Blue Heater 2 Stat Planner

This is the stat planner hub for Blue Heater 2. It is a set of tables, not an interactive app. Use it when you level, when you hit a skill threshold, and when you dump Bleeder Bits into a reset in Sunshine Town. Pair every row with the stats page for what each attribute does, and with builds for race-plus-weapon pairing.

The beta rework still governs the math unless a later patch says otherwise (see the updates hub):

• STR, INT, DEX damage 1 → 2 per point.
• FOC mana 5 → 3 per point.
• VIT 10 HP per point (was 5).
• Some skills need stat thresholds. Lotus Lands added multi-point allocation so you can apply a stack in one confirm.

Spreading points evenly is the trap. Match the weapon. Keep enough Vitality that Desert of Death and Lotus Lands do not one-shot you. The game is released and supports online co-op; a bad spread is still a bad spread in a party.

What each stat is for

Stat	Primary weapons	What you buy
Strength (STR)	Sword, greatsword, axe, many scythes	Physical hit damage
Dexterity (DEX)	Dagger, rapier	Fast-weapon damage and crit-shaped kits
Intelligence (INT)	Staff	Magic damage
Focus (FOC)	Staff first; everyone second	Mana pool and regen; skill thresholds
Vitality (VIT)	All kits	HP (10 per point after the rework)
Agility (AGI)	Dagger / rapier	Stamina for dash, sprint, double jump

Spears and scythes sit in a STR + DEX + VIT hybrid. Demon scythes lean STR/VIT because health-on-kill wants you in the pack. Fenris daggers lean DEX/AGI. Enlightened staffs lean INT/FOC. Elf healers lean VIT/FOC/INT. Human has no combat passive; the planner will not save that race pick. See races.

Recommended spreads (percent of allocated points)

Percentages are the plan. Absolute numbers depend on how many points you have from levels and quests. After a Bleeder Bits reset, apply the percentages with the Lotus Lands multi-stat control instead of clicking one at a time.

Build	Race	Weapon	STR	DEX	INT	FOC	VIT	AGI
Mage Burst	Enlightened	Staff	0	0	50%	30%	20%	0
Physical DPS	Demon	Sword / scythe / axe	50%	10–20%	0	0–10%	30%	0
Crit Assassin	Fenris	Dagger / rapier	0	50%	0	0	25%	25%
Tank Healer	Elf	Staff	0	0	30%	30%	40%	0
Spear hybrid	Any physical	Spear	40%	20%	0	10%	30%	0
Floor 4 lance	Physical / hybrid	Sword, rapier, spear, dagger	remainder in weapon stat	as needed	0	enough for Lifesteal Lance	enough for threshold + HP	daggers only

Physical DPS can park 10% in FOC if you actually use skills every pack. Mage Burst that skips VIT dies on Sreig. Crit Assassin that skips VIT dies on Orian. Tank Healer is for groups; it is painful solo. Floor 4 lance means: hit Karlia’s Lifesteal Lance Vitality/Focus gate, then pour the rest into the weapon stat. Details on the Lotus Lands page.

Example point counts at typical breakpoints

Blue Heater 2 grants points from levels and quests, not from a single published “X points per level” card. Treat the totals below as planning budgets for a character who has been questing, not as a promise that level N always equals N points. If your sheet is higher or lower, keep the percentages and scale.

Budget A — leaving Flywood / Skeleton King (early, old cap 24)

Assume about 40 allocated points after the Floor 1 quest spike.

Build	STR	DEX	INT	FOC	VIT	AGI
Mage Burst	0	0	20	12	8	0
Physical DPS	20	4	0	4	12	0
Crit Assassin	0	20	0	0	10	10
Tank Healer	0	0	12	12	16	0

This is enough to beat Skeleton King with a matched weapon and a mount from Signia. It is not enough to stand in Desert of Death. Read getting started and leveling before you skip Flywood dailies.

Budget B — Silent Snowfields (mid, old cap 48)

Assume about 80 allocated points.

Build	STR	DEX	INT	FOC	VIT	AGI
Mage Burst	0	0	40	24	16	0
Physical DPS	40	12	0	4	24	0
Crit Assassin	0	40	0	0	20	20
Tank Healer	0	0	24	24	32	0

Snowfields hits harder than Flywood. Floor 2’s own floor boss was planned later at beta, so you may leave for Desert without a “final” Snowfields kill. Do not dump AGI on a staff just because you unlocked a winter dash cosmetic.

