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Trait Points and Stats

This is our current understanding of Traits and Stats and is subject to change as we get more information.

Trait Points

Trait Points are the core seven attributes that influence an adventurer's stats. These are:

  • Strength: Affects Attack Power and SP.
  • I.Q.: Affects Magic Power, MP, and Detect.
  • Piety: Affects Divine Power, Resistance, Magic Defense, and MP.
  • Vitality: Affects Resistance, physical defense, HP, and SP.
  • Speed: Affects Evasion, Evade Trp, Sure Evasion, and Action Speed.
  • Dexterity: Affects Accuracy, Surety, and Disarm Trap.
  • Luck: Affects the outcome of various actions.

Note

The exact influence of the trait points on stats depends in part of an adventurer's class multiplier, but there are also quite a few unknown factors. For example, we know that Dexterity increases Surety at a rate of 5 Dexterity = 1 Surety, but we don't know exactly how HP, MP, and SP are influenced by traits.

Base Trait Points

The base trait points an adventurer starts with considers multiple factors, including gender, race, class, and element type. Using this table, we can calculate the base traits for any given adventurer.

Strength IQ Piety Vitality Dexterity Speed Luck
Base 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
Gender Male +1 +1 +1
Female +1 +1 +1
Race Human
Elf -2 +3 -1 -2 +2 +1 -1
Dwarf +2 -2 +1 +3 +3 -4 -3
Beastfolk -1 +1 -4 +2 +2 +3 -3
Fairy -5 +3 -2 -3 +2 +6 +2
Type Fire +2 +1
Air +1 +2
Earth +2 +1
Water +2 +1
Light +2 +1
Dark +2 +1
Class Fighter +2 +1 +1
Knight +2 +1 +2
Thief +1 +2 +1
Priest +1 +2 +1
Mage +2 +1 +1
Ninja +1 +1 +2 +1
Samurai +2 +1 +1 +1
Ranger +1 +2 +1 +1
Healer +1 +3 +3 +1 +1 +2 +1
Tall Mage +1 +1 +1
Silver-Haired Nun +1 +1 +2 +2 +1 +1

Stats

Class Multipliers

These are approximate baseline multipliers. There is a strong chance that class levels and/or grade gets factored in as well.

Class Attack Power Magic Power Divine Power Accuracy Surety
Wanderer 1.1 0.7 0.7 1 0.2
Knight 1.1 0.5 1 1 0.2
Fighter 1.2 0.5 0.6 1 0.2
Thief 1 0.6 0.5 1.1 0.2
Ninja 1 0.75 0.3 1.15 0.2
Samurai 1 1 0.6 1 0.2
Ranger 1 0.75 0.3 1.3 0.2
Priest 0.9 0.9 1.2 0.9 0.2
Mage 0.5 1.2 1 0.7 0.2
Healer 0.4 1.1 1.1 0.6 0.2
Black Rod 1.05 1 0.6 1 0.2
Tall Mage 1 1 0.8 1.1 0.2
Silver-Haired Nun 1 0.75 1.1 1 0.2
Class Defense Magic Defense Evasion Resistance
Wanderer 1.05 0.9 0.9 0.9
Knight 1.15 1.15 0.7 1.05
Fighter 1.05 0.9 0.9 0.9
Thief 0.95 0.95 1.1 0.89
Ninja 0.95 1 1.15 0.89
Samurai 0.95 0.95 0.9 0.89
Ranger 0.9 0.9 0.85 0.89
Priest 1 1.1 0.8 1
Mage 0.9 1.1 0.7 0.9
Healer 0.95 1.1 1 1.35
Black Rod 1 0.9 0.85 0.89
Tall Mage 1 0.95 0.7 0.85
Silver-Haired Nun 1.15 1.15 0.7 1
Class Detect Disarm Trap Evade Trap Action Speed
Wanderer 1 1 1 0.9
Knight 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.75
Fighter 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9
Thief 0.95 1.1 1.15 1
Ninja 0.95 1 1 1
Samurai 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.85
Ranger 1.25 0.8 1.2 0.9
Priest 1 0.9 0.9 0.9
Mage 1.15 0.85 0.85 0.85
Healer 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.95
Black Rod 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.85
Tall Mage 0.8 0.85 0.8 0.85
Silver-Haired Nun 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.8

