Magic Points and Ki Points

You may have wondered seeing “MP, KP and SP” throughout the grading that has happened. MP stands for magic points. You start out with 10 MP/KP depending if you’re a mage or ki-user. Both of these determine how much spells you can have. For example, with 10 MP, you can have an array of spells.

• 5 rank 2 spells.
  
• 10 rank 1 spells.
  
• 2 rank 5 spells.
  

Those are just examples. You don’t even have to use up all your magic points; you may choose to use 8/10 of your magic points, for example. Other than that, they’re much harder to collect and to get new spells, you must have enough MP to gain that spell. The highest rank you can have is half of your MP/KP. For example, the highest move you can have for 10 KP is only a level 5 (rank) Ki attack.

You CAN rank up spells and techniques, so they’re stronger. Later on, if you need.

Statistic Points

Stat Points, also known as SP are used to increase your five stats. You must always keep a track of your SP, by using this method: 0|30.
If you don’t understand how it works, the 0 is to used to determine how much SP you have left and haven’t used on your character. The 30 is to used to determine that is how much SP you have earned.

Don't really get the SP part- I have 9 SP points what would I write it as?

You don't get it, 'cause I haven't made the new character template. Just ignore it till the new character templates up, haha.

oh, ok