Lanterns Roblox Stats Guide and Point Budget Planner

Choose an attribute according to the improvement you need:

• Willpower: Prioritize it when your main goal is more damage.
• Intelligence: Invest toward Precision and the requirements of complex constructs you want to use.
• Energy: Favor it when you need a larger Ring Energy reserve. The Energy attribute is an allocation of points; the Ring Energy readout is your capacity.
• Vitality: Give it attention when surviving hits is your main problem, since it supports both Health and Resist.

Read the effects beneath each attribute as you spend. For example, moving from 17 to 18 Willpower changes the displayed damage multiplier from ×1.51 to ×1.54, while Force remains +5%. Moving from 7 to 8 Intelligence still displays +2% Precision. A point increase does not necessarily change every displayed bonus immediately.

Your attributes also help determine your class. Compare Specialist and Vanguard for class bonuses and combat roles, or use the combat loadout guide to connect your stat priorities with a specific set of abilities.

1. Press B to open Stats, or press M to expand the side menu and select Stats.
2. Check your available POINTS beneath the build chart and your current allocation beside each attribute. Ring Mastery has its own progress bar above the attribute rows.
3. Click + to add one point or +5 to add five points to the chosen attribute. Watch the total after each click, especially when aiming for a specific unlock requirement.
4. Check the updated attribute totals and effect labels, then close the panel with its upper-right X.

When fewer than five points remain, +5 disappears. When no points remain, + turns gray. For a precise target, use single-point clicks for the last few points.

Allocating points can also raise the displayed Power value. Use the individual Damage, energy, and defensive readouts to understand your investment.

Enter your available unspent points, your current four attributes, and the additional points you want to put into each one. In the Energy input, enter your allocated Energy points, not your Ring Energy capacity or current charge.

Read the results together:

• Final attributes show your current allocations plus the planned additions.
• Points required is the total cost of those additions.
• Remaining budget shows how many unspent points you would have left. A negative result means you need more points or a smaller allocation.
• Points above stat caps adds up the excess above 400 across the four attributes. Any positive result means at least one final attribute needs to be reduced.

A plan fits when the remaining budget is zero or higher and points above stat caps is zero. Spare budget does not make an over-cap allocation valid.

A 12-point allocation

Starting at 9 Willpower, 3 Intelligence, 3 Energy, and 0 Vitality, add 7, 3, 2, and 0 points respectively. This costs 12 points and produces 16 / 6 / 5 / 0. With 12 points available, the remaining budget is 0, all four attributes stay below their caps, and total invested points rise from 15 to 27.

To apply that plan, add seven points to Willpower, three to Intelligence, and two to Energy. This puts most of the new investment into damage while also increasing Precision and energy capacity. Leaving Vitality at 0 keeps its readout at 100 Health and 0% Resist, so consider a different split if survival is your priority.

The planner handles additional allocations. To lower an existing stat and redistribute those points, use the respec route. Its results are point totals, not predictions of class, Power, or combat damage. The calculator’s Reset restores its default inputs; it does not reset your character.

Find your respec option

Open Stats with B and check the bottom of Lantern Build. The available route depends on the reset status shown there:

• FREE RESPEC (1) — REFUND ALL POINTS: The label indicates one available free reset that returns your allocated points for redistribution.
• Spec Resets with no available uses: Use the purchase entry if you want to obtain a reset, and check the offer before buying.

Use the availability shown on your own panel when planning a redistribution.

Calculate an attribute unlock gap

Read an attribute requirement as current value / required value. If a construct shows WIL 9/10, you have 9 Willpower and need 1 more point to meet that attribute requirement. The gap is the required value minus your current value, or zero if you already meet it.

Meeting the attribute requirement does not remove other conditions such as player level, Ring Mastery, Coins, or Corps restrictions. Check the selected ability’s remaining requirements in the construct directory and unlock guide before committing points solely to unlock it.

If your menu has only three stats

The older Stats interface uses Health, Ring Energy, and Damage, each with a displayed cap of 400. It includes next-point previews and labels allocations permanent. Keep those allocations separate from the four-stat Lantern Build planner; do not enter old Health or Damage points as Vitality or Willpower.