Formulae

  • Attack Power: (X * STR)
  • Magic Power: (X * IQ)
  • Divine Power: (X * PIE)
  • Defense: (X * VIT)
  • Magic Defense: (X * PIE)
  • Detect: (X * (IQ * 0.7 + LUK * 0.3))
  • Disarm Trap: (X * (DEX * 0.7 + LUK * 0.3))
  • Evade Trap: (X * (SPD * 0.7 + LUK * 0.3))
  • Action Speed: (X * SPD)
  • Accuracy: (X * (DEX * 0.7 + LUK * 0.3))
  • Evasion: (X * (SPD * 0.7 + LUK * 0.3))
  • Resistance: (X * (PIE * 0.65 + VIT * 0.35))

Looking at the above charts, we can see that while primary stats (STR, IQ, etc) have a direct impact on the substats (Attack Power, Magic Power, etc), it's not a direct 1:1 relationship due to the class multiplier. As a base example, if you have a Fighter with 70 STR and no other Attack Power bonuses, that Fighter's Attack Power will be 70*1.2=84, while a Fighter with 60 STR and no other Attack Power bonuses would have an Attack Power of 60*1.2=72, or a difference of 12. This ultimately means that for a Fighter, a 10 point difference in STR results in only a 12 point difference in Attack Power.

Errata

  • Detect: Formula is correct, but multipliers might be off
  • Disarm Trap: Treasure Trap Disarm Skill Lv1 adds 10 + 10% of disarm
  • Resistance: There is almost definitely a rounding bug of some kind here but these are the numbers that work.

Class specific stat point suggestions

Because one adventurer can only have a limited number of items, bondmates, etc., equipped, and those have limited stat impact, we are often asked what stats players should focus on. There is no hand ard fast rule for this as optimal stat build will depend somewhat on playstyle. However, apart from some obvious things (e.g., generally don't stack Attack on a Mage or Magic Power on a Thief), here are some guide community blanket build recommendations by class focused on current end-game play (currently Abyss 4):

  • Base Classes
    • Fighter: SUR > ATK > ASPD, while ensuring enough ACC to rarely miss
    • Knight: enough ASPD to make up for low base, then DEF for cover. Otherwise see Fighter.
    • Thief: SUR > ATK > ASPD, while ensuring enough ACC to rarely miss
    • Priest: ASPD > DIV > MDEF=RES. Note some 'bishop' builds with inherited Mage spells may focus on MAG instead of DIV once you have enough for heals.
    • Mage: ASPD > MAG > MDEF=RES.
  • Advanced Classes
    • Ninja: SUR = ATK > ASPD. You probably have enough ACC.
    • Samurai: SUR > MAG = ATK > ACC = ASPD
    • Ranger: SUR > ACC > ASPD > ATK

You'll note little mention of DEF, MDEF, RES and EVA. The first two are rarely worth building because the game mechanics strongly devalue their impact. Similarly, RES formulas described below show base RES suffers greatly versus specific Tolerance boosts. Last, while EVA is EXTREMELY STRONG IN ABYSSES 1 and 2, and arguably could be placed first for all melee classes at game start, in Abyss 3 and beyond enemies start getting very high ACC. There it becomes far more important to just kill them first rather than hoping you dodge/defend. And if it is something you can't kill first, likely you also couldn't dodge it.

Trait Boost (IV)

You will never ruin an Adventurer by using one with no IV or a less than ideal IV.

Overview

  • At creation a unit's trait growth rates are randomly determined within a specific range. There is a chance that one of the 7 traits will roll an unusually high value. The community has named these "IV" traits in honor of Pokemon's Individual Value stat system.
  • The elevated growth rate translate to 5-10 additional trait points, on average, at Level 70 absent BP allocation.
  • A "Neutral IV" refers to a unit that rolled its standard base traits. This means that each trait has average or above-average growth, but not high enough to qualify as a IV.
  • A unit can only ever have one IV trait.
  • A IV is present if that trait is +1 higher than its standard base value at Level 1.
  • There are two primary ways to check for a IV:
    • When first pulled at the Ruins.
    • When registering a unit from the Adventure Log.
  • If the unit is already leveled you can compare their values against other copies at Level 20, 30, 40, etc. to see if they have unusually high growth. This process is tedious and consumes tags.
  • Note that each Grade level adds +1 to all traits and +2 at Copper Grade. Be sure to adjust for these values when comparing units that are not the same Grade.
  • If IVs is something you care about, then it is best to get into the habit of checking when you first pull a unit versus waiting.
  • You can also share screenshots of your unit on the Discord to have a veteran review.
  • These are Gandolfo's default trait or Neutral IV values.

