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Purchasing characteristics is simple. Unless you spends points on them, all your characteristics start at zero. Il f you wish to increase a characteristic, you spend points on it according to the Characteristics Cost Table below. On the other hand, if you decrease a characteristic to below zero, you gain points that you can spend. For example, you wish to have ST -1. You check the Characteristic Cost Table and discover that the cost is -10 points. This means you gain 10 points.
You cannot spend more than 50 percent of your character points on any one characteristic unless you take a unique background, which explains how you managed to acquire such a high characteristic. For example, if you have 150 points to spend (including disadvantages - see below), you cannot spend more than 75 points on a single characteristic without some sort of explanation. If you wanted a dexterity (DX) of four (Cost: 100 points), you might decide that your character had been used as a guinea pig for an experimental combat drug, wich boosted his reflexes to superhuman levels. Or if you wanted a power (PW) of four, you could say that your character was descended from a long line of potent psychers. It goes without saying that all unique backgrounds must be approved by the Narrator.
It is perfectly permissable to spend more than 50 percent of your points on characteristics, providing you spend them on more than one characteristic. In the example given above, you could spend 75 points on DX, 10 points on ST and 30 points on PW, if you wished.

CHARACTERISTIC COSTS

CST..........COST
-3...........-60 points.
-2...........-30 points.
-1...........-10 points.
0.............0 points.
+1............10 points.
+2............30 points.
+3............60 points.
+4............100 points.
+5............150 points.

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