I didn't include equipment statistics because that content is dynamically updated and reworked as gameplay balance is determined. Many statistics -- as they currently exist -- are just jumping-off points and rough conjecture. The enemy statistics, for one, will probably undergo massive changes when we can fully test-play that area of the game. There's also a ton of data assigned to each item. Aside from damage, defense, hit, evade, etc., items also have elemental and status attack and defense, special abilities, proficiency requirement, character statistic gains, (part of the "level-up" system) and so forth. While values for all that data are assigned, they may undergo changes when we can actually test the game and see how the balance plays out.

RPG balancing is an hard task. You cannot define all stats in advance and not update them later, because it's inevitable during testing, you'll discover at one point, you level up too quick for how fast enemies are getting harder as you progress, and other times you may have to grind for extremly long. I usually added stats as I programmed the game while testing if things works.

yeah I kind of like that part too. I don't find it annoying at all. if an enemy is way too hard or too easy I just edit his stats, try again, then edit until it satisfies me. I hate when I forget to save and get killed in 1 hit, tho . One thing I hate doing in RPGs is coding all events, because it's spaghetti code most of the time and then I easily forget to put the right amount of End instructions or do logic errors such as inverting the > sign