MapleStory Hyper Stats Guide and Calculator/Optimiser

Last Updated on August 19, 2026 by Samuel Franklin

Optimise your MapleStory hyper stats allocation with this guide to effective setups for all classes. This page includes an overview, the best hyper stats for training and bossing and how to use community hyper stat calculators for min-max players.

Hyper stat point allocation depends on your specific character for full optimisation which is explained on this page. For simplified allocation I recommend critical rate (up to 100%), damage, attack/magic attack and main stat. For a training preset prioritise bonus experience and damage to normal mobs and for bossing prioritise Ignore Enemy Defence (IED) and boss damage.

Table of Contents:
– Hyper Stats Overview
– Best Hyper Stats & Allocation
– Hyper Stats Allocation Guide
– Hyper Stats Calculator/Optimiser

MapleStory Hyper Stats Overview

• Players earn 3 hyper stat points per level from level 140 and increases every 10 levels.
• Hyper stats increase in cost as their hyper stat value increases with max having a max level of 15.
• Players can have up to 3 hyper stat presets which cost 10M Mesos to reset.

Best Hyper Stats & Allocation

The best hyper stats are rated below from S to A, B, C and D priority separately for training and bossing as these have different stat priorities. This is a general rating for Reboot and normal servers and may vary slightly based on your class and account progression.

Generally focus on reaching level 10 initially as the cost dramatically increases after this point with these priorities:

• Training: EXP Obtained (if damage is not required) > Arcane Force (if needed) > Critical Rate (up to 100%) > Critical Damage > Normal Damage > Damage > Attack/Magic Attack > Main Stat
• Bossing: Arcane Force (if needed) > Critical Rate (up to 100%) > Critical Damage > IED > Boss Damage > Damage > Attack/Magic Attack > Main Stat

Further detail about each hyper stat rating:

• STR/DEX/INT/LUK/HP%/MP%: These are useful when it is your primary class stat to boost damage after obtaining other damage options first with your class secondary stat a lower priority.
• DF/TF/PP/Mana: A class dependent hyper stat that maximises damage or utility by boosting Demon Fury (Demon Slayer) or Time Force (Zero) and is useful for these classes.
• Critical Rate: Helps reach the 100% critical rate milestone alongside other sources that are available (such as Link Skills or Legion). If you are a bowman in 5th job go beyond 100% to improve your bossing burst potential with Vicious Shot.
• Critical Damage: A significant damage boosting stat with only a few sources that make it a priority hyper stat.
• IED: Vital for bossing by increasing the portion of your damage that penetrates the boss defences.
• Damage: A straightforward damage boost that applies in both bossing and training situations but the normal and boss damage upgrades provide a larger boost per hyper point spent.
• Boss Damage: Similar to damage but only applies to normal monsters.
• Boss Damage: Similar to damage but only applies to bosses.
• Status Resistance: Historically (before the 2016 V MapleStory Patch) this provided a chance to dodge status resistance entirely. However, currently status resistance only reduces the time you are inflicted by a status effect which is not worth taking over other hyper stat options.
• Knockback Resistance: For MapleStory classes that already has high stance (80%+) this is an option to reach 100% permanently for easier boss fights.
• Attack / Magic Attack: Similar to primary stat this increases damage but is not your first priority.
• Bonus Experience: A useful boost to experience gained while training if you already meet damage requirements for training.
• Arcane Force (AF): Investment will be based on your particular account progression. This hyper stat is useful to reach base AF requirements for maps or unlock bonus damage (1.5x AF requirement).

Hyper Stats Calculators

The MapleStory community have created numerous calculators and optimisers which use your specific account information to recommend the mathematically perfect hyper stat point allocation at a point in time. I personally recommend MathBro hyper stat calculator which can give optimised mobbing and bossing presets.

These calculators take time investment to use and only deliver an optimised hyper stat result at that point of time so they do require recalculation if you change anything related to your character. This makes MapleStory end game progression a good time to use these calculators as you are unlikely to make significant changes to your character and before this point you can use my simplified hyper stat point allocation process instead as the differences are small.

Written by

Samuel Franklin

Samuel Franklin is the founder and lead editor of the Games Finder team and enjoys video games across all genres and platforms.

With over 2,000 hours of MapleStory played since beta Sam has experienced the evolution of MapleStory firsthand and continues to return for the satisfying progression, the thrill of overcoming challenging bosses and the enduring joy of the community interactions. Playing primarily solo as his level 226 Night Lord for the swift ranged attacks and dominating solo boss power Sam is currently exploring the depths of the Arcane River and the expanding Maple World on the Scania server while developing a legion of powerful characters to support his account.

This extensive experience with MapleStory has given him a deep understanding of the game’s mechanics, hidden secrets and ever-evolving game landscape. He is excited to share his knowledge and insights with fellow Maplers, helping them navigate their own unique stories through the world of MapleStory.