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Stats and bonuses

The seven stats a piece can roll, the main stat, and how big they get.

A crafted piece has no stats of its own: everything is rolled. It rolls one stat per tier, its main stat first, then others at random, each once. A piece is named after its strongest roll: a Fine Iron Helm of Warding.

The stats

Stat	Name	Kind	Prized	Main stat of	Liked by
Damage	of Might	Flat	×1.2	Amulet, Bow, Cape, Ring, Staff, Sword	Warrior, Knight
Accuracy	of Precision	Flat	×0.9	—	Ranger, Scholar
Defence	of Warding	Flat	×0.9	Boots, Bracers, Chaps, Coif, Gauntlets, Gloves, Helm, Hood, Jerkin, Kite Shield, Platebody, Platelegs, Robe, Robe Skirt, Sabatons, Slippers	Warrior, Knight, Merchant
Max HP	of Vigor	Flat	×0.8	—	Warrior, Adventurer, Merchant
Crit chance	of Ruin	%	×1.7	—	Ranger, Noble, Knight
Lifesteal	of the Leech	%	×2	—	Mage, Noble, Scholar
Attack Speed	of Haste	%	×1.1	—	Mage, Adventurer, Noble

How many

Tier	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Stats rolled	1	2	3	4	5	6	7

How big they roll

Each stat rolls somewhere in its quality's band for the piece's tier. High rolls are rarer than low ones, and the very top is a PERFECT. Every crafted piece's page has its exact ranges.

What they're worth

A piece's worth is its materials × 2.2 × its quality's worth multiplier, then each stat adds (0.15 + 0.3 × roll²) × how prized it is, where roll is 0 for the lowest and 1 for a perfect roll. Set pieces are worth 1.8× on top. Customers who like a stat pay up to 40% more for it.

Changing them

Reforge one stat at the anvil to push it higher (see Reforging).

What links here (8)

Bonuses: Accuracy · Attack Speed · Crit chance · Damage · Defence · Lifesteal · Max HP

Guides: Crafting and batches