Although, melee weapons get far less damage than if you leveled strength.Īs you can see, it is literally only magic weapon damage. Where strength gave you more damage for Warhammers, the dexterity attribute will be giving you damage for bows and hatchets. I’ll be leaning heavily on the wiki for this attribute guide for New World, so shout-out to the wiki contributors! Dexterityĭexterity in New World is the damage stat for ranged weapons and some lighter melee weapons. I got these numbers from the wiki if you’d like to check that out. The exact bonuses to damage that each weapon gets are subject to change (closed beta and all), but for now, these seem to be the numbers for each melee weapon: Sword and Board or Hatchet (latter scaling with dexterity as well). It really depends on the weapon, some of the one-handed weapons like the Hatchet scale from dexterity and strength, but for the two-handers, you will always be leveling strength for more damage. The strength attribute is all about melee damage, and mainly, two-handed melee.
If you want more in-depth looks at each attribute, continue reading. I will be talking about that further down the page, but if you don’t care, you don’t have to read it. These bonuses are incredibly powerful and can define a build by themselves. Not mentioned here are threshold bonuses for each attribute.
Nothing is as simple in MMOs as “this stat is just for ranged characters”, but for the majority of new players, you don’t need to know too much. Intelligence: The mage/caster attributeĪgain, this is a very simple view of all five attributes in New World.Dexterity: The ranged and one-handed stat.Strength: The melee attribute for two-handed melee DPS (mainly).The next few sections will describe each attribute in detail, but here is an incredibly simplistic view of each attribute (for those who don’t want to read it all). There is no system in New World that restricts your build in any way, both for the negative and the positive, meaning that you could be a healer with maxed out strength, something that likely, isn’t ideal. Every time you level up in New World you will gain attribute points that you can then spend in any of these five attributes as you desire. The five core attributes in New World are Strength, Dexterity, Intelligence, Focus, and Constitution. Hopefully, this attribute guide will help you make a more informed decision on your builds in New World.įirst, let’s talk about the core attributes. This will cover everything you will need to know about the attribute system and will be constantly updated as new information/builds are available. In this New World attribute guide, we will be going over which attribute to level (these are essentially character stats), which one gives you the best stats for your build, what attribute thresholds are in New World, and finally which attribute will be the best for trade skills (think mining, refining, etc). The New World attribute system is one of the main ways for your character to progress.
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