Stats in Windforge are a numerical representation of your abilities apparently based on a Milestone system. Until a milestone is reached the bonus for increasing a stat is not active. Once reached that bonus is permanent. For example, increasing your Agility stat to level 20 (the first milestone) allows you to wall jump. Further milestones allow greater abilities and create a more powerful character. Milestones are marked by the lights under the level bar when viewing the Stats screen from the [TAB] menu.

Agility Stat measures the characters ability to move around the world, permitting greater vertical mobility and footspeed.


Agility Milestones

• 20 - Jumps Off Walss (walljumping)
  
• 40 - Break Fall (halves fall damage)
  
• 60 - Double Jump (double jump)
  
• 80 - Super Jump (powerful jump)
  
• 100 - Quadruple Jump (quadruple jump)

Strength Stat affects characters melee damage and range, mining speed and give the player the ability to use heavy weapons better.


Strength Milestones

• 20 - Double Knockback (melee)
  
• 40 - Fast Mining (Jackhammer speed)
  
• 60 - Aim Heavy Weapons (aim in every direction)
  
• 80 - Melee Block Damage (increases damage on blocks)
  
• 100 - Power Strike (increases range on melee weapons by double or more)

Wisdom Stat affects ship control and speed, crafting and prices for shops and training. High Wisdom is needed to tame various creatures around the world.


Wisdom Milestones

• 20 - Pilot (ship speed/control)
  
• 40 - Expert Crafting (quality crafting)
  
• 60 - Beast Tamer (required to tame small and medium semi-intelligent animals)
  
• 80 - Beast Master (required to tame large semi-intelligent animals)
  
• 100- Master crafting (craft master items)

Vitality Stat increase HP, HP gained from food, HP Regeneration and carrying capacity.



Vitality Milestones

• 20 - Improved Digestion (+5 HP from Food)
  
• 40 - Improved Endurance (+100 carry capacity)
  
• 60 - Pain Tolerance (HP regeneration up to 33%)
  
• 80 - Massive Endurance (+100 carry capacity)
  
• 100- Health Regeneration (HP regeneration to 100%)

Increasing stats requires visiting a trainer or making Aetherkin potions. Trainers are expensive and nowhere near as effective as potions, but potions can only be made with Lifestone gems, meaning that not only are they generally limited in number, but also that they can be difficult to come across, especially with low stats. Trainers occur 4 to a city: 1 level 100 trainer, 2 level 60 trainers and 1 level 40 trainer.


Walstrome Trainers

• Agility Trainer level 40
  
• Strength Trainer level 60
  
• Wisdom Trainer level 60
  
• Vitality Trainer level 100

Wurstein Trainers

• Agility Trainer level 60
  
• Strength Trainer level 100
  
• Wisdom Trainer level 40
  
• Vitality Trainer level 60

Alderstein Trainers

• Agility Trainer level 100
  
• Strength Trainer level 60
  
• Wisdom Trainer level 60
  
• Vitality Trainer level 40

Engelstrome Trainers

• Agility Trainer level 60
  
• Strength Trainer level 40
  
• Wisdom Trainer level 100
  
• Vitality Trainer level 60