Item Attributes Guide

Some equipment dropped by monsters can appear with extra attributes. These attributes are built directly into the item and can improve damage, survivability, recovery, EXP gain, Gold gain, crowd-control resistance, and more.

Quick facts: Normal weapons and armor always receive a Primary Attribute when generated through the normal monster-drop equipment flow. They may also receive a Secondary Attribute. The attribute's displayed strength is determined by a separate value-tier roll.

Primary vs Secondary Attributes

An attributed item can contain two different stat layers:

Primary Attribute — the main prefix or special property of the item, such as Strong, Light, Critical, Poisoning, Mana Converting, or Ancient.
Secondary Attribute — an additional stat such as Hitting Probability, Defense Ratio, EXP Rate, Gold Rate, Stun Resistance, or Health Points.

Primary and secondary attributes use separate rolls. A high-value primary attribute does not automatically mean the secondary attribute will also be high.

Attribute Roll Reference

The table below lists the attribute name, its current candidate-roll chance, and a simple rarity reference. The attribute's final strength is rolled separately.

Attribute Reference	Roll Chance	Rarity
Critical	1.41%	Rare
Poisoning	1.50%	Rare
Righteous	1.88%	Rare
Exhaustion	2.84%	Uncommon
Agile	1.88%	Rare
Light	2.82%	Uncommon
Sharp	1.50%	Rare
Strong	6.60%	Common
Ancient	2.84%	Uncommon
Hitting Probability	4.21%	Common
Stun Chance	2.33%	Uncommon
Consecutive Attack Damage	3.69%	Uncommon
Gold Rate	9.52%	Common
Experience Rate	4.77%	Common
Mana Converting	5.55%	Common
Poison Resistance	9.50%	Common
Defense Ratio	3.02%	Uncommon
HP Recovery	9.09%	Common
SP Recovery	9.50%	Common
MP Recovery	9.09%	Common
Magic Resistance	4.01%	Common
Physical Absorption	3.64%	Uncommon
Health Points	2.74%	Uncommon
Stun Resistance	2.14%	Rare
Knockback Resistance	2.73%	Uncommon
Element Absorption	1.05%	Very Rare

Important: The raw tier is not always the number you see on the tooltip. Each attribute converts that tier into its own real stat value and may also have a minimum or maximum allowed value.

Weapon Primary Attributes

Attribute	Roll Chance	Effect	Range
Critical	1.41%	Critical Hit Damage	+5 to +14
Poisoning	1.50%	Poison Damage	+20 to +70
Righteous	1.88%	Righteous weapon property	Fixed effect
of Exhaustion	2.84%	Drains enemy SP on hit	10 to 60 SP
Agile	1.88%	Attack Speed	-1 Attack Speed
Light	2.82%	Lighter weapon	16% to 56% lighter
Sharp	1.50%	Flat Physical Damage	+10 damage
Strong	6.60%	Durability bonus	14% to 91%
Ancient	2.84%	Flat Physical Damage	+22 damage

The percentages above are candidate-roll chances, not the final probability that a dropped weapon will end with that exact primary attribute. Each listed type performs its own candidate check. If several candidates pass, the server chooses one of the successful candidates at random. If none pass, the generator falls back to its default primary type.

Weapon Secondary Attributes

Normal attributed weapons have an additional chance to gain a secondary attribute. The current secondary-roll gate is approximately 42.87% for normal attack weapons.

Secondary Attribute	Roll Chance	Value
Hitting Probability	4.21%	+21 to +91
Stun Chance	2.33%	+1% to +25%
Consecutive Attack Damage	3.69%	+1 to +7
Gold Rate	9.52%	+50%
Experience Rate	4.77%	+20%

EXP and Gold are special because their configured real-value limits currently force the generated monster-drop versions to +20% EXP and +50% Gold once those attribute types are selected.

Armor Primary Attributes

Attribute	Roll Chance	Effect	Range
Strong	3.06%	Durability bonus	14% to 91%
Light	4.62%	Less-weighted armor	16% to 56%
Mana Converting	5.55%	Replaces part of received damage with Mana	+1% to +7%
Critical	4.46%	Critical Increase Chance	+1% to +7%

Just like weapon primaries, these are candidate checks rather than direct final-selection probabilities.

