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Rydiak: /* Unique Stat Values */ Changed proc costs to match latest update.

2026-05-15T03:27:59Z

Unique Stat Values: Changed proc costs to match latest update.

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	\|Proc - C Tier (Weak)		\|Proc - C Tier (Weak)
	\|10.00		\|8.00
	\|-		\|-
	\|Proc - B Tier (Moderate)		\|Proc - B Tier (Moderate)
	\|20.00		\|16.00
	\|-		\|-
	\|Proc - A Tier (Strong)		\|Proc - A Tier (Strong)
	\|40.00		\|32.00
	\|}		\|}
	The above base values assume a character is Rank 40. To see how these scale for lower level characters, please keep an eye on this page for a link to a google sheet that will you let plug in numbers to see the various results.		The above base values assume a character is Rank 40. To see how these scale for lower level characters, please keep an eye on this page for a link to a google sheet that will you let plug in numbers to see the various results.

Zumos at 10:31, 27 April 2026

2026-04-27T10:31:10Z

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	=== Negative Stats ===		=== Negative Stats ===
	Stats below zero, or ~~Resistances/Armor~~ below the expected amount for the item do not refund 100% of the stats. For this refund, two types of groups are considered. Group A consists of Resistances and Armor. Group B consists of all other stats.		Stats below zero or below the expected amount for the item do not refund 100% of the stats. For this refund, two types of groups are considered. Group A consists of Resistances and Armor. Group B consists of all other stats.

	When stats are converted within a group, 75% of the stats are refunded. When stats are converted between groups, 50% of the stats are refunded.		When stats are converted within a group, 75% of the stats are refunded. When stats are converted between groups, 50% of the stats are refunded.

Zumos: Fixing white spaces

2026-04-27T09:36:53Z

Fixing white spaces

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	We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.		We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.
	~~ItemLevel~~
	~~'''Item Level'''~~
	~~'''Item Level'''~~
	~~'''Item Level'''~~

	'''Item Level'''		'''Item Level'''

	This parameter is simply the item level of the item in consideration. In RoR, we will limit this value to a maximum of 80.		This parameter is simply the item level of the item in consideration. In RoR, we will limit this value to a maximum of 80.
	~~Scalar~~
	~~'''Scalar'''~~

	'''Scalar'''		'''Scalar'''
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	''(4) HeavyArmor = LightArmor * 3''		''(4) HeavyArmor = LightArmor * 3''
	~~ScalarAbove45~~
	~~'''Scalar Above 45'''~~
	~~'''Scalar Above 45'''~~

	'''Scalar Above 45'''		'''Scalar Above 45'''
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	Note that the BaseLevel is always multiplied by the Scalar and not the ScalarAbove45!.		Note that the BaseLevel is always multiplied by the Scalar and not the ScalarAbove45!.
	~~RarityScalar~~
	~~'''Rarity Scalar'''~~

	'''Rarity Scalar'''		'''Rarity Scalar'''
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	For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.		For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.


	'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''		'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''
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	''NewValue = 4 + 4 = 8.''		''NewValue = 4 + 4 = 8.''
	~~New Stat Weight Calculation:~~
	~~'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''~~
	~~'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''~~

	'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''		'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''

Zumos: Added negative stats information

2026-04-27T09:31:36Z

Added negative stats information

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	The above base values assume a character is Rank 40. To see how these scale for lower level characters, please keep an eye on this page for a link to a google sheet that will you let plug in numbers to see the various results.		The above base values assume a character is Rank 40. To see how these scale for lower level characters, please keep an eye on this page for a link to a google sheet that will you let plug in numbers to see the various results.

			=== Negative Stats ===
			Stats below zero, or Resistances/Armor below the expected amount for the item do not refund 100% of the stats. For this refund, two types of groups are considered. Group A consists of Resistances and Armor. Group B consists of all other stats.

			When stats are converted within a group, 75% of the stats are refunded. When stats are converted between groups, 50% of the stats are refunded.


			For example a conversion of Resistances to Wounds (between groups): An item that should have 100 Resistances but has 0 would give 100 * 0.5 * 0.25 = 12.5 Wounds.

