No, I mean...it says in the Player's Handbook that I have...<br/><br/>About Stats and Stat Progression<br/>After copying the Base Stats from the class you start as and add the 4 bonus stats, you have to determine your character's Progression Rates for each of your eight core stats (HP, STR, DEF, SKL, SPD, MAG, RES, LUK). You have 330 points to divide between the eight, provided the following conditions are met:<br/><br/>1. 40 points minimum must be spent on HP<br/>2. 10 points minimum must be spent on all other core stats, with the exception of Strength and Magic. Depending on your class's style of combat, you can choose to put 0 in Strength or Magic (a Bandit with a Magic growth is not unheard of, but acceptably rare).<br/>3. No more than 70 points can be put into a stat, with the except of HP, which can have up to 100 points spent in it.<br/><br/>How you allocate the points you spend for Progression Rates is important. At each Level Up, you choose a certain number of core stats to go up by 1 point. The following rules apply to choosing which stats go up.<br/><br/>1. Roll a d100 for every stat that you have more than 0% Progression in. If you roll under or equal to your Progression Rate, that stat goes up by +1. Repeat until you've rolled for all your stats.<br/>2. A minimum of 2 Stats will go up per level. If you only manage to roll under or equal to 1 stat, the first of your class's Preferred Stats will go up. If you do not roll any of your stats, both of your class's Preferred Stats will go up.<br/>3. Once you've raised a stat to its maximum value for your character's class, it can no longer go up, and the points in its Progression Rate cannot be used for another stat. You do not have to roll for this stat until the maximum is raised (usually by promotion)<br/><br/>For every time your character promotes, you add another 5 points to your progression rate. They can be spent however you like, even if it would push a Progression Rate over its normal maximum (for<br/>instance, a Progression Rate higher than 70 for seven of the core stats, or a rate higher than 100 for HP).