If you worry for other stats and being able to play any vocation once max level: 1-10 mage, 11-97 assassin, 98-200 sorcerer. Those can be reached with the help of gear (mainly rings that boost either/both health/stamina). You want to end up with at least 4K stamina and 3.5K health endgame (cant happen playing a mage/sorcerer for too many levels before level 100). Stats that really matter, if any does, are health and stamina. And vocation rank are improved trough discipline points. Discipline point wont stop though, they are obtained by killing stuff, so as long as you keep killing stuff, you'll earn more. Stats cease to grow once you reach level 200, since it's leveling up that improve your stats. Tldr: donвЂ™t worry about your stats, your weapons and skills and augments are much more important. If you want to do it go ahead but really the most important things are your skills, your weapons and how much theyвЂ™ve been upgraded and maybe your augments / passives. However stats donвЂ™t really matter much because by the endgame lets say you leveled up as sorcerer 11-200 and mage 1-10 for the highest magic attack, youвЂ™ll have only maybe another 500-600 more magic attack which isnвЂ™t that much considering your equipment in the game (weapons) give anywhere between 1000-2000 magic attack. 100 is almost considered as a softcap as your stats donвЂ™t change much after 100. But maybe instead youвЂ™ll get more mdef or magic attack (or both I donвЂ™t recall what the mages stat distributions are) but also level 1-10 you get the most stats on a level by level basis then 11-100 it degrades a bit and then finally 101-200 you get even less stats. If you level up as a warrior youвЂ™ll get a lot more health than you would as a mage. Simply put, every class gives different stats based on what level you are. This is how 'pure Assassin' and 'pure Sorcerers' get Augments from other Vocations without leveling up in them. Technically, you can play as a Mage, as long as you don't level up as a Mage, since stat growth is gained at the moment of level up regardless of what you have been using up until that point, so you can still get Discipline Points and Rankings as Mage and unlock its skills and Augments, so long as you change to another Vocation on the brink of leveling up, get the level up, and go back to Mage. I don't think anyone really knows why only the Mage growth behaves like this, and only from 100-200. If you reeeeeally want to avoid this, have neither Arisen nor Pawn be Mages until you hit level 100, as Mage growth from 100 to 200 (and from 1 to 10) has the same total stat gain as other Vocations and does not incur losses. If you'd like, check the Dragon's Dogma wiki for more information about Stat Growth.Д®DIT: To be ultra-specific, all Vocations gain the same total amount of stats from levels 10-100 with the expection of Mages, which get less total Health and Stamina combined than its peers for some reason. Just make sure you play around with different Vocations through the game and experiment, and don't skimp on Health and Stamina. YMMV on how much this matters, though, since the stat bonuses from armor and weapons are considerably large by the end game. The only way you can 'screw up' is by trying to be a Sorcerer after going through the entire level system as an Assassin, for example (although this would be an active choice, as nothing is forcing this hypothetical Strength gouge character to play as a Sorcerer instead of a Strength-based class), or a Warrior after pumping 190 levels in Sorcerer. Overall, you shouldn't be too worried about your stat growth min-maxing is absolutely not necessary to defeat this game's challenges. Therefore, if you were to level from 10 to 200 as an Assassin, you'd max out on Strength, but have atrocious Magick, and vice-versa as a Sorcerer. No, you cannot max all stats at max level, since some Vocations gain more points in one stat than others (red Vocations tend to gain more Health, Strength and Defense, yellow Vocations tend to be balanced between stats with a focus on Stamina, and blue Vocations tend to increase Magick and Magick Defenses most of all). Stat growth from level 10-100 is greater than from 100-200, as a whole. As such, your stat total upon reaching level 200 is going to depend on which Vocations you leveled as, throughout the game.Д®ach Vocation has two different stat growths, from 10-100 and from 100-200 (exception being Fighter, Strider and Mage, which are the only Vocations that you can be from 1-10, but you can't actually change your Vocation before reaching level 10 anyway). Each different Vocation gains different amounts of stats upon leveling up.

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