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<blockquote data-quote="Lorgrom" data-source="post: 2737593" data-attributes="member: 6116"><p>Yes they do, though I don't recall exactly how right now. As for what is their typical range. That depends on the setting. If you (or the setting) has the Disadvantacge of Nornal Human Maxium, then they range from 1-20. Though in a Super Hero setting and many Heroic settings. There is no real upper limit (except for points spent). The DM typicaly sets the max a stat can start at when they develope the setting. BTW Body is a Attribute, while Stun is a figured Attribute (the diffrence being is figured attributes use the other attributes to figure its base, then you can ether increase or decrease that number). It is not unheard of in a Super Heroic camapign (don't confuse Super Heroic campaign with playing Super Heroes. Epic level play in DnD would be a Super Heroic campaign, though it would have slightly higher creation maxs then a Heroic campaign) for stats to go well over 100.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Lorgrom, post: 2737593, member: 6116"] Yes they do, though I don't recall exactly how right now. As for what is their typical range. That depends on the setting. If you (or the setting) has the Disadvantacge of Nornal Human Maxium, then they range from 1-20. Though in a Super Hero setting and many Heroic settings. There is no real upper limit (except for points spent). The DM typicaly sets the max a stat can start at when they develope the setting. BTW Body is a Attribute, while Stun is a figured Attribute (the diffrence being is figured attributes use the other attributes to figure its base, then you can ether increase or decrease that number). It is not unheard of in a Super Heroic camapign (don't confuse Super Heroic campaign with playing Super Heroes. Epic level play in DnD would be a Super Heroic campaign, though it would have slightly higher creation maxs then a Heroic campaign) for stats to go well over 100. [/QUOTE]

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