Instinct Born Power FAQ

Each starting species (spider, human, goblin, wyrm) has different base stats and evolution paths, so pick based on whether you want to prioritize speed, magic, melee, or defense. You can't change your species later, so consider what playstyle appeals to you before confirming.

Skills grow through repeated use in combat and on blocks/mobs, so actively use the skills you want to level rather than just purchasing them. Higher-tier skills level slower than basic ones, so expect progression to take longer as you advance.

Appraisal lets you scan blocks, items, and mobs to reveal their stats, weaknesses, and health bars; at level 4 it also unlocks your own visible health and hunger interface. It's one of the most useful early skills because information helps you make better combat decisions.

You've hit your level cap, which means you need to choose an evolution form to progress further. Open your evolution tree and select your next form to reset your level counter and unlock new stat bonuses and skills.

Titles are earned by reaching specific milestones like defeating certain monsters or reaching level thresholds. Each title grants passive stat buffs and can unlock exclusive skills, so check your achievements regularly to see what titles you're close to earning.

The mod doesn't provide a built-in respec system, so your evolution choices are permanent—plan your path carefully by reviewing the evolution tree before committing. Skills themselves level through use, so you can't directly reset individual skill levels.

Character level is your overall progression that caps and forces you to evolve; skill levels are individual and grow through repeated use of each skill. You can have high character level but low skill levels if you haven't practiced those specific abilities.

Yes, custom labyrinth monsters like Elroe Frogs, Taratects, and Earth Dragon Araba are significantly tougher and designed to challenge your combat abilities and skills. Fighting them is the primary way to earn points and level up, so expect difficult battles.

You must purchase skills from the skill menu to unlock them—they don't appear automatically as you level. Once purchased, skills level through use, but you have to actively buy them first to gain access.

Death works like standard Minecraft survival, but you'll lose your progression momentum since you need to defeat monsters to earn points and level up. Prepare carefully before fighting dangerous labyrinth monsters to avoid losing time.