Health: 10
Physical Skills:
Physical defence:
Strength:
Agility:
Training Skills:
Melee:
Ranged:
Stealth:
Perception:
Social Skills:
Persuasion:
Intimidation:
Bluff:
Knowledge Skills:
Academics:
Engineering:
Medical:
Survival:
Exotic Skills:
Mental Defence:
Luck:
Unique skill:
Equipment:
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Appearance:
Personality:
History:
Expertise:



Generally speaking equipment costs around 500-1000 caps per circumstantial skill point.
There is no roll cap.
MECHANICS
What does each stat do?:
Physical Defence: A character’s resilience, either from their physical build or inner vitality or whatever, is represented here. Used to counter all physical damage, including bullets bombs, blades, disease and radiation.
Strength: Does your character even lift, bro? A measure of a character’s physical might.
Agility: A combination of reflexes and athletic skill, agility is all about moving fast and not getting hit.
Melee: Unlike other games, melee in FORP is not a measure of how hard you hit, but how much skill you have at hitting the right place, or parrying your opponent. Think of it as being more training than power. A sumo wrestler probably has extremely poor melee, for example.
Ranged: The art of shooting guns and throwing shit. This is all ranged does… but it’ll come up a lot, so don’t skimp.
Stealth: Being quiet and not being seen. Roll stealth when you’re trying to be, well, stealthy.
Perception: How well you listen and look, as well as theoretically smell or taste, I suppose. A party with no good perception scores will really regret that when the deathclaw fades into view.
Persuasion: Basically a measure of charisma, whether from skill with words, natural magnetism or just old-fashioned good looks. Used to persuade people.
Bluff: Lying to people. A measure of how good you are at acting, or just being blankface.
Intimidation: Scaring folks. From stature to just looking like you tried to eat a porcupine, how terrifying is your character?
Academics: Do you know history? Or are you just generally well-versed in the world today? Either way, academics.
Engineering: Fixing cars and guns and armour and buildings. Also used as the stat for operating vehicles and computers if no other stat is present.
Medical: Patching people up and making them feel better. Also used for applying combat drugs.
Survival: Might actually be useful. From tracking to setting traps to identifying creatures to finding food, that’s survival.
Mental defence: Your mental resilience. From intelligence, willpower, or some weird factor, Mdef is used to defend against both mundane and esoteric mental attacks. Going to be less use than in Origins, I will admit.
Luck: How lucky you are! Luck is weird and explained below.
Unique stat: Something you can do. Also explained below.