• STR
• Strength, increase inventory capacity and bonus damage. Relate to what items can be equipped.
• INT
• Intelligence, increase MP, bonus damage and chance of magic, magic resistance and number of tactics.
• AGI
• Agility, increase dodge chance and hit change.
• VIT
• Vitality,  increase HP and breath resistance.
• NOTE: Maximum
• The maximum value for any stat is 18. You cannot go over this value, even with items.
• The maximum value for sum of stats is 60. You cannot go over this value, even with stat points.

• HP
• Health points. If HP goes 0, the character is fainted. If all characters are fainted, the adventure is aborted.
• MP
• Magic points. If MP goes 0, the character cannot use any skill.

• Level of character (not subclass)
• Show the character's total toughness.
• Experience
• Experience points. If the character get some experience points, he/she gains a level.
• Level of subclass
• Show the character's power about a certain subclass.
• Stat points
• With stat points, you can increase stat point. Stat points is gained every eight levels.
• When the character reaches the maximum value of the sum of stats, stat points is no more gained.

• Attack
• Attack power, show damage when one attacking hits. If a weapon is more powerful and/or the character has more STR, this value will be higher.
• Defense
• Defense point of the armor, decrease a damage from an enemy's attack. If an armor is thicker, this value will be higher.
• Shield block
• Value of the shield, increase parry chance of the shield. If the character parries the enemy's attack, the damage is decreased. If a shield is bigger, this value will be higher.

Detailed Status

• Max No. of strikes
• Per round. If a sub level of "Warrior" or "Rogue" are gained, this value will be gained gradually. Maximum value is 10.
• An actual number of strikes is less than or equal to this number, depends on AGI and a level both of an enemy's and the character's.
• Hit chance
• If this value is higher, a possibility of hit is higher. This value includes an adjustment of the weapon.
• Dodge chance
• If this value is higher, a possibility of dodge is higher.
• Magic chance
• If this value is higher, spells of "Sorcerer" subclass are more effective (less resistance).
• Payer chance
• If this value is higher, spells of "Cleric" subclass are more effective (less resistance).
• Magic damage
• Show an additional damage to a damage which spells have originally.
• If a spell is more powerful, this value is multiplied and added to the damage.
• Magic resist
• Show how the character can resist to enemy's spells.
• When the character is thrown the spell, it is determined the spell is whether effective or not (the character resists or does not).
• If the character resists the spell, the spell becomes ineffective, or a damage of the spell is reduced.
• Spells can be ineffective are which have a certain result (success or failure), such as Sleep or Dispel Evil. Cleric's attack spells (like Inflict Light Wounds) are classified as this type of spell.
• Other spells which have a damage can be reduced when the character resists them.
• Breath resist
• Show how the character can resist to enemy's breathes.
• A judgement of a resistance is same to Magic resist.
• Magic defense
• Show how the character can reduce the damage from an enemy's spell.
• Whether the character resists or not, the damage will be reduced by this value.
• Breath defense
• Show how the character can reduce the damage from an enemy's breath.
• Whether the character resists or not, the damage will be reduced by this value.
• Subclass experience
• Show experience points for each subclass. These values are calculated from a generic experience points.
• A level of subclass is gained by this value.