Wondering what you guys have put your stats into thus far.

[Pyrizzle]

Starting stats:
Hp: 25
AC: 60
AC: 1
BC: 0

When you add to one they add
HP: 5
AC: 5
AD: 1
BC: 3

So far i have added
HP: 7
AC: 19
AD: 4
BC: 9

How have you been building your player?

(I know my AD is really low but all my additions are now going into AD, i wanted to get to the point where i was hitting over 75% of the time)

[Rambo]

I focused heavily on attacks

HP: 7
AC: 17
AD: 14
BC: 0

[slayer]

HP: 11
AC: 13
AD: 18
BC: 13

I tried to take a more balanced approach. I would have put less into block chance early on if I had known how the system worked.

[Piggy the Slayer]

HP:11
AC:18
AD:8
BC:5

[Pyrizzle]

Very intersting. What a variety of builds. I have a few questions?

Rambo: Consittering that you have consentrated heavily on AC & AD do you feel like you get hit more often (if you dont get the first attack)?

Slayer & Piggy the Slayer: Have you been trying to build your player evenly since the begining or have you been rounding out the stats as you got to a higher level?


Since the original post i have added to my AD and am now at a base level of 7. Which seems to make battles go by alot quicker. I'm not sure where I am gonna stop on AD and move on to other stats again.

[Pyrizzle]

HP: 7
AC: 19
AD: 10
BC: 9

Starting to blast through creatures too fast. P&P from now on

[Piggy the Slayer]

In answer to your question Pyrizzle I initially focused on getting my HP up while adding to AC. Some players appear not to focus on HP but I like to be able to shrug off a few hits which I thought was especially important early on. Since the BWM update I realized my AD was lacking so I've upped that. Now my focus is on BC because I feel the next update will include some really hard hitting monsters. Also while grinding for the ElyR (no luck after many hours) I noticed the Wyrm trainers usually hit me with the dreaded fatigue on their second hit so the longer that takes them the better. Would like to get BC up to 60 without the chainmail or tower shield. -I hope my answer is not too detailed.

[Mino]

I can't see my unequipped stats anymore, or even remember what stats we all start off with.

When I first started, I was upgrading evenly among AC, AD, BC and HP.
I stopped increasing AP at 50 and was then upgrading evenly among AC, AD and BC, and also buying equipment to boost those. But now after reading a lot of the advice on these forums I've been concentrating all my level ups into AC & AD. After I get my AC past 200%, I will try to get my minimum AD to 25, and then consider increasing my BC some more since I want to block those hits that cause fatigue.

[Rory Mac]

HP: 5
AC: 13
AD: 11
BC: 1

I put almost all my early levels into AD, probably 8 of my first 10. I then focused on AC while adding a couple of HPs along the way. My last level went to AD, and my next one will as well. I've been finishing a lot of rounds with the Wyrms, trainers and aprentices having 1-3 HP left, so I think 1 more damage will help immensely. Then I'm going to add one more to my HP, and after that, back to AC until I'm up around 200%.

[Rory Mac]

I can't see my unequipped stats anymore, or even remember what stats we all start off with.

When I first started, I was upgrading evenly among AC, AD, BC and HP.
I stopped increasing AP at 50 and was then upgrading evenly among AC, AD and BC, and also buying equipment to boost those. But now after reading a lot of the advice on these forums I've been concentrating all my level ups into AC & AD. After I get my AC past 200%, I will try to get my minimum AD to 25, and then consider increasing my BC some more since I want to block those hits that cause fatigue.

Mino, the stats we start out with are listed in the first post. To see your current unequipped stats, just unequip all your items. You can then compute the difference between beginning and current to determine the numbers of levels you applied to each attribute.