Ulala: Idle Adventure Attribute Point Allocation Guide

In Ulala: Idle Adventure, distribute your attribute points according to role scaling rather than splitting them evenly across all stats. Every level-up grants points that fit into three rows on your character profile: your primary class stat at the top, Stamina in the middle, and Tech at the bottom.

Damage dealers and healers should use a 3-0-2 distribution, while tanks split their investment between Stamina and Tech depending on whether their skills scale from total armor or maximum health.

Role / Class	Top Stat (Primary Offense)	Middle Stat (Stamina)	Bottom Stat (Tech)	Core Purpose
DPS (Assassin, Hunter, Mage, Warlock)	3	0	2	Maximizes raw Attack and Critical strike burst
Healers (Druid, Shaman)	3	0	2	Maximizes healing potency and Critical heals
Warrior	0	2	3	Stacks Armor and Block to strengthen skill shields
Gladiator	0	3	2	Expands maximum HP pool for percentage-based self-heals

DPS and Healer Build: 3-0-2

All four damage-dealing classes (Hunter, Assassin, Mage, and Warlock) and both healing classes (Druid and Shaman) use the 3-0-2 distribution. Every level cycle, place three points into your top stat, zero points into Stamina, and two points into Tech.

Top Stat (Strength, Agility, or Intellect): The exact stat name depends on class archetype—Strength for melee, Agility for ranged physical, and Intellect for casters. Investing here boosts your baseline Attack power. Bosses feature a strict 60-second berserk timer, requiring DPS to maximize raw damage output. For Druids and Shamans, healing skills scale directly from base Attack power, making this stat just as vital for support roles.
Tech: The secondary allocation increases Critical rate and armor penetration. Higher Tech allows DPS to pierce high-defense boss shields and enables healers to trigger critical healing ticks.
Zero Stamina: DPS and healers rely on their tank to hold enemy aggro and absorb direct hits. Investing points into Stamina reduces your offensive throughput without providing enough health to survive sustained boss focus. Defensive needs should instead be supplemented through equipment tempering, toys, and pet attributes.

Tank Builds: Warrior vs. Gladiator

Tanks do not invest in their top offensive stat. Because their damage output is negligible compared to their survival requirements, tanks distribute all points between Stamina and Tech. The exact split depends on how each class mitigates incoming damage.

Warrior: 0-2-3 (Tech Priority)

Warriors mitigate damage through skill-based shields and damage reduction buffs that scale directly off base Armor.

Place three points into Tech to raise Armor and Block chance, maximizing the absorption value of every shield cast.
Place two points into Stamina to provide a baseline health reserve against magic bursts and armor-piercing boss attacks.

Gladiator: 0-3-2 (Stamina Priority)

Gladiators sustain through self-healing abilities that restore a percentage of their total health rather than casting heavy armor shields.

Place three points into Stamina to expand your maximum HP pool, directly multiplying the healing returned by skills like Blood Boil and Cleave.
Place two points into Tech to maintain adequate baseline Armor and Tenacity against critical boss strikes.

How to Diagnose Failures and Reset Points

If you previously distributed points evenly across all three stats, reset them from the character profile screen. Resets cost a small amount of Shells or Starfish.

Before paying to reset, inspect your team's combat log after a failed stage attempt:

The tank falls in the first 15 seconds: The tank lacks the correct mitigation setup. Verify that Warriors are running 0-2-3 for shield scaling or Gladiators are running 0-3-2 for HP scaling.
The party wipes at the 60-second berserk mark with the tank alive: Your squad failed the damage check. Reset your DPS characters and healers to a strict 3-0-2 allocation to raise total team Attack power before the enrage timer triggers.