  • Gandolfo's standard base Strength is 14.
  • This copy has 15 Strength. The +1 to the stat means that he is a IV STR.

  • Hidden IVs are complicated since they look like a Neutral IV at first glance. That is, there is no +1 to any of the Level 1 traits.
  • The Drecom official tables (see next tab) can be used to confirm whether a unit has a Hidden IV or not in their default class.
  • To check for a Hidden IV:
    • Go to the Training Room - Class Change.
    • Select their second class and see if they have a +1 to the trait you are targeting. Note that this only works if their second class is at Level 1.
    • Use the second class base traits or their character page as reference.
  • They are most common with class and race combinations that result in low growth rates for a specific trait. For example, no Priest or Dwarf Fighter (sans Gerulf) will ever have a visible IV Speed trait.
  • Mechanically, the class modifier is depressing the trait growth rate to a point where it is falling under the threshold of the game's rounding formula (i.e., the visible +1 to the trait).
  • Drecom has published official data tables on its site.
  • If that link is not working properly, then scroll down to the sub-section called "Stat Drop Rates by Adventurer" or use Ctrl + F.
  • Total of 8 possible "patterns" (P#) with a 12.5% chance for each.
  • The pattern entries show whether a IV is possible in the following order:
    • P1: Strength
    • P2: IQ
    • P3: Piety
    • P4: Vitality
    • P5: Dexterity
    • P6: Speed
    • P7: Luck
    • P8: Base or Neutral IV
  • Some units have an extremely low chance to roll a IV, which is represented as a split stat. See Philip's P1 (STR) entry for an example.
    • Some units have "Hidden IVs", which means they are not visible in their default class.

Perspectives

Whether a IV is present or not will never make-or-break a unit. It is just a small bonus. Class and Race are the primary drivers of trait growth. For example:

  • An Elf Mage will always have excellent IQ growth even if they are a IV DEX.
  • A IV SPD Dwarf Fighter will still have low SPD at level 70 since the additional IV growth is modifying an already low base growth rate.
  • In summary, even if you have a IV with a high degree of synergy (e.g., Beastfolk Thief with IV SPD) the difference will only be 5-10 additional SPD points over a Neutral IV copy. With poor synergy (e.g., Human Ninja with IV VIT) the difference, on average, is 5-7 points.

One of the biggest unknowns is the value of a IV trait over the long-term. For example, assuming the final level cap is set to 130, it could be the case that all units will eventually hit some maximum trait value, but that a IV gets you to the cap faster. Conversely, we might see growing differences in total stat differences between IV and Neutral IV copies at each new level cap. There is also the possibility that Drecom might rework the entire trait scaling system in the future.

Personal Opinions

When you have multiple copies of an adventurer to register, select the one with the IV that you prefer, as that will make a more currently notable difference in Trait Point growth than bonus points will. When you don't have multiple copies, don't worry about the IV. We don't know how IVs will play out long-term, so I personally think it's not worrying about.

Personal opinion is much the same as TheAxolotl's. Ultimately it depends on the player, those who are happy to spend money and "whale" should absolutely be picky and wait for that perfect Character copy with the desired meta level 1 Traits. For the average player who is Free to Play you should just use what you have and know that this is not going to make or break a Character. There are many ways to tweak your ultimate Trait values, from gear, to bondmates, to brews, etc etc. There is no such thing as a "bad Character" in Daphne.

Trait Point Variance

Trait Points can vary across two copies of the same Adventurer, and this is due to a combination of level growth, which have an element of randomness, how bonus points were spent, and Boost/IV. For example, one level 50 Adam could end up with 59 IQ, while another could end up with 73 IQ. We don't have a full understanding of the degree of variance from level growth and Boost/IV, but when looking at those two Adams, using the chart above, you can see that there's only a difference in Magic Power of (73-59)*1.2=16.8. That is not a large difference, especially as our Magic Power increases through equipment.

