Using the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system from Fallout, allocate points into each trait that you think best suits you as a person. To be clear the traits are:
- Strength
- Perception
- Endurance
- Charisma
- Intelligence
- Agility
- Luck
Each trait can have a minimum value of 1 and a maximum value of 10, you have 40 points to spend total. You don't have to spend all the points.
Here are mine:
Strength: 3 - I'm considerably strong for my size but unfortunately I'm fairly short and skinny so it doesn't count for all that much.
Perception: 4 - My eyesight is as far as I can tell perfect but I tend to get tunnel vision.
Endurance: 4 - I don't exercise much so I don't have endurance in terms of fitness but I have a very healthy and resistant body.
Charisma: 3 - I don't have trouble talking to people but I can't say I'm the most interesting speaker. Additionally I don't mind spending lots of time alone and sometimes prefer my own company to others.
Intelligence: 8 - My intelligence is my strongest asset, I've breezed my way through school putting very little effort in and still managed to get myself into University doing a double degree of Law and Computer Science. Smart but lazy, in some ways this is an oxymoron.
Agility: 6 - I have quite a small build so this is natural, also I can surf pretty well, apparently I'm a natural at it so I guess that counts.
Luck: 9 - I was born a white, male, middle class Australian so I'm more fortunate than most. My parents are great people and nothing terrible has ever happened to me, I can't recall any experiences that are even remotely bad, I've never been robbed, attempts to bully me have failed miserably, I don't think I've even been locked out of my house before. Then again I'm not a millionaire and I don't have an army of women chasing me so things could be better.
Edit: Feel free to add any appropriate perks too!
Mine would be:
- Computer Whiz
- Light Step
- Comprehension
Edit: Well since most people have taken to adding little explanations for their allocations into each trait I thought I'd add mine, makes it more interesting than pure numbers. Well not so 'little' explanations as mine turned out.
- Strength
- Perception
- Endurance
- Charisma
- Intelligence
- Agility
- Luck
Each trait can have a minimum value of 1 and a maximum value of 10, you have 40 points to spend total. You don't have to spend all the points.
Here are mine:
Strength: 3 - I'm considerably strong for my size but unfortunately I'm fairly short and skinny so it doesn't count for all that much.
Perception: 4 - My eyesight is as far as I can tell perfect but I tend to get tunnel vision.
Endurance: 4 - I don't exercise much so I don't have endurance in terms of fitness but I have a very healthy and resistant body.
Charisma: 3 - I don't have trouble talking to people but I can't say I'm the most interesting speaker. Additionally I don't mind spending lots of time alone and sometimes prefer my own company to others.
Intelligence: 8 - My intelligence is my strongest asset, I've breezed my way through school putting very little effort in and still managed to get myself into University doing a double degree of Law and Computer Science. Smart but lazy, in some ways this is an oxymoron.
Agility: 6 - I have quite a small build so this is natural, also I can surf pretty well, apparently I'm a natural at it so I guess that counts.
Luck: 9 - I was born a white, male, middle class Australian so I'm more fortunate than most. My parents are great people and nothing terrible has ever happened to me, I can't recall any experiences that are even remotely bad, I've never been robbed, attempts to bully me have failed miserably, I don't think I've even been locked out of my house before. Then again I'm not a millionaire and I don't have an army of women chasing me so things could be better.
Edit: Feel free to add any appropriate perks too!
Mine would be:
- Computer Whiz
- Light Step
- Comprehension
Edit: Well since most people have taken to adding little explanations for their allocations into each trait I thought I'd add mine, makes it more interesting than pure numbers. Well not so 'little' explanations as mine turned out.