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Ver. 1.3.1

Step 5

Calculating Stats

Now that you have all of your skills and abilities outlined, it's time to do a bit of math. In this step, we'll finish calculating your character's vital stats.

Total Skill Modifiers

For each skill, including any knowledges, add all the modifiers together including any bonuses from your feats.

Basic Skills: Skill Level + Related Ability Score Modifier + Bonuses = Total Modifier

Knowledges: Skill Level + Intelligence Modifier + Bonuses = Total Modifier

Specialties: Specialty Level + Related Skill Modifier + Bonuses = Total Modifier

For Specialties, use the total modifier for the related skill.

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Vital Stat Calculations

Use the formulas in the Human Character Stats table below to calculate your character's basic stats on the right side of your character sheet. Make sure to factor in any bonuses received from feats! Pay close attention to the difference between a score and a modifier. If any of your stats is wildly different than the ones shown in the example, re-read the formula to make sure you did it right!

Below are descrptions of your vital stats:

• Max Hit Points - This is the amount of damage you can take before you fall unconscious.
• Natural Armor - Each point of armor you have negates one point of damage every time you get hit. Natural Armor is your character's armor rating when not wearing any extra protective gear.
• Passive Agility - Based on your agility and size, this value is how hard you are to hit when not actively dodging.
• Max Life Points - This only comes into play when you're dying. If your life points run out, you die.
• Size - A modifier representing your character's size. It affects a variety of other stats.
• Speed - The distance in feet that you can move in one frame during combat.
• Turn Length - The number of frames you have in each turn during combat.
• Initiative - Your modifier for initiative rolls, which determine the combat turn order.
• Carry Weight - The maximum total weight of items you can carry before you become overencumbered.
• Passive Perception - Your ability to notice things in the environment passively.

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