What does that mean? Ultimately, the impact of trait points on stats is significantly smaller than the impact of equipment on stats.

One popular myth to be aware of, "Lower Fortitude = Highter Trait Growth". This is a popular theory on Social Media based on anecdotal observations but is not true. A lower Fortitude Adventurer does not benefit from extra Trait growth and is no more likely to have high Trait growth than a 100 Fortitude character.

What about Legendary VS General VS Anonymous Adventurers, is there a difference? Advanced Classes VS Normal Classes? Yes, there is a difference on both counts.

Legendary Adventurers generally have slightly higher overall Trait growth VS General and Anonymous Adventurers, while General and Anonymous Adventurers have the same growth. Likewise Advanced Classes (Samurai and Ninja) generally have higher Trait growth than the Standard Classes.

Please understand this will not massively impact a non Legendary or Advanced Class Adventurers potential. You could potentially see gaps around 20 total Trait points comparing say Shiou to Olive at level 60. For a more fair comparison, Livana compared to Olive at 60 would be around a 5-8 point total difference on average.

What Do Trait Points And Stats Mean For Bonus Points?

We've often found ourselves saying bonus points don't matter. This is both true and not true. In one sense, it's not true because there can be a large visible difference between primary stats across Adventurers, however in another sense, it is true because the overall in-battle impact of bonus points is small.

How Should You Assign Bonus Points?

There aren't really any bad options here, but the community tends to recommend either the Adventurer's main stat (for example, a Fighter's main stat would be STR), Luck, Speed, or some combination of the three. You cannot break a character with your bonus point allocation.

TheAxolotl generally (but not always) does the following for his bonus points:

  • Fighter: Strength, Dexterity, or Luck
  • Knight: Luck
  • Thief: Strength, Dexterity, Speed, or Luck
  • Mage: IQ or Speed
  • Priest: Speed, but it largely depends on what its second class is, if one exists
  • Ninja: Strength, Dexterity, or Luck if planning on inheriting Follow Up Attack and Counterattack
  • Samurai: Strength, IQ, Dexterity, Speed, or Luck (if factoring in inherited passive skills)

Karkarov typically suggests spending bonus points as follows:

  • Fighter: Strength or Dexterity... Unless the Character will only be used for Auto Farming, then go Luck.
  • Knight: Strength Speed. Luck if you want more survivability/Knight Skill synergy.
  • Thief: Strength.
  • Mage: IQ or Speed.
  • Priest: Speed.
  • Ninja: Strength.
  • Samurai: Strength, IQ, or Speed are all viable.
  • NOTE: If you plan to long term permanently Class change the Character, choose based on the destination Class, not the base Class.

You will never ruin an adventurer with your bonus point assignment.

Calculating Power

Your stats page power is calculated through the following formula, which factors in your primary stats, class multiplier, equipment, and passive skills.

Warning: Contains math

Power Formula

Note

The formula has been updated now that we have another tier of gear to look at, and it appears to be correct for both Ebonsteel tier gear and lower. This formula has also been updated and simplified to incorporate the new Strength+ calculations.

StatsPagePowerValue = (SpecialCeiling(TraitPoint * ClassMod * Sum(%BlessingValues)) + Sum(ScalarBlessingValues)) * (1 + Strength+WeaponMod) + Sum(OtherValues)

