Understanding Vampire Crawlers Stats
Vampire Crawlers includes numerous stats that influence your ability to complete stages. If you have experience with Vampire Survivors, most of these will feel familiar. Below is a breakdown of each stat and its effects on your gameplay.
Stat Breakdown
| Stat | Effect |
|---|---|
| Max Health | Increases your maximum health by 10% per rank. Note that healing is still required to restore health after reaching the new cap. |
| Recovery | Passively heals 1 HP per rank after each encounter, helping restore lost health between battles. |
| Hand | Determines the number of cards drawn at the start of each turn. |
| Mana | Increases the maximum mana available for use. |
| Armor | Nullifies all incoming attacks. Gains +1 Armor per rank and additional Armor from playing Armor cards. |
| Might | Boosts the base damage of all weapons by 10% per level. |
| Area | Enhances AoE damage from attacks, increasing by 10% per rank. |
| Amount | Adds extra projectiles to weapon cards. |
| Duration | Extends the duration of your Crawler's presence by one per rank. |
| Magnet | Draws additional cards per turn. |
| Revival | Grants extra lives. |
| Luck | Boosts all positive stats and improves the quality of drops by 20% per rank. |
| Growth | Increases the amount of XP gained. |
| Greed | Provides 10% more Gold Coins per rank. |
| Reroll | Allows rerolling draws to access different options. Grants +2 reroll choices per rank. |
| Skip | Skips level-up rewards to gain extra XP and Gold. |
| Banish | Removes unwanted cards from appearing during your run. |
| Curse | A negative stat that amplifies enemy attack damage but increases XP and Gold gains. |
How Stats Impact Your Game
Power Ups directly influence your current run's stat values. Upgrading a Power Up permanently increases the associated stat for your character, carrying over to future runs. However, your attributes are also shaped by the cards you draw and the Crawler(s) you select.
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