= The stats of Majik are as follows =
	
	*Strength (STR)% Potential to carry and lift things
	*Constitution (CON)% Potential to work for long periods of time
	*Agility (AGI)% Potential to move / bend your body
	*Dexterity (DEX)% Potential to move your fingers, fins, tentacles to do little work
	*Quickness (QCK)% Potential to move quickly
	*Intelligence (INT)# Potential to think and learn
	*Perception (PER)# Potential to detect things
	*Memory (MEM)# Potential to remember things, should also affect learning rate
	*Willpower (WIL)# Resistance to mental/social/physical stress, affects magic
	*Empathy (EMP)# Potential to sense, what other people think / feel emotionally
	
	% = physical stat
	```# = mental stat```
	
	= Overview =
	
	The stat system of Majik is 2-dimensional; all living beings, including animals, monsters and humanoid races, share a common species value for each individual stat which ranges from 1 (field mouse) to 200 (celestial dragon) and individual race members have a comparison value which ranges from -50 to 50 (thus 0 being the racial average) which describes the quality of the stat compared with other representatives of the race.
	
	= Species Value =
	
	The scale of the species value is logarithmic instead of linear, so it should NOT be interpreted like: "Dragons are 200 times stronger than mice". Medium-sized humanoid races are vaguely around 10-20 on this scale. This scale is very easily tuned by looking at the individual stats of creatures in some Chaosium RPG manual.
	
	= Comparison Value =
	
	The nature of the comparison value scale is undetermined in the sense that it is neither logarithmic nor linear. A value of -50 of an individual stat means that the stat is at the absolute poorest end of the individual stats of the species and a value of 50 means that the stat is the best possible reachable value of the species. 
	
	= Relationship between values =
	
	Final Value = Species Value + (Species Value * (Comparison Value / 100)). Final value is always rounded down.
	
	*Orc (very strong): Species Strength 13, Comparison Strength +42, Final Stat: 13 + (13 * (42 / 100)) = 18.46 (18).
	*Human (very weak): Species Strength 10, Comparison Strength -37, Final Stat: 10 + (10 * (-37 / 100)) = 6.3 (6).
	*Rat (strongest possible): Species Strength 2, Comparison Strength +50, Final Stat: 2 + (2 * (50 / 100)) = 2.5 (2).
	*Celestial Dragon (a little above average): Species Strength 200, Comparison Strength  +2, Final Stat: 200 + (200 * (2 / 100)) = 204.
	
	= Stat-derived attributes =
	
	*Health: (Weight in kg / 2) + (CON * 2) + (STR * 2) + WIL
	*Endurance: (CON * 5) + (STR * 2) + (WIL * 2) + AGI
	*Mental endurance: (WIL * 5) + (INT * 2) + (MEM * 2) + CON
	
	= Endurance =
	
	Stuff that affects endurance drain amount temporarily:
	*Weather conditions
	*Carried weight
	*Health
	*Amount of rest and rest conditions
	*Food
	
	Stuff that drains endurance temporarily:
	*Physical effort
	
	= Mental Endurance =
	
	Stuff that affects mental endurance drain amount temporarily:
	*Endurance modifiers (reduced by willpower)
	*Stuff that drains endurance temporarily (reduced by willpower)
	
	Stuff that drains mental endurance temporarily:
	*Demanding mental skillchecks
	*Success/failure in all skillchecks (success in a poor skill increases, failure in a poor skill reduces very slightly, success in a good skill increases very slightly, failure in a good skill reduces)
	*Magic
	*Fear 
	
	= Hitlocations =
	
	Every hit location in a character has the following properties:
	
	*Condition: Crippled, Severed, OK
	*Health: (Character's overall health / 100) * race specific hitloc health constant for specific hitloc
	*Type: Vital, Nonvital. When a vital hitloc gets crippled, the character dies. When a nonvital hitloc gets crippled, it is unusable.
	*Size: The larger the hitloc, the more likely it is to get hit.
	*Protection: Some races have inherently strong armor in certain hitlocations, for example thicker skin or hair.
	*Maximum bleed: How much this hitloc can bleed per round.
	*Bleed: How much this hitloc is bleeding now.
	
	Also, armor is applied to hitlocs, but it is yet unknown how they will be associated.
	
	= Joe Average =
	
	*All stats at 10
	*Weighing 180lbs (80kg)
	
	Results in:
	
	*Health: 90
	*Endurance: 100
	*Mental Endurance: 100
	
	= Herman the Athlete =
	
	*All physical stats at 18
	*All mental stats at 6
	*Weighing at 250lbs (110kg)
	
	Results in:
	
	*Health: 133
	*Endurance: 156
	*Mental endurance: 72
	
	= Cornelius the Nerd =
	
	*All physical stats at 6
	*All mental stats at 18
	*Weighing at 130lbs (60kg)
	
	Results in:
	
	*Health: 72
	*Endurance: 84
	*Mental endurance: 168