IQ 15: Benjamin Franklin Nikola Tesla Albert Einstein Maimonides Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.DX 14: Shaka Zulu, Roger de Flor John Wesley Hardin.IQ 13: Akhenaten Cyrus the Great Ch'in Shih Huang Ti Justinian I Theodora Sei Shonagon.DX 13: King David William Marshal Mozart Lola Montez Sir Richard Burton Nikola Tesla.Due to changes between Classic and 4e regarding ST, HT, HP, and FP only DX and IQ are listed below.

The GURPS Ultra-Lite uses ' Levels' for attributes with each level having a meaning related to that attribute.įAQ: What do attribute levels of zero mean? Attributes outside the Below-Above average rangeĬlassic: Who's Who 1 and Classic: Who's Who 2 stat several people outside the Below-Above average range in their Attributes. Off-limits to humans, barely suitable for great heroes, okay for deities Physically possible for real people, but no one's ever really gotten there

Historical “bests” and remarkable fictional heroesĪstounding even among great heroes in fiction and folklore. Such an attribute is immediately apparent – as bulging muscles, feline grace, witty dialog, or glowing health – to those who meet the personĪn attribute this high draws constant comment and probably guides the person's career choices These scores are superior, but within the human norm Most humans get by just fine with a score of 10. Attributes below 8 cannot be adventurers. Such scores are limiting, but within the human norm. This is the lowest score you can have and still pass for “ablebodied.” Your limitations are immediately obvious to anyone who meets you. For nonhumans, read each point above or below the human norm of 10 as a 10% deviation from the racial norm instead.Īn attribute this bad severely constrains a lifestyle. While classic had Meanings of attribute levels there we enough changes in the rules that they were kind of useless.

Size Modifier (-10% x Size Modifier max -80%).

Basic Move: normally Basic Speed less all fractions (±5 points per ☑ yard/second).

Basic Speed: normally (HT+DX)/4 (±5 points per ☐.25 Speed).

Fatigue Points : normally equivalent to HT (☓ points per ☑ FP).

Perception (Per): normally equivalent to IQ (±5 points per ☑ Perception).

Will: normally equivalent to IQ (±5 points per ☑ Will).

Hit Points : normally equivalent to ST (☒ points per ☑ HP).

Based on its components Health may be under priced.ĭefined on the next few pages, along with information on Size Modifiers, Wealth, Tech Levels, and other basic statistics.

5 Attributes outside the Below-Above average rangeĪttributes are the basic characteristics of a GURPS character.Įach of these Basic Attributes have Components some of which are modified via Secondary Characteristics.

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