Stats

The Stats of a Striker determine various facets of their gameplay. Each strike has a unique set of Stats which give them varying advantages and disadvantages over their competition, and these stats can be affected over the course of a match by both Awakenings and Abilities. All Stats come in various "Tiers" which determine where a Striker lies relative to the rest of the cast.

Types of Stats

There are 5 different stats that change how your Striker functions.

• Power determines how much damage and knockback are applied to enemies by abilities. Every ability uses a multiplier to determine what percentage of a Striker's Power will contribute to its damage and knockback.
• Speed determines a Striker's movement speed. The higher the Speed, the quicker your Striker moves, with diminishing returns.
• Stagger determines how much damage a Striker can take before becoming Staggered.
• Cooldown Rate determines a Striker's ability cooldowns.
• Size determines a Striker's physical size and thus area where they can be struck by Striker abilities and map hazards, indicated by the ring around them on the ground. The size of abilities with the Melee tag scale with Striker size, and Striker base size determines their base Strike range.

Power

Power is used to determine the strength of Striker Abilities.

Power Scaling

Every Ability in the game has 3 unique Power scalings. These come in 3 forms: Core Knockback, Player Knockback (AKA PvP Knockback), and (PvP) Damage. The scalings are percentage multipliers, and use the value of your total Power to determine how much extra strength an ability gains, affecting its Damage and Knockback.

Striker Base Power

Different Strikers have varying amounts of base Power, which does not change as a Striker levels up.

Tier	Strikers	Base Power
Tier 1	X	115
Tier 2	Asher, Estelle, Juliette, Luna, Mako, Rune, Vyce	110
Tier 3	Ai.Mi, Dubu, Rasmus, Zentaro	100
Tier 4	Finii, Drek'ar, Juno, Kai, Kazan	95
Tier 5	Atlas, Era, Nao	90
Tier 6	Octavia	75

Speed

Speed determines how quickly your Striker moves across the field. The higher the Speed stat, the faster a Striker's base walking speed becomes. Speed can be increased or decreased through Awakenings, Abilities, and map hazards.

Haste Effectiveness

All % Speed effects are additive, and make up a cumulative total that determines your % Bonus Speed. This is multiplied to your Base Speed, then added to it to get your Total Speed. When reaching certain breakpoints, the value of your Effective Speed (the value you see in-game) gets reduced.

• If your Total Speed exceeds 750, any Speed between 750-900 is halved (50% effectiveness).
• If your Total Speed exceeds 900, any speed in excess of 900 is quartered (25% effectiveness).

For example, a Kai with 475 Base Speed and a 100% Bonus Speed will have 950 Total Speed (475 + 475). The Speed points from 750-900 are halved (from 150 to 75) and the Speed points past 900 are quartered (from 50 to 12.5). Adding up 750, 75, and 12.5 gives Kai an Effective Speed of 837.5 (which you see in-game).

In the case of slows, the slow effect is multiplied against your Effective Speed, making it more potent than % Bonus Speed.

Striker Base Speed

Different Strikers have varying amounts of base Speed, which does not change as a Striker levels up.

Tier	Strikers	Base Speed
Tier 1	Octavia	465
Tier 2	Drek'ar, Era, Finii, Kai	460
Tier 3	Juno, Luna, Nao, Vyce	455
Tier 4	Ai.Mi, Estelle, Juliette, Rasmus, Rune, Zentaro	450
Tier 5	Kazan	445
Tier 6	Asher, X, Mako	440
Tier 7	Atlas, Dubu	435

Stagger

Stagger is a health-like stat that determines how much damage a Striker can receive before becoming Staggered. Several Awakenings are affected by max Stagger, or are triggered when falling below a certain threshold. Strikers can gain max Stagger from Awakenings or from leveling up.

1 value of damage is equivalent to 1 value of Stagger. Taking damage, either from Striker abilities or various Arena hazards, reduces a Striker's Stagger Bar. When a Striker's Stagger Bar reaches 0, the Striker is afflicted with the Staggered status effect.

Staggered

When Staggered, the Striker's Stagger bar begins flashing red and a shattering sound plays. During this time, the Striker receives the following effects:

• They take 75% reduced damage.
• They receive 254.5% increased knockback.

Once the Stagger Bar refills to 50%, they are no longer considered Staggered.

Restoring Stagger

All Strikers passively restore their Stagger by 4% of their max Stagger per second after not taking damage from a normal Hit for 2.375 seconds (1.625s for Light Hits). Collecting a Power Orb instantly restores 7.5% to 30% of max Stagger (more healing when more damaged). Stagger is also completely refilled at the start of each round.

