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<blockquote data-quote="Son of the Serpent" data-source="post: 7877012" data-attributes="member: 7015476">Your stated interpretation of int score translation to iq score was stated by gygax to be correct if i remember corectly.&nbsp; I dont see how anyone could argue with you on that.&nbsp; Seems it would be extremely absurd to do so.But why would this quoteWhich is just my way of saying that I wouldn't try to take myself or a person that I know and assign scores.Cause issues for this quoteI just let people create a PC using whatever method you use for ability scores and go with it. So Bob can play a professional athlete even though he's a wimp.How does figuring out how an IRL person would score in d&amp;d restrict what scores a character they play as in d&amp;d can have?&nbsp; I dont think figuring out someone's irl score in anyway causes a problem for letting them play whatever they want.&nbsp; That was a weird connection to make or else i misunderstood something.&nbsp; It shouldnt matter.&nbsp; The way someone's out of game money doesnt effect how much gold they have in game.&nbsp; You can still figure out how much gold they would have realistically if they were in d&amp;d though and it doesnt cause any sort of issur that i can see.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Son of the Serpent, post: 7877012, member: 7015476"] Your stated interpretation of int score translation to iq score was stated by gygax to be correct if i remember corectly. I dont see how anyone could argue with you on that. Seems it would be extremely absurd to do so. But why would this quote Which is just my way of saying that I wouldn't try to take myself or a person that I know and assign scores. Cause issues for this quote I just let people create a PC using whatever method you use for ability scores and go with it. So Bob can play a professional athlete even though he's a wimp. How does figuring out how an IRL person would score in d&d restrict what scores a character they play as in d&d can have? I dont think figuring out someone's irl score in anyway causes a problem for letting them play whatever they want. That was a weird connection to make or else i misunderstood something. It shouldnt matter. The way someone's out of game money doesnt effect how much gold they have in game. You can still figure out how much gold they would have realistically if they were in d&d though and it doesnt cause any sort of issur that i can see. [/QUOTE]

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