VII. Stats and Level Rules

As you level and advance your character, you are going to gain Stat points, which allow you to customize your characters strengths. By placing and aligning your stat points, you determine how strong, fast, or powerful your character is. Once you determine your stats, they are determined forever, so be careful how you customize them. Below are the differing stats that you can chose from. Note: Any stat you invest points into cannot exceed 230 points. Furthermore, no more than one stat can be left at 0 at D rank. When leveled up, the stat left at zero must increase by at least five points per additional rank the user has increased by.

The Stats:

Stat Tiers:

Temporary Stat Boost Amounts for Magic:

For summoning mages, each of your summons has their own set of stats that determine their strengths. Summons make use of the same stats as regular mages outside of Affluence, since Summons have no natural magical power of their own. The amount of stats each summon has is based on their ranks, and is as follows;
Rank D - 150
Rank C - 240
Rank B - 330
Rank A - 390
Rank S - 430


As mentioned before, as you progress your character on the site you level up, granting you access to more power and abilities. You can level up to level 30, and below you find how much experience it takes to level up, as well as when you unlock differing power points in your growth.

Ranks are certain selections of levels which line up with your characters magic, used to determine how many spell slots you can have and your general power.

Ranks:
D Rank: Level 1 to 9
C Rank: Level 10 to 19
B Rank: Level 20 to 24
A Rank: Level 25 to 29
S Rank: Level 30
SS Rank: Level 31(This is a special rank mainly for magic council members but also obtainable for everyone)
X Rank: Level 1(This Rank is exclusive to guild masters and the Magic Council chairman)

Rank D:

Rank C:

Rank B:

Rank A:

Rank S:

Rank SS :

Rank X:

Health will fall under these guidelines. There will be no distinct health system and you'll be allowed to use your own personal judgment to determine life or death until you are deemed unworthy of the privilege. Once that happens a health system with stricter and more specific numbers will be added on to this so don't blow it.


No damage: No damage has occurred. Self explanatory

Minimal Damage: Scratches and bumps at worst. Really these injuries will feel like mosquito bites but without the risk of deadly disease.

Minor Damage: Nothing more than skin deep scratches that result in some blood loss. Most bruises also fall under this category.

Regular Damage: Your real cuts and bruises. You’ve taken a real hit and although you won’t suffer to much it’s not recommended you take to many.

Greater Damage: A mid way between Regular Damage and Major Damage.These attacks are deeper than regular damage but don’t seem to have the same hindering effect that Major damage has on the body. It’s best to think of it is improved (or worsened depending on which side of things you’re on) regular damage

Major Damage: These are serious injuries: Broken bones, damaged organs, and etcetera. These kinds of injuries can seriously hinder mobility and limit what a person is reasonably capable of doing.

Severe/Permanent Damage: These are your so called ‘life threatening’ injuries. Although you can’t be killed without your permission but be warned that the word Permanent means this is the kind of damage that has warped your character’s shape or ability. Severed Limbs, loss of organs, Spinal Damage, etc.  In short you’re going to need to figure out a way to fix your character since these are the kinds of injuries that you don’t just heal with some bed rest. These are also your 1 hit KO's.