Well, think about it. The vast majority of people fall to the middle of the bell curve. If I'm on the extreme high end, that doesn't make me "worth" more as a person, does it? But from strictly a point-buy perspective? Well, theoretically an all-18 character could be generated by rolling 3d6. But it's not bloodly likely. That character, though, would have 96 points. Are they "worth more" from a point-buy perspective? Obviously. A character with my ability scores would be a phenomenon (which is what genshou translates to, actually), but I'm hardly unique. There are many more beyond me in the world.Hodgie said:I am just looking to make sure I understand you here...
Are you implying that most people in the world are "worth" less than 25 points such that they would be heroic if made on such a system, but that you are innately nearly double that "worth"?
If you're willing to take such claims at face value, you're anything but reactionary.JackGiantkiller said:Of course, I'm elitist, reactionary, and viciously anti-PC.
There's also an argument to be made that the IQ to INT conversion should simply be to slash IQ by 10. Very few people would get offended if someone announced that they had a 14 INT.domino said:I think I can confidently say that anybody here who gives themselves an 18 in any stat is either overestimating themselves, or downright full of it.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.