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Stamina



Stamina
Type Attribute
Effect Sets how many rounds a fight lasts
Starting value 5
Cost per point ((current - 4) x (current - 4)) x 2 gold
Combat rounds 3 at 0 to 8 stamina, 65 at 247 to 250

Stamina decides how many rounds a fight lasts before it ends. It converts to combat rounds on a fixed ladder, from 3 rounds at the bottom to 65 at the top.

Like strength and dexterity, it starts at 5 and sits on the more expensive of the two training curves, costing twice what fighting ability or parry cost at the same value. The full price list is on the skill points page.

Stamina to combat rounds

The conversion moves in steps rather than along a smooth curve, so a trained point either changes nothing or adds a whole extra round. Everything from 0 to 8 stamina gives the same 3 rounds. From 9 to 29 each step is three points wide. Above that, steps of three and four points alternate, with four becoming the norm, and the first five-point step starts at 130.

Stamina Combat Rounds
0 to 8 3
9 to 11 4
12 to 14 5
15 to 17 6
18 to 20 7
21 to 23 8
24 to 26 9
27 to 29 10
30 to 33 11
34 to 36 12
37 to 39 13
40 to 43 14
44 to 46 15
47 to 49 16
50 to 53 17
54 to 57 18
58 to 60 19
61 to 64 20
65 to 67 21
68 to 71 22
72 to 75 23
76 to 79 24
80 to 82 25
83 to 86 26
87 to 90 27
91 to 94 28
95 to 98 29
99 to 102 30
103 to 105 31
106 to 109 32
110 to 113 33
114 to 117 34
118 to 121 35
122 to 125 36
126 to 129 37
130 to 134 38
135 to 138 39
139 to 142 40
143 to 146 41
147 to 150 42
151 to 154 43
155 to 159 44
160 to 163 45
164 to 167 46
168 to 171 47
172 to 176 48
177 to 180 49
181 to 184 50
185 to 189 51
190 to 193 52
194 to 197 53
198 to 202 54
203 to 206 55
207 to 210 56
211 to 215 57
216 to 219 58
220 to 224 59
225 to 228 60
229 to 233 61
234 to 237 62
238 to 242 63
243 to 246 64
247 to 250 65

Why heavy equipment costs more than it looks

Almost every item held in either hand or worn on the body takes stamina away. No two-handed weapon adds any, and the worst of them, a handful near the top of the two-handed range, take 34. Armour goes as low as -15 and shields as low as -14. Rings and amulets are where stamina comes back, up to 30 on the best ring, along with a few one-handed weapons that add between 1 and 4.

On the item table, a penalty of 34 next to a damage range of 160 to 184 looks like a rounding error. Set against the ladder, it is anything but. A knight with 100 stamina fights 30 rounds; take 34 away and the remaining 66 stamina gives only 21. That is nine rounds lost before the first blow, and fewer rounds mean fewer chances to land a good hit.

The trade cuts both ways. Fewer rounds also mean less damage taken in total, and players on the battlefield deliberately keep stamina low against opponents whose level is well above their own.


Training Cost Per Point


Every attribute starts at 5, and the price of the next point follows from the value you already hold and nothing else. Stamina sits on the expensive curve: ((current - 4) x (current - 4)) x 2, twice what fighting ability and parry are charged. The second column is the running total, the gold a knight has spent in all to reach that value from the starting 5.

Both columns are computed from the two published formulas rather than copied from the source's printed table, which disagrees with itself on three rows. The full comparison is on skill points.

Current Value Cost Of The Next Point Total Spent To Reach It
5 2 gold 0 gold
6 8 gold 2 gold
7 18 gold 10 gold
8 32 gold 28 gold
9 50 gold 60 gold
10 72 gold 110 gold
11 98 gold 182 gold
12 128 gold 280 gold
13 162 gold 408 gold
14 200 gold 570 gold
15 242 gold 770 gold
16 288 gold 1,012 gold
17 338 gold 1,300 gold
18 392 gold 1,638 gold
19 450 gold 2,030 gold
20 512 gold 2,480 gold
21 578 gold 2,992 gold
22 648 gold 3,570 gold
23 722 gold 4,218 gold
24 800 gold 4,940 gold
25 882 gold 5,740 gold
26 968 gold 6,622 gold
27 1,058 gold 7,590 gold
28 1,152 gold 8,648 gold
29 1,250 gold 9,800 gold
30 1,352 gold 11,050 gold
31 1,458 gold 12,402 gold
32 1,568 gold 13,860 gold
33 1,682 gold 15,428 gold
34 1,800 gold 17,110 gold
35 1,922 gold 18,910 gold
36 2,048 gold 20,832 gold
37 2,178 gold 22,880 gold
38 2,312 gold 25,058 gold
39 2,450 gold 27,370 gold
40 2,592 gold 29,820 gold
41 2,738 gold 32,412 gold
42 2,888 gold 35,150 gold
43 3,042 gold 38,038 gold
44 3,200 gold 41,080 gold
45 3,362 gold 44,280 gold
46 3,528 gold 47,642 gold
47 3,698 gold 51,170 gold
48 3,872 gold 54,868 gold
49 4,050 gold 58,740 gold
50 4,232 gold 62,790 gold
51 4,418 gold 67,022 gold
52 4,608 gold 71,440 gold
53 4,802 gold 76,048 gold
54 5,000 gold 80,850 gold
55 5,202 gold 85,850 gold
56 5,408 gold 91,052 gold
57 5,618 gold 96,460 gold
58 5,832 gold 102,078 gold
59 6,050 gold 107,910 gold
60 6,272 gold 113,960 gold
61 6,498 gold 120,232 gold
62 6,728 gold 126,730 gold
63 6,962 gold 133,458 gold
64 7,200 gold 140,420 gold
65 7,442 gold 147,620 gold
66 7,688 gold 155,062 gold
67 7,938 gold 162,750 gold
68 8,192 gold 170,688 gold
69 8,450 gold 178,880 gold
70 8,712 gold 187,330 gold
71 8,978 gold 196,042 gold
72 9,248 gold 205,020 gold
73 9,522 gold 214,268 gold
74 9,800 gold 223,790 gold
75 10,082 gold 233,590 gold
76 10,368 gold 243,672 gold
77 10,658 gold 254,040 gold
78 10,952 gold 264,698 gold
79 11,250 gold 275,650 gold
80 11,552 gold 286,900 gold

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Section What It Covers
Equipment Weapons, armour, jewellery and soul stones: what is sold, what it costs, and what it does to a knight's numbers.
Attributes The five trained attributes, the alignment axis they sit alongside, and the combat potential figure that summarises them.
Progression Levels, experience, and the skill points that decide which equipment the merchant will sell.
Combat Attacking, being attacked, the hour of protection between the two, and the separate international battle server.
Economy The two currencies, the three places that take them, and the two ways of earning them.
Guilds Founding a guild, the castle that sets its size, and the seven-day wars it can declare.
World The estate a knight lives in and the altar inside it.
Achievements Medals, and the highscore tables they are won from.
Abbreviations The shorthand players use in chat and on the highscore
Game Principle The knight, the oath, and what the game asks of a player
Premium Account What paying changes, feature by feature

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