Re: (TFT) Classics Simulated (The Space Gamer #16, 1978): Melee and Wizard scenarios

[Joey Beutel <mejobo@comcast.net>]

That might be why we have so many disagreements on the numbers you use  
for your ideas regarding physics and the biology of those stats... In  
my view each point is enough to make a significant, and therefore,  
somewhat hard to define difference (if hes st 14, he is significantly  
stronger than st 10, but thats a mix of many factors... muscle,  
knowledge on application of muscle, etc), while you have a much more  
granulated scale, better at being defined.
On May 9, 2011, at 2:41 AM, Jay Carlisle wrote:

> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joey Beutel"
> > Hm. The numbers for these heroes much better fit the way the stats   
> > work in my campaigns (most people are more or less starting 32   
> > pointers, even a 36 pointer would count as a heroic figure, though  
> > far  from a super hero). It seems a lot of people on this group  
> > have the  view that a hero needs to be in the 50s...
>
> The way I count it 10 is a flat average.
> 20 is High School great college good.
> 30 is top pro "world record" stuff.
> It's just a rule of thumb though.
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