Stat points players spend: Strength, Vitality or anything you name, each adding real stats per point.

Attributes

An attribute is what a stat point raises. You name it, give it an icon and a colour, and say what each point adds to the character's real stats — "Strength: +2 Attack and +5 Carry Weight per point". Want plain stats instead? Make an attribute with one effect ("Vitality: +10 Max HP").

Players earn the points from a Progression Profile pool and spend them on the Attributes tab of their Character panel.

Attributes live in Database → Skills → Attributes. Which pool pays for them is set on the profile, under Stat points. Starting points per attribute go on Database → Characters → (a character) → Progression → Base attribute points (and on a class's Progression tab, added on top).

Setting it up#

Open Database → Skills → Attributes and click + New Attribute.
Give it a Name, an Icon and a Colour.
Under Effects per point, pick a stat and how much one point adds. Add more rows for more stats.
Optionally set Max points and a Soft cap, then Create Attribute.
Open Database → Characters → Progression Profiles, pick (or make) a profile and add a Point pool for the points, e.g. "Attribute Points", 3 per character level.
Under Stat points, turn it on, pick that pool in Spent from pool, and optionally limit Attributes that may be raised.
Set the pool's Respec rule (can players reset, and what it costs).
Optionally give characters or classes Base attribute points on their Progression tab.
Publish. Players open the Character panel → Attributes, stage points with + and −, and press Confirm.

Fields#

Field	What it does
Name	What players see, e.g. Strength
Description	Shown when a player hovers the attribute
Icon	The picture beside it in the Attributes tab. No icon = a swatch in its colour
Colour	The attribute's name colour in game
Effects per point	Stat + amount, added for every point. Percent stats (Crit Chance, Lifesteal, Cooldown Reduction…) are fractions: 0.01 = 1%. A negative amount lowers the stat
Max points	The most points one character can have here, base points included. 0 = no limit
Soft cap → Full value up to	Points up to here count fully
Soft cap → Each point after counts	0–1. 0.5 = every point past the cap is worth half. 0 = points past the cap do nothing, so players can't spend them there
Sort order	Lower numbers are listed first

On the profile (Stat points):

Field	What it does
Spent from pool	The point pool players spend on attributes
Attributes that may be raised	Limit this profile to some attributes. Empty = every attribute
Ask before points are committed	Players press Spend, then Confirm

Resetting points#

A player can reset the attribute pool from the Attributes tab when the pool's Respec rule allows it. The button shows the price:

Free below level and Free resets make a reset cost nothing.
Otherwise it costs the Amount of silver, an item or a custom currency, plus Rises per paid reset for every paid reset before.
Cooldown (seconds) spaces resets out.
Only at an NPC removes the button; the tab says a trainer can reset the points. Resetting at an NPC is not wired yet, so with this on players can't reset for now.

A reset refunds every point spent on attributes from that pool. Base points are never refunded — they were never spent.

Gotchas#

Nothing happens until a profile spends the points. An attribute with no profile pointing Stat points at a pool still adds its base points, but players have nothing to spend and the Attributes tab stays hidden.
Validation. No name, an unknown stat, or a max outside 0–100000 blocks the save. An attribute with no effect saves with a warning. A soft cap at or above the max warns that it never applies.
The server checks every point. It refuses a spend that passes a max, a factor-0 soft cap, the pool's balance, or an attribute the profile does not allow — the player sees why, and nothing is spent.
Deleting an attribute refunds the points characters spent on it, the next time each one logs in.
Stat bonuses add up with gear, skill bonuses and passives, before percent passives.
Feature flag. Behind Attribute Points in Feature Flags (on, Beta). Off = attributes give no bonus and players can't spend or reset; spent points and your attributes are kept. Points also need Progression Profiles on.
Changes reach a running server when you Publish.

Attributes

Players earn the points from a Progression Profile pool and spend them on the Attributes tab of their Character panel.

Setting it up#

Open Database → Skills → Attributes and click + New Attribute.

Give it a Name, an Icon and a Colour.

Under Effects per point, pick a stat and how much one point adds. Add more rows for more stats.

Optionally set Max points and a Soft cap, then Create Attribute.

Open Database → Characters → Progression Profiles, pick (or make) a profile and add a Point pool for the points, e.g. "Attribute Points", 3 per character level.

Under Stat points, turn it on, pick that pool in Spent from pool, and optionally limit Attributes that may be raised.

Set the pool's Respec rule (can players reset, and what it costs).

Optionally give characters or classes Base attribute points on their Progression tab.

Publish. Players open the Character panel → Attributes, stage points with + and −, and press Confirm.

Fields#

Field	What it does
Name	What players see, e.g. Strength
Description	Shown when a player hovers the attribute
Icon	The picture beside it in the Attributes tab. No icon = a swatch in its colour
Colour	The attribute's name colour in game
Effects per point	Stat + amount, added for every point. Percent stats (Crit Chance, Lifesteal, Cooldown Reduction…) are fractions: 0.01 = 1%. A negative amount lowers the stat
Max points	The most points one character can have here, base points included. 0 = no limit
Soft cap → Full value up to	Points up to here count fully
Soft cap → Each point after counts	0–1. 0.5 = every point past the cap is worth half. 0 = points past the cap do nothing, so players can't spend them there
Sort order	Lower numbers are listed first

On the profile (Stat points):

Field	What it does
Spent from pool	The point pool players spend on attributes
Attributes that may be raised	Limit this profile to some attributes. Empty = every attribute
Ask before points are committed	Players press Spend, then Confirm

Resetting points#

A player can reset the attribute pool from the Attributes tab when the pool's Respec rule allows it. The button shows the price:

Free below level and Free resets make a reset cost nothing.

Otherwise it costs the Amount of silver, an item or a custom currency, plus Rises per paid reset for every paid reset before.

Cooldown (seconds) spaces resets out.

Only at an NPC removes the button; the tab says a trainer can reset the points. Resetting at an NPC is not wired yet, so with this on players can't reset for now.

A reset refunds every point spent on attributes from that pool. Base points are never refunded — they were never spent.

Gotchas#

Nothing happens until a profile spends the points. An attribute with no profile pointing Stat points at a pool still adds its base points, but players have nothing to spend and the Attributes tab stays hidden.

Validation. No name, an unknown stat, or a max outside 0–100000 blocks the save. An attribute with no effect saves with a warning. A soft cap at or above the max warns that it never applies.

The server checks every point. It refuses a spend that passes a max, a factor-0 soft cap, the pool's balance, or an attribute the profile does not allow — the player sees why, and nothing is spent.

Deleting an attribute refunds the points characters spent on it, the next time each one logs in.

Stat bonuses add up with gear, skill bonuses and passives, before percent passives.

Feature flag. Behind Attribute Points in Feature Flags (on, Beta). Off = attributes give no bonus and players can't spend or reset; spent points and your attributes are kept. Points also need Progression Profiles on.

Changes reach a running server when you Publish.