Adventurers

Adventurers are the heart of everything in ELHEXA. Almost every action—quests, battles, gathering, crafting, trading—relies on adventurers. Through Summoning, adventurers from all over the world gather in ELHEXA’s central city, ready to answer your call.

Adventurer Card

Each adventurer is represented by a card. The card shows their portrait, name, race, class, element, rarity, and stats—everything that defines who they are and what they can do.

Races

ELHEXA is home to multiple races, each with their own history and culture:

• Humans — Rose to prominence after the Knight of the Silver Flame defeated the Barren. Versatile and adaptive.
• Elves — Created by Isola, the Lord of Light. Masters of magic, ruling the Kingdom of Archmages.
• Dwarves — Born from the continent itself. Expert inventors and craftsmen of the Kingdom of Mechanics.
• Beastfolk — A diverse race with animal traits. Known for their physical prowess and deep connection to nature. Unlock after world progress.
• Outlanders — Rare characters from other worlds, summoned through the rift. They bring unique abilities from beyond ELHEXA.

Classes

An adventurer’s class determines which skills they can learn, which institutions they can train at, and what kind of quests they excel in. Classes fall into two categories:

Battle Classes

Warrior — Front-line fighters with swords, shields, and heavy weapons.

STR

Mage — Wield elemental magic to deal damage from a distance.

INT

Healer — Restore allies’ health and remove harmful effects.

MND

Archer — Precise ranged attackers with bows and crossbows.

DEX

Rogue — Agile fighters who strike from the shadows with daggers and poisons.

AGI

Production Classes

Crafter — Craft equipment and mechanical devices

Chef — Prepare meals and beverages

Miner — Gather ores, gems, and primal stones

Botanist — Harvest herbs, wood, and ingredients from nature

Battle classes fight in combat encounters; production classes handle gathering and crafting quests.

Elements

Adventurers may possess one or more elemental affinities, or none at all. Elements are determined at summoning and cannot be changed. The nine elements, the six-element chain, and how type matchups shape battle damage are covered in Battle → Elements →

Rarity

Every adventurer has a rarity tier assigned at summoning. Rarity ranges from N to UR:

• N — Common
• R — Rare
• SR — Super Rare
• SSR — Super Super Rare
• UR — Ultra Rare

Higher-rarity adventurers are guaranteed to start with higher-level skills. For example, a UR adventurer will come with a 5-star skill, while an N adventurer starts with only basic-level skills.

Rarity also applies a multiplier to ATK and HP growth on level-up:

Primary & Secondary Stats

Every adventurer is built on nine base stats. How those stats translate into power depends on the adventurer’s class—each leans on one Primary stat and one Secondary stat. The tables below show which stats matter most for each class.

Combat Stats

Two derived stats determine direct combat performance. They are calculated from base stats, class, level, and rarity. These are the stats that matter most in battle:

HP (Health Points)
How much damage an adventurer can take before being defeated. Primarily scales with VIT, weighted by class.

ATK (Attack Power)
Determines the damage dealt by attacks and skills. Each class uses different base stats as its primary source of ATK.

Base Stats

Nine base stats shape an adventurer’s capabilities. They are randomized at summoning and improve each time the adventurer levels up. Stats range from low to AU (gold-tier) quality.

Battle Stats

• STR (Strength) — Physical attack power.
• DEX (Dexterity) — Ranged attack power and precision.
• AGI (Agility) — Speed and evasive, critical-prone combat.
• VIT (Vitality) — Affects HP for every class.
• INT (Intelligence) — Magical attack power.
• MND (Mind) — Healing and support power.

Production Stats

• PER (Perception) — Raises gathering yield and HQ crafting rate.
• CHR (Charisma) — Increases Gold earned from quests.
• LUK (Luck) — Raises HQ crafting rate and gathering yield.

Primary & Secondary by Class

Each battle class scales its ATK and HP mainly off a Primary stat and partially off a Secondary stat. Production classes work the same way for their craft. When judging a card, prioritize quality stars on its class’s Primary and Secondary stats.

Battle Classes

Class	Primary	Secondary	HP Weight	Role
Warrior	STR	VIT	VIT × 40	Tank / Melee DPS
Mage	INT	MND	VIT × 12	Glass Cannon
Healer	MND	VIT	VIT × 20	Support
Rogue	AGI	DEX	VIT × 22	Bruiser / Melee
Archer	DEX	AGI	VIT × 18	Ranged DPS

Production Classes

Class	Primary	Secondary	Boosts
Crafter	LUK	PER	HQ crafting rate
Chef	LUK	PER	HQ cooking rate
Botanist	PER	LUK	Gathering yield
Miner	PER	LUK	Mining yield

Stats Additional Effects

Beyond feeding ATK and HP, each stat also grants a small, universal bonus:

• STR — Reduces physical damage taken.
• INT — Reduces magical damage taken.
• MND — Resists immobilizing effects (stun, silence, paralysis, sleep).
• DEX — Improves accuracy, and slightly speeds up actions.
• AGI — Raises critical-hit rate and critical damage.

Talent Rating

Talent reflects the innate quality of an adventurer’s base stats. It is derived from the sum of all nine initial stats. Higher talent means the adventurer started with better stats and will grow faster with each level-up, since the level-up formula scales with the base value.

Each individual stat shows a quality star based on its initial value:

• Gold Star — Initial value of 9 (highest)
• Silver Star — Initial value of 8
• Bronze Star — Initial value of 7

Not every star matters equally. When judging a card’s talent, prioritize stars on its class’s Primary and Secondary stats—see Primary & Secondary Stats above.

Card Actions

Every adventurer card has four primary actions available from the card detail screen:

EXP Boost
Feed Experience Books directly to an adventurer to instantly grant EXP and level them up. A quick way to strengthen a newly summoned adventurer without waiting for quest completions. Learn more in Growth →

Lock
Lock an adventurer to protect them from being accidentally transmuted, traded, or disposed of. A locked card cannot be removed until you unlock it. It’s good practice to lock any adventurer you plan to keep long-term.

Trade
List an adventurer on the Market for other players to purchase. Trading is a great way to earn Gold from adventurers you don’t need, or to find the exact card you’re looking for. Learn more in Market →

Transmute
Convert unwanted adventurers into Experience Books and Skill Crystal Shards. The primary way to recycle cards and keep your roster lean while gaining value from every summon. Learn more in Growth →