			Second example is a conversion of Resistances to Armor (within group): An item that should have 100 Resistances but has 0 would give 100 * 0.75 = 75 Armor (Armor and Resistances have equal cost of 0.25).

Zumos: /* Accessory sets */

2026-04-20T10:47:58Z

Accessory sets

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	=== Accessory sets ===		=== Accessory sets ===
	For accessory sets the SetBonusStatPool is reduced to half. In addition the stat pools of the items are reduced by NumberOfSetBonuses * SetBonusStatPool / ItemsRequiredForTopBonus * 0.65,		For accessory sets (sets consisting only of Jewelry and/or Cloak) the SetBonusStatPool is reduced to half. In addition the stat pools of the items are reduced by NumberOfSetBonuses * SetBonusStatPool / ItemsRequiredForTopBonus * 0.65,

Zumos at 08:16, 20 April 2026

2026-04-20T08:16:24Z

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	For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.		For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.
	~~Career Rank Requirement Scaling~~
	~~'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''~~
	~~'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''~~
	~~'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''~~

	'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''		'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''

Zumos: Added some white spaces

2026-04-20T08:15:28Z

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	* Block Rating		* Block Rating
	* Stat Pool		* Stat Pool


	The calculation of these different type of stats follows the same principle each time, through the following formulae, which are split between Items with ItemLevel below or equal to 45 and Items with ItemLevel above 45.:		The calculation of these different type of stats follows the same principle each time, through the following formulae, which are split between Items with ItemLevel below or equal to 45 and Items with ItemLevel above 45.:

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	We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.		We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.
	ItemLevel		ItemLevel
			'''Item Level'''
	'''Item Level'''		'''Item Level'''
	'''Item Level'''		'''Item Level'''
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	''(4) HeavyArmor = LightArmor * 3''		''(4) HeavyArmor = LightArmor * 3''
	ScalarAbove45		ScalarAbove45
			'''Scalar Above 45'''
	'''Scalar Above 45'''		'''Scalar Above 45'''

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	Note that the BaseLevel is always multiplied by the Scalar and not the ScalarAbove45!.		Note that the BaseLevel is always multiplied by the Scalar and not the ScalarAbove45!.
	RarityScalar		RarityScalar
			'''Rarity Scalar'''

	'''Rarity Scalar'''		'''Rarity Scalar'''
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	* Scalar 1.25		* Scalar 1.25
	* ReductionAbove45 60%		* ReductionAbove45 60%
	~~There is no Rarity Scalar or TalismanCorrection applied. This leads the following Formulae to determine the Stat Pool of a set bonus:~~

	There is no Rarity Scalar or TalismanCorrection applied. This leads the following Formulae to determine the Stat Pool of a set bonus:		There is no Rarity Scalar or TalismanCorrection applied. This leads the following Formulae to determine the Stat Pool of a set bonus:
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	For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.		For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.
	Career Rank Requirement Scaling		Career Rank Requirement Scaling
			'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''
	'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''		'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''
	'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''		'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''
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	''NewValue = 4 + 4 = 8.''		''NewValue = 4 + 4 = 8.''
	New Stat Weight Calculation:		New Stat Weight Calculation:
			'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''
	'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''		'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''

Zumos: /* Accessory sets */

2026-04-20T07:47:41Z

Accessory sets

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	'''Example'''		'''Example'''

	2pc - 21 stats		''2pc - 21 stats''

	3pc - 21 stats		''3pc - 21 stats''

			''<br />
	2 * 21 / 3 * 0.65 = 9.1		2 * 21 / 3 * 0.65 = 9.1''

	Item stat pool is reduced by 9.1 on each item in the accessory set.		Item stat pool is reduced by 9.1 on each item in the accessory set.

