Strength

This attribute is a measurement of physical prowess, one’s ability to lift heavy loads, bend bars, pull oneself up a rope, or kicks down a blocked door. Strength is needed to swing swords with authority and to pummel opponents into utter submission.

Table: Strength Attribute Descriptors
Attribute	To Hit	Area Save	To Damage		Max Lift	Force Door	Bend Bar
1	-4	-3	-1d8*		24
2-3	-3	-2	-1d6*		32	‡
4-5	-2	-1	-1d4*		48	‡
6-7	-1	0	-1d3*		64	5%
8	0	0	-1		80	6%	‡
9-10	0	0	0		100	8%	‡
11-12	0	0	0		120	12%	5%
13-14	0	0	0		150	20%	7%
15	0	0	1		180	30%	10%
16	+1	0	1d3		200	42%	13%
17	+2	+1	1d4		240	55%	18%
18	+3	+1	1d4+1		300	65%	24%
19	+4	+2	1d6		360	80%	30%
20	+5	+2	1d6+1		450	90%	38%
21	+5	+3	1d8		600	95%	48%
22	+6	+3	2d4+1		720	†	60%
23	+6	+3	2d6		960	†	72%
24	+6	+4	3d4+1		1,280	†	84%
25	+7	+4	3d6		1,664	†	95%
† Here or higher fails only on a critical failure. ‡ Here or lower only succeeds on a critical success. * Negative damage modifiers on bludgeoning melee weapons only
To Hit: This bonus or penalty to hit applies only to melee combat.				Max Lift: This score indicates the maximum burden a Player Character can carry.
Area Save is the bonus or penalty applied to the character’s saving throw versus Area Effect.				To Damage: Indicates the ferocity of the Player’s attack with respect to hit point damage inflicted
Force Door: The percentiles show the Player Character’s chance for success in breaking down most typical doors by virtue of sheer brute force.				Bend Bar: Similar to Force door, it indicates the Player character’s ability to bend 1” bars of steel with nothing more than bare hands.