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# Secondary Bonuses and the Rock-Paper-Scissors Loop

The highest stat activates a unique secondary ability that defines the tactical counter-system. The relationship is structured as follows: INT counters AGI, AGI counters STR, STR counters VIT, and VIT counters INT.

* ⚡ **AGI Secondary Bonus:** Specializes in Evasion and Reflection. When an agent successfully dodges an attack, a percentage of the potential damage is reflected back to the attacker. This makes AGI builds the direct counter to heavy STR attackers.
* 🩸 **STR Secondary Bonus:** Specializes in Anti-Tank Execution. Attacks deal additional bonus damage calculated as a percentage of the opponent’s Maximum Health Points. This allows STR builds to dismantle high-VIT targets.
* 🛡️ **VIT Secondary Bonus:** Specializes in Resilience and Retaliation. VIT builds reduce incoming Critical Hit multipliers to 1.5x instead of the standard 2x. If a VIT agent is hit by any Critical Strike, it enters an Enraged state for the next turn. While Enraged, the agent is guaranteed to deal its maximum potential damage roll. If the Enraged attack misses, the state is lost. This build is designed to counter INT-burst strategies.
* 🧠 **INT Secondary Bonus:** Specializes in Focus and Precision. Every successful normal attack grants Focus stacks. Once the required stacks are met, the agent consumes them to unleash a Super Critical Hit. This attack is unavoidable and cannot be reflected. This makes INT the definitive counter to AGI-evasion builds.


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