Health Points (HP) represent a character’s core vitality and overall resilience, determining how much damage they can withstand before being defeated. In PvP combat, HP acts as the primary measure of survival, rising or falling in real time based on incoming attacks, healing effects, temporary buffs that boost durability, and debuffs that weaken the character’s ability to endure. A higher HP pool allows players to stay in the fight longer and absorb heavier hits, while lower HP creates faster, more high‑risk encounters where precision matters. HP defines how long your avatar can remain active in battle and directly shapes the flow and intensity of each encounter.

Attack represents a character’s offensive strength and their ability to deal meaningful damage or apply impactful effects during combat. It determines how hard each strike lands, how reliably abilities break through an opponent’s defenses, and how threatening a player becomes in close‑quarters or ranged encounters. In PvP, Attack is shaped by timing, accuracy, positioning, and the specific style of the ability being used, whether it’s a direct hit, a charged strike, a rapid combo, or a symbolic/element‑based technique. Higher Attack values allow characters to pressure opponents, force defensive reactions, and end battles more quickly.

Long Attack is a ranged offensive action that lets a character deal damage from a distance using a percentage of their core Attack trait, and it applies to all ranged weapons and projectile‑based abilities. It’s designed for long‑range engagements where positioning and accuracy matter, allowing players to pressure opponents, finish weakened targets, or stay safely out of melee range while still delivering meaningful damage. Because it scales from the main Attack stat, Long Attack becomes a reliable way to extend offensive reach without needing to close the gap.

Defense Points (DP) act as a fixed armoured layer that protects your character by absorbing incoming damage before HP is touched. Unlike Health, DP does not regenerate on its own, making it a limited but highly valuable resource that can determine the outcome of longer or high‑pressure fights. Once depleted, your character becomes far more vulnerable, so managing DP becomes a tactical choice deciding when to engage, when to retreat, and how to preserve your armour for the moments that matter most.

Resistance (RES) reduces the damage your character takes after their Defense Points (DP) have been fully depleted, cutting a percentage of the attacker’s output based on your RES stat. Once armour is gone, Resistance becomes the final layer of protection, softening incoming hits and helping your character survive longer in direct combat. Higher RES means each attack you receive is partially reduced, making it a crucial trait for enduring sustained pressure and staying in the fight when your defenses are down.

Speed determines how quickly a character can move, act, and react during combat, directly influencing turn order, attack frequency, and the ability to dodge incoming strikes. A higher Speed stat allows your avatar to act sooner, chain actions more efficiently, and avoid damage through rapid movement, while lower Speed creates slower, heavier playstyles that rely on timing rather than agility. Because Speed governs both mobility and responsiveness, it becomes a defining trait for players who favour fast engagements, evasive tactics, or maintaining control over the flow of battle.

Stamina measures a character’s endurance and determines how long they can maintain full sprint speed before slowing down. It adds a tactical layer to movement by forcing players to balance short bursts of acceleration with the need to recover, especially during chases, escapes, or repositioning in combat. Higher Stamina allows for longer sustained movement and more aggressive mobility, while lower Stamina requires careful pacing to avoid becoming vulnerable when exhaustion kicks in.

Accuracy determines how reliably a character can hit targets at range, directly influencing long‑range attacks, hit probability, and the overall consistency of any ranged weapon. A higher Accuracy stat tightens bullet spread, reduces projectile deviation, and ensures shots land closer to their intended point of impact, making every ranged strike more dependable. It also improves the alignment of critical hits, increasing the chance that well‑aimed shots deliver amplified damage. Low Accuracy, on the other hand, leads to wider spread, more missed shots, and less predictable performance, especially at long distances where precision matters most.

IIntellect (IP) represents a character’s ability to control vehicles with precision, efficiency, and tactical awareness, shaping how smoothly they handle movement and how effectively they react under pressure. A higher Intellect stat improves steering control, sharpens reaction time during high‑speed maneuvers, and enhances overall system optimisation, allowing vehicles to accelerate, brake, and turn with greater stability. It also boosts combat maneuvering, helping players execute tighter evasive actions, maintain better firing angles, and make smarter split‑second decisions while piloting. Lower Intellect results in rougher handling and slower responses, making vehicle combat feel heavier and less forgiving.

Stealth (SP) determines how close a character can approach enemies before being detected and how effectively they avoid different scanning systems such as thermal sensors, motion tracking, and line‑of‑sight detection. A higher Stealth stat reduces the distance at which enemies can spot you, weakens the accuracy of radar sweeps, and helps your character slip past surveillance without triggering alerts. Lower Stealth makes you more visible across all detection methods, increasing the chance of being tracked, marked, or intercepted during infiltration or escape.

Energy (EP) represents a character’s internal power reserve used to activate and sustain special abilities, determining how long these abilities can run before shutting down. A higher Energy pool allows specialists to maintain their unique powers for extended periods, support longer bursts of enhanced performance, and chain abilities together without interruption. When Energy runs low, abilities weaken or deactivate, forcing players to manage their reserves carefully and decide when to unleash full power or conserve it for critical moments. Lower Energy creates shorter, more tactical usage windows, while higher Energy enables sustained, high‑impact ability play.

Training Qualifications (TQ) grant characters access to specialised weapons, vehicles, aircraft, gear, and advanced abilities based on their certified training level. Higher qualifications unlock more capable equipment and elite systems that untrained characters can’t operate, while lower levels restrict players to basic tools. This stat defines what a character is allowed to use and shapes their overall combat role and strategic options.