Stat

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11 # Stat
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23 **Stats** modify a single statistic of the game. Stats can apply to most aspects of the game, such as the player's [[character]], [[items]], [[monster]]s, skills or an area. Common sources of stats include [[modifiers]], [[passive skill]]s, [[buff]]s and skills.
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45 # Overview
910 It is also possible that the description of a stat is omitted entirely and not visible to the player, however stats will still be effective. Very often this is the case for monster modifiers such as hidden item quantity or rarity boosts. This is also the case for stats that have a value of exactly 0.
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1112 ## Sources
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1214 An incomplete list of sources:
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1416 - [[Modifiers]] which can be commonly found on items,
2022 - Base stats, i.e. from the player's [[character]] and [[character class]]
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2224 ## Interaction
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2326 Stats will stack with themselves additively, so two or more stats with the same ID will simply be added up.
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2528 However, there is a distinction between **Local** and **Global**stats:
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3639 ### Flat, additive and multiplicative stats
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3741 - **Flat** stats usually use a form of the the word <span class="explicitMod">add</span>. They stack additively with other flat stats of the same scope. Resistances are flat stats which use the word <span class="explicitMod">increased</span> and are represented as percentages, and so are notable exceptions to the general rules.
3842 - **Additive** stats are usually percentages and use forms of the the words <span class="explicitMod">increase</span> or <span class="explicitMod">reduce</span>. They are summed with other additive stats of the same scope.
3943 - **Multiplicative** stats are usually percentages and use forms of the words <span class="explicitMod">more</span> or <span class="explicitMod">less</span>. They stack multiplicatively with other multiplicative stats of the same scope. A multiplicative stat's internal ID can usually be identified by the suffix "_final".
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4347 The total stat value can be calculated as the sum of any added stat, multiplied by the sum of all increases and reductions to stat, multiplied by all more and less stat modifiers.
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6368 Also see the example section below.
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6570 ### Order of application
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6672 Stats are only applied once per calculation. The usual order of application is:
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6874 - Local flat stats
8692 Converted statistics count as both the Type converted from and converted to, but can only be affected by a particular stat at most once.
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8894 ## Effectiveness of stacking stat values
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8996 The following applies to most statistics that can be stacked, as it's a side effect of the linearity of the stats.
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9198 From the general interactions it is possible to derive some basic rules for the effectiveness of stacking stats:
96103 Remember that some stats have altered descriptions and in reality often values behave differently from what is shown. A good example are resistances - it is better to think of them as damage reduction in this case (75% being 75% less damage, aka a 0.25 multiplier).
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98105 ### Rule of thumb
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99107 For increased and more modifiers, they generally scale as:
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173181 <td><abbr title="if zero division is defined - alternatively this could be also expressed though limits">infinity</abbr>
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184+## Examples
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186+### more vs increased
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179-## Examples
180-### more vs increased
181188 You have 1000 base damage and "<span class="explicitMod">100% increased damage</span>" from gear and "<span class="explicitMod">100% increased damage</span>" from passives. You can then choose between slotting either of two support gems:
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183190 Gem A gives "<span class="explicitMod">100% increased damage</span>".
193200 "<span class="explicitMod">Reduced</span>" is equivalent to "increased" (but getting smaller instead of larger); likewise "<span class="explicitMod">less</span>" works in the equivalent way as "more".
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195202 ### Global stats
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196204 If you have
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198206 - 3x <span class="explicitMod">+1 Maximum Frenzy Charges</span> from the Passive Skill Tree
204212 - <span class="explicitMod">+7 Maximum Frenzy Charges</span> total
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206214 ### Local stats
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207216 Assume you are [[dual wielding]] two one-handed melee weapons.
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209218 On each of the weapons, you have rolled the modifiers <span class="explicitMod">Heavy</span> and <span class="explicitMod">Squire's</span> at their maximum value, which grant the following respectively:
219228 However, as you can see the stats from each weapon will not add up, because they're local to each weapon.
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221230 ### Interaction of flat, additive, multiplicative stats and conversion
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222232 For this example, we assume the following:
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224234 - 75-75 Physical Damage from our weapon
235245 - 200-200 Physical Damage
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237247 ### Method A: Stats first
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238249 Adding the global physical damage increase:
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240251 - 200-200 Physical *2 (i.e. +100%)
258269 - 200-200 Physical 300-300 Lightning Damage
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260271 ### Method B: Conversion first
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261273 We break it down into two branches right away:
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263275 Branch 1 (Physical)
277289 - 200-200 Physical 300-300 Lightning Damage
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279291 ## See also
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280293 - [[Modifiers]]
281294 - [[Damage Conversion]]