Stats and skills

The stats and skills of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II as the game names them (Libs/Tables/rpg/stat.xml, skill.xml), and the names a game mode gives the server’s progression calls. SetPlayerStat(pid, stat, level) and SetPlayerSkill(pid, skill, level) (Lua, C#) take the name column, a level from 0 to 30 and, as an optional third argument, the XP already gathered toward the next level. A set is exact: it raises or lowers the level to what it says, and the game shows no level-up notice. GetPlayerStat and GetPlayerSkill answer the level the player’s game last reported or the mode last set (0 = not known yet); GetPlayerStatXP and GetPlayerSkillXP answer the XP.

The levels of a player are the game mode’s to keep. A player nobody set starts as the level’s own character - as measured on Kuttenberg, at level 5 in the four core stats, in storyprogress and in sixteen of the skills, and at level 0 in prestige and in the other fourteen skills (bard, cooking, fishing, mining, first_aid, weapon_shield, weapon_dagger, tailoring, armourer, weaponsmithing, shoemaking, gunsmithing, bowyery and gambling), with no XP and no perk points. The server remembers nothing between visits: a mode that wants a character’s progress to last reads it with GetPlayerProgress and puts it back at the login with SetPlayerProgress. Players gain no XP on their own unless the mode turns it on with SetXPRate; AddPlayerStatXP and AddPlayerSkillXP give XP by hand. [spawn] stat_level in server.toml raises the four core stats for everyone at every spawn and never lowers one. The character’s perks are the mode’s to give and take too; the whole group of calls is on Stats, skills, XP and perks.

Names are lower case; a few words the game’s menus use are understood as well (warfare for fencing, horsemanship for horse_riding, sword for weapon_sword, bow for marksmanship …). A stat call given a skill’s name, or the other way round, is refused.

Stats

name	shown as	what it is
strength	Strength	one of the four core stats
agility	Agility	one of the four core stats
vitality	Vitality	one of the four core stats
speech	Speech	one of the four core stats
storyprogress		the story’s progress, the game’s own stat of that name
prestige	Blacksmith Prestige	the blacksmithing prestige of the story game, not a combat stat
mainlevel		the level the character screen shows as the main level; the game works it out from the other levels, so it can be read (GetPlayerStat) but not set and gathers no XP

Skills

A hidden skill is one the game’s own character screen does not show; the name is still the table’s, and whether the engine takes a level for it is untested. fencing (Warfare) is the game’s parent of the weapon skills: the game works its level out from theirs, so a level or XP for it is refused - set weapon_sword and the others instead (its perk points are its own).

name	shown as	category	hidden
alchemy	Alchemy	NonCombat
armourer	Armourer	NonCombat	yes
bard	Fox	NonCombat	yes
bowyery	Bowyery	NonCombat	yes
cooking	Cooking	NonCombat	yes
craftsmanship	Craftsmanship	NonCombat
defense	Defence	Combat	yes
drinking	Drinking	NonCombat
fencing	Warfare	Combat
first_aid	First Aid	NonCombat	yes
fishing	Fishing	NonCombat	yes
gambling		NonCombat	yes
gunsmithing	Gunsmith	NonCombat	yes
heavy_weapons	Heavy Weapons	Combat
horse_riding	Horsemanship	NonCombat
houndmaster	Houndmaster	NonCombat
marksmanship	Marksmanship	Combat
mining	Mining	NonCombat	yes
scholarship	Scholarship	NonCombat
shoemaking	Cobbler	NonCombat	yes
stealth	Stealth	NonCombat
survival	Survival	NonCombat
tailoring	Tailor	NonCombat	yes
thievery	Thievery	NonCombat
weapon_dagger	Dagger	Combat	yes
weapon_large	Polearms	Combat
weapon_shield	Shield	Combat	yes
weapon_sword	Swords	Combat
weapon_unarmed	Unarmed	Combat
weaponsmithing	Weaponsmith	NonCombat	yes

Horses

A horse has four stats of its own: strength, agility, vitality and courage, each 0 to 30 (0 = the breed’s own). SetHorseStat sets one exactly, GetHorseStat and GetHorseStats read them back. They belong to the horse in the world, so a mode that keeps horses saves them with the horse.