Stats

All stats in the game are added either cumulatively from the equipment (equipped item with 100 vitality increases it by the same amount or 5% critical chance increases it by the same amount) or multiplicatively for anything else (e.g. +50% damage potions and +50% damage passive skill increases your damage by 125% - not by 100%).

Flat (non-percentage) values are always cumulative.

Stat calculation table

Source	Stat increase 1	Stat increase 2	Final value
Equipment	+100 from chest	+200 from weapon	+300
Equipment	+10% from chest	+20% from weapon	+30%
Passive skills	+100	+200	+300 (flat values)
Passive skills	+10%	+20%	+32%
Potions + equipment	+10% (equipment)	+20% (potions)	+30%

Stats panels in character window

Stat rating

Equipment shows all percentage based stats (critical damage, haste, etc.) and armor as a stat rating which is then converted into percentage values based on your level.

The required amount of rating to gain 1% of any stat is calculated based on this formula:

$1.06^{{\text{player level}}-1}$

Rating required for 1% of any stats

Player level	Rating for 1% of stat
1	1
5	1.26247696
10	1.689478959
15	2.260903956
20	3.025599502
25	4.048934641
30	5.418387899
35	7.251025276
40	9.703507488
45	12.98548191
50	17.37750403
55	23.25502037
60	31.12046307

Rating is then simply converted into percentage. Stat ratings are also recalculated every time you level up, meaning your rating based stats are getting weaker every time you level up.

Rating conversion example

Player level	Rating for 1% of stat	Rating	Converted into
10	1.69	10	5.92%
60	31.12	1000	32.13%
1	1	50	50%

Main stats

Hitpoints

See also: Hitpoints

Hitpoints represent how much damage can you take before you die. Your hitpoints passivelly regenerate when you're out of combat. It takes 20 seconds to regenerate all of your hitpoints and it can't be sped up in any way outside of using healing spells or instant potions. You start with 300 hitpoints.

Mana

See also: Mana

Mana is used to cast stronger spells. Your mana is always regenerating and it recharges at the speed of 10 mana per seconds by default. Regeneration can be sped up with mana regeneration or certain skills. You start with 1000 mana.

Attack

See also: Damage

Attack is the result of combining weapon damage and power by this formula:

If your pet is used for stats:

$Weapon\;damage+(Power*0.5)$

If your pet is NOT used for stats:

$Weapon\;damage+Pet\;boost\;+(Power*0.5)$

The result damage is then used with a multiplier of specific spells.

You start with 20 attack.

Armor

Armor reduces all damage you take. The damage reduction from armor depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Power

Power increases your attack by 0.5 per power.

Vitality

Vitality increases your hitpoints by 4 for each vitality point.

Item level

Item level is only important when generating an item. With rarity, it's the most important stat to determine how strong the piece of equipment is. However by itself, it does nothing to your strength.

Luck

The amount of luck you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Luck is a percentage based stat affecting many aspects of the game:

1. Amount of your luck directly affects the amount of gold enemies and chests drop. Every 1% of luck increases the amount of gold gained this way by 1%.
2. Increased chance to gain higher rarity items.
   • Amount of your luck also increases your chance to gain higher rarity equipment. For every 1% of luck, your rarity roll multiplier is increased by 0,01 (1%). (e.g. 10% luck increases the chance to roll each rarity from the best to the worst by 10% - like from 5% to 5.5%).
3. Increased critical chance .

You also gain higher critical chance. You need 14% of luck to gain 1% of critical chance.

Luck example table

Luck	Gold drop rate	Critical chance	Chance for a rare roll	Chance for a legendary roll
0%	100%	5%	10%	2%
10%	110%	5.7%	11%	2.2%
28%	128%	7%	12.8%	2.56%
70%	170%	10%	17%	3.4%
100%	200%	12.14%	20%	4%

Secondary stats

Critical chance

The amount of critical chance you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Critical chance determines your chance to deliver critical hits. These hits will do damage increased by your critical damage. All spells except damage over time effects can deal a critical hit. You start with 5% critical chance.

