The GM (and, with GM permission, the players) may redefine the effects of existing Attributes to better suit particular character concepts. Players may occasionally find that an Attribute does not exactly match their concept of how a particular power or capability should function. Modifying Attributes and Adjusting Point Costs Each Defect can provide you with an additional Character Point or two, which can be used to acquire more Character Attributes or further increase your character’s Ability Scores. If you find yourself needing more Character Points than you have been assigned, consider burdening your character with one or more Character Defects. Think carefully about the balance between a few high-rank Attributes and a large number of low-rank Attributes. Through Attributes, you define your character’s unique capabilities compared to other individuals. The selection of Attributes is one of the most important steps during character creation.
The Attribute descriptions indicate the Character Point cost, its game effects and limitations, and the Ability most relevant to the Attribute’s use should a Ability check dice roll be needed. Acquiring an Attribute or increasing it in Rank requires the expenditure of one or more Character Points depending on the Attribute’s Character Point cost per Rank. Each Attribute is rated with a Rank from 1-6 (or in a few cases, 1-10), but you can extend it beyond Rank 6 with GM permission. There are many different Character Attributes, each representing a particular talent or special ability. Any Character Points remaining after you have purchased your character’s Abilities, Race, and Class are available to acquire Attributes.Ĭharacter Points may be used to acquire Attributes, but since some represent exotic abilities (such as magical or superhuman powers or abilities innate to non-human races), the GM may choose to place certain restrictions on their availability in his or her particular game setting. The six core Ability Scores represent your character’s basic abilities, but his or her more specific acquired or innate talents and abilities are known as Character Attributes. A copy of this License can be found at Chapter 6: Attributes
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