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Oh, ok

Say, why do certain people's character sheets have colors on them?

> "Whoa, mate," he called out hoping to get the man's attention. "Nice map. Any idea where we are supposed to go? Name's Zedong by the way." Tim inwardly groaned. He'd hoped to go through the day with as little social interaction as possible. Theoretically, the least amount of social interaction possible was none at all for the first day, if he was good enough at avoiding it. Unfortunately for Tim, people who liked talking would usually attempt to talk to him, regardless of his own wishes. There were 2 reasons Tim avoided social interaction: He had little to no social skills and it was annoying. Tim looked over to the person who just spoke to him, analysing his threat level. He looked serious, male, had a spear. Kind of imposing. There was a chance that he was also socially awkward, or at least not as socially adept as others. That said, they say you can't judge a book by it's cover, but you can deduce a few things from the cover anyway. The likelihood of the man not following up with a conversation wasn't exactly high, but he could do something about that. "I'm heading to the main building for now." Tim replied. Tim had to handle this carefully. He had to give him enough information and also make it so that there was no avenue for conversation. "The principal's speech starts soon so I suggest you do the same." He said, walking off. That should discourage conversation, for now, assuming that the person wasn't more curious than Tim thought.

Avatars are back, by the way

Alright, thanks.

Well, I'd like an average for stats I suppose. I want to know what's normal and base it off that. For example, say you want someone who's 3 times stronger than normal people. If the average strength stat for normal people is 50 then he needs 150 strength. But if the average is like 10000 then he needs 30000. For things like this, a universal scale is somewhat necessary, because even if you say that stats are kind of relative, there needs to be something to base it off in order for people to gauge the character's relative strength. Well, basically, even though stats are relative, I can't make my character relatively stronger than the average person if I don't know how strong one is.

well at the very least, I'd like a scale of what's good for a stat and what isn't.

Today was a day Tim wished would just be over already. It's not that the day was bad, it wasn't much different to any other day. It was just that more important things would happen on days after this one. As the airship descended and a teacher made her speech, Tim sighed. Today wasn't going to be over soon. Not by a long shot. Tim was one of the first people to get off the ship. There were 2 reasons for this. The first reason was the fact that he'd been drawing weird looks, mainly attributed to the great sword on his back, which doubtlessly seen as out of place in the possession of Tim. The second reason was the fact that if he wanted to pass the time, the best way to do so was to get acquainted with the school grounds. Information on where he would spend the next few years of his life was necessary, and while this could always be provided by the faculty, he liked to do it himself. As he left the ship, he pushed past a few of his 'new classmates' who were standing around, probably staring at the architecture or something similarly arbitrary. Tim pulled out and unfolded his map of the grounds while walking so he could identify his current position. Obviously, he was in front of the main building. Tim noted the positions of various important structures and folded the map back up, keeping it at hand. Tim needed to explore the area, but first he had to make an appearance. He was a new student first and foremost and there were things that new students had to do.

I think you need to set limits for the stats, because I don't know what's overpowered and what isn't. Basically, I can't do the stats because I don't know the limits

SilverWolfAngel, it's possible for your character to not know their semblance and it might also be possible that they don't have one because certain characters in the show don't have one either. That said, it'd probably be best if you did have one and judging by your character's weapons, I think a massive speed boost kind of semblance (kind of like Ruby's) might be a good idea. If not, you could have one to do with wolves or other physical boost or something.