Derived statistics - Revision history

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Faster: /* AP Regen */ Added Raider's blessing (+40 AP Regen) to the list of modifiers

2026-05-30T05:40:56Z

‎AP Regen: Added Raider's blessing (+40 AP Regen) to the list of modifiers

Faster: Added a section on AP Regen

2026-05-30T03:46:11Z

Added a section on AP Regen

Faster: Added a section on action points

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Added a section on action points

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Faster: Fixed a minor issue

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Faster: Added a section on character size

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Added a section on character size

TomekDex at 16:10, 9 March 2022

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 *[[Base Cleaner]] (PvE perk) grants a +25% CWC bonus per rank but it only takes effect when you're inside one of your [[bases]]
 *[[Pack Rat]] (support perk) doubles the load you can carry
+*ULT (T1 [[WE stat]]) grants +100 CWC
 *[[Soldier]] (class perk) can carry 1 kg extra
 *[[Leader]] (class perk) loses 10 kg of CWC for each point of [[Perception]]

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 == Carry weight capacity ==
-'''Carry weight capacity''' ('''CWC''') is the maximum combined weight of items a character can hold in their inventory without incurring a [[movement speed]] penalty.
+'''Carry weight capacity''' ('''CWC''') is the maximum combined weight of items that a character can have in their inventory without incurring a [[movement speed]] penalty.
-The base maximum is 50 kg but there are many ways to modify that limit:
+Note that your current carry weight is calculated server-side in grams and then displayed to you in kilograms which may occasionally lead to situations where a character that looks like they're exactly at their maximum is actually over it. For example, if your CWC is 60000 grams and you're carrying 60123 grams, the UI will show that you're at 60/60 kg (exactly your maximum) while at the same time displaying the "Overweight" status indicator at the top of the screen.
-*[[Strong Back]] (support perk) adds 22 kg
+Every character starts with the base carry weight capacity of 50 kg but there are many ways to modify that limit.
-*[[Strong Back Lite]] (PvE perk) grants +5 kg per rank
 *[[Utility]] (armor perk) can increase your CWC by up to +95 kg (or +400 kg if you're a Hubologist)
 *Each point of [[Strength]] multiplies your CWC by 5% (or 3% if you have the [[Small Frame]] trait)
 **[[Regulator]]'s version of [[Small Frame]] (trait) sets your character's CWC at 75 kg with no possibility of increasing it further
-*[[Backpack]] adds 50 kg when held in either hand
+*[[Backpack]] adds 50 kg to you CWC when held in either hand
-*[[Bag]] adds 100 kg when held in either hand
+*[[Bag]] adds 100 kg to your CWC when held in either hand
 *[[Base Cleaner]] (PvE perk) grants a +25% CWC bonus per rank but it only takes effect when you're inside one of your [[bases]]
 *[[Pack Rat]] (support perk) doubles the load you can carry
 *[[Soldier]] (class perk) can carry 1 kg extra
-*[[Leader]] (class perk) loses 10 kg for each point of [[Perception]]
+*[[Leader]] (class perk) loses 10 kg of CWC for each point of [[Perception]]
 *[[Clone]] (class perk) can carry 25 kg extra for each point of [[Charisma]]
 *[[Random Boy]] (class perk) has a chance to get either a +50 kg bonus or a -25 kg penalty to their CWC
 *[[Monument Chunk]] (T5 drug) increases your CWC by 10% when used
 == Sequence ==

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 *[[Killing Spree]] (weapon perk) restores 20% of your maximum action points on kill in PvP only (ranks E-B) or in PvP and PvE (ranks A-S+)
 *[[Killer]] (class perk) recovers all action points on killing a player and one third of that on killing an NPC
 == Sequence ==

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 *[[Random Boy]] (class perk) gains 5 AP Regen per point of [[Luck]]
 *[[Soldier]] (class perk) gets a +1 bonus to AP Regen
 In addition to AP Regen that occurs passively over time, there are several mechanics that allow a character to regain a portion of their APs instantly:

