Reset Stats
BeginnerLast updated: July 22, 2026
A stat reset lets you rebuild an allocation after early mistakes or a deliberate change in playstyle. The expensive part is not pressing reset—it is committing points again without a complete plan.
Before You Reset
- 1. Record the current build: save the point totals, important nodes, weapon, clan, and faction route.
- 2. Confirm the current requirement: check the in-game reset NPC or item description because costs can change between updates.
- 3. Build the replacement first: reproduce the proposed allocation in the calculator and verify every prerequisite node.
- 4. Keep utility points: do not spend the entire budget on damage before accounting for movement, posture, or defense.
- 5. Reset and verify: allocate essential nodes first, then compare the final totals with the saved plan.
Good Reasons to Respec
- • Changing from Weapon damage to Kido, or from a hybrid setup to a focused route.
- • Correcting points trapped in nodes that no longer support the active weapon or faction mechanic.
- • Rebuilding after a verified balance update changes prerequisites or scaling.
- • Moving from an early leveling setup to a planned PvP or endgame build.
Common Reset Mistakes
- • Copying a tier-list build without matching its faction, clan, weapon, or intended mode.
- • Forgetting prerequisite nodes and discovering the planned end node is unaffordable.
- • Spending all points on damage and losing the mobility needed to apply that damage.
- • Assuming a stat reset also rerolls innate stats, clans, traits, or abilities.