Stats

In figure 2 the stats of a plantgirl are displayed. These come from the game, from clicking on the unit's portrait. All units in the game have those stats, except creatures, which do not have maxlust, Ldmg, Lres, cock, energy, tits, and milk, because they cannot engage in sexual combat. We are going to list and briefly describe each stat. Then, for those stats that need clarification, we have extra chapters in this page, or we provide links to pages that explain them further. because there are lots of stats, we group them by the windows they appear in. In figure 1, we have numbered each window.

 Window 1 

 Window 2 
 * Arena rank (F): The F at the top right corner of the portrait. Each arena rank increases stats, similar to leveling up. It also increases Brothel score, which is a stat we see further down here, which decides brothel income. For details on stats gained, check the Stat Growth page. To increase rank, participate in ranked battles in the Arena.
 * Relationship (50%): The heart icon. For NPCs, Relationship has many effects, which you can check in the Dating page. It mainly unlocks dating, learning, and recruiting NPCs. Sometimes it gives discounts.
 * Lewdity (hover): It appears when you hover over the heart icon. Increases Brothel value, and relation quests. When dating, it limits which cards you can use. Fastest way to raise it is by dating. Brothel work can raise it too.
 * Name (Roran): Unit name
 * Stamina (200/200): Units use stamina to act. Brothel work, farm work and starting battles all use stamina. NPCs recover stamina each day, depending on their living conditions and assigned task, which you decide at Home. If you start a battle with no stamina, you get the Exhausted status, which is a terrible debuff. Units can't work without stamina. Units left working in the Brothel when their stamina reaches 0 will lose morale instead.
 * Morale (50/100): Losing and fleeing battles reduces morale. Morale can be increased by assigning units to Have Fun at Home, certain Portal Events, or sex-training with specific personalities. Units will default to the Have Fun task if they are set to rest at full stamina as well. Morale affects Brothel earnings by +25% over 75, and -25% below 25. Entering combat with less than 25 morale causes the LowMorale debuff, or the HighMorale buff if over 75. With no morale, units can't perform work. Morale changes can depend on character personalities.

First we comment those from figure 1. They are mostly the same.


 * Level (1): Combat gives experience. With enough experience, characters level and gain stats.
 * Growh stats: You can see growth stats by hovering the mouse over level. They are multipliers to the stats gained from leveling and ranking up in the arena. See Stat Growth for details.
 * Defense element (floral): Each damage element has a list of defense elements it deals double damage to, and half damage to. For example, basic damage deals reduced damage to stone and crystal defense. Defense elements can have special properties, like Status Effect immunity, or native tiles. For a detailed guide on defense and attack elements, see the extra chapter in this page.
 * Species (PlantGirl): The unit's species.
 * LevelType (support): Stat increases when leveling up depend on leveltype. Leveltypes are average, support, strength, magic, endurance, dexterity and seduction. Leveltype basically decides which of your stats level up the most when leveling up, like a specialization. See Stat Growth for details.
 * Size (medium): Unit size affects HP/MP/STR/Speed/Virility/Fertility/Food upkeep. There is a extra chapter in this page for size.
 * Attack element (poison): Each damage element has a list of defense elements it deals double damage to, and half damage to. Some attack elements deal debuffs. See the extra chapter for details.
 * Attack shape (basic): Determines attack range and area of effects basically. See the extra chapter for details.
 * Beauty: Affects brothel value, recruitment chance and other characters attraction. See the extra chapter for details.
 * Health: When it hits 0, the unit is removed from combat. Depending on your Game Start Settings, that can mean permadeath, or injury.
 * Mana: Most skills require mana to be cast.
 * Strength: The damage of your basic attack is (strength*element_advantage) - armor. As for element advantage, think pokemon. Some skills, which are physical attacks, deal strenght+ fixed bonus to damage. For example, slash is strength +2 (element and armor still apply). Has no effect on carry capacity. Also affects stamina cost of hunting at Home.
 * Magic: Determines the damage of many skills. When you summon units, their level or traits depend on your magic stat. Also affects hatcher bonus.
 * LDmg: Amount of lust the target gains when you seduce or service them. Affected by targets lustResistance. check Combat for details. Basically, Seduce deals lust = Ldmg-Lres, unless you score a critical. Servicing deals Ldmg*2, but is melee
 * LRes: Lust damage is reduced by Lres. Can be negative, which increases lust damage received
 * Armor: Incoming damage is reduced by armor
 * MaxLust: Maxlust is your lust hp bar. Received sex attacks (seduction, service) increases your lust. When your lust reaches 50%, you are inflicted a powerful debuff, which worsens at 100%. The debuff can be checked at the Status Effects page. To get rid of lust, either masturbate or fuck. For more info on sex related actions, check the Combat page.

