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The five stat dice
HOW ATTRACTIVE DIE (HAd) – Is simply HOW ATTRACTIVE your
Adventurer is. The higher the Stat Die, the better looking he is. That’s all,
really. The dM will have your roll your HAd (How Attractive Die) when the
test is based on your appearance, immediate reactions, and other “luck”
situations.
MIND DIE (Md) – Is the intelligence, knowledge, and self-control of your
Adventurer. It determines how well she performs mental feats like casting
magic spells, hiding, or speaking with the other races. The dM will have
you roll your Md (Mind Die) whenever you are trying to be crafty, use magic,
spot or notice things, etc.
STRENGTH DIE (STd) – Is how big, mean, tough, and strong your
Adventurer is. When he wants to break something, lift something, hurt
something, or otherwise act macho, you roll your STRENGTH die. The dM
will have you roll your STd (STrenght die) for most close combat rolls,
athletic things like climbing or swimming, and when you try to look
menacing.
EXTRANEOUS DIE (Ed) – Is a nearly useless Stat, for things like mapping,
swing dancing, or being a cleric. The higher this Stat, the better your
Adventurer is at doing stupid, inconsequential things. Every game has a Stat
like this – Warhamster just cops to it. The dM will have you roll your Ed
(Extraneous Die) whenever there is really no purpose, or at least not a
purpose keeping in the spirit of the troll-mashing.
REFLEXES DIE (Rd) – Is how agile and dexterous your Adventurer is.
When she wants to keep her balance, jump, dodge, or run away, you roll
your REFLEXES Die. It determines how good an Adventurer is at not getting
hit. The dM will have you roll your Rd (Reflexes die) when you are
performing ranged combat, swinging on chandeliers, and trying to run away.
You also roll your REFLEXES Die to find out many squares you move on your
turn.
The hits die - The Other Stat
When you look at your Job, you may have noticed another STAT DIE like
notation – your HITS DIE. This is like a stat cause it determines how hard
you are snuff out, but you don’t roll it. Well that’s a lie – you do roll it, but
only once a level.
When you create an Adventurer, and whenever you raise a level you roll
your HITS DIE, add your BEEF, and record (or add to) HITS.
Note: If anyone starts arguing about whether or not to allow Adventurers to
have maximum starting HITS, the authors would like to point out the HOUSE
RULES! Rule on page XX. By using this powerful force, the players can gang
up on the dM and institute House Rule 1.0, the STARTING ADVENTURERS
GET MAXIMUM HITS Rule.
Strength vs. Reflexes