Within "Tales of Onoth," there are a multitude of Stats/Attributes. You should keep in mind that yes, assigning appropriate stat values does matter, and you will also have ample opportunity to both temporarily boost your stats through equipment, magic, and consumables, as well as permanently increasing your stats, through other means, as well.
The stats are as follows:
1. STR (Strength) - Self-explanatory. How strong you are, when it comes to brute force.
2. ACC (Accuracy) - How skilled you are with actions that require you to aim for something, whether that's a melee or ranged weapon, or casting.
3. CHA (Charisma) - How slick you are, when it comes to getting what you want out of a social situation.
4. CON (Constitution) - Your general endurance, when it comes to how tanky you are.
5. DEX (Dexterity) - A measure of your general coordination, when it comes to hand-eye, and movement.
6. MAG (Magicka) - A measurement of your overall strength and power when it comes to casting magic.
We are keeping things at a small amount of stats, which will generally matter to the way that you boost yourself, build yourself, and generally come into play when it comes to certain checks throughout roleplay - which matter not to whether or not you're saving your life, since we don't want you to gamble numbers in order to survive certain aspects, but generally to control the flow of RP at specific decision-making points.
Different individuals of different specifications will play drastically different roles from one another, in any party-based setting.
The stats are as follows:
1. STR (Strength) - Self-explanatory. How strong you are, when it comes to brute force.
2. ACC (Accuracy) - How skilled you are with actions that require you to aim for something, whether that's a melee or ranged weapon, or casting.
3. CHA (Charisma) - How slick you are, when it comes to getting what you want out of a social situation.
4. CON (Constitution) - Your general endurance, when it comes to how tanky you are.
5. DEX (Dexterity) - A measure of your general coordination, when it comes to hand-eye, and movement.
6. MAG (Magicka) - A measurement of your overall strength and power when it comes to casting magic.
We are keeping things at a small amount of stats, which will generally matter to the way that you boost yourself, build yourself, and generally come into play when it comes to certain checks throughout roleplay - which matter not to whether or not you're saving your life, since we don't want you to gamble numbers in order to survive certain aspects, but generally to control the flow of RP at specific decision-making points.
Different individuals of different specifications will play drastically different roles from one another, in any party-based setting.