Attributes

Each character has seven attributes, which measure basic physical and mental abilities that are common to every living creature (and some nonliving things), no matter what universe or dimension they exist in.

• Reflexes: (Agility) Measure of balance, limberness, quickness, and full-body motor abilities.

• Coordination: Measure of hand-eye coordination and fine motor abilities.

• Physique: (Strength) Measure of physical power and ability to resist damage.

• Knowledge: (Intellect) Measure of strength of memory and ability to learn. (Willpower could also be related in terms of mental defenses.)

• Perception: (Acumen) Measure of mental quickness and attention to detail.

• Presence: (Charm or Charisma) Measure of emotional strength, physical attractiveness, and personality.

• Extranormal: Measure of a character’s extraordinary abilities, which could include psionics, magic, or other extranormal talents. It is often listed by its type, rather than by the term “Extranormal.” Most characters begin with a score of 0D, since people with such abilities are extremely rare. Those who have an Extranormal attribute must decide how it’s manifested. Characters almost never have more than one Extranormal attribute.

Conversion

Attribute Conversion for Characters:

Attribute Conversion
Adventure	Fantasy	Space	D6 System
Reflexes	Agility	Agility	Reflexes
Knowledge	Intellect	Knowledge	Knowledge/Willpower*
Coordination	Coordination	Mechanical	Coordination
Perception	Acumen	Perception	Perception*
Physique	Physique	Strength	Strength
Presence	Charisma	Technical	Charm*/Technical*
*Optional

Adventure

• Reflexes: Measure of balance, limberness, quickness, and full-body motor abilities.

• Coordination: Measure of hand-eye coordination and fine motor abilities.

• Physique: Measure of physical power and ability to resist damage.

• Knowledge: Measure of strength of memory and ability to learn.

• Perception: Measure of mental quickness and attention to detail.

• Presence: Measure of emotional strength, physical attractiveness, and personality.

• Extranormal: The Extranormal attribute in the Adventure rule book is usually Psionics. The gamemaster can choose to include other types of Extranormal powers if desired.

Fantasy

• Agility: Measure of balance, limberness, quickness, and full-body motor abilities.

• Coordination: Measure of hand-eye coordination and fine motor abilities.

• Physique: Measure of physical power and ability to resist damage.

• Intellect: Measure of strength of memory and ability to learn.

• Acumen: Measure of mental quickness and attention to detail.

• Charisma: Measure of emotional strength, physical attractiveness, and personality.

• Extranormal: The Extranormal attribute in the Fantasy rule book is usually Magic. The gamemaster can choose to include other types of Extranormal powers if desired.

Space

• Agility: Measure of balance, limberness, quickness, and full-body motor abilities.

• Strength: Measure of physical power and ability to resist damage.

• Mechanical: Your character’s prowess at operating mechanical equipment like vehicles, shields, spaceships, and sensors.

• Knowledge: Measure of strength of memory and ability to learn.

• Perception: Measure of mental quickness and attention to detail.

• Technical: Your character’s ability to manipulate, repair, and modify technology.

• Extranormal: The Extranormal attribute in the Space rule book is usually Metaphysics. The gamemaster can choose to include other types of Extranormal powers if desired.

D6 System

• Coordination: Coordination represents a character's ability to perform feats that require manual dexterity or hand-eye cooperation, i.e., fine rnotor skills. Such tasks include firing a bow or gun, picking a lock, and throwing a grenade.

• Physique: Endurance is a measure of a character's bodily resistance. i.e., how well his body stands up to attack, whether from direct injury or more insidious sources like poison, disease, or magical sickness.

• Reflexes: Reflexes gauge a character's gross motor coordination. i.e. the ability of mind and muscle to react to a potential threat or a sudden occurrence. Examples of skills that rely on Reflexes include- dodging an attack, fighting with a melee weapon (sword, knife, etc.), and balancing on a tight rope.

• Strength: Strength represents a character's physical power- his ability to lift heavy objects and to inflict damage with hand-held weapons (swords and knives).

Optional Attributes:

• Intellect: Measure the mathematical, conceptual, and deductive capabilities of a character. Typical skills for this attribute would be estimation, deciphering languages, or code-breaking.

• Knowledge:

• Mechanical:

• Perception:

• Confidence:

• Technical:

• Willpower:

• Extranormal: The Extranormal attribute in the Fantasy rule book is usually Magic. The gamemaster can choose to include other types of Extranormal powers if desired.