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Character Stats Explained

Exodus uses 6 character stats on top of your vocation skills. Each one caps at 198. Stats stack on every action — they're the difference between a fresh-leveled char and a fully-tuned one.

Stats are multiplicative bonuses, not flat. They scale with your base values, so higher-level characters benefit more from the same stat point.

The 6 Stats

Stat Max What It Does Max Effect
Strength 198 Increases your physical damage (melee, distance, bare-hand combat). +86.1% physical dmg at 198
Intelligence 198 Increases your magic damage (elemental spells and runes). +86.1% magic dmg at 198
Dexterity 198 Reduces your attack interval — you swing/cast/shoot faster. -99% attack speed at 198
Vitality 198 Adds bonus maximum HP as a % of your base hitpoints. +99% max HP at 198
Spirit 198 Adds bonus maximum MP as a % of your base manapoints. +99% max MP at 198
Wisdom 198 Reduces spell cooldown on every cast (group + individual cooldowns). -99% spell cooldown at 198

How the Math Works

Damage Formulas

Each point of Strength adds +(1/230)0.43% to your physical damage.

Formula: bonus = stat / 230

At 198 strength: 198/230 = 0.861 = +86.1% physical damage

Intelligence works the same way but for non-physical damage types (fire, energy, ice, death, holy, earth, arcane, water).

HP / MP Formulas

Vitality adds healthMax × (vitality/200) to your maximum HP.

At 198 vitality: healthMax × 0.99 = +99% max HP

Spirit adds manaMax × (spirit/200) the same way.

At 198 spirit: manaMax × 0.99 = +99% max MP

Important: the bonus is a percentage of your base HP/MP (from level + vocation), so it grows automatically as you level.

Speed / Cooldown Formulas

Dexterity subtracts (dex/200) from your attack interval.

At 198 dex: 198/200 = 0.99 = -99% attack speed (you attack almost twice as fast)

Wisdom reduces every spell's cooldown: -(wisdom/200)

At 198 wisdom: 198/200 = 0.99 = -99% spell cooldown

This affects both group cooldowns and individual spell cooldowns, making you cast significantly faster.

How to Gain Stats

  • Permanent stat scrolls — bought from the in-game store (Health Scroll +5 vit, Mana Scroll +5 spr, etc.). Premium consumable; use raises your stat permanently.
  • Passive Tree — some nodes grant flat stat points. Unlock and progress through the passive tree to gain stats.
  • Crafted & Rarity Gear — high-tier armor/weapons can roll stat bonuses as their primary or secondary rolls.
  • Imbuements — certain imbuements add small stat bonuses (typically +1-5 depending on tier).
  • Corruption — corrupted/fractured items grant bonuses across the board but with stat penalties or other tradeoffs.
  • Character Upgrades — Waystone Maps system provides orbs that permanently increase character stats.

Stat Cap Recommendations by Vocation

Vocation Priority Stats Why
Knight / EK STR VIT DEX Physical damage + HP pool + faster swings = melee dominance.
Paladin / RP STR DEX VIT Distance physical damage + fast shots + HP for survival.
Sorcerer / Druid INT SPR WIS Magic damage + mana pool + spam spells faster.
Illusionist INT SPR WIS Similar to mages: maximize magic damage, mana, and casting speed.
Monk STR VIT DEX Fist combat scales with STR; survivability with VIT; attack speed with DEX.
Tip: You can inspect any player's current stats by right-clicking them → Inspect. Shows stats out of max (e.g., 150/198).

Stat Breakpoints & Efficiency

While the max is 198 for each stat, consider these breakpoints when planning your build:

Stat Level % Bonus Notes
50 ~21-25% Early game milestone — noticeable difference
100 ~43-50% Mid-game target — strong scaling
150 ~65-75% Late game — massive improvements
198 (MAX) ~86-99% Endgame perfection — nearly doubles effectiveness

Common Questions

Q: Do stats reset when I rebirth/prestige?

A: No. All permanent stat gains from scrolls, passive tree, and character upgrades persist through rebirths.

Q: Can I respec my stats?

A: Stats from scrolls and character upgrades are permanent. However, you can reset passive tree nodes to reallocate those stat points.

Q: Which stat should I prioritize first?

A: It depends on your playstyle:

  • Solo hunting: Prioritize VIT/SPR for survivability first, then damage stats.
  • Party hunting: Focus on damage stats (STR/INT) and speed (DEX/WIS).
  • PvP: Balanced approach — get survivability AND damage to at least 100 each.

Q: Do stats affect skills like sword, axe, club, distance, magic level?

A: No. Stats are separate bonuses that multiply your base damage calculations. They work alongside your skill training, not instead of it.