Stats & Mechanics Explained

Understanding how stats function is essential for maximizing performance and survivability in Chains of Chaos. Each Capy has four core attributes that directly impact combat outcomes.

Core Stats Overview

💥 Damage Range

  • Your damage output is randomly determined within a range based on your Strength

  • Formula: Damage = Random value between [sqrt(STR) + capy level, 40 * sqrt(STR)]

🎯 Accuracy

  • Accuracy is determined by your Dexterity.

  • Formula: Probability Hit = 100 * (0.3 - 0.0025 * DEX)

STR sets the damage you deal, DEX sets your accuracy

🛡️ Defense

  • Reduces total incoming damage at the end of each round.

  • Effect: Applies a percentage-based reduction to the total damage received.

  • Formula: Damage Reduction % = DEF * 0.5

Crit (Critical Chance)

  • Determines your chance to deal double (2x) damage to an enemy.

  • Formula: Critical Hit % = 0.0025 * CRIT x 100

  • Mechanic: Each enemy you attack has a separate crit calculation.

Combat Flow & Mechanics

1. Damage Calculation

When you select enemies to attack in a battle round:

  • A random damage value is generated within your Capy’s damage range

  • Example: If your damage range is 30–90, the system may roll a value of 45.

  • This damage is then split evenly across all selected enemies

  • Example: If you chose 3 enemies, each would receive 15 damage.

2. Critical Hit Evaluation

  • Each enemy has an independent crit roll

  • If successful, that enemy receives 2x damage

3. Enemy Counterattacks

  • Each enemy can attack back once per round

  • If multiple enemies counter, their damage stacks

4. Damage Mitigation

  • Your Defense stat is applied after all enemy attacks are calculated

  • It reduces the total incoming damage based on your current damage reduction %

Important Notes

  • Game mechanics, formulas, and stat effects are subject to change as part of ongoing game balance improvements.

  • All updates and changes will be reflected in official channels and documentation.

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