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Attributes

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Every character and creature in the game has six primary attributes that govern different statistics and abilities they use: Strength, Constitution, Dexterity, Intellect, Wisdom, and Charisma.

STRENGTH:

Melee attacks and thrown attacks Overburdened capacity is (10 + Brawn)2 and heavy capacity is half this. Resist being forcibly moved or restrained

CONSTITUTION:

Hit points Resist disease, fatigue, necromancy, poison, and stunning

DEXTERITY:

Ranged attacks and light weapon attacks Move through obstacles unhindered Resist physical attacks and traps

INTELLECT:

Number of trained skills Resist confusion and mind games Recall knowledge and solve puzzles Craft and repair items Abjuration and Conjuration powers + 1 other type of power of choice

WISDOM:

Focus points Resist illusions and spot hidden creatures and objects Investigate, notice, and recognize things via intuition and awareness Divination and Transmutation powers + 1 other type of power of choice

CHARISMA:

Influence capacity Resist charm, compulsion, and emotion effects Socialize with and persuade NPCs Enchantment and Illusion powers + 1 other type of power of choice

At character creation, you select one method to generate your attributes with an array, point buy, or rolling option:

1. Array Option: You begin with the following array of modifiers and assign each one to one of your attributes: +4, +3, +2, +1, +0, -1.
   
2. Point Buy Option: All your attributes begin at +0 and you have 9 points to increase them as you see fit to a maximum of +3 for any one of them. If you keep at least one at -1, then you can increase one to +4.
   
3. Rolling Option: Roll [1d6-1] ten times and record the results. Remove the highest two and lowest two results. You assign the remaining 6 results to your attributes as your modifiers.

Attribute Advancement

At 5th and every 5 levels thereafter, you increase 4 attributes of your choice by 1.

Attribute & Size

You get +1 Strength and -1 Dexterity for every size larger than Medium and vice versa for every size smaller. This adjusts with you if you change size.