Stats

Each stat has stat points

1.Hardy; This is your resilence, capabilities to take on said damage, holding onto life.

2.Body; This is your Sturdy, to dampen the impact of damage smashing your body.

3.Strength; This is your raw muscle power; brute force.

4.Nimble; This is your percision; your aim.

5.Agile; This is your speed; your ability to move on your feet and dodge.

6.Wisdom; This is your experience; your natural knowledge.

7.Mind; This is your inteleignce; ability to retain said information.

8.Charm; This is your sociability; this is your ability to sway people and to conceal information via body language and verbal language.

9.Luck; This is your fate; ability to defy the odds.

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