Attributes

The strengths and weaknesses of any creature are described by six main attributes, which in turn determine several different modifiers. Different attributes are attached to different sections of the Talent tree.

Strength

Strength is a measure of raw physical power, brute force, and endurance in combat. High strength allows a creature to endure longer fights. Additionally, it allows the creature to carry more weight before becoming burdened. Most melee weapons depend on the Strength of their user for their damage.

A character heavily focused on Strength wants to end a fight as quickly as possible with a small amount of devastating hits, stunning and knocking down its opponents, especially as it often lacks the physical and mental resources to sustain lengthy battles.

The following schools are affected by Strength to determine the effects of the skills:

School	Primary/Secondary Attribute
Warfare	Primary
Martial Arts	Secondary

Game Mechanics

Affected modifiers

Modifier	Intensity/Attribute score
Health	+50
Health regeneration	+1/sec
Carry weight	+6.0 kg

Formulas

Health

Health base value is 750. Each point of Strength increases this amount by 50.

Health Regeneration

Health regeneration base value is 0. Each point of Strength increases this amount by 1.

Carry Weight

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Carry Weight }}(kg)=Base+(STR*6)$

Base = 30kg for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

Dexterity

Dexterity measures a creature quickness, reflex, hand-eye coordination and overall grace in movements. High dexterity allows a creature to move around stealthily, and to evade direct melee damage and large AoE explosions.

Dexterity is the main attribute of nimble fighters and furtive characters that wear light equipment to prevent armor from interfering with their combat abilities and hold (or double-wield) small, fast weapons.

The following schools are affected by Dexterity to determine the effects of the skills:

School	Primary/Secondary Attribute
Assassination	Primary
Martial Arts	Primary
Hunting	Secondary

Game Mechanics

Affected modifiers

Modifier	Intensity/Attribute score
Evasion	+25
Attack speed	+2%
Stealth	+25
Lockpicking	+25

Formulas

Evasion

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Evasion}}=[Base+(DEX*25)]$

Base = -150 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

The chance to evade an attack or avoid an effect through Evasion is:

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Chance}}={\frac {TargetEvasion}{AttackerAccuracy+1250}}$

Attack Speed

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Attack Speed}}(\%)=Base+(DEX*2\%)-(ArmorEncumbrance/5)$

Base = -10% for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

See also: Attack Speed#Mechanics

Stealth

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Stealth}}=[Base+(DEX*25)]$

Base = -150 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

Move Speed

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Move Speed Modifier}}=Base-(ArmorEncumbrance/5)$

Base = 100% for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

Intelligence

Intelligence is a measure of cunning, knowledge and affinity with the primal energy stored within any creature in Fractured. High intelligence allows a player to have a larger mana pool and better mana regeneration.

Although Intelligence is an obvious requirement for aspiring mages, it’s recommended to have a minimum intelligence score of 10.

The following schools are affected by the Intelligence of the user to determine the effects of the skills:

School	Primary/Secondary Attribute
Abjuration	Primary
Alteration	Primary
Conjuration	Primary
Invocation	Primary
Restoration	Primary
Necromancy	Primary
Divination	Secondary
Enchanting	Secondary
Illusionism	Secondary

Game Mechanics

Affected modifiers

Modifier	Intensity/Attribute score
Willpower	+25
Mana	+75
Mana regeneration	+1/sec

Formulas

Willpower

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Willpower}}=[Base+(INT*25)]$

Base = -150 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

The chance to evade an attack or avoid an effect through Willpower is:

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Chance}}={\frac {TargetWillpower}{AttackerAccuracy+1250}}$

Mana

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Mana}}=Base+(INT*75)+(CHA*50)$

Base = 0 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

Mana Regeneration

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Mana Regeneration}}=Base+(INT*2)$

Base = 0 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

Constitution

Constitution measures a creature's overall health and well-being. Given the impact of Constitution on the resilience of your character, it’s recommended you don’t lower it too much, unless you’re planning to be able to defend yourself otherwise through magical means. The effect of many consumables is also dependent on the Constitution of the user.

