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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 7874527" data-attributes="member: 1125">Firstly I really like Fate Accelerated Approaches and that they describe character behaviours rather than attributes, thus first listCareful, Clever, Sneaky, Forceful, Flashy, QuickSecond I also like systems that go straight to Skills instead of Attributes then Skills soAthletics - Used for Melee Combat and Skills that require application of physical strength (break, lift, drag) or endurance (carry, hold on) or stamina (resist, hold breath). - When Athletics = 0 PC is UnconciousAgility - Skills that involve movement, flexibility, balance and reaction time. When Agility = 0 PC is ImmobileDexterity - Fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, and ranged combat (aim). Logic Used for Problem solving skills, Academic recall, Procedural knowledge (how to do stuff)Perception - Used for observation skills, and reading social situationsPersuasion - Used to interact with others and social combatWIllpower - used to overcome mental limitations (including magic/psionics), morale* and sanity.Status - a setting specific stat that determined social status in community and thus wealth (ability to call in favours and get stuff) -3 Slave -2 Villein -1 Peasant 0 Freeman+1 Yeoman +2 Aristocrat+3 Noble* Morale is resistance to running away (run away is assumed to be the default reaction to all frightened effects)Third For My minimalist list Wit - used for all mental/social statsPhysique - used for all physical statsKnack - used for special abilities/magic/stuntsMove - how many actions per turnmy absolute minimalist list though is "There are no Attributes - choose 6 things that your want your character to do and distribute 8 points across them -3 to +3Oh I forgot my Factions List used for treating organisations/villages and kingdoms as NPCsEconomy (con)-Yield  v ConsumptionMight (str)- Defense v OffenseMobility (dex)- Reaction v StimulusDIplomacy (Cha) -Rule v InterventionSociety (wis)- Stability v AgitationScholarly (int)- Research v Stagnation</blockquote>

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