Attribute: Strength

Strength is a raw measure of a character’s muscular prowess. As a character’s Strength rating increases they become more capable of performing more demanding physical maneuvers. Each Strength rating listed below includes a description of a physical feat a character may perform without a roll of the dice. Strength is used when you attempt to swim, space-walk, jump, lift, carry, push, heave or break something. In the case of brawling (hand-to-hand combat) and melee combat (combat with physical as opposed to energy-based weapons) the Strength attribute is added to the damage dice pool on a successful hit.

Attribute Levels:

0	Abysmal: You lack the basic muscle mass to move your body around. Such characters are bed ridden due to loss of muscle mass or extreme obesity.
1	Poor: You can bench press about 40 pounds when the gravity = 1 Earth. You can carry 5-10 pounds for a few minutes before getting tired.
2	Average: You can bench press about 100 pounds when the gravity = 1 Earth. You can carry about 30-50 pounds for a few minutes before getting tired.
3	Good: You can bench press about 250 pounds when the gravity = 1 Earth. You can carry about 80-100 pounds for a few minutes before getting tired.
4	Exceptional: You can bench press about 400 pounds when the gravity = 1 Earth. You can carry about 140-180 pounds for a few minutes before getting tired.
5	Outstanding: You can bench press about 700 pounds when the gravity = 1 Earth. You can carry about 200-250 pounds for a few minutes before getting tired.
6	Paragon: You can bench press about 1000 pounds when the gravity = 1 Earth. You can carry about 300-400 pounds for a few minutes before getting tired.
7	Super-Human: You can bench press about 1400 pounds when the gravity = 1 Earth. You can carry about 500 - 600 pounds for a few minutes before getting tired.

Common Strength Based Rolls:

• Strength + Brawl. When rolling for unarmed damage.


• Strength + Melee. When rolling for damage from martial weapons.


• Strength + Athletics. When lifting heavy objects, jumping, or climbing.


• Strength + Intimidation. When using your body to scare or frighten.


• Strength + Animal Ken. When demonstrating to an animal that you are superior.


• Strength + Zero-Gravity Operations. When moving objects in micro-gravity.