Rance IX:Parameters & Formulae

Chapter Modifier value
- The Chapter number, if you're doing a Quest.
  - Final chapter value is 16.
- The Subquest mission number, if you're doing a Subquest.
  - The number can be seen in the Subquest Briefing.
  - Some Subquest have the same mission number.

GOLD[]

GOLD drop amount = Enemy GOLD drop amount * Difficulty Modifier
GOLD drop rate = 10% + Clown mask modifier + Added value%

Added value
- Initialize at 0%
- Increase by 1% if an enemy doesn't drop GOLD.
- It is reset at 0% every time an enemy drop GOLD.
- Enemy with Enemy GOLD drop amount = 0 doesn't count.
- Bosses and Special Enemies doesn't count.

Note: the Clown mask modifier only apply to the unit equipped with the Clown mask.

Skill Points[]

If there is a decimal number, it is truncated.

Skill Points [Battlefield] = Enemy value * Chapter Modifier * Difficulty Modifier * Core room Modifier
Skill Points [Unit] = Skill Points [Battlefield] * Unit modifier * Crab Orb Modifier

Clear Bonus [Battlefield] = Skill Points [Battlefield] * Clear Bonus
Clear Bonus [Unit] = Clear Bonus [Battlefield] * Unit modifier * Crab Orb Modifier

Core room Modifier
- 150%, if the battle is inside the core room of the Fortress.
- 100% otherwise.
Unit modifier
- Rance: 120%
- Tilde: 110%
- Rolex: 90%
- Tourin: 80%
- Hunty: 80%
- 100% otherwise.
Crab Orb Modifier
- 200%, if the unit is equipped with a Crab Orb.
- 100% otherwise.
Clear Bonus
- 20%, if the battle is inside the core room of the Fortress.
- 10% otherwise.

HM Points[]

You get 1 HM Point for every killed enemy.

Furthermore, you get bonus HM Points once you clear a map. If there is a decimal number, it is truncated.

HM Points = Number of defeated enemies * Deployment Modifier

Deployment Modifier
- It is the value below the deployment grid.

Special enemies[]

Golden Box

GOLD = 1000 * Difficulty Modifier

Lucky Can Can

Skill Points = 500 * Chapter Modifier * Difficulty Modifier

Crystal
- Give 2 HM Stones and drop a Monkey Orb on the floor

Item table[]

Weapon Points growth[]

You can only increase the attack power of a weapon by spending GOLD. If an unit changes his weapon, it will inherit the previous enhancement.

When spending GOLD:
- It does not always succeed
- An enhancement is usually a +1UP but can be a +3UP
- There is tables planning enhancement success and enhancement value, so standard "Save & Load" will not work.

Weapon enhancement tables[]

Common specification of tables
- At the start of a new game, the game creates the Enhancement success table and Enhancement value table for each character.
- The contents of tables are in a random order.
- Tables stay the same as the previous run if you choose to do a NG+.

Enhancement success table
- For 100 enhancement try, it will succeed 35 times.
- The table is create every 100 enhancement try, corresponding when the digits of the sum of your enhancement try goes from 00 to 01.

Enhancement value table
- For 100 succeeded enhancement, their will be 5 times +3UP instead of +1UP.
- This means that every 100 succeeded enhancement, it will increase the value of your weapons by 110.

"Save & Load" technique[]

You could aim at recreating a table where the +3UP are at the start of the Enhancement value table. However, by doing this, it will reduce the number of +3UP for the rest of the table.

Armor Points growth[]

You can only increase the armor value by spending GOLD.

Every upgrade increases the armor value by 10.
Every time a unit is hit by a physical attack in a battle:
- The attack is reduced by the percentage of the armor value (maximum of 100% damage mitigation, minimum 1 damage on a successful attack).
- The armor value will decrease by 10.
After a battle, the value is set to the maximum between the current value and the percentage value.
The initial upgrade cost 100 GOLD, and increase by 100 GOLD every time.
When upgrading the armor, there is a chance of upgrading the percentage value.
- "1UP" is displayed when it happened .
- The percentage value will be increase by 1%.
- It happens around 20 times every 100 upgrades.

Skill Points growth[]

Skill cost increase with each level of this skill. The amount of increase is based on the Initial skill point value.

The Skill Points necessary for a skill at level n is:

Σ[n, k = 1] Initial skill point * k = Initial skill point * n (n + 1) / 2

The increase of Skill Points between level n and (n + 1) is:

Initial skill point * (n + 1)

Initial skill point requirement Table
Name	Hitpoints	Evasion	Parry	Magic Resistance	Tenacity	Base Attack	Critical Bonus	Speed
Rance	80	350	400	1900	240	80	1000	440
Kanami Kentou	140	300	420	2200	300	100	1200	380
Shizuka Masou	270	4000	600	1400	280	110	---	570
Maria Custard	150	400	500	1700	300	140	1800	480
Patton Misnarge	40	380	410	2500	220	90	1400	550
Hubert Lipton	50	350	390	2000	240	100	800	480
Russian Kalette	100	350	460	1700	280	150	2200	440
Maitrea Meishian	230	400	580	1500	320	120	---	550
Rick Addison	90	320	350	2100	280	70	800	400
Tillday Shape	110	300	420	2000	280	110	1200	420
Crook Mofus	130	350	470	1800	300	130	1400	460
Alkanese Rize	70	370	450	2300	280	110	1600	500
Pitten Ciao	90	350	390	400	260	120	1400	480
Senhime	100	360	410	2200	200	100	1600	500
Milacle Tou	230	400	580	1500	320	120	---	550
Sanada Tourin	140	400	480	1800	300	150	1600	500
Pigu Geliciam	120	300	400	2100	280	100	1200	420
Freya Idun	130	300	410	2000	300	120	1400	360
Rolex Gadras	100	400	370	2300	280	130	1200	500
Oluole the Third	110	300	390	2400	260	110	1000	400
Hanty Kalar	500	600	800	2000	500	400	---	800
Elena Flower	100	320	450	1500	300	90	850	350
Amitos Armitage	120	380	450	1500	200	120	1600	460

Thanks to the Japanese wiki for all of these information.

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Rance IX:Parameters & Formulae

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Formulae[]

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