Stat Rules

[Empress Naga]

Stats are how we determine a character's proficiency, or lack thereof, in the six main categories. Perception, Speed, Strength, Mitigation, Stamina, and Affinity/Resistance. These allow us to balance out characters, and make sure that they don't all become too over powered, or at the very least make sure they have earned the right to be as powerful as they are. It also allows for staff, and other players, to make judgments about actions done in battle. Making sure that everyone plays fair.


Of course, with being fair, things must be balanced. When a character is created, they start off with a certain amount of stat points. Characters starting off with a Teigu will get 85 stat points to divvy up between the 6 categories as they choose, while a character who does not have a Teigu will start off with 100. This is to help even out the playing field, for teigu alone offer a significant advantage in combat. A character that starts off without a teigu, however, cannot get one until they are C-rank due to this advantage.


During each rank up, a character will gain more stat points. And again, depending on whether or not they have a Teigu will determine how many more points they get. If a character gets a teigu after C-rank, they will have to drop down a rank, in turn giving up the rewarded stat points for that level.

Rank	Teigu	No Teigu
C	+35	+38
B	+45	+50
A	+65	+70
S	+90	+90

Now, you would probably like to know what the different stats are.


Perception

Perceptions is a person's ability to pick up on things such as minor details, along with how far they can see, and aim. It shows how good that are at picking up who is lying, and for long ranged attackers, it shows how well they are at hitting their target.

Perception Stat Ratios :

Speed
This is how fast you can actually walk/run. This being an anime based rpg site, it is very likely that you will be able to move faster than the average  human IRL. However, to move at speeds at great as Akame, form the anime/manga, would mean you would need a very high speed stat.

Speed Stat Ratio:

Strength
This stat speaks for itself, showing just how much can you lift and how hard you can hit without the help of a weapon.
(When you are attacking with your own body, your strength minus you opponents mitigation will give you how much damage they take)

Strength Stat distribution :

Mitigation
This shows how much better you are at protecting yourself. Is your skin harder or maybe you are able to soften a sword blow by parrying the hit. No matter how good you are if you are hit you still take damage.

(Every 2 points invested in Mitigation decreases damage done by 1)

Stamina

Stamina is how well a person can fight and continue to take damage. Without falling over dead or injured. The more points in this stat the more hits you can take.

(This is determined by the formula 3x+10= Stamina. X is equal to the amount of points you put in.)

Affinity (Teigu Users Only)

Affinity is how closely synced a wielder is to their teigu. A low affinity would mean that you would have a fairly low attachment to it, and would most likely mean that you were using it weaker than your rank ( I.e. a B-rank with an affinity of almost 0 would probably only be able to use it at D-rank power). Of course, the higher the affinity is, the more powerful you can use it (I.e. a C-rank using it at B-rank power).

Affinity Stat Distribution:

Resistance (Non-Teigu User)

For those who do not use Teigu, they can go through training to learn how to resist it. A high resistance might mean that they only take the damage/feel the effects of a rank or two lower then they are supposed to. (I.e. taking C-rank damage from a B-rank teigu). Unlike an Affinity, however, there is no downside to closing the affinity.

Resistance Stat Distribution: