Dexterity (ability stat) - Revision history

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-! Dexterity !! AC Adj. !! Initiative & To Hit Adj.
+! Dexterity !! AC Adj. !! Initiative &<br>To Hit Adj.
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-! Dexterity !! AC Adj. !! Initiative Adj.
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 Dexterity also includes reflexes, skill at targeting opponents and reaction to immediate threats, as determined by the game mechanic, [[Initiative|initiative]]. The table shown indicates an adjustment that dexterity gives to the character’s [[Armour List|armour class]] (AC). This is the amount by which AC is improved. The negative dexterity of 4, for example, would make the character’s AC worse by three points ~ it would not adjust a 10 AC to 7, but rather to 13. Conversely, a 17 dexterity would improve a 10 AC to 7.
-The adjustment to hit with [[Missile Weapons|missile weapons]] is alike to the character’s adjustment to initiative. For example, a 16 dexterity would provide +2 to the d20 die [[Roll to Hit|to hit]] with a [[Bow (weapon)|bow]], and would also provide +2 to the d6 roll to determine who attacks first.
+The adjustment to hit with [[Missile Weapons|missile weapons]] is alike to the character’s adjustment to initiative. For example, a 16 dexterity would provide +1 to the d20 die [[Roll to Hit|to hit]] with a [[Bow (weapon)|bow]], and would also provide +1 to the d6 roll to determine who attacks first.
 See [[Player Characters]]

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−	An [[Ability Stats\|ability stat]], describing the movements and actions of the bone structures, placed in two groups. The first describes the movement and coordination of the arms, legs and other large body parts, related to running, crawling and swimming. The second involves smaller movements of the wrists, hands, fingers, feet and toes, related to smaller actions such as picking up objects, writing well and even blinking. These two forms comprise the character’s coordination.	+	'''Dexterity''' is an [[Ability Stats\|ability stat]], describing the movements and actions of the bone structures, placed in two groups. The first describes the movement and coordination of the arms, legs and other large body parts, related to running, crawling and swimming. The second involves smaller movements of the wrists, hands, fingers, feet and toes, related to smaller actions such as picking up objects, writing well and even blinking. These two forms comprise the character’s coordination.

	Dexterity also includes reflexes, skill at targeting opponents and reaction to immediate threats, as determined by the game mechanic, [[Initiative\|initiative]]. The table shown indicates an adjustment that dexterity gives to the character’s [[Armour List\|armour class]] (AC). This is the amount by which AC is improved. The negative dexterity of 4, for example, would make the character’s AC worse by three points ~ it would not adjust a 10 AC to 7, but rather to 13. Conversely, a 17 dexterity would improve a 10 AC to 7.		Dexterity also includes reflexes, skill at targeting opponents and reaction to immediate threats, as determined by the game mechanic, [[Initiative\|initiative]]. The table shown indicates an adjustment that dexterity gives to the character’s [[Armour List\|armour class]] (AC). This is the amount by which AC is improved. The negative dexterity of 4, for example, would make the character’s AC worse by three points ~ it would not adjust a 10 AC to 7, but rather to 13. Conversely, a 17 dexterity would improve a 10 AC to 7.

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	The adjustment to hit with [[Missile Weapons\|missile weapons]] is alike to the character’s adjustment to initiative. For example, a 16 dexterity would provide +2 to the d20 die [[Roll to Hit\|to hit]] with a [[Bow (weapon)\|bow]], and would also provide +2 to the d6 roll to determine who attacks first.		The adjustment to hit with [[Missile Weapons\|missile weapons]] is alike to the character’s adjustment to initiative. For example, a 16 dexterity would provide +2 to the d20 die [[Roll to Hit\|to hit]] with a [[Bow (weapon)\|bow]], and would also provide +2 to the d6 roll to determine who attacks first.
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	See [[Player Characters]]		See [[Player Characters]]

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 An [[Ability Stats|ability stat]], describing the movements and actions of the bone structures, placed in two groups. The first describes the movement and coordination of the arms, legs and other large body parts, related to running, crawling and swimming. The second involves smaller movements of the wrists, hands, fingers, feet and toes, related to smaller actions such as picking up objects, writing well and even blinking. These two forms comprise the character’s coordination.
-Dexterity also includes reflexes, skill at targeting opponents and reaction to immediate threats, as determined by the game mechanic, [[Initiative|initiative]]. The table shown indicates an adjustment that dexterity gives to the character’s [[Armor List|armour class]] (AC). This is the amount by which AC is improved. The negative dexterity of 4, for example, would make the character’s AC worse by three points ~ it would not adjust a 10 AC to 7, but rather to 13. Conversely, a 17 dexterity would improve a 10 AC to 7.
+Dexterity also includes reflexes, skill at targeting opponents and reaction to immediate threats, as determined by the game mechanic, [[Initiative|initiative]]. The table shown indicates an adjustment that dexterity gives to the character’s [[Armour List|armour class]] (AC). This is the amount by which AC is improved. The negative dexterity of 4, for example, would make the character’s AC worse by three points ~ it would not adjust a 10 AC to 7, but rather to 13. Conversely, a 17 dexterity would improve a 10 AC to 7.
 The adjustment to hit with [[Weapons List|missile weapons]] is alike to the character’s adjustment to initiative. For example, a 16 dexterity would provide +2 to the d20 die [[Roll to Hit|to hit]] with a bow, and would also provide +2 to the d6 roll to determine who attacks first.
 See [[Player Characters]]

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