Size
Size affects which portals a given unit may enter, as well as speed, initial stats, stat growth and size of bodyparts based on a modifier: Tiny:      (HP, MP,str,virility)*0.5;    fertility/0.5,   Speed +2, Food upkeep = 1 Small:      (HP, MP,str,virility)*0.75; fertility/0.75,  Speed +1, Food upkeep =  2 Medium: (HP, MP,str,virility)*1;      fertility/1,       Speed +0, Food upkeep = : 3 Large:     (HP, MP,str,virility)*1.25;   fertility/1.25, Speed -1, Food upkeep =  5 Giant:     (HP, MP,str,virility)*1.5;     fertility/1.5,   Speed -2, Food upkeep =  7 Enormous: (HP, MP,str,virility)*2;    fertility/2,      Speed -2,Food upkeep =  10

Appearance
Affects brothel value, recruitment chance and other characters attraction based on a modifier:

0-19: (Repulsive) *0.1 20-29: (Ugly) *0.5 30-45: (Unappealing) *0.7 46-59: (Average) *1 60-79: (Appealing) *1.25 80-109: (Pretty) *1.5 110-129: (Gorgeous) *1.75 130-149: (Stunning) *2.25 150+: (Angelic) *3

Speed
Amount of tiles you can walk with a basic move action. Move/Charge are affected by the terrain based on their move type.

Fertility/Virility
Breeding chance is calculated as: CharactersA's Fertility*CharacterB's Virility. So fertility above 100% can make up for partners low virility or vice versa. Increases a lot on levelup. Examples: 50 Virility and 50 Fertility results in 25% progress to an egg per day. 50 Virility and 200 Fertility results in 1 egg per day. 200 Virility and 200 Fertility results in 4 eggs per day.

Attack types
Three stats are explained here. They affect basic attacks, and defense. Native tiles: there is an exception to movement costs. Traveling through native tiles always costs 1 speed. Native tiles are decided by your unit's defense element (type)
 * Damage element:
 * Element advantage: Each damage element has a list of defense elements it deals double damage to, and half damage to. For example, basic damage deals reduced damage to stone and crystal defense.
 * Special features: some damage types have special features, like applying burn, damaging the target's mana, or applying poison.
 * Defense element:
 * Element advantage: same as damage element element advantage
 * Special features: immunity to status effects, native tiles and other features.
 * Attack shape: This determines if the attack is basic melee, ranged, etc. How you attack.

Type icon
A type icon has two parts: an inner circle, and an outer shape that kinda looks like a gender icon. The colors, and the outer shape, tell you the damage, attack, and defense types:
 * Outer shape color: defines damage type. In the example, it is gray, so basic damage
 * Inner circle color: defines defense type. In the example it is gray, so normal defense
 * Outer shape form: defines attack type. In the example, it is an arrow, so basic attack type.

Element advantage table
This table lists damage multipliers of attack elements vs defense elements.
 * 2 = Strong, double damage dealt
 * 1 = Normal
 * 0.5 = Weak, half damage dealt

Attack shape list
All default attacks deal damage based on strength
 * Basic: Melee range, attack that hits 1 target enemy
 * Swing: Melee range, attack target and 2 adjacent characters (can friendly fire)
 * Cleave: Melee range, attack target and 2 adjacent characters. Damage to adjacent characters is halved (can friendly fire)
 * Pierce: Melee range, attack that hits 1 target and the unit behind (can friendly fire)
 * Ranged: Has a range of 3, requires a straight line, uses all remaining AP
 * Unable: Cannot attack