A creature has both a Current and a Max stat. Example: 124(current)/500(max). If the Current stat reaches 0, that creature will perish and must be revived by an item such as Daemon Chalice, or a skill such as Sacrifice.

A creature has both a Current and a Max stat. Example: 54(current)/210(max). If the current amount is too low, your creature may no longer be able to use Skills and Disciplines.

1. Increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
2. Lightly increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
3. Lightly increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
4. Lightly increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
5. Increases the damage of physical skills.
6. Can be enhanced with greater by a fixed percentage.

1. Increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
2. Lightly increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
3. Increases the damage of magical skills.
4. Increases all Elemental attributes by a small percentage.

1. Increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
2. Lightly increases the damage of a Battle Type creature's normal attack.
3. Increases the damage of ranged skills.
4. Increases skill accuracy by a small percentage.
5. Increases critical attack rate by a small percentage.

1. Decreases damage from physical skills.
2. Decreases damage from Battle Type and creatures.
3. Decreases damage from various skills in general.

1. Decreases damage from magical skills.
2. Decreases damage from Battle Type and creatures.
3. Decreases damage from various skills in general.

1. Decreases damage from dexterity skills.
2. Decreases damage from Battle Type and creatures.
3. Allows a creature to act sooner in a battle's Turn Order.
4. Diminished with greater by a fixed percentage.

decreases the turn value a creature possesses during battle and increases while decreasing . Lower has the opposite effect.

A creature's decreases the penalties associated with a Discipline's usage. Note that two handed weapons usually increase more than one handed.

To see the exact effect you can expect from a high Discipline Rating, read this lesson.

An approximation of how "stylish" a creature is. The following is the order of worst to best for females:

• Needs a Bath +25 points of style.
• Filthy Skank +50 points of style.
• Fairly Attractive +100 points of style.
• Spicy Lady +150 points of style.
• Honeypot +200 points of style.
• Voluptuous +250 points of style.
• Total MILF +300 points of style.
• Primadonna +350 points of style.
• Simply Gorgeous +400 points of style.
• Total Knockout +500 points of style.

And here is the order of worst to best for males:

• Needs Deodorant +25 points of style.
• Cream Puff +50 points of style.
• Fairly Attractive +100 points of style.
• Manly Specimen +150 points of style.
• Steamroller +200 points of style.
• Dead Sexy +250 points of style.
• Sexy Beast +300 points of style.
• Adonis +350 points of style.
• Super Hero +400 points of style.
• Fucking Fabulous +500 points of style.

Please note that most tattoos also award a varied style bonus.

As a chance occurrence, any attack can inflict 1.5 the damage. The likelihood of such an occurrence is increased by . Note that critical attacks are undodgable unless the user is Blind.

A creature's attribute increases a creature's chance of blocking enemy abilities other than items. Please note that this attribute's chance is cut in half when attempting to block skills and that it cannot guard against a critical attack.

The attribute determines how many times an ability will strike.

Usually only viewable in battle, the attribute determines how accurate an ability will be during battle. Please note that a 100% chance does not guarantee a blow, it just means that there are no accuracy penalty associated with the ability.