Zumos: Added white spaces

2026-04-20T07:44:18Z

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	* Talisman Slots (and Career Rank Requirement)		* Talisman Slots (and Career Rank Requirement)
	* Item Type		* Item Type


	We distinguish the following type of stats for an item:		We distinguish the following type of stats for an item:

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	We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.		We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.
	ItemLevel		ItemLevel
			'''Item Level'''
	'''Item Level'''		'''Item Level'''

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	This parameter describes how the stats of an item scale with ItemLevel. Each type of stat (Armor, Weapon DPS, Block Rating and Stat Pool) have different Scalars for different types of Items (Helm, 1H Weapon etc). The Scalars have been set by the team and are presented in the following table:		This parameter describes how the stats of an item scale with ItemLevel. Each type of stat (Armor, Weapon DPS, Block Rating and Stat Pool) have different Scalars for different types of Items (Helm, 1H Weapon etc). The Scalars have been set by the team and are presented in the following table:


	''Table 1: Scalar of different Types of Items''		''Table 1: Scalar of different Types of Items''
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	\|1.45		\|1.45
	\|}		\|}


	To calculate the armor of Medium and Heavy Armor, the Light Armor is multiplied by a factor of 2 and 3, respectively. Thus:		To calculate the armor of Medium and Heavy Armor, the Light Armor is multiplied by a factor of 2 and 3, respectively. Thus:

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	Where Table 4 gives the expected amount of talisman slots for each item type.		Where Table 4 gives the expected amount of talisman slots for each item type.


	''Table 4: Expected number of talisman slots per item type.''		''Table 4: Expected number of talisman slots per item type.''
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	For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.		For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.
	Career Rank Requirement Scaling		Career Rank Requirement Scaling
			'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''
	'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''		'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''

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	\|3.00		\|3.00
	\|}		\|}


	This means if we’re building out a new Weapon that is allowed to have 60 stat points, we’d use the above values while weighting the base stats to reach those 60 points.		This means if we’re building out a new Weapon that is allowed to have 60 stat points, we’d use the above values while weighting the base stats to reach those 60 points.

Zumos: Added how Jewelry Set bonus is calculated

2026-04-20T07:40:07Z

Added how Jewelry Set bonus is calculated

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	* Talisman Slots (and Career Rank Requirement)		* Talisman Slots (and Career Rank Requirement)
	* Item Type		* Item Type

	We distinguish the following type of stats for an item:		We distinguish the following type of stats for an item:

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	* Block Rating		* Block Rating
	* Stat Pool		* Stat Pool

	The calculation of these different type of stats follows the same principle each time, through the following formulae, which are split between Items with ItemLevel below or equal to 45 and Items with ItemLevel above 45.:		The calculation of these different type of stats follows the same principle each time, through the following formulae, which are split between Items with ItemLevel below or equal to 45 and Items with ItemLevel above 45.:

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	We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.		We will explain the parameters used in the formulae one by one.
	ItemLevel		ItemLevel
			'''Item Level'''

	'''Item Level'''		'''Item Level'''
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	This parameter is simply the item level of the item in consideration. In RoR, we will limit this value to a maximum of 80.		This parameter is simply the item level of the item in consideration. In RoR, we will limit this value to a maximum of 80.
	Scalar		Scalar
			'''Scalar'''

	'''Scalar'''		'''Scalar'''
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	''(4) HeavyArmor = LightArmor * 3''		''(4) HeavyArmor = LightArmor * 3''
	ScalarAbove45		ScalarAbove45
			'''Scalar Above 45'''

	'''Scalar Above 45'''		'''Scalar Above 45'''
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	''(5) ScalarAbove45 = Scalar * (1 - ReductionAbove45)''		''(5) ScalarAbove45 = Scalar * (1 - ReductionAbove45)''


	''Table 2: BaseLevel and ReductionAbove45 for different types of stats.''		''Table 2: BaseLevel and ReductionAbove45 for different types of stats.''
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	The Stat Pool of an item is increased by 4% per rarity tier. For example, an Rare Item has a 4% higher Stat Pool than an Uncommon item of the same Item Level. The following Table presents the RarityScalar for the different types of rarity. Note that Items that are part of a set have the “Very Rare” rarity.		The Stat Pool of an item is increased by 4% per rarity tier. For example, an Rare Item has a 4% higher Stat Pool than an Uncommon item of the same Item Level. The following Table presents the RarityScalar for the different types of rarity. Note that Items that are part of a set have the “Very Rare” rarity.


