Ability Points (AP) are an earned tally of effort in the XP App. AP is counted in a window (a day, a week or a month) and is never spent. A hero's AP in that window decides which Powers are open to them.

• Earning AP: You gain AP by completing tasks, achievements, and other activities
• AP Thresholds: Some abilities have AP requirements that must be maintained
• AP Periods: AP may be tracked over specific time periods (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or total)
• Permanent Points: Total AP accumulates over time and represents your character's skill development

• Master Difficult Tasks: Challenging achievements often award AP
• Complete Skill-Building Activities: Tasks that develop real-world skills grant AP
• Level Milestones: Reaching certain character levels provides AP bonuses
• Temple Training: Completing training at temples can award AP

AP is never spent. It works as a gate:

• Powers open at a gate: Each Power asks for some AP inside its window (for example 30 AP in a week). Once the hero has earned that much, the Power is open.
• Casting costs MP: Using a Power spends Magic Points (MP), never AP. The AP stays on the ledger.
• Windows roll: Daily and monthly windows follow the calendar, and weekly windows roll over the last 168 hours.
• Gates are set for the youngest hero: Daily gates run 3 to 10 AP, weekly gates 20 to 60 AP and monthly gates 100 to 300 AP.

These two resources work together but serve different functions:

• AP (Ability Points): Proves effort. It is earned, counted in a window and kept.
• Magic Points (MP): The resource that is actually consumed when casting Powers and spells

Different job classes use AP differently:

• Mages: Focus on powerful magical abilities that cost more MP
• Warriors: Emphasize physical task completion and endurance bonuses
• Healers: Specialize in abilities that restore HP and provide family support

• Abilities
• Job Classes
• Magic Points (MP)
• Temple
• Point System