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 *[[Small Frame]] (trait) grants +2 action points
 *[[Action Boy]] (level perk) grants +2 action points
 *[[NRW|Mordino family]]'s blessing grants +3 action points for 24 hours
 *[[Jet]] (drug) grants +2 action points
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 *The [[Raider]] class has a large number of AP-related mechanics
 *[[Random Boy]] can randomly gain 2 action points (lucky roll) or lose 1 action point (unlucky roll)
 == Sequence ==

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	They cannot be modified directly, though some degree of alteration is possible via [[perks]], [[traits]], etc. For example, [[carry weight capacity]] is based on [[Strength]] and can be lowered by the [[Small Frame]] [[trait]] or increased by the [[Strong Back]] [[support perk]], but you cannot directly add points to it like you would to a [[SPECIAL]] attribute during character creation.		They cannot be modified directly, though some degree of alteration is possible via [[perks]], [[traits]], etc. For example, [[carry weight capacity]] is based on [[Strength]] and can be lowered by the [[Small Frame]] [[trait]] or increased by the [[Strong Back]] [[support perk]], but you cannot directly add points to it like you would to a [[SPECIAL]] attribute during character creation.
		+
		+	== Action points ==
		+
		+	'''Action points''' ('''AP'''/'''APs''') are a resource that allows characters to do things. Every action, such as opening a door, firing a weapon, or reloading, costs a specific number of points to perform.
		+
		+	{\| style="border: none; background: none; width: 100%;"
		+	\| style="vertical-align: top; padding-right: 0.5em;" \|
		+	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
		+	! Role
		+	! Base APs
		+	\|-
		+	\| Tank
		+	\| 2
		+	\|-
		+	\| Semi‑tank
		+	\| 3
		+	\|-
		+	\| Specialist
		+	\| 4
		+	\|-
		+	\| Damage dealer
		+	\| 5
		+	\|-
		+	\| Shooter
		+	\| 7
		+	\|-
		+	\| Sneaker
		+	\| 8
		+	\|}
		+	\| style="vertical-align: top;" \|
		+	*A character's base amount of action points depends on their [[role]], see the table to the left. Characters without a [[role]] have a base of 5 APs.
		+	*In real-time combat, APs regenerate over time at a rate governed by [[AP Regen]]. Note that movement prevents APs from regenerating.
		+	*In turn-based combat, you regenerate an amount of APs equal to your max at the start of each turn.
		+	*The only way to regain action points other than waiting is via AP Drain, which steals 2 to 4 APs from the defender and gives them to the attacker.
		+	*You can't perform actions unless you can immediately afford their AP cost; the only exception is real-time reloading, which can be performed using APs you don't have, giving you negative (red) action points that must be cleared via normal AP regeneration.
		+	*If you're currently lying on the ground as a result of a knockdown or a knockout, you won't be able to get up until all of your negative action points have been cleared.
		+	*You can receive additional negative action points from critical effects even if you're already in the red: knockdowns give you 3 negative action points, lost turns give you negative APs equal to your max APs, and knockouts give you 10 to 30 negative action points.
		+	\|}
		+
		+	=== Modifiers ===
		+
		+	*[[Agility]] ≥ 3 grants bonus action points equal to <code>Agility/3</code> rounded to the nearest integer and capped at 7
		+	*[[Agility]] ≥ 20 triggers the mastery bonus, which grants 5 additional action points
		+	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
		+	! Agility
		+	\| 1-2 \|\| 3-4 \|\| 5-7 \|\| 8-10 \|\| 11-13 \|\| 14-16 \|\| 17-19 \|\| 20-40
		+	\|-
		+	! AP bonus
		+	\| 0 \|\| 1 \|\| 2 \|\| 3 \|\| 4 \|\| 5 \|\| 6 \|\| 7+5
		+	\|}
		+	*[[Small Frame]] (trait) grants +2 action points
		+	*[[Action Boy]] (level perk) grants +2 action points
		+	*[[NRW\|Mordino family]]'s blessing grants +3 action points for 24 hours
		+	*[[Jet]] (drug) grants +2 action points
		+	**When taken by [[Regulator]]s with the [[Chem Reliant]] trait, [[Jet]] grants +3 action points
		+	*[[Ear]] (cannibal drug) grants +2 action points
		+	**When taken by [[Regulator]]s with the [[Chem Reliant]] trait, [[Ear]] grants +6 action points
		+	*[[Dragon Module]] (combat implant) grants +1 action point when installed a second time
		+	*AP (T1 [[WE stat]]) grants +1 action point
		+	*S.MOV (T2 [[WE stat]]) grants +1 action point
		+	*[[Speedboy]] (perk synergy) increases your total action points by 25%
		+	*[[Fast Trigger]] (weapon perk) grants up to +2 action points (or up to +3 action points if you're a [[Hubologist]])
		+	*[[Nader]] (perk synergy) allows you to drain 1 action point from any target you hit
		+	*[[Speed Mechanism]] (armor perk) grants up to +3 action points (or up to +5 action points if you're a [[Hubologist]])
		+	*[[Soldier]] (class perk) receives +1 action point
		+	*The [[Raider]] class has a large number of AP-related mechanics
		+	*[[Random Boy]] can randomly gain 2 action points (lucky roll) or lose 1 action point (unlucky roll)

