Master Attribute Chart

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Aug 7, 2014

• #1

Because you never knew you needed it. If anybody actually uses the higher numbers on this chart, I'll be flabbergasted. But they're there, just in case. Presented below in image and PDF format. I find it useful to have a printout of this handy. Why did I go so high? I was feeling silly and decided to extrapolate.

 

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doghead

thotd

• Aug 7, 2014

• #2

Notice something. Last paragraph, line 5 - delete sills, add skills.

thotd

 

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Aug 7, 2014

• #3

doghead said:

Notice something. Last paragraph, line 5 - delete sills, add skills.

thotd

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Thanks! I wouldn't worry, though, - it's not part of the book. Just something I whipped up for my own amusement in a moment of idleness!

 

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Aug 8, 2014

• #4

Slightly updated to be a bit more useful. Includes benchmarks.

 

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Primitive Screwhead

First Post

• Aug 10, 2014

• #5

Are you using a formula to generate these?

nevermind:

• min attribute/skill = Die * (Die + 1) / 2
• max attribute/skill = min attribute/skill + Die
• Die = Rounddown(Sqrt(Attr/Skill * 2) - .4)

 

Last edited: Aug 10, 2014

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Aug 20, 2014

• #6

Primitive Screwhead said:

Are you using a formula to generate these?

nevermind:

• min attribute/skill = Die * (Die + 1) / 2
• max attribute/skill = min attribute/skill + Die
• Die = Rounddown(Sqrt(Attr/Skill * 2) - .4)

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The required increase in number of attribute points to increase the pool by 1 die increases by 1 each time.

 

Primitive Screwhead

First Post

• Aug 21, 2014

• #7

Yup, the formula's I worked out match your master chart and are a lot easier to plug into an Excel character generator