The following schools are affected by the Constitution of the user to determine the effects of the skills:

School	Primary/Secondary Attribute
Warfare	Secondary

Game Mechanics

Affected modifiers

Modifier	Intensity/Attribute score
Fortitude	+20
Health	+75
Rest Loss	+3%

Formulas

Fortitude

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Fortitude}}=[Base+(CON*25)]$

Base = -150 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

The chance to avoid an effect through Fortitude is:

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Chance}}={\frac {TargetFortitude}{AttackerAccuracy+1250}}$

Health

Health base value is 750. Each point of Constitution increases this amount by 75.

Perception

Perception measures a creature precision, ability to pick on details, and overall awareness of its surroundings. Creatures with high perception are extremely good at landing their attacks and spells with accuracy and steady hand on their targets, often spotting and hitting their weak spots, inflicting critical damage. Additionally, creatures with high perception are more likely to detect hidden enemies, traps and treasures around them.

Some people need years of study and practice, others just get it naturally. Instinct, keen sight, and acute intuition are essential for bounty hunters, rangers, and assassins. Their senses give them a natural expertise with most weapons and combat techniques, and allow them to quickly identify the best magical items and valuables among unclaimed treasures and the corpses of their victims.

The following schools are affected by the Perception of the user to determine the effects of the skills:

School	Primary/Secondary Attribute
Hunting	Primary
Divination	Primary
Assassination	Secondary

Game Mechanics

Affected modifiers

Modifier	Intensity/Attribute score
Accuracy	+25
Critical chance	+1%
Detection	+25

Formulas

Accuracy

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Accuracy}}=(Base)+(PER*25)$

Base Accuracy vary on creature type.

Race	Base Accuracy
Human	-150

Critical Chance

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Critical Chance }}(\%)=(Base)+(PER*1\%)$

Base Critical Chance vary on creature type. The result cannot go below 0%.

Race	Base Critical Chance
Human	-10%

Critical Damage

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Critical Damage }}(\%)=Base$

Critical damage is affected only by item bonuses and talents.

Base Critical Damage vary on creature type. The result cannot go below 50% or above 300%.

Race	Base Critical Damage
Human	0

Detection

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Detection}}=[Base+(PER*25)]$

Base Detection vary on creature type.

Race	Base Detection
Human	-150

Charisma

Charisma measures a creature attitude towards others, its inclination towards leadership, and its overall luck due to its firm positive mindset. Creatures with high charisma tend to spend much of their time in groups and parties, and their presence provides several bonuses to all their allies. Additionally, this attribute allows players to be much better at dealing with animals and other creatures, allowing them to tame the most dangerous pets.

Some say luck is blind, but knowing yourself and having faith in your abilities often helps a lot! Charisma is used by leaders and kings to raise among people, by minstrels to convey emotions to the souls of their audience, by tricksters to deceive their victims with illusions, and by trainers to earn the respect of their pets.

When chances between life and death depend on the throw of a dice, Charisma makes the difference, skewing the balance towards the best result.

Charisma also contributes to the total mana pool of the character.

The following schools are affected by the Charisma of the user to determine the effects of the skills:

School	Primary/Secondary Attribute
Leadership	Primary
Musicianship	Primary
Enchanting	Primary
Illusionism	Primary
Conjuration (Summons)	Secondary
Necromancy (Summons)	Secondary

Game Mechanics

Affected modifiers

Modifier	Intensity/Attribute score
Luck	+40
Mana	+50

Formulas

Luck

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Luck}}=[Base+(CHA*40)]$

Base = -400 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.

Assuming a random roll with a certain Chance to succeed (e.g. 25%, represented as 0.25), Biased Chance is the actual success chance altered by the player's Luck.

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}\triangle =Chance-Chance^{(1+{\tfrac {Luck}{1000}})}$

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Biased Chance}}=Chance+\triangle$

Mana

$\color [rgb]{0.7058823529411765,0.6274509803921569,0.5490196078431373}{\text{Mana}}=Base+(INT*75)+(CHA*50)$

Base = 0 for Human players, but can vary depending on creature type.