🔰 Typyl: Stat Balance

To determine a character's stat growth, refer to this template:
STAT A | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | STAT B

The number nearer to the stat means that the character is more aligned or has points towards that stat.
You cannot add a stat to both at the same time as one point for one stat must be given up for the other.

Example: SOR | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | DEF ⇒ SOR vs DEF = 1 ⇒ 9 SOR, 1 DEF

The following stats are the opposites of each other:

Extreme Examples:

• Glass Cannon — Very powerful yet very fragile.
   – STR-RES 1 | SOR-DEF 1 | SPD-VIT 1
• Concentrated Tank — Willing to take damage for the team.
   – STR-RES 9 | SOR-DEF 9 | SPD-VIT 9
• Pure Fighter* — Dependent on using melee, useless with magic.
   – STR-RES 1 | SOR-DEF 9 | SPD-VIT ~
• Pure Magician* — Dependent on using magic, useless with physical attacks.
   – STR-RES 9 | SOR-DEF 1 | SPD-VIT ~
• Pure Archer — Quick on dealing with multi-hits.
   – STR-RES 1 | SOR-DEF 5 | SPD-VIT 1
• Pure Healer — Aims to heal everyone while maintaining their own.
   – STR-RES 5 | SOR-DEF 9 | SPD-VIT 9

* SPD-VIT can be any value.

• [ STR ] Strength
Strength (or Physical Attack) refers to one's physical strength. A higher value of strength allows the user to be more capable in physical and martial abilities. However, this does not mean raw strength.

Strength in battle determines how much damage one can deal from physical weapons, summoned/aura weapons, and possibly even or exclusively ranged weapons. It can be any weapon as long as it is not made from the user's magic.

— Adding a point in Strength will exchange a point in Resistance. (+1 Strength, -1 Resistance)

• [ RES ] Resistance
Resistance (or Magical Guard) refers to one's resistance to magical forces or immunity against them, as well as how much of their magical potential they can store. The higher the Resistance, the higher they can store their magical abilities for later use, as well as have a lot more resistance on taking on magical forces.

Resistance in battle how much one can endure impact from magical damage.

— Adding a point in Resistance will exchange a point in Strength. (+1 Resistance, -1 Strength)

• [ SOR ] Sorcery
Sorcery (or Magical Attack) refers to one's potency, mangnitude or effectiveness on using magic that are tools and/or offensive and black-categorized(offensive) magic. This allows them to use magic with such efficiency as well. The higher the Sorcery stat, the higher it is for the user to cast spells and will take a lot more

Sorcery in battle determines how much damage one can deal from casting, magical projectiles and user magic, as long as no physical contact is needed.

— Adding a point in Sorcery will exchange a point in Defense. (+1 Sorcery, -1 Defense)

• [ DEF ] Defence
Defense (or Physical Guard) refers to one's physical resistance and toughness in general. A higher value of defense allows the user to resist more common forces and anything physical. They can use their muscles to toughen themselves to push more physically and sustain it meanwhile not exerting too much force, unlike Strength.

Defense in battle determines how much one can endure impact from physical damage.

— Adding a point in Defense will exchange a point in Sorcery. (+1 Defense, -1 Sorcery)

• [ SPD ] Speed
Speed (or Agility) determines how fast one can move and possibly how high they could jump or how high they can react. The higher the speed, the faster they can move around and navigate and possibly do light tasks a lot more faster than usual, great for light item deliveries and light jobs.

Speed in battle determines how fast one can move, cast, or attack and/or evade attacks.

— Adding a point in Speed will exchange a point in Vitality. (+1 Speed, -1 Vitality)

• [ VIT ] Vitality
Vitality (or Endurance) determines a person's health and endurance in terms of energy. If the user has high Vitality, they could have more resistance to sickness and possibly gain less fatigue and have to eat less to gain more energy. They could also last longer before they can give out on any task.

Vitality in battle shows how much they can resist status ailments, critical hits and how much damage they can bear before passing out.

— Adding a point in Vitality will exchange a point in Speed. (+1 Speed, -1 Vitality)