Hi, been playing for years and never quite understood the stats etc and how many to each level sort of thing. As you can see I have been continuously statting strength until I couldn't anymore, but it hasn't stopped me yet. So how exactly do they work xD

Level: 100 Health: 99 / 169 Strength: 213 Defense: 111 Speed: 112 Intelligence: 25 AP: 1 Tier: 3

I'm sure you're aware stats are for battling. The best way to train them up is to train everything you possibly can until it insists you must work on level.

Your stats can only be 2.5x level. So lv 100 allows 250 in each stat before it makes you do level again. The reason you want to do it this way is because when you increase level it increases the cost to train other stats.

Things that boost stats are good to stock up on. You'll also want to try battle quests and just general battling to stats exp. You can use the boosters and exp to work on stats when you want.

This said try to do shinwas quests first then work on Quentin.

No matter how far you plan to train do know there is a stat cap overall. If you're aiming for that you may want to plan to focus either evenly or whatever stat you want highest.

Yeah, I'm aware they are for battling, I just wanted the level to other stat ratio so I knew how much of each stat I train before having to do a level :)

What sort of items boost stats?

I just want them semi even haha,

Thank you so much for your help!!

The Battle Forum will have a lot of this information; the FAQ is probably a pretty good place to start. There's a lot of information in there so you might have to sift through it a bit.

The Official Battle Guide v3.3

Alright, I did take a read of the FAQ, but I swear I didn't find anything about the level ratio I was after. I understand most of the other bits tho. Thanks!

I'm not sure what you mean by level ratio that Kore hasn't already explained? What are you trying to do, exactly? Even them up so they all match each other? Start training in Riverside Valley, use stat boosters (I think Subetalodge can give you a list of those), do quests, etc.

The battle forum is there for this exact reason; they can provide help and advice that's specific to training and battle; it's a good resource.

Sorry I worded that wrong, but Kore gave me all the info I needed. I got a rough idea of it all now, thanks for the link to the battle forum I'll be sure to post there next time I'm stuck or need advice!