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<blockquote data-quote="Rayston" data-source="post: 347937" data-attributes="member: 2302">Wow!!! I need to take some math courses.Very very cool. I didnt realize this would spark quite this much reaction. ;-)Anyways, so the average mean attribute of my system is 13.11? I ran accross a site on google ( Yes I did try to find this answer before I asked, but nothing on google, and although I like math, I have forgotten most of it ) that had the characters rolled up and worked up to a point buy system. I believe the normal 4d6 drop lowest system came out to an average point buy of right around 31. Anyone else seen this site? as I cant find it againfor the life of me. It also had nice matrix's worked out and everything, and I believe the average character if each player were allowed to roll up 5 sets of stats, and then choose the one with the highest point buy. ( I think it increased the average point buy equivalent to 39.XX) On a related note, since I am asking you all to do my silly math problems I dont even really &quot;need&quot; the answer for, any good sights or programs out there that would help in relearning this stuff? ThanxRaystonBTWI really do appreciate the help, while not necessarily....well...necessary...the stats are intersting. ;-)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rayston, post: 347937, member: 2302"] [b]Wow!!! I need to take some math courses.[/b] Very very cool. I didnt realize this would spark quite this much reaction. ;-) Anyways, so the average mean attribute of my system is 13.11? I ran accross a site on google ( Yes I did try to find this answer before I asked, but nothing on google, and although I like math, I have forgotten most of it ) that had the characters rolled up and worked up to a point buy system. I believe the normal 4d6 drop lowest system came out to an average point buy of right around 31. Anyone else seen this site? as I cant find it againfor the life of me. It also had nice matrix's worked out and everything, and I believe the average character if each player were allowed to roll up 5 sets of stats, and then choose the one with the highest point buy. ( I think it increased the average point buy equivalent to 39.XX) On a related note, since I am asking you all to do my silly math problems I dont even really "need" the answer for, any good sights or programs out there that would help in relearning this stuff? Thanx Rayston BTW I really do appreciate the help, while not necessarily....well...necessary...the stats are intersting. ;-) [/QUOTE]

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