Stats

The table lists each stat's Trait Point weights and what the stat does.

The class multiplier is each class's factor for each stat, as below.

HP, MP and SP are set mainly by class and race; Trait Points matter little. In place of the formula above's Weighted Trait Point sum × class multiplier, they use the formulas below; the rest follows the formula above:

The Trait Points × weight of each:

• HP: Vitality × 1.0
• MP: I.Q. × 0.7 + Piety × 0.3
• SP: Strength × 0.25 + Vitality × 0.25 + Speed × 0.25 + Dexterity × 0.25

Base values and growth rates are the class's and the race's together, meaning the same as in the Trait Points: the starting point that does not change with level, and the rise per level.

Example:

Elise

Lv 50

with no IV, HP without skills or equipment (the level counts as 49):

• Weighted Trait Point sum = Vitality 53⁠–⁠55 × 1.0 = 53⁠–⁠55
• HP = ⁠Base value 23 + (1 + Weighted Trait Point sum 53⁠–⁠55 ÷ 1000) × Growth rate 7.00 × Level 49⁠ (Rounded up) = 385

Besides Trait Points, three parts are added to a stat:

• Skill bonus (%): a percentage raise, from a skill, a Contract with Morgus or the like, multiplies Weighted Trait Point sum × class multiplier.
• Equipment stats: equipment's stats are added as they are. Percentage blessings on equipment multiply Weighted Trait Point sum × class multiplier too, and the result counts toward equipment stats.
• Skill modifier: a fixed raise, from a skill, Relic Power, Fate Bonds, the Well of the Mind or the like, is added directly.

Unique skills, learned class skills and Discipline skills take effect once learned; they need no equipping.

Skills that add to Trait Points (such as

Innocent Fanaticism

) add to the trait first, which then raises stats; see the Trait Points.

Strength-Based multiplier #

With a weapon carrying

Strength-Based +

,

Strength-Based -

, Weighted Trait Point sum × class multiplier in Attack Power is multiplied by the weapon's Strength-Based multiplier.

Strength-Based +

weapons have a Strength-Based multiplier of 1.75, 2.00, 2.10;

Strength-Based -

weapons have 0.01.

Attack Power = Adventurer Attack Power + Equipment Attack Power + ⁠⁠Weighted Trait Point sum × Class multiplier⁠ (Rounded up) × (Strength-⁠Based multiplier − 1)⁠ (Rounded up)

• Adventurer Attack Power = ⁠⁠Weighted Trait Point sum × Class multiplier⁠ (Rounded up) × (1 + Skill bonus (%))⁠ (Rounded up) + Skill modifier

Example:

Elise

Lv 50

with no IV, wielding

Ebonsteel Greatsword

+0

:

• Weighted Trait Point sum = Strength 50⁠–⁠51 × 1.0 = 50⁠–⁠51
• Adventurer Attack Power = ⁠⁠Weighted Trait Point sum 50⁠–⁠51 × 
  Fighter
  1.20⁠ (Rounded up) × (1 + Skill bonus (%) 0%)⁠ (Rounded up) + 
  
  Passive Attack Power Up (Fighter)
  2 = 62⁠–⁠64
• Attack Power = Adventurer Attack Power 62⁠–⁠64 + 
  
  Ebonsteel Greatsword
  +0
  110 + ⁠⁠Weighted Trait Point sum 50⁠–⁠51 × 
  Fighter
  1.20⁠ (Rounded up) × (
  
  Ebonsteel Greatsword
  +0
  2.00 − 1)⁠ (Rounded up) = 232⁠–⁠236

Buffs and debuffs cast in battle multiply the whole stat at that moment, equipment stats and skill modifiers included:

For example,

MASOLOTU

raises the party's Evasion by 20% plus 20 for 3 turns. On

Milana

Lv 50

with no IV and no equipment:

• Evasion in battle = max (0 when below 0)(0, ⁠Evasion 58⁠–⁠60 × (1 + 
  
  MASOLOTU
  20%)⁠ (Rounded up) + 
  
  MASOLOTU
  20) = 90⁠–⁠92

Casting the same skill again replaces its earlier effect instead of stacking; effects of different skills add up.