	''Table 3: Rarity Scalar''		''Table 3: Rarity Scalar''
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	* Scalar 1.25		* Scalar 1.25
	* ReductionAbove45 60%		* ReductionAbove45 60%
			There is no Rarity Scalar or TalismanCorrection applied. This leads the following Formulae to determine the Stat Pool of a set bonus:

	There is no Rarity Scalar or TalismanCorrection applied. This leads the following Formulae to determine the Stat Pool of a set bonus:		There is no Rarity Scalar or TalismanCorrection applied. This leads the following Formulae to determine the Stat Pool of a set bonus:
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	This value is applied to each bonus on a set, no matter the required number of pieces equipped.		This value is applied to each bonus on a set, no matter the required number of pieces equipped.

			=== Accessory sets ===
			For accessory sets the SetBonusStatPool is reduced to half. In addition the stat pools of the items are reduced by NumberOfSetBonuses * SetBonusStatPool / ItemsRequiredForTopBonus * 0.65,


			'''Example'''

			2pc - 21 stats

			3pc - 21 stats


			2 * 21 / 3 * 0.65 = 9.1

			Item stat pool is reduced by 9.1 on each item in the accessory set.

	== Unique Stat Values ==		== Unique Stat Values ==
	Thus far, the term Stat Pool has been used to describe how many stats an item or set bonus will give. But how does the Stat Pool of an item relate to the actual stats of said item?		Thus far, the term Stat Pool has been used to describe how many stats an item or set bonus will give. But how does the Stat Pool of an item relate to the actual stats of said item?

	To decide this, stats (such as Strength, Melee Crit, Parry etc) are given a certain value. The value of all basic stats (Strength, Ballistic Skill, Intelligence, Willpower, Toughness, Wounds, Initiative & Weapon Skill) equals 1 in all cases. For other stats, their value has been determined by the team for items with CR requirement of 40, which is presented in Table 5 &		To decide this, stats (such as Strength, Melee Crit, Parry etc) are given a certain value. The value of all basic stats (Strength, Ballistic Skill, Intelligence, Willpower, Toughness, Wounds, Initiative & Weapon Skill) equals 1 in all cases. For other stats, their value has been determined by the team for items with CR requirement of 40, which is presented in Table 5 & 6. The value of these stats have been determined by trying to relate them to the basic stats.

	6. The value of these stats have been determined by trying to relate them to the basic stats.

	* '''Table 5''' shows values of stats which do not scale with the CR requirement of the item.		* '''Table 5''' shows values of stats which do not scale with the CR requirement of the item.
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	For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.		For example, the cost of 1% block equals 12.00. That means that 0.01 block equals 12.00 and 1.00 block would have a value of 1200, which is what the second column is for.
	Career Rank Requirement Scaling		Career Rank Requirement Scaling
			'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''

	'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''		'''Career Rank Requirement Scaling'''
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	Where NewValue is the value of the stat for the chosen Career Rank Requirement. The Value40 is the value of the stat as found in Tables 5 & 6. At last, the CRRequirement is the Career Rank requirement of the item.		Where NewValue is the value of the stat for the chosen Career Rank Requirement. The Value40 is the value of the stat as found in Tables 5 & 6. At last, the CRRequirement is the Career Rank requirement of the item.
	Example:		Example:


	'''Example:'''		'''Example:'''
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	''NewValue = 4 + 4 = 8.''		''NewValue = 4 + 4 = 8.''
	New Stat Weight Calculation:		New Stat Weight Calculation:
			'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''

	'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''		'''New Stat Weight Calculation:'''
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	Each stat has a weight and a value attached to it, starting at 1 for any basic stat, like Strength, and adjusting higher or lower for others: AP Regen, for example, has a value of 6. These base stats don’t scale with character rank. Those weights are:		Each stat has a weight and a value attached to it, starting at 1 for any basic stat, like Strength, and adjusting higher or lower for others: AP Regen, for example, has a value of 6. These base stats don’t scale with character rank. Those weights are:


	''Table 5''		''Table 5''
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	These stats will be weighted slightly differently depending on a character’s career Rank. Lower level characters will get discounts so that they get greater values on items with these stats prior to reaching Rank 40. The scaling stats, and their values, are:		These stats will be weighted slightly differently depending on a character’s career Rank. Lower level characters will get discounts so that they get greater values on items with these stats prior to reaching Rank 40. The scaling stats, and their values, are:


	''Table 6''		''Table 6''