Budget C — Desert of Death / Orian (late Floor 3)

Assume about 120 allocated points.

Build	STR	DEX	INT	FOC	VIT	AGI
Mage Burst	0	0	60	36	24	0
Physical DPS	60	16	0	8	36	0
Crit Assassin	0	60	0	0	30	30
Tank Healer	0	0	36	36	48	0
Spear hybrid	48	24	0	12	36	0

This is the Ragnarok Axe / Orian / Death Worm / Gylath spear band. If a skill is still locked, steal 4–8 points from the dump stat into FOC or VIT, confirm, and put them back after the tooltip opens. Multi-stat allocation makes that steal cheap.

Budget D — Lotus Lands / Sreig (endgame)

Assume about 160 allocated points, then keep stacking the primary.

Build	STR	DEX	INT	FOC	VIT	AGI
Mage Burst	0	0	80	48	32	0
Physical DPS	80	20	0	8	52	0
Crit Assassin	0	80	0	0	40	40
Tank Healer	0	0	48	48	64	0
Floor 4 lance	70*	70*	0	16	48	26*

*Lance row: put the 70 in STR or DEX to match the weapon, and the 26 AGI only on dagger/rapier. Staff users should not take this row; take Mage Burst or Tank Healer and skip Lifesteal Lance.

Sreig and Onekomata packs punish empty VIT. Karlia’s skill punishes empty FOC/VIT. Zetsukai / Metsurai should be matched to the column you actually stacked, not to a screenshot build.

What to buy with Bleeder Bits

Bleeder Bits are the premium-feeling currency you earn from dailies, Wanted posters, bounties, and some quests. They are not Robux. Spend order matters more than a fake “codes” cash injection (there are still no codes).

Spend	When it is worth it	When it is a waste
Stat reset (Sunshine Town vendor)	Weapon swap, Floor 4 legendary, failed even spread	Resetting every level “just in case”
Companions (Queenstown stand; event stands in Sunshine Town)	You already have a working kit and want a cosmetic follower	Buying pets expecting combat buffs — they are cosmetic. See companions.
Global Market (Sunshine Town Global Listings)	Filling a gear hole another player listed, selling a duplicate legendary	Impulse buying Floor 1 crafts at tax (market takes a cut)
Recasts (gear recast / recolor loops)	A near-perfect weapon whose look or roll is wrong	Recasting junk you will replace after Sreig
Weapon upgrades / vendor odds and ends	Bridging to the next floor	Upgrading a white drop the night before a boss farm

Priority for a serious character:

1. Reset until the spread matches the tables above.
2. Hold Bits for the market if you need a specific Desert or Lotus piece.
3. Recast only the weapon you will still use after the next floor.
4. Companions last. They follow you; they do not tank Orian.

Idri in Queenstown still pays Bits for liking the game and joining the Frank Development group. That is a one-time drip, not a codes system.

How to apply a plan in-game

1. Finish the day’s quests so the point pile is real.
2. If the spread is wrong, buy a reset in Sunshine Town.
3. Use multi-stat allocation (Lotus Lands QoL) to apply a whole column at once.
4. Check skill tooltips for thresholds (Lifesteal Lance, weapon training).
5. Confirm on a dummy pack in Flywood or a Floor 4 campfire pull before you walk into Sreig.
6. If you swapped weapons, read weapons and builds before you spend the next Bits stack.

Controls for opening the menu differ by device; desktop still uses R for the full menu. See controls. Mount with M so you are not jogging Bits to the vendor (mounts).

Common mistakes this planner is for

• Six-way even split after the beta rework.
• Staff with 80 STR because a friend said “strength is damage.”
• Zero FOC on a skill user, then complaining the bar is empty on Orian.
• Zero VIT on Mage Burst, then blaming Floor 4.
• Spending Bits on companions before the first reset.
• Trusting a script infinite-stamina toggle instead of AGI and actual dodges.

Print these tables or leave the tab open next to Sunshine Town. The next time you dump Bleeder Bits into a reset, match the new spread to the builds hub instead of spreading points because a vendor NPC looked important.