Stat guide

What it does

Core ATK value on the unit.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Core DEF value on the unit.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Core HP value on the unit.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Core Attack Speed value on the unit.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Core Move Speed value on the unit.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Bonus to ATK. Exact stacking with the base value is not fully published here.

Common mix-up

“Bonus” does not by itself prove additive vs multiplicative stacking.

What it does

Bonus to DEF. Exact stacking with the base value is not fully published here.

Common mix-up

“Bonus” does not by itself prove additive vs multiplicative stacking.

What it does

Bonus to HP. Exact stacking with the base value is not fully published here.

Common mix-up

“Bonus” does not by itself prove additive vs multiplicative stacking.

What it does

Bonus to Attack Speed. Exact stacking with the base value is not fully published here.

Common mix-up

“Bonus” does not by itself prove additive vs multiplicative stacking.

What it does

Bonus to Move Speed. Exact stacking with the base value is not fully published here.

Common mix-up

“Bonus” does not by itself prove additive vs multiplicative stacking.

What it does

Critical Rate — chance / rate used on the matching combat check.

Common mix-up

A rate on the sheet is not automatically proof of a hard cap.

What it does

Critical Damage — outgoing attack-type bonus. One layer of the hit, not the whole damage formula.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Critical Damage on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Critical Damage DOWN weakens crits that hit you. It does not reduce your own critical damage.

What it does

Skill Critical Rate — chance / rate used on the matching combat check.

Common mix-up

A rate on the sheet is not automatically proof of a hard cap.

What it does

Skill Critical Damage — outgoing attack-type bonus. One layer of the hit, not the whole damage formula.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Skill Critical Damage on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Combo Rate — chance / rate used on the matching combat check.

Common mix-up

A rate on the sheet is not automatically proof of a hard cap.

What it does

This opposing stat exists, but the confirmed normal-attack combo roll reads Combo Rate only. Its runtime effect has not yet been proven.

Common mix-up

Do not subtract this from Combo Rate in a calculator yet: the confirmed combo proc does not read it, and no other application site is proven.

What it does

Counterattack Rate — chance / rate used on the matching combat check.

Common mix-up

A rate on the sheet is not automatically proof of a hard cap.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Counterattack Rate on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Stun Rate — chance / rate used on the matching combat check.

Common mix-up

A rate on the sheet is not automatically proof of a hard cap.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Stun Rate on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Evasion Rate — chance / rate used on the matching combat check.

Common mix-up

A rate on the sheet is not automatically proof of a hard cap.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Evasion Rate on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Airborne Rate — chance / rate used on the matching combat check.

Common mix-up

A rate on the sheet is not automatically proof of a hard cap.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Airborne Rate on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Universal Damage DOWN. Subtracted for every attack type (normal, skill, combo, counter, support) to cancel matching Damage %.

Common mix-up

Not the same as Boss Damage DOWN. Damage DOWN only cancels typed Damage %; it cannot replace the boss-attacker multiply.

What it does

Normal Attack Damage — outgoing attack-type bonus. One layer of the hit, not the whole damage formula.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Normal Attack Damage on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Skill Damage — outgoing attack-type bonus. One layer of the hit, not the whole damage formula.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Skill Damage on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Extra outgoing damage when your target is a Boss or Epic Monster: multiply by (1 + Boss Damage) after the typed step. This is separate from Boss Damage DOWN.

Common mix-up

This checks whether your target is a boss. Boss Damage DOWN checks whether the attacker is a Boss; the two do not directly cancel.

What it does

Reduces incoming damage when the attacker itself is a Boss: damage ÷ (1 + Boss Damage DOWN) after Defense. It does not directly subtract from Boss Damage.

Common mix-up

Not “boss skill only.” It applies when the attacker is a Boss, for normals and skills alike. It is not the opposite side of Boss Damage.

What it does

Combo Damage — outgoing attack-type bonus. One layer of the hit, not the whole damage formula.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Combo Damage on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Counterattack Damage — outgoing attack-type bonus. One layer of the hit, not the whole damage formula.

Common mix-up

The name identifies the stat; it does not publish every cap or UI rounding rule.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Counterattack Damage on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Support Damage — outgoing attack-type bonus. One layer of the hit, not the whole damage formula.

Common mix-up

Support Damage is for support/pet hits — not Normal Attack Damage.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Support Damage on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Having an opposing name does not prove every skill path uses a simple 1:1 cancel.

What it does

Normal Damage Amplify — amplify for that attack class. Separate from the plain “… Damage” bonus; both can apply.

Common mix-up

English Detailed Stats wrongly shows “Support Damage UP.” This site uses the corrected name; Blue TM set bonuses confirm it is normal-attack amplify.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Normal Damage Amplify on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

English Detailed Stats wrongly shows “Support Damage RESIST.” This site uses the corrected name; Blue TM set bonuses confirm it is normal-attack amplify.

What it does

Skill Damage UP — amplify for that attack class. Separate from the plain “… Damage” bonus; both can apply.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Skill Damage UP on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Combo Damage UP — amplify for that attack class. Separate from the plain “… Damage” bonus; both can apply.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Combo Damage UP on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Counterattack Damage UP — amplify for that attack class. Separate from the plain “… Damage” bonus; both can apply.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Counterattack Damage UP on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Critical Damage UP — amplify for that attack class. Separate from the plain “… Damage” bonus; both can apply.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Cuts or cancels Critical Damage UP on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

Support Damage UP — amplify for that attack class. Separate from the plain “… Damage” bonus; both can apply.

Common mix-up

This is the real support/pet amplify line. Do not confuse it with Normal Damage Amplify (which the English sheet mislabels as Support).

What it does

Cuts or cancels Support Damage UP on the matching combat path.

Common mix-up

Do not merge this with the similarly named “… Damage” line — they are different multipliers.

What it does

A separate timed heal equal to maximum HP × HP Recovery. The simulator processes this while below maximum HP and schedules the next check one second later.

Common mix-up

This is the timed maximum-HP fraction; it is not the on-hit chance or on-hit amount.

What it does

Your chance to heal when your own connected hit triggers the on-hit recovery check. Getting hit does not activate this stat.

Common mix-up

This is attacker on-hit healing—not timed regeneration and not healing because an enemy hit you.

What it does

When HP Recovery Rate succeeds after your hit connects, you heal for maximum HP × HP Recovery Amount.

Common mix-up

This sets the on-hit heal amount; it is not the trigger chance and is not the timed HP Recovery stat.