Agility
A Measure of Dexterity, Reflexes, and Coordination
Definition
Agility reflects a character’s physical coordination, reflex speed, balance, and fine motor control. It governs actions such as dodging ranged attacks, hitting with thrown or aimed weapons, performing acrobatics, catching objects, and piloting vehicles. It also contributes to the character’s overall Health score.
Rank Levels
- Shift-0 (Sh-0)
The character lacks the ability to control their body in any coordinated way. Actions requiring timing or coordination are impossible.
Example: Paralyzed individual, unconscious person. - Feeble (FB)
Severely below average agility. The character has trouble with basic physical tasks and may have mobility or sensory impairments.
Example: Elderly person with limited mobility, young child. - Poor (PR)
Below average reaction time and coordination. The character may be clumsy or inexperienced with physical activity.
Example: Out-of-shape civilian, someone with poor hand-eye coordination. - Typical (TY)
Average human agility and reaction speed. The character can catch a ball, duck when startled, or drive a car safely under normal conditions.
Example: Healthy adult, casual athlete. - Good (GD)
Above average agility. The character has practical experience or training that improves coordination and reaction time.
Example: Recreational gymnast, amateur soccer player, trained driver. - Excellent (EX)
Professionally skilled in agility-based tasks. The character is capable of precise movement, timing, and coordination under pressure.
Example: Police officer, professional driver, stage combat performer. - Remarkable (RM)
Among the best in a city or region. The character can perform advanced acrobatics or rapid reaction maneuvers under stress.
Example: Local dance troupe lead, parkour expert, competition-level martial artist. - Incredible (IN)
Considered among the best in a large region or province. This character has extraordinary reflexes, balance, and bodily control.
Example: National gymnastics champion, elite stunt performer, precision racecar driver. - Amazing (AM)
Among the best on a continent. Near-superhuman reaction time and flexibility, capable of performing impossible-seeming feats with ease.
Example: International acrobatics star, award-winning Olympic athlete. - Monstrous (MN)
Nationally or globally recognized for unparalleled agility. Movements are almost too fast or precise to follow.
Example: Renowned aerialist or world-record-level gymnast. - Unearthly (UN)
Practically beyond human ability. The character reacts faster than the eye can follow and executes perfect, fluid motion with no error. Only a handful of beings in the world can move this precisely.
Example: Mythic performer known across continents, elite master of evasive movement and physical control.
