What are your RPG stats.

[Shawshanker]

Strength- 3
Intelligence- 8
Common Sense- 2
Luck- 8
Agility- 7
Stamina- 2

Its all out of 10.

P.S. What is the differece between Intelligence and Wisdom?

Depends on the game. In games like KOTOR or Fallout, a high intelligence will give you more skill points to spend. In KOTOR, a high wisdom stat means that force powers have more chance of affecting your opponent

No, I mean in reality. They just seem like the same thing.

Intelligence is more like booksmarts, whereas Wisdom would equate more to common sense, practicality, and arguably genuine insightfulness. You can be smart as all get-out, but be completely lacking in the whole "insight-into-the-world" business...as many past political leaders have amply proven.

Thanks, I just needed that cleared up.

 

[ZephrC]

Strength - 14
Dexterity - 7
Constitution - 16
Intelligence - 15
Wisdom - 13
Charisma - 8

Looks like I could be a good mage or fighter. That's a weird set of stats for either, though.

In game terms Intelligence is good for learning magic or new skills, which makes it great for mages and rogues, while Wisdom is better for channeling divine power, which makes it better for clerics and paladins.

The basic idea is that intelligence is more of your ability to quickly adapt to new ideas and your accumulation of book knowledge, while wisdom seems to represent experience and insight.

 

[Iron Lightning]

Strength: 12
Dexterity: 8
Constitution: 14
Intelligence: 19
Wisdom: 10
Charisma: 8

Perhaps a Wizard/Fighter

 

[GLo Jones]

Strength: 7
Dexterity: 9
Constitution: 5
Intelligence: 6
Wisdom: 15
Charisma:13

I'd definitely be a NPC.

 

[p3t3r]

asuming 5 is average for people with a max of ten and a min of 0
Strength:7
Perception:4
Endurance:7
Charisma:5-9
Intelligence:1-8
Agility:6
Luck:9
some stats vary because at time i can be really smart and at others i am not so smart same with charisma.
other than that i'm fairly fit so it works out

 

[child of lileth]

My friend actually did this once back when we were in high school. He said I'd be about Level 8-9. My stats were like:

ATK: 7
DEF: 5
MAG: 5
INT: 4
RST: 6

I forget what my SP and HP were. I would like to think that if life were an RPG, that I'd be a little better by this point. lol

 

[Flying-Emu]

Using DnD.

Strength: 8
Con: 12
Dex: 11
Int: 14
Wis: 15
Cha: 12

What? I'm being honest: Ten is average in DnD, and having, say, a sixteen or seventeen in INT=damn near Hawking.

 

[Fightgarr]

Normally I wouldn't do this, but I saw this wicked alternative character sheet that had been filled in by a professional concept artist about concept art skills. It was "his resume", I thought it was hilarious, so I'm going to bust out my aspiring concept artist character sheet:
Strength (Determines how long one can go without hand cramping up from drawing) - 13
Dexterity (Determines hand-eye co-ordination and detail rendering) - 12
Constitution (Determines number of hours one can draw, straight) - 14
Intelligence (Determines program and hardware know-how) - 8
Wisdom (Determines technical knowledge and attention to technique) - 10
Charisma (Determines critiquing skills and presentation) - 16

Skills:
Tableting +8
Photoshop CS4 +5
Illustrator CS4 +1
ZBrush +0
Google Sketch-Up +2
Maya -3
3DS Max/Autodesk -3
Knowledge (anatomy) +3
Knowledge (colour theory) +6
Knowledge (composition) +2
Oil Painting +10
Drawing +12
Life Drawing +6
Creature Design +8
Character Design +2
Environment Design +1
Industrial Design +0
Critical Thinking +7

Time-based stats:
Average minutes before getting frustrated with 3D programs: 10
Average hours before realizing hunger, thirst, bodily needs whilst drawing: ~5
Average minutes before realizing the album one was listening to stopped: 75
Average days before realizing lack of human contact because of drawing: 2

Saving throws:
Will -5 versus wanting to play video games or go on forums.
Fort +3 versus holding it in for now.
Reflex -10 versus outside stimulus.

Exp needed until level up? >2 years...

 

[Zenichi]

Strength: 14
Dexterity: 16
Constitution: 19
Intelligence: 12
Wisdom: 18
Charisma:10

uhm... monk would suit me perfectly (i justify my constitution with beer and scars) and my intuition is stuff of legends

 

[Shards97]

In dungeons and dragons, which is the system that was used in the stat sheet you questioned, INT reflects your memory and capacity to pick up skills and concepts quickly, while WIS represents your common sense, attunement with the supernatural, and perceptive abilities.

In a related note:

Str: 15
Dex: 12
Con: 12
Int: 10
Wis: 13
Cha: 14

 

[Marter]

Fallout's S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system for me as well.

Strength:6
Perception:7
Endurance:6
Charisma:4
Intelligence: 7
Agility: 6
Luck: 2

I guess I don't think too highly of myself, just slightly above average. Except for luck. I'm probably the most unlucky person I know.

 

[arsenicCatnip]

Let's go the D&D route for me (with a BESM twist)...

