THE ROSTER

Find your fighter.
Make it your style.

15 personalities. Five attributes. Every starting build shares the same 32-point budget, so each strength comes with a trade-off.

Power shapes damage. Speed shapes punch timing. Stamina affects your reserve and recovery. Footwork affects movement. Chin affects damage consequences and recovery.

These are the current base attributes, on a ten-point scale. Mastery can earn up to four development points; respec is free. Balance is still being tuned.

Boxer-puncher Rico Vale in boxing stance

Rico Vale

Presses when fresh, creates space when tired or near the ropes. Take the opening as he changes plans.

Power: 7 of 107
Speed: 7 of 107
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 6 of 106
Chin: 6 of 106

Out-boxer

Luca Swift

Jabs at range and exits to the same side. Cut off the exit and close patiently.

Power: 5 of 105
Speed: 8 of 108
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 9 of 109
Chin: 4 of 104

Slugger

Darius Stone

Sets up heavy head shots, then pauses. Make the heavy punch miss and counter the recovery.

Power: 9 of 109
Speed: 4 of 104
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 5 of 105
Chin: 8 of 108

Slugger

Marco Forge

Opens to the body, then hooks upstairs. Interrupt the body punch or answer after the hook.

Power: 8 of 108
Speed: 5 of 105
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 5 of 105
Chin: 8 of 108

Boxer-puncher Leon Flint in boxing stance

Leon Flint

Plants his feet for a jab-cross. Step out of the straight line and answer while he resets.

Power: 7 of 107
Speed: 6 of 106
Stamina: 7 of 107
Footwork: 5 of 105
Chin: 7 of 107

Swarmer

Jules Rhythm

Circles in behind double jabs, then finishes to the body. Break the rhythm before the finish.

Power: 5 of 105
Speed: 8 of 108
Stamina: 8 of 108
Footwork: 6 of 106
Chin: 5 of 105

Swarmer

Finn Ember

Rushes in without cover, body first, then takes a long breather. Meet the rush with a jab.

Power: 7 of 107
Speed: 6 of 106
Stamina: 8 of 108
Footwork: 5 of 105
Chin: 6 of 106

Slugger

Andre Anchor

Advances slowly behind high guard for a single uppercut. Work the body or counter his long recovery.

Power: 8 of 108
Speed: 5 of 105
Stamina: 7 of 107
Footwork: 4 of 104
Chin: 8 of 108

Counter-puncher Kai Still in boxing stance

Kai Still

Waits for a missed attack before answering. Probe with short punches and vary your timing.

Power: 6 of 106
Speed: 8 of 108
Stamina: 5 of 105
Footwork: 6 of 106
Chin: 7 of 107

Out-boxer

Nico Flash

Throws a jab-cross, then exits sideways. Cut off his usual exit and catch the cross recovery.

Power: 5 of 105
Speed: 9 of 109
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 8 of 108
Chin: 4 of 104

Swarmer

Rowan Spark

Closes in with head/body bursts, then catches his breath. Survive the burst and answer the pause.

Power: 6 of 106
Speed: 7 of 107
Stamina: 9 of 109
Footwork: 6 of 106
Chin: 4 of 104

Counter-puncher Alex Blue in boxing stance

Alex Blue

Catches punches on high guard and answers to the body. Attack low and avoid feeding his counter.

Power: 5 of 105
Speed: 8 of 108
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 7 of 107
Chin: 6 of 106

Boxer-puncher Morgan Gold in boxing stance

Morgan Gold

Jabs, then aims a cross away from your guard. Change guard after the jab and answer his exit.

Power: 7 of 107
Speed: 6 of 106
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 6 of 106
Chin: 7 of 107

Out-boxer

Remy Drift

Circles behind single body jabs. Hold low guard, close the exit and answer upstairs.

Power: 4 of 104
Speed: 8 of 108
Stamina: 7 of 107
Footwork: 8 of 108
Chin: 5 of 105

Counter-puncher Taylor Edge in boxing stance

Taylor Edge

Sidesteps heavy punches and crosses after a miss. Use short attacks instead of chasing with hooks.

Power: 6 of 106
Speed: 7 of 107
Stamina: 6 of 106
Footwork: 7 of 107
Chin: 6 of 106

READ THE TRADE-OFF

There is more than one way to win.

Distance and timing

Out-boxers bring footwork and quick hands. Counter-punchers reward patient replies. Spend your speed on clean openings rather than constant attacks.

Learn range and timing

Pressure and power

Sluggers commit to heavy exchanges. Swarmers use stamina and activity. Both need a route into range and a plan to avoid wasting their reserve.

Try the styles in Practice

A balanced start

Boxer-punchers offer a useful baseline for learning. Try Rico Vale, Leon Flint or Morgan Gold before deciding which attribute you miss most.

Choose your boxer