To level up attributes in Beast of Reincarnation, rest at a camp, choose Level Up Attributes, spend Attribute Points earned from leveling up, and confirm the allocation.
The allocation screen is tied to camps, so this is a field action rather than a normal pause-menu upgrade. Once you are inside that menu, the main choice is whether the next point helps your damage, survival, skill scaling, or a skill-tree threshold.
Requirements before spending points
If the attribute screen shows 0 Attribute Points, keep fighting enemies until your character gains another level. The menu will still open, but you cannot raise Strength, Vitality, or Florescence without a point to spend.
How to level up attributes in Beast of Reincarnation
Use the camp menu to open the attribute screen, assign a point, and save the allocation.
STEP 1/6
Find a camp
Look for a campfire with a glowing blue stone pillar beside it, then move close enough to interact with the camp.
STEP 2/6
Examine the camp
Examine the camp to open its menu.
STEP 3/6
Select Level Up Attributes
Choose Level Up Attributes to open the attribute screen and view your available Attribute Points.
STEP 4/6
Choose an attribute
Select Strength, Vitality, or Florescence as the destination for the point.
STEP 5/6
Press the confirm input
Press X on PS5 to commit the selected point; other platforms may show a different confirm input.
STEP 6/6
Confirm the allocation
Accept the confirmation prompt, and the chosen attribute level will increase.
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Choosing Strength, Vitality, or Florescence
| Attribute | Use |
|---|---|
| Strength | Raises Attack and Defense; strong first choice for immediate combat gains. |
| Vitality | Invest when your current problem is staying alive long enough to finish fights. |
| Florescence | Raises HP and Skill Power; strong priority for skill-heavy play and general growth. |
Strength has the cleanest immediate payoff because raising it increases both Attack and Defense. That makes it the easiest early spend when you want shorter fights without becoming easier to knock down.
Florescence is the other priority stat because it supports HP and Skill Power. Vitality still has a place when survival is the problem, but it usually comes after Strength and Florescence unless your current wall is pure durability.
KEY!Over a full playthrough, do not abandon any of the three. The better pattern is to push the attribute your current build needs, then cycle points back into the others before one lagging stat starts closing off options.
When you are unsure, spend the next point on Strength or Florescence; add Vitality when surviving a fight is the thing holding you back.
Skill trees use attribute thresholds
Attribute levels also affect progression beyond the stat line. Some skill-tree nodes require a certain value in an attribute before you can reach them, so the point you spend now can shape which attacks, upgrades, or build tools come online next.
Spirit Stones, cooking, and gear upgrades differ
Spirit Stones are socketed passives that add bonuses on top of your attribute spread, and matching passives can be stacked for a stronger effect. They help shape a build, but they are not Attribute Point allocation.
Cooking at the mobile headquarters after resting for the night can add lasting stat gains. Those meal bonuses sit beside your attribute levels instead of replacing the camp menu.
Equipment enhancement uses Amber at camps to improve weapons and gear. That raises combat values without increasing the underlying Strength, Vitality, or Florescence numbers.
Resetting attributes with Mikoto
You can reset attributes later, but not from the early camp allocation screen. Near the end of Chapter 2, Mikoto becomes available; call him through the Communicator in the Cleanse Walker and choose Reset Attributes.
Until that option opens, spend as if the allocation has to carry you through the current stretch. That keeps you from overreacting to one hard encounter and draining points away from the build path you were already setting up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Attribute Points?
You get Attribute Points when your character levels up from combat. They are separate from Skill Points, which are used to unlock or improve skills.
Where is the Level Up Attributes menu?
It is in the camp interaction menu alongside Rest, Acquire Skills, Enhance Equipment, View Pack, Tutorials, and Save Game.
Which attribute should you level first?
If no skill threshold is forcing your hand, start with Strength for immediate combat value, then put early points into Florescence so skills scale better as your kit expands.
Can you reset attributes later?
Yes, after Mikoto becomes available near the end of Chapter 2. The reset is handled through the Communicator in the Cleanse Walker, not by reselecting points at a camp.
Do Spirit Stones or cooking count as attribute leveling?
No. If the process does not raise Strength, Vitality, or Florescence through Level Up Attributes, it is a stat-growth system rather than direct attribute leveling.
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