Power Formula Variable Definitions

  • StatsPagePowerValue is the final power value you see displayed on the stats page.
  • SpecialCeiling is...unique. Instead of multiplying these values together and rounding the final result like you'd normally expect to happen with, well, math, the game instead rounds up after each multiplication. This leads to some slightly unexpected behavior with the formula.
    • For example, if you have a Fighter with 51 Strength, the naked, skill-less attack power is 62 instead of the expected 61.2 or even 61 as normal rounding would work. This is the same value you get if you completely unequip a character, then subtract the parenthesized value on the stats page.
    • Continuing the example above, if I completely unequip my Fighter MC, his Strength shows 51(+0) on the stats page, while his Attack Power shows 93(+31) on the stats page. Subtracting the 31 from the 93 gives us the 62 that matches Ceiling(51*1.2).
      • This does mean that when reading your stats page, a value of 93(+31) simply says that 31 points of those 93 total points came from skills. It does not mean that you add the 31 to the 93. Weird, right?
  • TraitPoint is Strength, IQ, or Piety, depending on if you're trying to calculate Attack Power, Magic Power, or Divine Power respectively.
  • ClassMod is based on the stats chart above. As an example, Fighters have a ClassMod for Strength of 1.2.
  • Sum(%BlessingValues) is self-explanatory, but it's the addition of all percentage (example ATK+19%) blessing values from your equipment.
  • Sum(ScalarBlessingValues) is self-explanatory, but it's the addition of all scalar (example ATK+11) blessing values from your equipment.
  • Sum(OtherValues) is pretty much everything else that increases the stat. Examples of this are:
    • The flat, non-blessing values found on equipment, including a weapon's attack/magic power.
    • Stat values from passive skills such as 2h Weapon Proficiency or Priest Weapon Mastery. This is largely just the parenthesized value on your stats page, but see below for the oddity with Strength+.
      • Priest Weapon Mastery adds a rounded PIE * 0.2 to Attack Power.
    • Stat values from passive weapon properties such as I.Q. Conversion.
      • I.Q. Conversion adds a rounded IQ * 0.2 to Attack Power.
    • Relicbrews.
    • Stat-boosting bondmates. Note that trait-boosting bondmates actually modify the TraitPoint value.

Strength+

Strength+ is a unique property that appears on 2h weapons that adds a portion of the adventurer's STR value to the attack power. This value factors in the Strength trait, the class multiplier, all blessings, and a scalar value that changes based on the "tier" of the weapon. It shows up in parentheses as an additive component, however it doesn't show the full additive value because that would make too much sense. Instead, it only shows the STR * ClassMod * WeaponMod value.

Weapon Tier Strength+ Weapon Mod ParenthesizedVisibleValue
Steel or Lower 0.75 STR * ClassMod * 0.75
Ebonsteel 1 STR * ClassMod * 1
Silver 1.1 STR * ClassMod * 1.1

Resistance

The information about resistance is not exact, what we know is gathered through empirical evidence

Resistance is a stat that contributes to resisting status effects (in the case of poison, it also reduces poison damage). There are two main sources of resistance, which is the RES stat itself and Tolerances that come from passive skills and gear.

All info in this section credited to: 名はある冒険犬柴丸

Resistance Formula

  • Estimated formula, not exact calculations. End result is probably multiplicative to the base chance of status affliction application.
  • RES stat has very high diminishing returns relative to effort obtaining RES.
  • RES and Tolerance are multiplicative to each other (50% from RES and 50% from Tolerance = 75% reduction in status affliction chance)
  • Fortitude Adjustment is a flat additive chance added to status affliction chance after multipliers.

