Attributes - Revision history

Samael: /* Skill Modifiers */

2017-10-26T12:59:28Z

‎Skill Modifiers

Samael: /* Random Set */

2017-10-26T12:59:06Z

‎Random Set

Samael: /* Attribute Score Modification */

2017-10-26T12:57:36Z

‎Attribute Score Modification

Samael at 05:44, 19 July 2016

2016-07-19T05:44:43Z

Samael at 05:42, 19 July 2016

2016-07-19T05:42:39Z

Samael: /* =Traditional */

2016-07-19T05:42:25Z

‎=Traditional

Samael: /* Exceptional Attributes */

2016-07-19T05:42:11Z

‎Exceptional Attributes

Samael at 05:41, 19 July 2016

2016-07-19T05:41:29Z

Samael: /* Skill Modifiers */

2016-07-19T05:22:45Z

‎Skill Modifiers

Samael at 05:19, 19 July 2016

2016-07-19T05:19:10Z

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-|''Skill Modifier'''
+|''Skill Modifier''
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 ''Standard'' – Player assigns each score to an attribute of their choice. If a player rolls 8 as their first roll, they could assign it to Wisdom if they wanted a sluggish character.
-''Natural'' – Player decides what attribute score they are rolling before they roll the dice - traditionally, this means in the order that they are rolled. If a player rolls 8 as their first roll, they must assign an attribute to it in advance or else use it for Strength.
+''Natural'' – Player decides what attribute score they are rolling before they roll the dice - traditionally, this means in the order that they are listed on the stats sheet. If a player rolls 8 as their first roll, they must assign an attribute to it in advance or else use it for Strength.
 ''Strong'' – Player rolls 4d6 and drops the worst number, leading to a bias of stronger characters. If a player rolls 4, 1, 3 and 6, their character's attribute score is 13.
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 These can be mixed and matched – for instance, a DM might allow for Strong, Natural and Focused characters – the players roll 4d6, take the best and get to spend bonus points on each attribute but must take what is given.
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 ===Preset===
 Instead of rolling, they may use a standard stat array to generate Attribute Scores.

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 ===Attribute Score Modification===
 Attribute Scores are seldom permanently changed as they represent the capacity of the character on an average day. Disease, Curses and beneficial magic usually applies only a condition that modifies skill use - this is partly because it does not represent the character on the average day and partly because it would require potentially adjusting a lot of Skills.
-Permanent adjustments to Attributes that ''cannot'' be treated by healing or magic are made to Attribute scores - this includes the consequences of Aging and possible permanent damage done by certain Diseases. In these cases anything that is directly tied to the Attribute Score ''must'' be adjusted - if a character's permanent Constitution Score drops from 16 to 15, the character loses 1 point of Health.
+Permanent adjustments to Attributes that ''cannot'' be treated by healing or magic are made to Attribute scores - this includes the consequences of Aging and possible permanent damage done by certain Diseases. In these cases anything that is directly tied to the Attribute Score ''must'' be adjusted - if a character's permanent Constitution Score drops from 16 to 15, the character loses 1 point of Health. It is recommended, however, you record your original Attributes, however, on the off-chance that these alterations are ever somehow removed.
 A characters base Attribute Scores are modified by their Race bonuses; typically a +1 and a -1 to a specific Attribute.

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 If this modifier would take their Exceptional Attribute below 18/01, consider the Attribute 18 and lower the total penalties by 1. If a character rolls 01 on the 1d100 and has a negative modifier, they do not decrease the total modifier - they are automatically decreased to 18.
-If a character purchases an Exceptional Attribute using Point Buy, Attributed Points gained from level or uses Focused or Flexible rules, it costs 1 point to move that Attribute up to the upper limit of the next step (18 to 18/50 to 18/75 to 18/90 to 18/99 to 18/00 to 19)
+If a character purchases an Exceptional Attribute using Point Buy, Attributed Points gained from level or uses Focused or Flexible rules, it costs 1 point to move that Attribute up to the upper limit of the next step (18 to 18/50 to 18/75 to 18/90 to 18/99 to 18/00 to 19). If a character has an Exceptional Attribute Score below that level's maximum, it is considered at the maximum for purpose of increasing it.
 ===Attributes at 0===
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 If the Character has no Attribute they wish to improve, they may convert this Attribute point into 2 Bonus Points, which can be spent on Weapons, Skills, Traits or Languages.

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 The rate and application of Attribute Gain depends on the scope of the game.
-==Traditional==
+===Traditional===
 In Traditional adventures, Heroes can only gain Attribute points from magic - Wishes, Tomes and such like - or bestowed upon them by gods. This is on a case by case basis.
-==Heroic==
+===Heroic===
 In Heroic Adventures, heroes grow more capable as they gain experience but are limited by the capacity of their mortal forms.
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 If the Character has no Attribute they wish to improve, they may convert this Attribute point into 2 Bonus Points, which can be spent on Weapons, Skills, Traits or Languages.
-==Epic==
+===Epic===
 In Heroic and Epic Adventures, as heroes grow more capable and powerful, they may transcend the normal boundaries of other mortals.

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 If a character has a modifier to an Attribute that has 18, they must roll for the Exceptional Attribute if available. If they have a bonus to the Attribute, they gain a +50 on the roll. If they have a penalty to the Attribute, they suffer a -50 on the roll. If this modifier would take their Exceptional Attribute above 18/00, lower the total bonus to the Attribute by 1 point and increase it to 19. If a character rolls 100 on the 1d100 and has a positive modifier, they do not decrease the total modifier - they are automatically increased to 19.
 If this modifier would take their Exceptional Attribute below 18/01, consider the Attribute 18 and lower the total penalties by 1. If a character rolls 01 on the 1d100 and has a negative modifier, they do not decrease the total modifier - they are automatically decreased to 18.
 ===Attributes at 0===
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 ''Epic'' – 18, 17, 16, 13, 8, 6
 ===Point Buy Set===
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 To build a character, the player has 60 points at their disposal to build their Attribute Scores.
 Attributes begin at 3 and cannot be raised above 18 at this point.
 ==Skill Modifiers==
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← Older revision		Revision as of 05:19, 19 July 2016
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	Attributes begin at 3 and cannot be raised above 18 at this point.		Attributes begin at 3 and cannot be raised above 18 at this point.
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		+	==Skill Modifiers==
		+	Attributes have a modifier for Skills depending on how high the Attribute Score is. This is applied to the Base Skill, which depends upon the Skill's Rank.
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		+	{\| class="wikitable"
		+	!colspan="8"\|Attribute Skill Modifiers
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''Attribute Score'''
		+	\|''Skill Modifier'''
		+	\|-
		+	\|0
		+	\| -10
		+	\|-
		+	\|1
		+	\|-5
		+	\|-
		+	\|2
		+	\| -5
		+	\|-
		+	\|}