''', '''Seal''', and '''Chaotic''' = Unable to attack, but can move.<br>
			'''Sleep''' = Unable to move or attack until hit (pre-existing DOT effects will continue doing damage and will not end sleep).<br>
			'''Stun''' = Unable to move or attack.<br>
			'''Freeze''' = May either mean the same as Frozen or the same as Stun, depending on source. The Occult Ice genie skill causes a stun-like result called "Freeze", but anti-stun buffs won't prevent it. Whereas some skill descriptions say that they freeze the target, but they actually do a Frozen effect.<br>
			'''Note:''' The cleric's "Silent Seal" skill does not cause the Total Intervention effect, as you might expect from the name, but it actually causes the Frozen effect instead.<br>
			For more on status effects, see the [[Status Icon Reference Guide]].

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	'''Vit''' - Vitality, this is your main source of Hit Points (HP). This also affects your Physical and Magical Defenses and your HP recovery rate.<br>		'''Vit''' - Vitality, this is your main source of Hit Points (HP). This also affects your Physical and Magical Defenses and your HP recovery rate.<br>
	'''Mag''' - Magic, this is your main source of Magic Points (MP) and Magical Attack points. This also affects your Magical Defenses and MP recovery recovery rate. This is a requirement for arcane armor.<br>		'''Mag''' - Magic, this is your main source of Magic Points (MP) and Magical Attack points. This also affects your Magical Defenses and MP recovery recovery rate. This is a requirement for arcane armor.<br>
	'''Str''' - Strength, this is your main source of Physical Attack points. This also affects your Physical Defense. It is also a requirement for all three types of armor (heavy, light, and arcane armor), especially heavy armor.<br>		'''Str''' - Strength, this is your main source of Physical Attack points (unless you're an [[archer]] or [[assassin]]). This also affects your Physical Defense. It is also a requirement for all three types of armor (heavy, light, and arcane armor), especially heavy armor.<br>
	'''Dex''' - Dexterity, this affects your Accuracy for physical attacks, Critical Rate, Evasion, and, for ~~[[archer]]s~~ and ~~[[assassin]]s~~, is the source of their damage for their missile and dagger attacks, respectively. This is a requirement for heavy armor and especially for light armor.		'''Dex''' - Dexterity, this affects your Accuracy for physical attacks, Critical Rate, Evasion, and, for archers and assassins, is the source of their damage for their missile and dagger attacks, respectively. This is a requirement for heavy armor and especially for light armor.

	See the [[Class Statistics]] page to see how these stats affect your other attributes, depending on which class you're playing.		See the [[Class Statistics]] page to see how much these stats affect your other attributes, depending on which class you're playing.