	== Sequence ==		== Sequence ==

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 They cannot be modified directly, though some degree of alteration is possible via [[perks]], [[traits]], etc. For example, [[carry weight capacity]] is based on [[Strength]] and can be lowered by the [[Small Frame]] [[trait]] or increased by the [[Strong Back]] [[support perk]], but you cannot directly add points to it like you would to a [[SPECIAL]] attribute during character creation.
 == Character size ==
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 *[[Quick Fingers]] (perk synergy) adds 20% to your damage multiplier if you are smaller than your target
 *[[Tank (perk synergy)]] adds 10% to your damage multiplier if the target is smaller than you
 [[Category:Character development]]

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 === Interactions ===
 *[[Quick Fingers]] (perk synergy) adds 20% to your damage multiplier if you are smaller than your target
 *[[Tank (perk synergy)]] adds 10% to your damage multiplier if the target is smaller than you
-*[[Bonus HtH Speed]] (perk synergy) grants 0.3% more movement speed for every 1% of character size above 100%
-*[[Pyromaniac]] grants 2% more fire damage per 1% of size difference if the target is smaller than you
-*[[Cybernetic Eye]] grants 1% more damage per 1% of size difference against targets bigger than you (aimed attacks only)
 [[Category:Character development]]

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-'''Derived statistics''' or '''secondary statistics''' in the strict sense are attributes of a character in the [[S.P.E.C.I.A.L.]] system which are based on (or derived from) the character's [[primary statistics]]. More commonly, the term refers to all character attributes which only exist as a function of another value, i.e. character attributes which the player cannot determine or influence directly.
+'''Derived statistics''', also known as '''secondary statistics''', are attributes based on the character's primary statistics ([[SPECIAL]]).
-==Altering==
+They cannot be modified directly, though some degree of alteration is possible via [[perks]], [[traits]], etc. For example, [[carry weight capacity]] is based on [[Strength]] and can be lowered by the [[Small Frame]] [[trait]] or increased by the [[Strong Back]] [[support perk]], but you cannot directly add points to it like you would to a [[SPECIAL]] attribute during character creation.
-[[Category:Derived statistics| ]]
+== Character size ==

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−	'''Derived statistics''' or '''secondary statistics''' in the strict sense are attributes of a character in the [[~~SPECIAL~~]] system which are based on (or derived from) the character's [[primary statistics]]. More commonly, the term refers to all character attributes which only exist as a function of another value, i.e. character attributes which the player cannot determine or influence directly.	+	'''Derived statistics''' or '''secondary statistics''' in the strict sense are attributes of a character in the [[S.P.E.C.I.A.L.]] system which are based on (or derived from) the character's [[primary statistics]]. More commonly, the term refers to all character attributes which only exist as a function of another value, i.e. character attributes which the player cannot determine or influence directly.

	==Altering==		==Altering==