What are the Star Trace Resonance Terms? A Detailed Explanation of Star Trace Resonance Equipment Terms and Attributes

In the game Star Trace Resonance, equipment is a very important aspect, and researching equipment is something that new players must do. Among the equipment, the terms (or attributes) are an important component. Today, I will introduce what terms there are in Star Trace Resonance. Many players, after obtaining the equipment, are unclear about the exact roles of the terms and what attributes they represent, so I will provide a detailed introduction.

First, it's important to clarify that the equipment being introduced here is at least of purple quality or above. As for blue and green equipment, since they will be phased out on the first day of the game, there's no need to consider them. The worst case for research-worthy equipment starts with purple. The game's equipment consists of two parts: fixed base attribute terms and advanced terms, each part having three. In the fixed base attribute terms, the 1st term is either attack or defense, the 2nd term is strength, agility, or intelligence, and the last one is stamina.

Depending on the type of equipment, the terms also differ. For example, weapons, necklaces, earrings, rings, and amulets provide attack power bonuses. Helmets, armor, gloves, shoes, and wristbands provide defense bonuses. Based on these characteristics, they are further divided into strength equipment, agility equipment, and intelligence equipment. Players just need to choose based on their main job requirements. It's worth understanding the advanced attributes; these are randomly selected from the main attribute corresponding to the equipment, proficiency, versatility, speed, critical hit, luck, and elemental strength, with a total of nine possible options. Main attributes include strength, agility, and stamina.

Among these attributes, strength can increase the attack power of the Greatblade Guardian and Azure Knight, as well as physical defense for all classes. Intelligence increases the attack power of the Ice Mage and Forest Speaker, as well as magic defense for all classes. Agility increases the attack power of the Lightning Shadow Swordsman and Sharpshooter, as well as speed for all classes. Critical hit is a universal attribute for all classes, which has a chance to trigger a critical hit when dealing damage, causing extra damage. Speed increases attack speed and casting speed. Luck, as an attribute, has a chance to trigger a lucky hit during healing or dealing damage, making the damage or healing effect occur an additional time. It's important to note that luck and critical hit are not the same concept, and these two should be clearly distinguished.

The effect of proficiency is more complex, offering different boosts for different classes. For example, the proficiency of the Lightning Shadow Swordsman increases the damage of Phantom Scythe and Iaido Slash. For the Azure Knight, it increases wind elemental damage. For the Greatblade Guardian, it increases block chance and shield strength. For the Divine Shield Knight, it increases physical defense and healing intensity. For the Ice Mage, it increases ice elemental damage. For the Forest Speaker, it increases healing intensity. For the Sharpshooter, it increases physical damage. Lastly, versatility increases the percentage bonus when dealing damage and healing, as well as reducing damage taken.

After reading today's introduction, everyone should have a clear understanding of what terms exist in Star Trace Resonance. The inclusion of these terms adds a lot of fun to the game's equipment. A high-quality piece of equipment isn't necessarily the best choice. Some lower-quality equipment, if it has excellent additional attributes, can even outperform higher-quality ones in actual combat power, so choose according to the terms.