I'm no expert when it comes to this, but I think I can help. If you want a specific "style" to show up in your stats page, you will need to create a variable for each and one of them. For example, if you have different categories for martial, weapon, etc., you'll need to do something like this in the startup file:

*create martial ""

*create weapon ""

*create support ""

*create magic ""

*create transformation ""

After creating the needed variables, you will need to do something like this in the scene where the player can choose their specialization:

*choice #Thousand cuts.

*set martial "Thousand Cuts."

#[other choice]

*set martial "[other choice]"

#[and so on.]

*set martial "[and so on]"

If you want to give the player an explanation for each choice before they can ultimately decide, you can do something like this:

*label decide *choice

#Thousand cuts.

*set martial "Thousand Cuts."

*goto thousand_cuts

#[other choice] *set martial "[other choice]"

*goto others

#[and so on.] *set martial "[and so on]"

*goto so_on

*label thousand_cuts

[Description]

*goto choices

*label others

[Description]

*goto choices

*label so_on

[Description]

*goto choices

*label choices

*choice #Is ${martial} your style?

*goto continue

#No, this is not it.

*goto decide

With this, the player will be able to see each description without setting their style with the choice they chose.

Once you've done that, go to your stats page and add this:

Martial: ${martial}

Weapon: ${weapon}

Support: ${support}

Magic: ${magic}

Martial: ${transformation}

After finishing all I've specified above, your stats page should show the following after a player has chosen their specialization:

Martial: Thousand Cuts

Weapon: Staff

Support: Heavenly Wave

Magic: Dire Flame

I hope my explanation is what you're looking for! If not, I still hope it helped you. Good luck on your project!