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An ability score is never less than 1 (except when drained, such as by [[Devour Intellect]]), and for common creatures, its natural value can go up to 20.  For example, a simple rat may have a Strength of 1, whereas an exceptionally well-trained fighter could have a Strength of 20.  Through various enhancements, such as magical spells, elixirs, or special equipment, the score may be increased further.  The ability scores of a creature determines its [[Ability Score Modifier]]s.
An ability score is never less than 1 (except when drained, such as by [[Devour Intellect]]), and for common creatures, its natural value can go up to 20.  For example, a simple rat may have a Strength of 1, whereas an exceptionally well-trained fighter could have a Strength of 20.  Through various enhancements, such as magical spells, elixirs, or special equipment, the score may be increased further.  The ability scores of a creature determines its [[Ability Score Modifier]]s.


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Revision as of 20:00, 9 July 2023

Ability Scores refer to various core qualities of a creature. There are a total of six ability scores:

An ability score is never less than 1 (except when drained, such as by Devour Intellect), and for common creatures, its natural value can go up to 20. For example, a simple rat may have a Strength of 1, whereas an exceptionally well-trained fighter could have a Strength of 20. Through various enhancements, such as magical spells, elixirs, or special equipment, the score may be increased further. The ability scores of a creature determines its Ability Score Modifiers.

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