Eslabong: Stats and Growth Guide

Stats By GuideLVL Published September 8, 2026

Compare a fighter’s actual stats alongside their Growth Style when planning progression in Eslabong. Level 20 locks in the foundation for later growth, so an Excellent rating alone does not guarantee the stronger fighter. Use the tables below to check growth rates, combat effects, level rewards, and the factors behind mercenary prices.

PWR affects damage and healing differently, DEF converts into damage reduction, and high displayed SPD can exceed effective movement speed. Personality also matters: it supplies a combat bonus and a hidden chance of making a mistake.

Stat growth and the level 20 snapshot

Stats rise automatically when a fighter levels up. During levels 1–20, the increase is random and uses the class’s fixed base stats as its reference. The fighter’s current totals do not determine those early rolls.

For levels 21–100, each increase uses a fixed percentage of the stats captured at level 20. That snapshot includes the birth roll, the 19 earlier level increases, Growth Style bonuses, and the attribute choices made before level 20.

Stat	Veteran gain from the level 20 snapshot	Early gain from the class base
HP	0.5%	1.0%–5.0%
Mana	0.375%	1.0%–5.0%
PWR	0.375%	1.5%–9.0%
DEF	0.0375%	0.6%–1.2%
SPD	0.075%	0.5%–1.5%

The different reference points matter when comparing recruits. A low starting roll paired with Excellent growth can still produce weaker stats than a high starting roll paired with Balanced growth. Later levels keep building from each fighter’s own snapshot, so they do not guarantee that the weaker fighter catches up.

Growth Style and role modifiers

Growth Style multiplies stat gains both before and after the level 20 transition.

Growth Style	Multiplier applied to growth
Balanced	1.00×
Good	1.30×
Excellent	1.60×

Veteran DEF gains also depend on role. This additional multiplier applies specifically to defense growth during the veteran phase.

Role	Veteran DEF multiplier
Default / Controller	0.85×
Melee DPS	0.95×
Support / Ranged DPS	0.70×
Tank	1.35×

PWR: damage and healing multipliers

Use the relevant output column when judging PWR. Its damage and healing multipliers follow different progressions, and gains are not proportional across the full range.

PWR value	Damage multiplier	Healing multiplier
100 PWR	1.00×	1.00×
200 PWR	2.00×	1.50×
300 PWR	2.68×	1.84×
400 PWR	3.28×	2.14×
500 PWR	3.83×	2.41×
600 PWR	4.34×	2.67×
700 PWR	4.59×	2.92×
800 PWR	4.82×	3.15×
900 PWR	5.05×	3.38×
1,000 PWR	5.27×	3.60×
1,200 PWR	5.69×	4.02×
1,500 PWR	6.29×	4.62×
2,000 PWR	7.22×	5.55×

DEF: damage reduction values

Higher DEF increases damage reduction, with progressively smaller percentage-point gains for the same added defense. Check the reduction column when comparing defensive stats.

DEF value	Damage reduced
0 DEF	0.0%
100 DEF	16.7%
200 DEF	28.6%
300 DEF	37.5%
400 DEF	44.4%
500 DEF	50.0%
600 DEF	54.5%
700 DEF	58.3%
800 DEF	61.5%
900 DEF	64.3%
1,000 DEF	66.7%
1,500 DEF	75.0%
2,000 DEF	80.0%
3,000 DEF	85.7%
5,000 DEF	90.9%

SPD: displayed and effective speed

The listed SPD and effective movement speed match at the lower values in this table. At higher values, effective speed increases more slowly. Use the effective speed column to compare movement at these checkpoints.

