In Sol: Enchant, hitting specific levels or using 'Potential Holy Water' grants you bonus stats. These points can be invested into various attributes, but many players are unsure which stats to prioritize or how high to raise them. What are the recommended settings? How do stats change based on the values? KookminTree has compiled all the essential information regarding bonus stats in Sol: Enchant.

Q. What is the best way to invest these bonus stats?
A. Prioritize pumping your main stats (STR, DEX, INT) to reach the thresholds of 7, 13, 19, 25, 31, and so on.

Bonus stats offer incremental gains, but not all are created equal. Your primary focus should be STR, DEX, and INT, as these drive your damage output significantly. That said, Mages and Rangers often find themselves parched for MP, leading many to toss a few points into WIS to keep the skills flowing.

So, how exactly does the scaling work? For STR, DEX, and INT, every 1 point grants +1 to Melee/Ranged Accuracy. Every 2 points yields +1 Melee/Ranged Damage. Every 4 points brings a unique flavor: 0.3% Critical Hit for Knights, +1 Physical Defense for Rangers, and +1 Magic Amplification for Mages. Finally, every 6 points nets you a 0.5% boost to your Melee/Ranged/Magic damage.

In short, aim for those multiples of 6—7, 13, 19, 25, 31, 37—to squeeze out that sweet 0.5% damage bonus. If you want to optimize further for the 4-point scaling perks, hitting 13, 25, 37, or 49 is your best bet for efficiency.

For CON, your HP-related stat, every 1 point grants +20 Max HP, +75 Max Weight Capacity, and +1 HP Recovery, while every 2 points adds +1 Absolute HP Recovery. Keep these on odd numbers for maximum utility. As for WIS, every 1 point adds +10 Max MP, every 2 points adds +1 Magic Defense and +1 MP Recovery, and every 4 points adds +1 Absolute MP Recovery. If your MP sustain is struggling, try to hit those 4-point intervals like 5, 9, 13, 17, or 21.

Lastly, we have SPD, which grants +1% Attack/Casting Speed per point and +1% Movement Speed every 5 points. To be blunt: don’t bother. The gains are marginal at best, making it a poor investment of your hard-earned points. See below for a breakdown of the stat scaling.