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If 10 is average my stats are way too low.
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If 10 is average my stats are way too low.
10 is average for an adventuring hero. Not necessarily for most “civilians” if you want to call them that.
Edit: I stand corrected. Must have confused it with some other system or an older edition.
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If 10 is average my stats are way too low.
Eh, a ten will give you about a 50/50 roll if something is “easy,” and only about a 25% chance if something is “medium” difficulty. Sounds about right for me.
Am I gonna shut my damn mouth when I should? 75% of the time, no.
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10 is average for an adventuring hero. Not necessarily for most “civilians” if you want to call them that.
Edit: I stand corrected. Must have confused it with some other system or an older edition.
Incorrect. Commoner is all 10s
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Hey baby
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Intelligence is knowing tomatoes are a fruit
Wisdom is knowing never to add it to a fruit salad
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“Charisma is about sex appeal” is funny, but that’s not really entirely accurate. It’s about motivating others towards your goals whatever that may be, having a presence that commands attention and being a good communicator. That’s why charisma helps disparate skills like lying, persuading, intimidating, and performing. Sex appeal may superficially help some of those things, but so does a half-giant that makes you piss yourself with their mere presence, or an old fat guy who speaks with clarity of conviction and intelligence. Ain’t nobody want to fuck Winston Churchill, and he was an asshole as well. But he was a very charismatic figure, still.
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Intelligence is knowing tomatoes are a fruit
Wisdom is knowing never to add it to a fruit salad
Constitution is when you have to eat the fruit salad and there’s tomatoes in it.
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Intelligence is knowing tomatoes are a fruit
Wisdom is knowing never to add it to a fruit salad
But the little cherry tomatoes rock in fruit salad!
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Intelligence is knowing tomatoes are a fruit
Wisdom is knowing never to add it to a fruit salad
What about fruit salad served in a tomato?
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Intelligence is knowing tomatoes are a fruit
Wisdom is knowing never to add it to a fruit salad
Charisma is being able to sell a tomato-based fruit salad. That’s how we got salsa.
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I was more a 00’s kid into consoles, so this was introduced to me via Fallout 3, then Dark Souls
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Intelligence is knowing tomatoes are a fruit
Wisdom is knowing never to add it to a fruit salad
Charisma is framing salsa as a tomato-based fruit salad
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Dex is clearly green though
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Int is knowing what you’re talking about
Wis is knowing when to talk
Cha is when people listen to you
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10 is average for an adventuring hero. Not necessarily for most “civilians” if you want to call them that.
Edit: I stand corrected. Must have confused it with some other system or an older edition.
5e commoners are 10 across the board.
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My Constitution is 0.
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“Charisma is about sex appeal” is funny, but that’s not really entirely accurate. It’s about motivating others towards your goals whatever that may be, having a presence that commands attention and being a good communicator. That’s why charisma helps disparate skills like lying, persuading, intimidating, and performing. Sex appeal may superficially help some of those things, but so does a half-giant that makes you piss yourself with their mere presence, or an old fat guy who speaks with clarity of conviction and intelligence. Ain’t nobody want to fuck Winston Churchill, and he was an asshole as well. But he was a very charismatic figure, still.
Charisma is essentially Social Skills.
Social Skills definitely help you get laid, but also convince a shopkeeper to give you a discount, persuade a guard to look the other way, etc.
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“Charisma is about sex appeal” is funny, but that’s not really entirely accurate. It’s about motivating others towards your goals whatever that may be, having a presence that commands attention and being a good communicator. That’s why charisma helps disparate skills like lying, persuading, intimidating, and performing. Sex appeal may superficially help some of those things, but so does a half-giant that makes you piss yourself with their mere presence, or an old fat guy who speaks with clarity of conviction and intelligence. Ain’t nobody want to fuck Winston Churchill, and he was an asshole as well. But he was a very charismatic figure, still.
One of the things I liked about the Chronicles of Darkness system is it cleared this up nicely. Stats were in a 3x3 grid.
One axis was physical, mental, social
The other was Power, Finesse, Resistance.
Want to shove something? Physical + Power. That’s strength.
Want to figure out a riddle? Mental + Finesse. That’s
DexterityWits. (Edit: wrote dexterity originally, meant Wits)Command attention? Social + Power. That’s the Presence stat.
Lie and misdirect? Social + Finesse. Stat was called Manipulation.
Now you can have a character that’s commanding without also being a natural liar and flirt. DND doesn’t help let you do that because the concepts are bundled together into a single stat.
(You could invest separately into like Expression for making speeches and Deception for lying, of course)
Humans are rated 1 to 5, where a 5 is the peak of human capability. Presence 5 is like AAA movie stars and great leaders.
Of course, if you add supernaturals to your game a starting chump vampire could have seven presence if they take Majesty as their power, and become a nearly irresistible magnet of attention.