Strength: 10
Dexterity: 8
Constitution: 6
Intelligence: 18
Wisdom: 15
Charisma: 14

I'm pretty average when it comes to pure physical strength, but my dexterity and constitution are sub-par (I drop things and get sick a lot). I'm very intelligent and have decent wisdom (my perception skills are pretty good, especially my sense of smell and my 'sixth sense', but I've made some choices that lack common sense), and my charisma is decent but gets a -2 due to my Defect: introverted (which gives me the appearance of an extra +2 to my intelligence, at least).

 

[Nigh Invulnerable]

Strength- 3
Intelligence- 8
Common Sense- 2
Luck- 8
Agility- 7
Stamina- 2

Its all out of 10.

P.S. What is the differece between Intelligence and Wisdom?

A simple way to think of Intelligence vs. Wisdom is "book smarts" vs. "street smarts". Someone with a high Intelligence score (and poor Wisdom) may score well on an I.Q. test or be able to tell you the specific process that happens when rain clouds form but they might not think to go out and roll up their car windows when they see the clouds coming or might just not have a lot of common sense. In D&D game terms though, Int gives you skill points, Wis makes you more perceptive and harder to influence with mind affecting spells or persuasion.

My own D&D based stats:
Str: 10 (fairly average)
Dex: 12 (I may not be super agile but I am a good shot)
Con: 10 (I'm a hemophiliac, but rarely get seriously hurt or sick)
Int: 14 (I figure one Int point per 10 on an I.Q. test)
Wis: 16 (My friends all agree that I have more common sense than most of them)
Cha: 16 (I'm a good talker and improviser, plus I'm always the leader in a group, even if I don't want to be)

I'd make a good cleric with those stats.

 

[mornal]

Using S.P.E.C.I.A.L.

Strength:5
Perception:6
Endurance:4
Charisma:5
Intelligence:8
Agility:6
Luck:5

I'm average, yay! Although in fallout I would be extremeley learned.

 

[GRoXERs]

Strength: 8
Dexterity: 14
Constitution: 8
Intelligence: 13
Wisdom: 16
Charisma: 15

So, I guess I'm... a ranger?

Favored enemy: Ignorant douchebags

A first-level ranger who's actually played D&D and doesn't cheat on his dice rolls, people. Jesus, some of you peoples' stats are ridiculous

 

[Nixzilla]

Fallout 3 Path

Strength 3
Perception 10
Endurance 2
Charisma 2
Intelligence 6
Agilty 4
Luck 7

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

Strength:6
Perception:3
Endurance:7
Charisma:1
Intelligence: 8
Agility: 4
Luck:7

In the base game, before assigning the bonus points for being the PC, your SPECIAL skills add up to 35 (5 points in each). Your character has 36 points when the base max (before perks, skills equipment or drugs) is 40.

Thus, for me:

Strength: 5 (I can perform feats of strength generally in line with my build, e.g. bench more than my own weight, perform a number of pullups, leg press several times my own weight and so forth).
Perception: 5 (I see poorly but can hear and smell quite well. Without corrective lenses it would be at best a 2)
Endurance: 7 (I can run for many miles at a stretch and can readily shrug off pain caused by non-catastrophic damage. This includes more than one stabbing incident, and a number of other injuries that resulted in broken bones or stitches)
Charisma 7: (I can play a social camelion if I desire and am generally the lead figure in my peer group. Average to just above average looks and being in shape may govern this to an extent)
Intelligence: 8 (Assuming that a 10 represent legendary luminaries like Newton, Einstein or Tesla, it would be presumptious to place myself at that status. I am far more intelligent than the average person but almost certainly fall short of such legends).
Agility: 7 (My light build allows for rapid change in direction and very good short term acceleration. Unfortunately, this leads to an uninteresting top speed, placing me at the low end percentage for sprints of any given distance when compared to someone in comperable shape).
Luck: 1 (What can I say? My luck was stolen and used to make marshmellows in lucky charms. My various cars have been totaled three seperate times without me behind the wheel, I have seen catastrophic failure of several devices with a very low failure rate in my presence and have a nack for getting those one in a million hilarious failures. I have also never once won any contest based wholy or in part on luck)

 

[crimson5pheonix]

STR: 4
DEX: 5/12
END: 7
CHA: 2/9
INT: 15
AGI: 1/20
LUC: 1/20

If you're wondering about the twin stats, I have moments of clarity or luck where certain stats change entirely.

 

[Amnestic]

Strength: 8
Dexterity: 14
Constitution: 8
Intelligence: 13
Wisdom: 16
Charisma: 15

So, I guess I'm... a ranger?

Favored enemy: Ignorant douchebags

A first-level ranger who's actually played D&D and doesn't cheat on his dice rolls, people. Jesus, some of you peoples' stats are ridiculous

3D6 and assign as desired.

You should see some of the numbers we came up with when we used the 4D6 and discard the lowest method!

One guy - Human Fighter - had 13 as his lowest stat, with two 18s >_>

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

It should be known that after a <a href=http://www.easydamus.com/character.html>lengthy question and answer session with an online poll, it was asserted that were I a D&D character, I would be a Neutral Good Elf Sorcerer/Wizard with attribute scores of:
Strength- 14
Dexterity- 16
Constitution- 14
Intelligence- 15
Wisdom- 13
Charisma- 14

which are a bit high given that probability dictates I should get an average score of 12 rather than this quizze's 14.3.