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<noinclude>[[Image:AttributeAgility.svg|right|400px]]</noinclude>Agility represents a character's physical reflexes and dexterity. In layman's terms, it is how fast and flexible someone is. | <noinclude>[[Image:AttributeAgility.svg|right|400px]]</noinclude>Agility represents a character's physical reflexes and dexterity. In layman's terms, it is how fast and flexible someone is. | ||
| − | This stat comes into play during combat when dodging obstacles or blows, juggling knives, | + | This stat comes into play during combat when dodging obstacles or blows, juggling knives, leaping a chasm, and depriving others of their wallets. |
A character who is agile doesn't necessarily have to be small and lithe. A huge character that is fast with sharp reflexes is frightening indeed. | A character who is agile doesn't necessarily have to be small and lithe. A huge character that is fast with sharp reflexes is frightening indeed. | ||
Revision as of 16:20, 28 January 2012
This stat comes into play during combat when dodging obstacles or blows, juggling knives, leaping a chasm, and depriving others of their wallets.
A character who is agile doesn't necessarily have to be small and lithe. A huge character that is fast with sharp reflexes is frightening indeed.
Characters with poor Agility scores are oafs: clumsy, slow, arthritic, and rigid. Characters with good Agility scores move fluidly: they're quick, graceful, and balanced.
Examples of highly agile folks include circus acrobats, contortionists, and cheetahs.