Armor Secondary Attributes

Armor has approximately a 40.01% chance to pass the normal secondary-attribute gate.

Secondary Attribute	Roll Chance	Range
Poison Resistance	9.50%	+21% to +91%
Defense Ratio	3.02%	+21 to +91
HP Recovery	9.09%	+7% to +91%
SP Recovery	9.50%	+7% to +91%
MP Recovery	9.09%	+7% to +91%
Magic Resistance	4.01%	+21% to +91%
Physical Absorption	3.64%	+9% to +39%
Health Points	2.74%	+25 to +350
Stun Resistance	2.14%	+11% to +25%
Knockback Resistance	2.73%	+11% to +25%
Element Absorption	1.05%	+9% to +39%

Element Absorption

When Element Absorption is selected, one elemental family is rolled:

Fire
Water
Earth
Air
Holy
Unholy

Formula: Element Absorption = Attribute Tier × 3%, subject to the configured real-value limits. Generated values currently range from 9% to 39%.

How Raw Tier Becomes a Real Stat

Different attributes use different multipliers. These are the most useful formulas to remember:

Attribute Family	Formula Before Limits
Poison Damage	Tier × 5
Light / Lighter	Tier × 4%
Strong / Durability	Tier × 7%
Exhaustion	Tier × 10 SP
Hitting Probability / Defense Ratio	Tier × 7
HP / MP / SP Recovery	Tier × 7%
Magic / Poison Resistance	Tier × 7%
Physical / Magic / Element Absorption	Tier × 3%
EXP Rate	Tier × 10%
Gold Rate	Tier × 10%
Knockback Resistance	Tier + 10%
Health Points	Tier × 25 HP

Example Rolls

Example 1: Strong weapon, raw Tier 8

Strong = Tier × 7% = 8 × 7% = +56% Durability

Example 2: Health Points armor, raw Tier 10

Health Points = Tier × 25 = 10 × 25 = +250 Max HP

Example 3: Element Absorption, raw Tier 12

Element Absorption = Tier × 3% = 12 × 3% = +36% absorption for the rolled element.

Low-Generation Item Caps

The equipment generator also applies generation-level restrictions. Lower-generation drops can have their raw attribute tier capped before the final real-value limits are applied. Because of this, the same attribute type can appear at very different strengths depending on where and from what kind of monster the equipment was generated.

Player takeaway: Attribute type and attribute strength are two different rolls. A rare attribute name is good, but a high-value roll on that attribute is what makes an exceptional item.

Attributes vs Gem Sockets

Item Attributes and Gem Sockets are separate systems.

An item can have built-in attributes and also have Jewelcrafting slots.
Socketed gemstones add their own bonuses and do not replace the item's built-in Primary or Secondary Attribute.
Monster-dropped equipment can naturally roll slots independently of its attributes.

For normal eligible equipment dropped by monsters, the natural slot roll is currently:

Natural Slots	Drop Chance
2 Slots	0.01%
1 Slot	0.24%
0 Slots	99.75%

Battlestaff Exception

Battlestaves use their own special attribute encoding and generation rules. Their attribute data should not be interpreted using the normal weapon Primary/Secondary tables on this page.

Quick Reference

Rule	Current Behavior
Primary Attribute	Generated on normal monster-drop weapons/armor in the attributed equipment flow
Weapon Secondary Gate	Approximately 42.87%
Armor Secondary Gate	Approximately 40.01%
Raw Attribute Tiers	1–14 in the current configured default roll table
Highest common numeric multipliers	Recovery/ratio/resistance ×7, absorption ×3, HP ×25
Natural 1+ Slot Chance	0.25% total
Exhaustion Weapon	No normal secondary-attribute roll
Battlestaff	Uses a separate attribute system

In short: First look at the attribute type, then look at its actual displayed value. The best equipment combines a desirable Primary Attribute, a useful Secondary Attribute, a strong value roll, and—if you're very lucky—natural Jewelcrafting slots.