Estimated Tolerances

Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Gessi Bondmate 15 (lvl 5) ?
Featherbronze Gauntlets Equipment 30 N/A
Protection Charm Equipment 30 N/A
Master Armor Gacha Equipment ? N/A
Prediction Hood Gacha Equipment ? N/A
Honest Living (Olive) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Apostle of Breaking Commandments (Red Beard) Adventurer Passive 70-80 N/A
Future Dreamt With the Skull (Yekaterina) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Bind Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Bind Resistance Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Ring of Spellbreaking Equipment 20 N/A
Honest Living (Olive) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Salvation through Wealth (Marianne) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Curse Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Graham, Knight Commander of Guarda Bondmate ? ?
Goatskin Cloak Equipment ? N/A
Master Armor Gacha Equipment ? N/A
Compassionate Apothecary (Asha) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Blessing of Insta-Kill/Stone Tolerance Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Memory of Bordaon's Battle Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Brita Bondmate 20 (lvl 5) ?
Circlet Equipment 30 N/A
Light Helmet of Separation Equipment 20 N/A
Light Gauntlets of Separation Equipment 20 N/A
Heat Haze Light Armor Boots Equipment 20 N/A
Elegant Dancer Equipment 20 N/A
Oath of Fortitude (Clarissa) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Warrior Princess of Resolution and Love (Lanavaille) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Flawlessly Composed Warrior Princess (Lanavaille) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Blessing of Owen (Abenius) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Charm Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Blessing of Confusion/Charm Tolerance Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Memory of Bordaon's Battle Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Gigi Bondmate 10 (lvl 1) N/A
Eugen and Bibi Bondmate 27 (lvl 5) ?
Circlet Equipment 30 N/A
Light Helmet of Separation Equipment 20 N/A
Light Gauntlets of Separation Equipment 20 N/A
Heat Haze Light Armor Boots Equipment 20 N/A
Mauve Shield Equipment 30 N/A
Oath of Fortitude (Clarissa) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Warrior Princess of Resolution and Love (Lanavaille) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Flawlessly Composed Warrior Princess (Lanavaille) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Blessing of Owen (Abenius) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Confusion Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Blessing of Confusion/Charm Tolerance Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Memory of Bordaon's Battle Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Royal Knight Albano Bondmate 10 (lvl 5) ?
Head Cook Bondmate 17 (lvl 5) ?
Plague Mask Equipment 30 N/A
Bracelet of Impurity Equipment 40 N/A
Compassionate Apothecary (Asha) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Blessing of the Beast God (Debra) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Paralysis Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Blessing of Poison Paralysis Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Abductor of Kings Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Doris, the Frightened Maid Bondmate 20 (lvl 5) ?
Melgina Bondmate 17 (lvl 5) ?
Sam the Rascally Dog Bondmate 12 2
Pearl of the Sea God Equipment 20 N/A
Circlet Equipment 30 N/A
Bracelet of Urgency Equipment 50 N/A
Nameless Loyalty (Eldorado) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Cold-Blooded Elf (Elda) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Sleep Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Blessing of Unsleeping Will Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Bind Rejecting Immunity Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Mermaid Aboard the Ship Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Memory of Bordaon's Battle Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Willful Theo Bondmate 20 (lvl 5) ?
Songstress Marin Bondmate 17 (lvl 5) ?
Plague Mask Equipment 30 N/A
Antivenom Shield Equipment 50 N/A
Bracelet of Impurity Equipment 40 N/A
Compassionate Apothecary (Asha) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Apothecary's Knowledge (Asha) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Hot-Blooded Adventurer (Gaston) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Poison Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Poison Resistance Blessing Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Blessing of Poison Paralysis Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Abductor of Kings Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Dwarf Race Race 20 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Caterwaul Crew Bondmate 20 (lvl 5) ?
Pearl of the Sea God Equipment 20 N/A
Peony Hair Ornament Gacha Equipment ? N/A
Breastplate of Hope Gacha Equipment ? N/A
Renegade's Sabatons Gacha Equipment ? N/A
Oath of Fortitude (Clarissa) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Honest Living (Olive) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Unstoppable Curiosity (Dino) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Fear Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Blessing of Unsleeping Will Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Abductor of Kings Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Beastfolk Race Race 20 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Harry, the Wandering Adventurer Bondmate ? ?
Kidnapped Girl Liam Bondmate ? N/A
Plague Mask Equipment 30 N/A
Goddess's Earrings Equipment ? N/A
Nameless Loyalty (Eldorado) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Knight's Creed (Eckart) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Solid Devotion (Eldorado) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Stun Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Memory of Bordaon's Battle Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Concerned Brother Elequon Bondmate ? ?
Helmet of Malice Equipment ? N/A
Skull Necklace Equipment ? N/A
Shining Finger Band Equipment ? N/A
Faith of the Wicked (Galina) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Apostle of Breaking Commandments (Red Beard) Adventurer Passive 70-80 N/A
Instakill Tolerance Up (Mind) Well of Mind 30 3-4
Blessing of Instakill/Stone Tolerance Harken Blessing 30 N/A
Name Type Base % % Increase Per Level
Beheading Bunny Bondmate ? ?
Safety Ring Equipment ? N/A
Rabbit Talisman Gacha Equipment ? N/A
Faith of the Wicked (Galina) Adventurer Passive 50 N/A
Apostle of Breaking Commandments (Red Beard) Adventurer Discipline 20 5
Flawlessly Composed Warrior Princess (Lanavaille) Adventurer Discipline 25 5
Abductor of Kings Harken Blessing 30 N/A

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