Yea multiple languages seems to be a big int thing and since I really only know one. . .I think if you are giving yourself an 18 in int its probably hubris. A lot of people can do things after only being shown once. Or can understand a concept after reading about it once. These things do not make you a genius I don't feel like.
I mean, if the test maker is not that wise, charismatic, or smart, how could he know? Cool of him to make it, we are all taking it, but it’s awful.
If I were to do my stats I think I’ll do as follows. 10-11 is a standard savage world commoner, which basically means strong and resilient as anyone and probably vibey.
Str: 5
Dex: 4
Con: 5
Int: 15
Wis: 15
Cha: 15
I’ve probably capped for a short but extended periods with
Str: 10 (after much training)
Dex: 8 (as a kid)
Con: 8
Int: 17
Wis: 18
Cha: 17
And probably bottomed for short but extended periods withs:
Strength 16 (pretty solid by now)
Dexterity 3 (not gonna get much better, I am afraid, maybe a bit)
Constitution 12 (rising since fitness studios are closed and I need to compensate with running)
Intelligence 16 (has been stable since years, I gather - in some areas I would give myself lower values, even below-average, in others even an 18)
Wisdom 7 (has been extremely low but is rising very quickly since of recently - I predict a high value in the future)
Charisma 3-18 (can still fluctuate greatly but is steadily stabilizing and improving)
Strength (compared to what? average male? 5)
Dexterity (compared to average kung-fu master 7)
Constitution (compared to average male? 2)
Intelligence (compared to average male 17)
Wisdom (compared to average male 16)
Charisma (compared to average cat - 0.1 maybe?)
According to this guy, I'm tougher and more sensible than I give myself credit for, but I'm also clumsier and even less pleasant to be around. Mixed bag.
Hey, I think I gave myself the same score as you. Or the test did.
I’m not sure where I’d put myself on intelligence. I find it hard to understand a lot of stuff, but then I meet people that won’t even try. I figure I gotta get at least a 10!
According to this guy, I'm tougher and more sensible than I give myself credit for, but I'm also clumsier and even less pleasant to be around. Mixed bag.
Alot of people over rate their intelligence.
If you're giving yourself a 17+ better be a polyglot, multiple degrees+ master's degree in STEM or something like that.
One if the smartest guys I met started high school age 10, graduated uni age 16 (first degree), graduated uni with computer engineering (2nd degree) and ended up working for Bungie on Halo. You can see a NZ flag on the Halo 2 DVD that's him.
In D&D terms I would give him a 16 or 17 intelligence.
If you speak 6 or 7+ languages from multiple language groups I would rate that highly as well.
If using 3d6, a 17 or 18 covers about 2% of the population. This isn't "smartest guy I ever met." My high school graduating class had about 350 people in it, so this is the smartest 6 or 7 kids from my grade.
If using 3d6, a 17 or 18 covers about 2% of the population. This isn't "smartest guy I ever met." My high school graduating class had about 350 people in it, so this is the smartest 6 or 7 kids from my grade.
My personal thoughts are along the lines of:
STR: 8 (I'm weaker than average but not pitifully so)
DEX: 8 (I'm a bit clumsier than average)
CON: 12 (I don't get sick often, and I have pretty good endurance)
INT: 16 (I've always gotten good grades and learn things easily, will go to grad school in August barring a major disaster)
WIS: 14 (I usually make good life choices but procrastinate too much)
CHA: 8 (I'm somewhat socially awkward but still have friends)
I took the test back in August and got:
STR: 9
DEX: 8
CON: 8
INT: 15
WIS: 15
CHA: 8
They graded us at highschool. I was 6th/120 guy I knew was light years ahead of me.
In D&D terms that's 17 intelligence roughly bring in that percentile and I started highschool age 12. I was smarter than 95% of my year who were older than me.
He was one in a 100k or one in a million something like that. I was a year ahead, he was 2 years ahead doing university by correspondence age 13.
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