DND STAT BLOCK GENERATOR FULL

4-5 (вЂ“3): Often resorts to charades to express thoughts.2-3 (вЂ“4): Barely able to function, very limited speech and knowledge.1 (вЂ“5): Animalistic, no longer capable of logic or reason.24-25 (7): Tireless paragon of physical endurance.22-23 (6): Never gets sick, even to the most virulent diseases.20-21 (5): Very difficult to wear down, almost never feels fatigue.

18-19 (4): Able to stay awake for days on end.16-17 (3): Easily shrugs off most illnesses.14-15 (2): Able to labor for twelve hours most days.12-13 (1): Can take a few hits before being knocked unconscious.10-11 (0): Occasionally contracts mild sicknesses.

DND STAT BLOCK GENERATOR FULL

8-9 (вЂ“1): Easily winded, incapable of a full dayвЂ™s hard labor.

6-7 (вЂ“2): Unusually prone to disease and infection.

4-5 (вЂ“3): Bruises very easily, knocked out by a light punch.

2-3 (вЂ“4): Frail, suffers frequent broken bones.

1 (вЂ“5): Minimal immune system, body reacts violently to anything foreign.

24-25 (7): Moves like water, reacting to all situations with almost no effort.

22-23 (6): Very graceful, capable of dodging a number of thrown objects.

20-21 (5): Graceful, able to flow from one action into another easily.

18-19 (4): Light on feet, able to often hit small moving targets.

16-17 (3): Able to often hit small targets.

14-15 (2): Can catch or dodge a medium-speed surprise projectile.

12-13 (1): Able to often hit large targets.

10-11 (0): Capable of usually catching a small tossed object.

8-9 (вЂ“1): Somewhat slow, occasionally trips over own feet.

6-7 (вЂ“2): Significant klutz or very slow to react.

4-5 (вЂ“3): Visible paralysis or physical difficulty.

2-3 (вЂ“4): Incapable of moving without noticeable effort or pain.

1 (вЂ“5): Barely mobile, probably significantly paralyzed.

24-25 (7): Pinnacle of brawn, able to out-lift several people.

22-23 (6): Can pull very heavy objects at appreciable speeds.

20-21 (5): Able to out-wrestle a work animal or catch a falling person.

18-19 (4): Can break objects like wood with bare hands.

16-17 (3): Carries heavy objects with one arm.

14-15 (2): Visibly toned, throws small objects for long distances.

12-13 (1): Carries heavy objects for short distances.

10-11 (0): Can literally pull their own weight.

8-9 (вЂ“1): Has trouble even lifting heavy objects.

6-7 (вЂ“2): Difficulty pushing an object of their weight.

4-5 (вЂ“3): Knocked off balance by swinging something dense.

2-3 (вЂ“4): Needs help to stand, can be knocked over by strong breezes.

1 (вЂ“5): Morbidly weak, has significant trouble lifting own limbs.

Below are some quick descriptions of every stat, from 1 (a modifier of -5, or as low as a character can get without being undead or a construct) to 25 (a modifier of +7, or as high as a PHB character can get without magic): I put together this list a few years ago to try to put this in simple language. WhatвЂ™s the actual strength difference between a person who can lift 80 pounds and a person who can lift 100 pounds? How tough is a bard with Constitution of 14, really? What does it mean for my character when I roll poorly and have to drive the 3-Charisma barbarian? The problem is that this still leave a lot to interpretation. The most common of these is вЂњCharisma correlates strongly to good looksвЂќ, which is incorrect and tends to irritate players of low-Charisma characters, but anytime thereвЂ™s something the stats donвЂ™t cover explicitly (like weight and build), we try to draw conclusions about them based on the hard numbers we have. IвЂ™ve heard a lot of interpretations of ability scores.

Dnd stat block generator