Displayed SPD	Displayed percentage	Effective movement speed
150 SPD	100%	150
180 SPD	120%	180
225 SPD	150%	225
262.5 SPD	175%	236.25
300 SPD	200%	247.5
375 SPD	250%	270
450 SPD	300%	292.5

Personality bonuses and mistake chance

A fighter checks their hidden mistake chance whenever an important combat decision occurs. A mistake can mean poor aim or timing, an unsuitable target, or a delayed retreat. The base rate comes from personality. Each fighter also has random individual variation of ±15%. Whether this is relative variation or a change in percentage points is unclear, so the base rates should not be read as exact individual probabilities.

The percentages below are base mistake chances. Read each bonus together with its activation condition before comparing personalities.

Personality	Base mistake chance	Combat bonus and condition
Tactician	2%	Ability costs in mana, stamina, and HP decrease by 8%.
Duelist	3%	Deals 15% extra damage to a target whose HP is above 50%.
Stoic	3%	Crowd control applied to the fighter has 15% shorter duration.
Hunter	4%	Deals 8% extra damage to a target whose HP is below 50%.
Guardian	4%	Receives 10% less damage, without an HP condition.
Opportunist	6%	Deals 12% extra damage to a target whose HP is below 35%.
Lone Wolf	7%	Maximum HP increases by 10%.
Cautious	8%	Receives 10% less damage when the fighter’s HP is below 50%.
Grudger	8%	For 5 seconds, deals 15% extra damage to the enemy that most recently damaged the fighter. This bonus cannot stack.
Berserker	10%	Deals 15% extra damage when the fighter’s HP is below 50%.
Reckless	25%	Deals 10% extra damage, without an HP condition.

Level rewards and attribute choices

These unlocks arrive alongside automatic stat increases. Attribute choices offer Health, Attack, Defense, or Movement Speed; the choices before level 20 feed into the snapshot described above.

Reward or choice	Unlock levels
New Skill Choice	2, 5, 10
Second Relic Slot	10
Attribute Choice before the snapshot	3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18
Attribute Choice during veteran growth	25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 75, 85, 95
Ability Upgrade before the snapshot	14, 19
Ability Upgrade during veteran growth, below level 50	24, 29, 34, 39, 44, 49
Ability Upgrade during veteran growth, above level 50	54, 59, 64, 69, 74, 79, 84
Ability Specialization Choice	20, 50
Mastery Choice	27, 37, 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97

Mercenary prices and value modifiers

Level is only one part of a mercenary’s valuation. Stats, abilities, performance, recognition, and condition also influence the price. Treat the approximate figures as estimates when comparing fighters.

Starting value or level range	Price effect
Class base price	Begins at around 500g.
Named Champions	Begin at 6,500g.
Levels 1–20, fighter with a 500g base	Each level adds roughly 160g.
Levels 1–20, Named Champion	Each level adds roughly 390g.
Levels 21 and above	Each level adds approximately 2.5%.

Stat or ability factor	Value adjustment
Stat Quality	Between −40% and +40%.
Ability Quality	Between −45% and +45%.
Ability Upgrade	Usually adds 1%–4% for each upgrade.
Ability Evolution	Usually adds 3%–8%.
Mastery	Each adds 3%.

Performance or recognition factor	Value adjustment
Impact	Ranges from −25% at terrible performance to +95% at elite performance.
All-Star Appearance	Each adds 100g.
Awards	Each adds approximately 75g–225g.
Top 10 ranking	Adds 20%.
Top 5 ranking	Adds 30%.
Top 1 ranking	Adds 40%.
Named Leader Bonus	Adds 15%.

Form and injury price adjustments

Condition can change a fighter’s value as well. Injury Risk and Form Loss have their own adjustments, separate from the entries for Current Form and Active Injury.

Condition factor	Rating or situation	Value adjustment
Injury Risk	Low	+8%
Injury Risk	Medium	0%
Injury Risk	High	−8%
Form Loss	Very Low	+10%
Form Loss	Low	+5%
Form Loss	Medium	0%
Form Loss	High	−5%
Form Loss	Very High	−10%
Current Form	Form-related reduction	Up to −20%
Active Injury	Each missed match	−5%, limited to −40% overall

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