Floating number from doing a critical hit

Critical damage

The amount of critical damage you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Critical damage increases the damage of your spell if they deal a critical hit. You start with 150% critical damage (increases your damage by 50% if you deal a critical hit).

Critical damage example

Original attack damage	Critical damage	Damage if this attack deals a critical hit
10000	150%	15000
600	250%	1500

Mana regeneration

The amount of mana regeneration you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Mana regeneration increases the speed at which does your mana regenerate.

Mana regeneration example

Base mana regeneration per second	Mana regeneration stat	Mana per second gained
5	150%	7.5
10	200%	20

Haste

The amount of haste you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Haste starts at 100% and affects how fast can you cast spells and your global cooldown recharges.

Haste example

Original time	Haste stat	Result
2 seconds cast time	100% (default)	2 seconds
5 seconds cast time	150%	2.5 seconds

Cooldown rate

The amount of cooldown rate you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Your cooldown rate starts at 100% and it measures at which speed do your cooldowns recharge. Cooldown rate does not affect global cooldown.

Cooldown rate example

Cooldown rate reduction	Cooldown rate stat	Spell with 30s cooldown after applying cooldown rate
10%	90%	27 seconds
50%	50%	15 seconds
30%	70%	21 seconds

Evasion

The amount of evasion you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Evasion states the chance to completely avoid any attack. (E.g. 10% evasion means there's a 10% chance that every attack won't do any damage to you). You start with 5% evasion.

Torment

The amount of torment you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Increases the damage of all of your damage over time effects by 1% and the potency of your non-damage debuffs by 0.5% per each 1% of Torment. Has no effect on crowd control.

Torment effect example

Status effect strength before	Torment stat	Status effect strength after
200 damage over time	50%	300 damage over time
500 damage over time	100%	1000 damage over time

Havoc

The amount of havoc you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Increases the damage of all area of effect spells by 1% and their radius by 0.66% per each 1% of Havoc.

Havoc effect example

Area of effect spell attributes before	Havoc stat	Area of effect spell attributes after
Meteor impact radius of 3 tiles	50%	Meteor impact radius of 4 tiles
500 damage from Meteor	10%	550 damage from Meteor

Precision

The amount of precision you get from equipment depends on the conversion rate at your level.

Increases the damage and projectile speed of all single target spells by 1% per each 1% of Precision.

Precision effect example

Single target spell attributes before	Precision stat	Single target spell attributes after
200 damage from Fireball	50%	300 damage from Fireball
Fireball traveling 10 tiles / second	10%	Fireball traveling 11 tiles / second

Hidden stats and effects

You can't see these stats anywhere but they still affect you in some way.

Damage reduction

Damage reduction reduces any damage you take. Damage reduction comes from a few sources, most importantly armor and spells. You can also use armor increasing food. Damage reduction is cumulative - applying 50% damage reduction twice doesn't reduce your damage intake by 100% but by 75% (First reduction reduces it by 50%, second one by 50% from the remaining 50% = 25% from total).

Damage reduction example

Raw damage taken	1st source of damage reduction	2nd source of damage reduction	Damage taken after reductions
10000	25%	-	7500
10000	85%	-	1500
10000	30%	20%	5600
10000	10%	90%	900

Healing increase / Shielding increase

Increases the potency of your healing or shielding spells.

Healing / shielding increase example

Healing / shielding stat	Original healing/ shield potency	Healing/ shield potency with this stat applied
10% shielding increase	500 hitpoints shield	550 hitpoints shield
50% healing increase	200 hitpoints restored	300 hitpoints restored

Movement speed

Affects the speed you move at and is calculated by multiplying all movement speed effects together. E.g. Frostbolt (Enemy) slows you down by 30% (your movement speed is lowered to 0.7 multiplier - 70% of default speed). While you have a 10% speed boost (1.1 multiplier - 110% of default speed) active so your movement speed is set to 0.7 * 1.1 = 0.77 = 77% of original speed.

The player in an Animal form being blissfully unaware to the advantages of movement speed

Shield

Shield extends your hitpoints as it has to be depleted before you can start losing your hitpoints. Different types of shields stack.

Shield on the ability bar