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The '''Attribute System''' defines the core growth of every character. Attributes determine how a character develops in combat and exploration, while directly influencing derived stats such as Attack, Defence, and Hit Rate. ~~Each~~ level grants attribute points that can be allocated to improve attributes~~, making them~~ the foundation of all character progression.

The '''Attribute System''' defines the core growth of every character. Attributes determine how a character develops in combat and exploration, while directly influencing derived stats such as Attack, Defence, and Hit Rate.

There are two types of character levels:

* '''Base Level''' – Determines a character’s overall level and provides attribute points.

* '''[[Classes|Job Level]]''' – Determines a character’s job progression and provides skill points.

This page covers the '''Base Level''' system and how it grants attribute points that can be allocated to improve attributes. Attributes form the foundation of all character progression.

Attributes matter because:

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== Leveling and Attribute Points ==

Characters gain attribute points as they ~~level up, which can be spent to improve~~ their ~~six attributes~~.

Characters gain attribute points as they increase their Base Level.

* All characters start at '''Level 1''' with 27 attribute points automatically distributed by class. These cannot be reallocated.

* All characters start at '''Base Level 1''' with 27 attribute points automatically distributed by class. These cannot be reallocated.

* From '''Levels 2–100''', players gain 3 points per level (297 total).

* From '''Levels 101–130''', players gain 2 points per level (60 total).

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* Reduces skill cast times.

* Increased by Dexterity and Intelligence.

* '''Cast Time Reduction:''' X% (capped at 90%).

== Attributes Summary ==

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-The '''Attribute System''' defines the core growth of every character. Attributes determine how a character develops in combat and exploration, while directly influencing derived stats such as Attack, Defence, and Hit Rate. Each level grants attribute points that can be allocated to improve attributes, making them the foundation of all character progression.
+The '''Attribute System''' defines the core growth of every character. Attributes determine how a character develops in combat and exploration, while directly influencing derived stats such as Attack, Defence, and Hit Rate.
+There are two types of character levels:
+* '''Base Level''' – Determines a character’s overall level and provides attribute points.
+* '''[[Classes|Job Level]]''' – Determines a character’s job progression and provides skill points.
+This page covers the '''Base Level''' system and how it grants attribute points that can be allocated to improve attributes. Attributes form the foundation of all character progression.
 Attributes matter because:
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 == Leveling and Attribute Points ==
-Characters gain attribute points as they level up, which can be spent to improve their six attributes.
+Characters gain attribute points as they increase their Base Level.
-* All characters start at '''Level 1''' with 27 attribute points automatically distributed by class. These cannot be reallocated.
+* All characters start at '''Base Level 1''' with 27 attribute points automatically distributed by class. These cannot be reallocated.
 * From '''Levels 2–100''', players gain 3 points per level (297 total).
 * From '''Levels 101–130''', players gain 2 points per level (60 total).
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 * Reduces skill cast times.
 * Increased by Dexterity and Intelligence.
 * '''Cast Time Reduction:''' X% (capped at 90%).
 == Attributes Summary ==