RPG Character Compendiums, Volume 4 - Free Edition #11-15

USING THE RPGCCS
Use the charts and definitions below to convert Compendium Characters into your system of choice.
Rank
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Better than Most in:
None
A Few People
A Neighborhood
A City/Town
A County/Region
A State/Province
A Nation
A Planet
A Solar System
A Galaxy
A Universe
Stat Categories
Handicapped
Adolescent
Normal Human
Above Average
Olympic
Superhuman
Phenomenal
Legendary
Unearthly
Cosmic
God-Like
Lift up to:
0 lbs
50 lbs
100 lbs
500 lbs
1000 lbs
100 tons
1000 tons
10K tons
100K tons
1M tons
10M tons
Education Equal to:
Untrained
Hobby
Associates
Bachelors
Masters
Doctorate
National Expert
Global Expert
System Expert
Galactic Expert
Universal Expert
Resources Equal to:
Reduced Circumstances
Freelance, Lower Class
Salaried, Middle Class
Professional Employment
Businesses, Upper Class
Corporations, Millionaires
Multi-National Corporation
National Government
Planetary Empire
Galactic Empire
Inter-Galactic Empire
ABILITIES (Traits, Powers, Stunts)
AGILITY (Dexterity, Reflexes, Quickness)
CHARISMA (Presence, Charm, Social)
ENDURANCE (Constitution, Stamina, Vitality)
HIT POINTS (Health, Life, Vitality)
INTELLIGENCE (Reason, Intellect, Smarts)
PERCEPTION (Alertness, Awareness, Intuition)
POPULARITY (Fame, Reputation)
RESOURCES (Wealth, Riches, Assets)
STRENGTH (Might, Brawn, Muscle)
WILLPOWER (Psyche, Spirit, Resolve)
WISDOM (Common Sense, Insight, Acumen)
SKILLS (Proficiency, Aptitude, Competence)
Powers not normally inherent but stem from unique training, mutations,
alien origin, experiments, enchantments, equipment, or other sources.
The ability to move quickly & easily. Used to dodge, to catch objects,
handle vehicles, and other feats that require quick co-ordinating action.
Natural magnetic charm or appeal. Used to inspire, intimidate, promote
diplomacy, and other feats requiring personal force to affect others.
The ability to withstand hardship or strain. Used to resist disease, gas,
poison, lack of oxygen, and other feats requiring physical toughness.
Bodily condition and fervor to live. Used to determine how much
physical abuse characters can withstand before unsciousness or death.
The ability to comprehend information and think logically. Used to
modify and invent technology, learn skills, and other intellectual feats.
The ability to immediately apprehend situational information. Used to
find clues, gain initiative, detect hidden items, and other attentive feats.
A measure of a character's reputation around their usual environment.
Often used to affect large crowds, gain favors, borrow items, etc.
A character's monetary influence. Used to afford rent, hire staff, fund
events, afford ransoms, and other feats requiring financial assets.
The measure of physical muscular power. Used to lift objects, escape
grapples, inflict melee damage, and other feats of raw physical power.
A measure of mental strength. Used to resist attacks vs mind or will,
resist fearful or stressful situations, and other feats of mental fortitude.
The ability to think and act based upon knowledge & experience. Used
to discern motives, judge proper action, and other feats of discernment.
Individual abilities possessed by a character to effectively use their
learned or developed knowledge in execution of particular tasks.