Holds your status's invincible flag on, so hits do no damage. Turning it off clears the flag. Read through your character's status as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

Keeps your health at the value it had when you turned this on (written back every 100 ms). Read through your character's status as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

Your current health. Set a value to change it. Read through your character's status as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

Revives left and the max revives you can carry. Set a value to change it. Read through your character's status as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

Your souls. Set a value to change it. Read through the game property object the table's hook stores when the game reads your souls (for example on a screen that shows them), so it shows once that has happened.

Your gold. Set a value to change it. Read through your character as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

Your character's multipliers, live: damage, attack speed, max health, run speed, damage taken and healing (1 = normal). The game may recompute them when your build changes. Read through your character's status as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

Your base critical rate from the player data block. Set a value to change it. Read through your character's status as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

How many dashes you can chain before they recharge. Set a value to change it. Read through your character's status as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.

Your character's movement speed multiplier (1 = normal). Set a value to change it. Read through your character as the table's hook stores it while you play, so it works once you are in control of a character.