There are many ways to distribute stats. This guide is an aim to go over some of those ways and the cons and pros of them.

5 Strength a level:
This will make for a good fighter. The bonus to defense from all the strength and the Endurance armor you will need to wear to keep up your endurance will give you a high Defense. This stat distribution will take advantage of the slower high defense armor. It well be hard to be anything but a fighter with this. Well also need to wear some agility to hit things.

2 Strength / 3 Endurance a level:
This will most likely have lower defense but you will move slightly faster , since the armor you need will have a lower defense but be mostly strength with maybe a little agility.

5 Agility a level:
Will require Endurance Items to keep up your hit points. Though with all the agility you have you will do a lot of damage.

2 Agility / 3 Endurance:
Requires little to no endurance items to support it. You can concentrate on getting nothing but agility on your armor with this. Also allows you to be a fighter when you want to. Just throw on some str gear and the right skill and you will be set.

5 Endurance:
The most and least flexible of the stat distributions. With the right gear you can easily switch from Fighter to Ranger to Mage at any time. With all that Endurance though you are losing out on more damage.

5 Intelligence a level:
With the right skills and some endurance equipment until you get those skills this is a very high damage build. Can't be much other than a mage or hybrid with this stat assignment though.

2 Intelligence / 3 Endurance a level:
Trading off some of you damage potential you get that little bit of extra life that will help you in the early game and might just keep you alive a second longer in the late game. Also possible to equip a bow and use ranger skills with this build and a little agility to good affect.

1 Agility / 3 Endurance / 1 Intelligence:
This is highly flexible giving you just enough agility , endurance and intelligence to be useful. Allowing for the character to be equiped with the stat gear of choice.


Note: Just writing this guide was probably a big mistake. I tried though. Hopefully someone will find something to do with it. Left out a few stat choices to to make it more compact.

Noticed that the all Endurance Stat choice gives to much life.
Tried alternating that with different stats while still keeping the build flexible.
Came up with:
4 Endurance / 1 Intelligence

It still gives you lots more Endurance then you may need but gives you the intelligence you might want at a higher level. Still leaves the flexibility to try out different builds. Without the need for constant Respec of Stats.

I was finding , with RockSlide , that I almost always needed Int gear. With this on Reader I don't need it. Though She is still to low a level to tell for sure.