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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 8510010" data-attributes="member: 5142">Inspired by Warhammer Fantasy, Green Ronin's Fantasy AGE splits up the usual stats: * Accuracy: for weapon attacks with ranged and light weapon groups * Communication: the talking part of Charisma * Constitution: endurance, but also includes things like drinking, swimming, and running * Dexterity: agility, initiative, and manual dexterity * Fighting: for weapon attacks with melee and heavier weapon groups * Intelligence: smarts, knowledge, and education * Perception: sensory data and its interpretation, provides bonus damage to ranged attacks * Strength: physical prowess * Willpower: the willpower, morale, and faith part of Wisdom and Charisma So while it keeps manual dexteriy and agility together, aspects of D&amp;D's Dexterity are found between AGE's Accuracy, Dexterity, and even Perception (i.e., ranged damage). It makes Dexterity less of an omni-stat. (It also helps delineate the murky waters between D&amp;D's mental stats better, namely Charisma and Wisdom, but I digress.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 8510010, member: 5142"] Inspired by Warhammer Fantasy, Green Ronin's [I][B]Fantasy AGE[/B][/I] splits up the usual stats: [B]* Accuracy:[/B] for weapon attacks with ranged and light weapon groups [B]* Communication:[/B] the talking part of Charisma [B]* Constitution:[/B] endurance, but also includes things like drinking, swimming, and running [B]* Dexterity:[/B] agility, initiative, and manual dexterity [B]* Fighting:[/B] for weapon attacks with melee and heavier weapon groups [B]* Intelligence:[/B] smarts, knowledge, and education [B]* Perception:[/B] sensory data and its interpretation, provides bonus damage to ranged attacks [B]* Strength:[/B] physical prowess [B]* Willpower:[/B] the willpower, morale, and faith part of Wisdom and Charisma So while it keeps manual dexteriy and agility together, aspects of D&D's Dexterity are found between AGE's Accuracy, Dexterity, and even Perception (i.e., ranged damage). It makes Dexterity less of an omni-stat. (It also helps delineate the murky waters between D&D's mental stats better, namely Charisma and Wisdom, but I digress.) [/QUOTE]

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