Hello adventurers! Today we want to talk about some stats, armor, and attack types in Zoria. There are a lot of mechanics in the game that we believe we should cover, so you get the idea of what to expect when you jump into the world of Zoria. It's going to be a pretty long diary today, so grab your favorite beverage, snacks and enjoy the guide! Main Stats These stats directly influence the characters various attributes (health, damage) and the power of a characters abilities.

• Stamina: directly affects the characters health. Especially important early game and the single greatest contributor to player survivability.

• Strength: especially important for melee characters, directly affects Melee Attack Power and increases the Energy pool for Lancer class and Captain. It also increases block power for characters wearing a Shield.

• Agility: increases Ranged Attack Power for Ranger. Increases Melee Attack Power for Thief. Increases Melee Attack Power for Lancer, Kingsman, Battle Cleric, and Captain to a smaller degree. Increases Energy pool for Ranger, Thief, and Kingsman. Increases Crit Chance with values depending on the class. Increases Armor.

• Intellect: Increases Spell Power. Increases Magic Armor. Increases Crit Chance for magic abilities. Increases Mana pool for Wizard, Necromancer, Priest, Battle Cleric, Bard.

• Armor: reduces the amount of damage received from physical abilities and effects.

• Magic Armor: reduces the amount of damage received from magic abilities and effects.

• Initiative: it influences the characters place in the combat queue at the start and where it will be placed in the queue once that characters turn is finished. A character with a high Initiative value will be placed higher in the combat queue once its turn is completed than a character with a low Initiative value.

• Hit Chance: chance to hit with an ability. It is directly influenced by the level difference between the character and the enemy. The higher the level of an enemy compared to the character, the lower the Hit Chance.

• Crit Chance: Critical chance is influenced by the dominant stat for that class Agility or Intellect.

• Fire Magic

• Water Magic

• Nature Magic

• Arcane Magic

• Death Magic

• Light Magic

• Sunder: can be applied by physical abilities. Decreases the player Armor and can stack multiple effects.

• Wound: can be applied by physical abilities. Decreases the player Initiative while active.

• Bleed: can be applied by physical abilities. Deals damage over time to the character until removed.

• Stun: can be applied by any kind of ability. Locks the character in the current position in the combat queue for its duration.

• Poison: can be applied by Nature abilities. Decreases Hit Chance.

• Disease: can be applied by Nature abilities. DecreasesAgilityandIntellect.

• Curse: can be applied by Death abilities. Decreases Strength and Magic Armor.

• Strength: Basic Attack, Vanquish thy Foe, Avenger Strike, Bash of Wrath.

• Agility: Shield Wall, King's Resolve, Deflect, Hold the Line, Avatar of Protection.

• Intellect: Magic Absorption, King's Fire.

• Durability: all weapons and armor now have certain durability that decreases with each combat. Once a gear items durability reaches 0, that item is no longer usable and does not contribute to the characters stats.

• Light Armor: worn by Wizard, Necromancer, and Priest classes.

• Medium Armor: worn by Ranger, Thief, Bard classes, and the Captain.

• Hardened Armor: worn by the Ranger, Kingsman, Lancer, Battle Cleric classes, and the Captain.

• Heavy Armor: worn by the Kingsman and Lancer classes.

• All weapons now have a weapon damage stat. This damage is added to the base attack of the character using that weapon.

• Specific caster weapons, like the staff, have a Spell Damage stat instead of Weapon Damage.