Thank you for using Stat Gain Values, the following data was taken from the jobs.xml file in your local installation folder.

It should be noted that while classes may have the highest growth in stats these do not account for some class skills which may utilize some stats better than other classes. Which is why it is important to take into account the kind of play style you want to use for each of your characters.

(Note: Class Values Cap at 600, 255 for Spd, and 999 for HP/MP, avg. soft cap at lv. 234)

Class Level Gain Values Chart [docs.google.com]

https://fellseal.gamepedia.com/Stats_comparison



Health Points dictate how much damage a character can take before falling.

It is important to note that Reavers in particular really shine with their health gain due to the skill desperate strike.



Mana points are used to perform skills.

While it is important to have a large enough mana pool to utilize skills, after a certain level mana point gain becomes irrelevant. *exceptions apply



Attack is used for "physical attacks" which utilize purely the attack stat for damage calculations.



Defence is the stat which reduces physical (attack stat) damage.



Mind is used for "Magical attacks" which utilize the mind stat for damage calculations.



Resistance is the stat which reduces Magical (mind stat) damage.



Speed is used to determine who goes first and how often. With a high enough speed a character may act 2-3 times per round while everyone else moves once.



It's important to remember that Vessel's passive converts 20% of their magic to attack and vice versa.

The information contained below is taken from the Dev’s AI Class Categories. The styles are the labels the dev attached to each class to determine which npcs appear on patrols. While these values may be true for npcs in the game the same may not be true for your own party and class combinations.





*Hybrid in this instance, combines physical and magical damage stats.








Style is randomly selected for generated enemies. Odds of each style are based on a 100 sided dice roll. There are 6 different styles that the AI will use Default, Killer, AlwaysOptimal, Focusfire, Guardian, and GuardianALL. At the bottom is a list of AI weightstyle catagories for the Default Style.

Default Style
Enemies behave normally. 40% chance

Killer Style
Enemies favor finishing off units if possible. 20% chance

Always Optimal Style
Enemies will always use the highest damage or heal option. 15% chance

Focus Fire Style

Enemies favor attacking low hp units. 15% chance

Guardian Style

Enemies will protect caster allies. 6% chance

Guardian All Style

Enemies will protect allies. 4% chance