"Stats everyone has them... What are they?" Topic

I was pondering over PC stats and was wondering how many different ones there are? A lot of them cover the same ground and some in different ways.

So throw in your favorite games PC stats and lets see how many are the same and how many are different

D&D
Strength
Dexterity
Constitution
Intelligence
Wisdom
Charisma

Marvel Super Heroes
Fighting
Agility
Strength
Endurance
Reason
Intuition
Psyche

Rifts
Intelligence, mental agility. Equivalent to a real life IQ divided by 10.
Mental Endurance, willpower, coping with stress and mental strain
Mental Affinity, charm, charisma, how naturally endearing to others a character is
Physical Strength, the amount of power the body can exert
Physical Prowess, agility, dexterity, hand to eye coordination
Physical Endurance, the body's resistance to damage and illness as well as a character's stamina and fitness
Physical Beauty, how attractive a character is
Speed, how fast a character can run

That is the list of games I used to play regularly. How many more stats/attributes are there in your favorite games?

Warhammer
Weapon skill
Ballistic skill
Strength
Toughness
Wounds
Initiative
Attacks
Leadership

Starship Troopers/Battlefield Evolution
Size
Move
Target
Kill
Save
Traits

Cold City / Hot War:
Action (a mix of strength, constitution and dexterity)
Influence (roughly equivalent to charisma)
Insight (intelligence, education and wisdom)

7TV:
Move
Defence
Hits
Strength
Agility
Intelligence
Morale

Melee had:
Strength
Dexterity

Wizard used:
Strength
Dexterity
IQ

Then GURPS came along with:
Strength
Dexterity
IQ
Health

Talk about a progressive path :)

Our favorite RPG just after high school was Legendary Lives:
Agility
Alertness
Charm
Cunning
Dexterity
Fate
Intelligence
Knowledge
Mechanical
Nature
Stamina
Strength

Then of course there is my brothers all time favorite RPG TWERPS with its single stat to track:
Strength

If a game has more tha 7 values in the stat line then it is too complicated for my small brain!

Remember Tomorrow:

Ready
Willing
Able

3:16 Carnage Amongst The Stars:

FIghting Ability
Non-Fighting Ability

Risus:

(just about anything you want)

Dungeon Squad!:

Explorer
Warrior
Wizard

Hollowpoint:

Kill
Take
Terror
Con
Dig
Cool

Fiasco:

Relationship
Object
Need
Location

Big Eyes, Small Mouth/Faery's Tale/other:

Body
Mind
Spirit

Star Wars (WEG d6)
Dexterity
Knowledge
Mechanical
Perception
Strength
Technical

Star Wars ( SAGA ed)
Strength,
Inelegance
Wisdom
Constitution
Dexterity
Charisma

Eclipse Phase
Cognition
Coordination
Intuition
Reflexes
Savvy
Somatics
Willpower

Hollow Earth Expedition
Body
Dexterity
Strength
Charisma
Intelligence
Willpower

Unhallowed Metropolis
Vitality
Coordination
Wit
Intellect
Charm
Will

Shadowrun
Body
Quickness
Strength
Charisma
Intelligence
Willpower
Essence
Magic
Reaction

To name a few

There is Fallouts SPECIAL

Strength,
Perception
Endurance
Charisma
Intelligence
Agility
Luck

Are you asking about basic Stats only or should we be thinking about derive stats as well?

I'm asking for them all I guess,

Thanks for adding these. I am looking to compile them as I am working through a custom RPG set of rules and would like to see what others have used before.

FUDGE
Anything you like.

Pretty much any Two Hour Wargame

Rep, and only Rep…

Cthulhu Dark:
Insanity

TOON:
Muscle
Zip
Smarts
Chutzpah

Traveller has:

Age (self explanatory, only comes in to play when you reach middle age and have to start making "aging crisis" checks.)
Strength (how much force can you exert?)
Dexterity (how accurate are you?)
Endurance (how long can you do stressful things?)
Intelligence (how good are you at solving problems?)
Education (how much "schoolin'" do you have?)
Social Standing (where do you fall, socio-economically?)
Psionics (optional, requires illegal training to use)
Charisma (Vargrs only, replaces Social Standing for them)

Social Standing is interesting because it not only controls how much money you have to spend on personal upkeep, but it also controls how much "weight" you have to throw around. If you don't spend your "upkeep", you are in danger of losing status!

Psionics is theoretically available to any race of psi-capable sophonts, but since studying psionics is illegal in the Imperium, you have to go underground to get the training. Psi also deteriorates quickly after you reach adulthood if you don't train to use it.

Also Big Eyes, Small Mouth (The "Tristat" system.)

Mind (all intellectual stuff)
Body (all physical stuff)
Spirit (willpower, personal presence, attitude, charisma, etc.)

Well the quest begs, What do stats portray?

Tales of Blades and Heroes has only two formal stats. Quality (the "to do stuff" stat) and Combat (the "fight" stat). THese are, however, modified by lots of special rules. For example you could be Focused so your Quality (which normally is a 4, meaning that a 4 on a d6 will give you one success) is 3 on mental rolls and 5 on social rolls.