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Khanjali here. This guide is to help those who are wondering how viable stacking a certain stat is. With all of the new stats available, it may be confusing determining which stat is more useful to you or whether you should work with a certain stat.

This is not a guide about what the best stats are. This guide is primarily to show how much each point of a certain stat is worth. I do have some points to make about certain stats, but those are simply opinions.

Note: all calculations are error checked by Wolfram Alpha. Since the game rounds up values all results are rounded.

Offensive Stats
Proficiency: 1 point = 0.10% increased damage and healing
Determination: 1 point = 0.0015% increased damage and healing per Determination value
Brutality: 1 point = 0.002% increased damage and healing per % health lost on the target
Critical Chance: 1 point = 0.1% increased Critical Chance
Critical Damage: 1 point = 0.2% increased Critical Hit Damage
Double Attack: 1 point = 0.1% chance to cast abilities twice
_______ Damage (They are all the same): 1 point = 0.17% increased _______ damage. Increases healing by 0.1%
Fury: 1 point = 0.25% of your damage leaves wounds.
Swiftness: 1 point = 0.1% reduced cooldowns.

Defensive Stats
Vitality: 1 point = 0.1% increased health
Willpower: Note: This is the only stat with diminishing returns.
Duration of Crowd Control effects you need to endure before immunity kicks in:
1 point = 32 seconds
5 points = 21 seconds
10 points = 18 seconds
20 points = 15 seconds
50 points = 12 seconds
100 points = 9 seconds
120 points = 9 seconds
150 points = 8 seconds
200 points = 7 seconds
Bloodlust: 1 point = Heals you for 0.06% of damage dealt and 0.02% of healing dealt
Survivability: 1 point = 0.1% increased healing and absorption.
Caution: 1 point = When health drops below 40%, damage taken is reduced by 0.1%.
_______ Protection (They are all the same): 1 point = reduces damage taken by _______ element by 0.05%. Increases Willpower by 0.6.
Conviction: 1 point = 0.10% reduction in movement impairment effects. Movement speed increased by 0.05%.
Sustainability: 1 point = reduces damage by 0.2% when under a control effect.
Concentration: 1 point = receive an absorption shield that is equal to 0.05% of your damage dealt or healing.

And that’s basically it. You’ll never see any of the special stats gain at just 1 point increments, but this is a good idea to see how much stat each one of those points (and partial points) provide. If you want more information about how these calculations work, don't hesitate to ask.


This next section can be skipped. There are a number of stats that have had discussion over their use discussed elsewhere in the forums, and I’d like to throw my hat in the ring. This seemed like the best place to do it as this is basically a discussion on stats.

Thanks for reading the above guide, and if any of the discussion below interests you, or I screwed up math somewhere, let me know.

Specific Stat Discussion

Bloodlust:
Bloodlust is notable for its’ excellent returns upon being stacked and being overly hyped as an amazing stat. It is, but Bloodlust is not as strong as initially thought. DPS classes gets the most out of Bloodlust since their higher damage output means greater return on health. But Bloodlust loses its’ value when you’re not taking damage, and the second job of DPS is avoiding damage. Ideally, you want enough Bloodlust that it can help you recover from a minor mistake, but it shouldn’t be the primary defensive stat to go for.
Well, what about Bloodlust for Healers and Tanks? For Healers, it’s very much the same as for DPS. For Tanks, you get less out of the stat since you aren’t dealing significant amounts of damage, and it’s better to invest in stronger damage mitigation rather than self-healing.

The main point behind Bloodlusts’ lesser importance is that it is not Effective Health. Effective Health is your total health plus any additional shields/bonuses that prevent its’ reduction (this may have a different name elsewhere) . Bloodlust is simply healing. It won’t go beyond the upper limit of your health pool. Building up armor and defenses, a la “_______ Protection” stats, benefits Effective Health, but isn’t a great investment for DPS.
So, what is?

Concentration. And this isn’t just for DPS, this is for Tanks and Healers as well. The lengthy description of Concentration fails to include that the absorption shield stacks, and thus can generate a fairly strong shield. But Concentration isn’t strong on its’ own. Survivability will further strengthen Concentrations’ shield. With this, DPS and Healers have a method of generating quite a bit of Effective Health, and Tanks have an extra avenue of reducing incoming damage.

Brutality and Determination:
Brutality and Determination have lost their value with the introduction of the special stats. Their reliance on being built up over time is the opposite of the other skills, which provide immediate bonuses. Classes that focus on Double Attack or Swiftness could work with Determination since they’ll be able to generate it quickly, but most gear pieces can roll both of those stats and you want your class’ chosen one since certain rubies have boosted effects when stacking class-specified stats.

Willpower:
Willpower is important for PvP, but because it is the only stat that has diminishing returns it is not necessary to stack it highly. Once you reach 100 points, you will lose value attempting to stack Willpower higher.

It's not easy to determine where diminishing returns begin since it would require multiple people on our servers who have 500+ points in stats to post what their percentages are.

That's actually a good idea.

Anyone who has 500+ points in any stat, post a screenshot it here or send me a PM of the percentage value. If you can show multiple values around 500 too, that'd help in determining values.

Thanks for the clarification Tidehunter!