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<blockquote data-quote="Morrus" data-source="post: 7285847" data-attributes="member: 1">Yeah, orcs are cunning, and perceptive; and they have a great sense of smell!Initial attribute adjustments of a point or two are very, very minor. There's not much difference between a race with +4 total and one with +7 - an extra attribute point doesn't mean much. Far less than an exploit (which in the Racebulding Engine costs 4 attribute points). It's the cumulative total of race and careers where it starts to mount up and make a difference. For that reason, it's more telling to look at what the race's largest attribute adjustment is.For example, Clones (in NEW) get +1 to all attributes except LUC, PSI, and REP. That sounds like a lot, but it's only +1 in each - it doesn't make that much difference. A race with +3 in one attribute is more powerful than one with +1 in each of five attributes, because that +3 makes more of a difference than the +1s do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morrus, post: 7285847, member: 1"] Yeah, orcs are cunning, and perceptive; and they have a great sense of smell! Initial attribute adjustments of a point or two are very, very minor. There's not much difference between a race with +4 total and one with +7 - an extra attribute point doesn't mean much. Far less than an exploit (which in the Racebulding Engine costs 4 attribute points). It's the cumulative total of race and careers where it starts to mount up and make a difference. For that reason, it's more telling to look at what the race's largest attribute adjustment is. For example, Clones (in NEW) get +1 to all attributes except LUC, PSI, and REP. That sounds like a lot, but it's only +1 in each - it doesn't make that much difference. A race with +3 in one attribute is more powerful than one with +1 in each of five attributes, because that +3 makes more of a difference than the +1s do. [/QUOTE]

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