	The other main attributes are:		The other main attributes are:
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	'''HP''' - Hit Points, this is your health. Once this hits zero, you die (unless you are an assassin with the assassin buff Deaden Nerves). See [[Dying]] for details. Both HP and MP are recovered at double normal rate when meditating (using the Meditate action), and at a 25% normal rate when in combat (your chi bar glows red while in combat).<br>		'''HP''' - Hit Points, this is your health. Once this hits zero, you die (unless you are an assassin with the assassin buff Deaden Nerves). See [[Dying]] for details. Both HP and MP are recovered at double normal rate when meditating (using the Meditate action), and at a 25% normal rate when in combat (your chi bar glows red while in combat).<br>
	'''MP''' - Magic Points, this is the main source of energy of your skills, especially for magic users.<br>		'''MP''' - Magic Points, this is the main source of energy of your skills, especially for magic users.<br>
	'''Chi''' - This is the energy source for your most powerful skills. 100 ~~chi~~ = 1 ~~spark~~. You ~~gain~~ 99 ~~chi~~ at level 9 and one ~~spark~~ at at levels 29, 59, and 89. Chi is gained by using most skills that don't need Chi or by doing basic attacks.<br>		'''Chi''' - This is the energy source for your most powerful skills. 100 Chi = 1 Spark. You're set at a maximum of 99 Chi at level 9, and add one Spark at at levels 29, 59, and 89. Chi is gained by using most skills that don't need Chi or by doing basic attacks.<br>
	'''Current EXP''' - This is the current number of experience points you have. See [[Experience Points]] for a detailed list of the EXP needed to reach each level, how EXP is shared in a squad, and methods for gaining EXP.<br>		'''Current EXP''' - This is the current number of experience points you have. EXP is automatically spent to raise your level once you reach the EXP necessary for it; that amount is removed from your Current EXP. See [[Experience Points]] for a detailed list of the EXP needed to reach each level, how EXP is shared in a squad, and methods for gaining EXP.<br>
	'''Spirit''' - Spirit Points (SP), along with coins, are spent to purchase new skills or higher levels for existing skills. They can also be spent to help raise genie levels, genie skill levels, and for [[venomancer]]s to raise pet skill levels. SP are normally gained the same way as EXP, but at about 1/5th the rate.<br>		'''Spirit''' - Spirit Points (SP), along with coins, are spent to purchase new skills or higher levels for existing skills. They can also be spent to help raise genie levels, genie skill levels, and for [[venomancer]]s to raise pet skill levels. SP are normally gained the same way as EXP, but at about 1/5th the rate.<br>
	'''Level''' - This affects your calculated attributes in ~~various~~ ways depending on your class. The current level cap is 105. Various quests, gear, and events are unlocked (or locked) based upon your level.<br>		'''Level''' - This affects your calculated attributes in different ways depending on your class. The current level cap is 105. Various quests, gear, and events are unlocked (or locked) based upon your level.<br>
	'''Reputation''' - This is a requirement get certain gear. This is gained from most quests plus some items. For more information see [[Rank and Reputation]].<br>		'''Reputation''' - This is a requirement get certain gear. This is gained from most quests plus some items. For more information see [[Rank and Reputation]].<br>
	'''Cultivation''' - This can be raised every ten levels, starting at level 9, by completing certain quests. Most skills require certain cultivation levels before you can learn them.		'''Cultivation''' - This can be raised every ten levels, starting at level 9, by completing certain quests. Most skills require certain cultivation levels before you can learn them.
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	'''Elemental Defenses (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth)''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Vit, Mag, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>		'''Elemental Defenses (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth)''' - This is the cumulative stat from your Vit, Mag, level, gear, and buffs showing your resistance to physical damage.<br>
	'''Critical Rate''' - This is your odds of doing your Rage Damage with one of your attacks. 1% is the base rate, and you gain 1% for every 20 Dex points. Gear and some skills also affect this stat.<br>		'''Critical Rate''' - This is your odds of doing your Rage Damage with one of your attacks. 1% is the base rate, and you gain 1% for every 20 Dex points. Gear and some skills also affect this stat.<br>
	'''Rage Damage''' - This is the percentage of normal damage you will do when you get a critical hit. Normally this will be 200% (x2 damage). Currently only the assassin skill, Wolf Emblem, can increase this.<br>		'''Rage Damage''' - This is the percentage of normal damage you will do when you get a critical hit. Normally this will be 200% (x2 damage). Currently only the assassin skill, Wolf Emblem, and a [[Faction Bases\|faction base]] buff (requiring a Level 5 or higher Alchemy Lab) can increase this.<br>
	'''Attack Rate''' - Also called APS ([[Damage#Attacks_Per_Second\|Attacks Per Second]]), this is the number of attacks you can make per second with your default attack. This is capped at 5 APS.<br>		'''Attack Rate''' - Also called APS ([[Damage#Attacks_Per_Second\|Attacks Per Second]]), this is the number of attacks you can make per second with your default physical attack. This is capped at 5 APS.<br>
	'''Accuracy''' - This affects your odds of hitting a target with a physical attack based on their Evasion rate.<br>		'''Accuracy''' - This affects your odds of hitting a target with a physical attack based on their Evasion rate.<br>
	'''Evasion''' - This affects your odds of avoiding physical attacks.<br>		'''Evasion''' - This affects your odds of avoiding physical attacks. Magical attacks cannot normally be evaded.<br>
	'''Speed''' - This is your current ground speed. The base flying speed for all classes is 5.0 m/sec.<br>		'''Speed''' - This is your current ground speed. The base ''flying'' speed for all classes is 5.0 m/sec.<br>
	'''Attack Level''' - This and the target's ~~defense level~~ affect the amount of damage you will deal when you hit that target.<br>		'''Attack Level''' - This and the target's Defense Level affect the amount of damage you will deal when you hit that target.<br>
	'''Defense Level''' - This and the attacker's ~~attack level~~ affects the amount of damage you take from the attacker.<br>		'''Defense Level''' - This and the attacker's Attack Level affects the amount of damage you take from the attacker.<br>
	'''Stealth Level''' - This determines the level of Stealth Detection required to see you when in stealth.<br>		'''Stealth Level''' - This determines the level of Stealth Detection required to see you when in stealth.<br>
	'''Stealth Detection''' - This is highest level of Stealth Level that you can detect.<br>		'''Stealth Detection''' - This is highest level of Stealth Level that you can detect.<br>
	'''Soulforce''' - This is a stat used exclusively by [[psychic]]s for some of their skills. It is determined by ~~your~~ level and gear refinement levels.		'''Soulforce''' - This is a stat used exclusively by [[psychic]]s for some of their skills. It is determined by their level and gear refinement levels.

	To understand how many of the above attributes work, see [[Damage]] for details.		To understand how many of the above attributes work, see [[Damage]] for details.