Current Events > What would your stats be as a D&D character?

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Pretending we're all somewhat skilled, comparatively. 8 is super below average, 10 is below average, 12 is average, 14 is slightly above average, 16 is very above average, 18 is way above average.

strength: 14
constitution: 18
dexterity: 10
charisma: 12
wisdom: 10
Intelligence: 16

STR -1
DEX 0
CON -1
INT +62,348
WIS +1
CHA 0

Hmm
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like wtf class would that make me?

Willpower and constitution immeasurable, we only know theyre increased by more liquor. Everything else average, of course.
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Dick slider all the way >
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bobbaaay posted...

like wtf class would that make me?

I'd go wizard with that.

bobbaaay posted...

Pretending we're all somewhat skilled, comparatively. 8 is super below average, 10 is below average, 12 is average, 14 is slightly above average, 16 is very above average, 18 is way above average.

strength: 14
constitution: 18
dexterity: 10
charisma: 12
wisdom: 10
Intelligence: 16

You do realize that having total stats >= 80 puts you in the top 1% of the population right?
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konokonohamaru posted...

bobbaaay posted...

Pretending we're all somewhat skilled, comparatively. 8 is super below average, 10 is below average, 12 is average, 14 is slightly above average, 16 is very above average, 18 is way above average.

strength: 14
constitution: 18
dexterity: 10
charisma: 12
wisdom: 10
Intelligence: 16

You do realize that having total stats >= 80 puts you in the top 1% of the population right?

I'm not going by a typical point buying system. I'm literally just going by the numbers and what they mean - and I already pointed out that we're not pretending we're typical people, and 12s are still average for us.

-1 to STR, +0 to CON and DEX, +1 to INT and CHR, and a fat +4 to WIS imo
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bobbaaay posted...

I'm not going by a typical point buying system. I'm literally just going by the numbers and what they mean - and I already pointed out that we're not pretending we're typical people, and 12s are still average for us.

fair enough, i was going by the old system where you rolled 3 dice for each stat anyway i think
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PMarth2002 posted...

10 is average in D&D, not 12. PCs are not average people, which is why their stats tend to skew higher.

Str: 6
Dex: 9
Con: 8
Int: 13
Wis: 12
Cha: 9

12 is average for a PC. I'm pretending we're PCs

STR 10
CON 10
DEX 12
CHA 8
WIS 8
INT 18

I can learn anything but all my talent goes toward memorizing stupid shit like all the praise opportunities in Okami (true) and the BST of every Pokemon (false)
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STR 13
DEX 10
CON 12
INT 18
WIS 16
CHA 14

I know it's typical on message boards to overrate ones' own intelligence, but meh
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konokonohamaru posted...

STR 13
DEX 10
CON 12
INT 18
WIS 16
CHA 14

I know it's typical on message boards to overrate ones' own intelligence, but meh

It's true, lol. Everyone is posting INT as their highest stat. Where's PPP or Roadster to claim STR is their highest, or No_U_L7 saying he has like 22 CHA?

bobbaaay posted...

konokonohamaru posted...

STR 13
DEX 10
CON 12
INT 18
WIS 16
CHA 14

I know it's typical on message boards to overrate ones' own intelligence, but meh

It's true, lol. Everyone is posting INT as their highest stat. Where's PPP or Roadster to claim STR is their highest, or No_U_L7 saying he has like 22 CHA?

it's probably coz in our economy, most of us make our living using our brains... that's certainly true of me and I have tons of education as well
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bobbaaay posted...

Everyone is posting INT as their highest stat.

STR 3
DEX 3
CON 3
INT 4
WIS 3
CHA 1

10 is average, not 12.

I'd make a terrible character. I think my stats are generally below average, with strength being really below average, con and cha being a bit below average. Dex is probably either below average or average. Int and Wis are above average, although not on the higher end of the score.

Something like

Str: 7
Dex: 10
Con: 8
Int: 14
Wis: 13
Cha: 9

To make a reasonably competent D&D character out of that, just add 4 to everything.
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