Some Abilities can restore Stagger. These include:

• Atlas's Celestial intervention
• Nao's Proximity Drone
• Nao's Lifeline

Striker Base Stagger

Different Strikers come with varying amounts of base Stagger.

Tier	Strikers	Base Stagger
Tier 1	Dubu	1500
Tier 2	Asher, Atlas, Juno, X	1400
Tier 3	Drek'ar, Era, Juliette, Mako, Rasmus, Rune	1300
Tier 4	Ai.Mi, Estelle, Finii, Luna, Vyce	1200
Tier 5	Kai	1150
Tier 6	Kazan, Nao, Octavia, Zentaro	1100

Striker Stagger Growth

Different strikers gain varying amounts of Stagger as they level up. The amount gained per level is 1/9th of their total Stagger Growth.

Tier	Strikers	Stagger Growth
Tier 1	Asher, Atlas, Dubu, X	+500
Tier 2	Era, Juliette, Mako	+425
Tier 3	Ai.Mi, Juno, Kazan, Rasmus, Rune	+375
Tier 4	Rasmus	+325
Tier 5	Vyce	+300
Tier 6	Drek'ar, Estelle, Finii, Kai, Luna, Zentaro	+250
Tier 7	Octavia	+200
Tier 8	Nao	+125

Cooldown Rate

Cooldown Rate affects the frequency that you can use your Striker's Abilities. The more Cooldown Rate you have, the more often you can cast abilities over the course of the match. The Cooldown Rate value scales nonlinearly and is used to determine what percentage each ability's base cooldown should be reduced by.

• Note: Cooldown Rate is NOT equivalent to cooldown reduction.

All strikers begin with 0 Cooldown Rate, but can gain more through Awakenings.

Formula

Ability cooldowns are measured in seconds and can be reduced by the cooldown rate (CDR). The Cooldown Rate is always expressed as a flat number, and can be increased from certain Awakenings. The new cooldown can be expressed by the formula: $C{D}_f=C{D}_i*\frac{100}{100+CDR}$ where,
$C{D}_f$ is the final cooldown in seconds,
$C{D}_i$ is the initial cooldown in seconds,
$CDR$ is the cooldown rate.

This function results in a modified rectangular hyperbola, where increasing CDR results in diminishing returns.

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  Cooldown Rate

Size

A Striker's Size determines both the size of their hurtbox and the size of the hitboxes on Melee Abilities. The more Size a Striker has, the larger Melee skills get and the more space they can cover with them. The size of a Striker's Basic Strike will also increase with Size. Size can be increased or decreased through Awakenings and some Abilities.

Striker Tiers

Different Strikers vary in base size. The diameter of their Strike also changes based on this size.

Tier	Strikers	Size	Strike width
Tier 1	Dubu	Very Large Big Boned	285
Tier 2	Asher, Atlas, X	Large	265
Tier 3	Ai.Mi, Drek'ar, Era, Estelle, Finii, Juliette, Juno, Kai, Kazan, Luna, Mako, Nao, Octavia, Rasmus, Rune, Vyce, Zentaro	Normal	250

Full Stat Tables

Striker	Power	Speed	Cooldown Rate	Base Stagger	Stagger Growth	Size
Ai.Mi	100	450	0	1200	+375	Normal
Asher	110	440	0	1400	+500	Large
Atlas	90	435	0	1400	+500	Large
Drek'ar	95	460	0	1300	+250	Normal
Dubu	100	435	0	1500	+500	Very Large Big Boned
Era	90	460	0	1300	+425	Normal
Estelle	110	450	0	1200	+250	Normal
Finii	95	460	0	1200	+250	Normal
Juliette	110	450	0	1300	+425	Normal
Juno	95	455	0	1400	+375	Normal
Kai	95	460	0	1150	+250	Normal
Kazan	95	445	0	1100	+375	Normal
Luna	110	455	0	1200	+250	Normal
Mako	110	440	0	1300	+425	Normal
Nao	90	455	0	1100	+125	Normal
Octavia	75	465	0	1100	+200	Normal
Rasmus	100	450	0	1300	+325	Normal
Rune	110	450	0	1300	+375	Normal
Vyce	110	455	0	1200	+300	Normal
X	115	440	0	1400	+500	Large
Zentaro	100	450	0	1100	+250	Normal