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Intelligence:	How smart your character is. The higher the stat, the smarter you are enough said?
Agility:	How fast you are. Dodge for this game is equal to 1d20+Agility, if the attacker rolls over that, he hits.
Body:	This is the Strength and Durability of your character. Combat load, damage and hit points are based off of the BOD stat. Combat Load = 3 x Body, Damage Bonus = 1/4 Body, and Hp (or Wound Points, WP) = 2 x Body.
Will:	The amount of sheer willpower your character possesses. A character with a high willpower will be able to keep his secrets under the most horrible of conditions.
Aware:	How well your character notices things. A character with a low Aware wouldn't notice a 60 foot monster about to step on him until it's too late, a character with a high aware may notice the guy following 100 feet behind him trying to conseal his 9mm berretta in his black trenchcoat's inside pocket on the left side.
Social:	This is generally used for 2 things: 1) to determine how much cash you start with, Social x 100. 2) to determine how other people generally react to you. Ping Obeh has a Social of 4, even though she's cute and has a fluffy personality, because most people don't want to be around someone who spontaneously incinerates small cars because of uncontrolled magic abilities.
Power:	This is an optional stat designed to determine the inate magic ability, inner chi strength, psychic power, and net skill power of the character. It is not necessary for characters to have this power, nor is it necessary for a GM to allow it in his campaign if he does not think it makes sense for the campaign world.

1: Basic understanding, but you don't use it on a regular basis.
5: You use this skill regularly, this is the level of most people's driving skill.(with exceptions, of course)
10: Average skill level for professionals in the skill field.
18-20: This skill range is for top notch professionals. An example would be a gunfighter going into a bar and shooting the gun out of his opponent's hand on a regular basis.

Magic and Powers