Your statistics effect everything from your skills, to the amount of training points you receive per level. Patience and an understanding upon the impact skills can make will be essential in rolling. But remember, better skills can only you help you in the future, and make your life easier.

        Statistics and minimums recommended:

• Strength: 10 - affects your climb, jump , crush, & evade.
• Constitution: 13 - affects your health, bleed, poison, & disease resistance.
• Agility: 19 - affects your speed & evade.
• Dexterity: 18 - affects the damage of spells, weapons, evade, swim, climb, jump, hide, & bandage.
• Intelligence: 18 - affects tap, direct, percept, research, & use item.
• Wisdom: 16 - affects tap, selling/buying of items, research, percept, hide, use item, evade, & bandage.

• Elf - Elves have a natural inclination to using magic and a great amount of personal pride.  Elves make excellent wizards, priests, rangers, and craftsmen, however, their inability to wear heavy armors

generally prevent them from becoming paladins.  In addition, their tremendous personal pride prevents
them from becoming rogues. Of the three choices, they have the highest natural intelligence, wisdom, and do    have infravision, which aids in fighting against the Arnakians and hunting at night.
 
• Half Elf - Half-elves tend to live in the wilderness and have developed a love for animals and nature, and         strive to protect nature from defilement.  Many half-elves tend to be rangers and little else.  However, on rare occasion, a few of them may inherit the hunger for magic which flows through their elven half and  become wizards. Of the three choices, half elfs have the highest natural constitution and dexterity. Half elves also have infravision, inheriting the trait from their elven half.
 
• Tamian - Tamians are one of the human races which inhabit Karimere, and one of the hardiest and most  adaptable of all the races in the world.  Even on the brink of total annihilation, the Tamians fought for their freedom.  Their versatility allows them to take on a wide variety of careers, including Priests, Paladins, Rogues, Wizards, or Rangers. Of the three choices, Tamians have the highest strength and agility. They do NOT have infravision, which makes light a requirement when hunting at night and fighting the Arnakians.