>Check minimum attribute stats for humans plz!
I don't see any. The closest I see is:
Human
The most common of the Myth races, humans do not have any particular advantages or disadvantages.
Racial Characteristics: Literacy ~ Semi-Literate
Age: 18/70
Height: 5í/7í
Psychology: No special rules
Reputation: Light
Languages: Bruig
Move: 8
And there's nothing there about MC, RC, S, T, INT, DX, I, WP, or Fel.
: Nice character. About area knowledge, survival, languages.
: The only normal way to have All is to buy every different
: type. This would cost a lot of points, but the only other : way I could do it is to have your character extra powerful
: compared to everyone else! What do you all think of that??
: Yes there is! Look at combat section: Armour for rules and
: consumer guide section: armour for cost!
Ah, there it is! Common Shield. I'm viewing this with BBEdit, so it got lost in the jibberish. BTW, I know your true name, Ducky's computer's name, and everywhere those files have been! Muahahahaha! That's MS Word for you!
: I took them out because a) some are reflected by Fel
: attribute and b) in my opinion they are best expressed via : role-playing and not having any points
: given to you for them. The GURPS system was intended to
: allow you to make any
: type of race in any world and to use dis/adv to make them.
: Dorfs normalls have
: low Fel representing their grumpyness!
Aw, alright. When I first designed my character in GURPS, that's how I got a lot of my points, by making my character a very straight-and-narrow kind of guy (I wouldn't just go around killing people to get what I want, I refuse to use strong magic, etc)
: Character points from where? I couldn't allow skill pts to
: be used on attributes as then people would only put them
: on attributes! Which different categories do you mean?
Well, all of them. Perhaps allow half of the points from one area to be transferred to any other areas. So, right now my guy is poor, weak as hell, and a friendly genious. So that's two disadvantages to one advantage. If I could transfer monetary points to attribute points, I could beef my guy up to at least villager-level. And only allowing half would keep people from, as you said, spending all their skill points on attributes, or some such.
