ENDLESS Dungeon Base Hero Stats Guide (Patch 1.1.10087)

If you’re anything like me, you’ve went into the in-game Glossary to try to see a hero’s base stats (since the hero selection screen doesn’t show them), only to be disappointed, and have to check them mid-run. This guide will show you those stats so you can more easily glance at them before making a selection.

Stats will be listed in a table format. Bolded and underlined stats indicate the main stats of a hero (shown as golden in-game). If you didn’t know, purchasing upgrades for heroes at upgrade stations also levels them up, increasing their main stats further. Hopefully at some point, this guide will become obsolete if the developers make the base stats more easily viewable in-game.

All values were hand-tested by viewing them mid-run. Base stats were tested without any additional perks / modifiers. This guide is incomplete! I have not found all the stats in the game, and what I have found may be inaccurate, so if you find anything new or contradictory to the information I have listed, please leave a comment so I can update the guide!

• Highest base Wit in the game

• Highest base Speed in the game

• Highest base Health, Health per level, Defense per level, and Shove Damage per level in the game

• Critical Chance Bonus may be bugged on Comrade and has inconsistent results in the UI

• Every hero has a max level of 9 (for a total of 8 upgrades, as heroes start at level 1), after which upgrades can no longer be purchased for them.
• Additional levels to Health are added to the base value, which is then modified by chips and upgrades. For example, if you have 300 base Health at level 1, and have a +30% Max Health perk, your total Health is 390. If you level up to 2 and gain +30 base Health, your total health becomes 429, instead of 420 ((300 + 30) * 1.3 = 429; the extra base Health is added first, then multiplied by modifiers).
• Health can stack exponentially. For example, if you have 300 base Health at level 1, and have two different sources of +30% Max Health perks (e.g. Uncut Gem on Crystal Bot and Nanoblood on Bunker), your total Health is 507, instead of 480 (300 * 1.3 * 1.3 = 507).
• Stacking Defense has diminishing returns. For example, Bunker starts with 0% Defense at level 1. At level 2, she goes to 10% Defense. At level 3, she goes to 19% Defense—an increase of +9%. At level 4, she goes to 27%—an increase of 8%. More thorough testing is needed, especially with chips and upgrades.
• Decimals are not shown for some values in-game, but appear to be affecting them. This is most noticeable with Sweeper and Cartie, as they gain 2% Defense and Damage Bonus respectively at every even level, and 3% at every odd level, indicating they’re actually gaining 2.5% every level.
• When a hero is controlled by the AI, their Speed is increased by +20%. This is reflected in-game in the pause menu, and can be misleading.