Ok, this may be a simple question that I am just not getting, but I thought that this would be the best place to ask peoples opinions.
When figuring our the standard ability scores for a race, be it monster or playable, what is the generaly accepted meathod?
By which I mean,
If you have a small or large creature, do you figure the base stats, from a general average of 10 for the race (ie; its really smart comparitively, really strong, really quick witted, ect.) then apply any size related adjustments (ie; strength, dexterity, ect). or do you factor in the size related adjustments when you are figuring out the standard racial scores.
I am working on creating a verry small (tiny) creature, and am unsure as to the best (and or most accepted) method to approach this aspect of the creation process.
When figuring our the standard ability scores for a race, be it monster or playable, what is the generaly accepted meathod?
By which I mean,
If you have a small or large creature, do you figure the base stats, from a general average of 10 for the race (ie; its really smart comparitively, really strong, really quick witted, ect.) then apply any size related adjustments (ie; strength, dexterity, ect). or do you factor in the size related adjustments when you are figuring out the standard racial scores.
I am working on creating a verry small (tiny) creature, and am unsure as to the best (and or most accepted) method to approach this aspect of the creation process.
