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| =Build=
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| You are free to select any height and weight the GM deems reasonable for a member of your race. These choices do occasionally matter in play – for instance, when you attempt to impersonate an enemy, wear someone else's armor, cross a rickety bridge, reach a high ledge, or hide behind cover. If you are lighter or heavier than usual for your [[ST]], you may qualify for a build-related disadvantage. The following table gives the thresholds for these disadvantages for normal humans.
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| The extremes of each weight range usually match the extremes of the associated height range. Overlaps are intentional. Consider two ST 10 men who stand 5'8" and weigh 175 lbs.: one might be big-boned and lean, the other fine-boned and chubby.
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| Depending on muscle tone, a 160-lb. man could have any ST from 9 to 13 and claim "Average" build.
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| Regardless of weight, you never have to take a build-related disadvantage. If you want to be ST 9, 5'1," and 250 lbs. with "Average" build, the GM should allow it.
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| In some settings, the GM may require you to take reaction modifiers if you select build-related disadvantages, but this is not automatic.
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| Built-related Disadvantages and Features: [[Dwarfism]], [[Fat]], [[Gigantism]], [[Overweight]], [[Skinny]], [[Very Fat]].
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| {{Build Table}}
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| [[Category:Tables]]
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