Droyne Statistic; 'SEN'

[ChalkLine]

Can anyone tell me what the Droyne statistic 'SEN' is and how it works?

Cheers.

 

[Fritz_Brown]

From AM5 (which is CT):

Sense is generally taken by non-Droyne to measure general common sense and understanding; this is the definition commonly propounded by the Imperium. Sense actually corresponds to the human Psi (Psionic Strength Rating); the section on psionics details the use of this characteristic.

Psionic Strength Indicator: The individual's sense characteristic is the individual's personal psionic strength rating; it may range from 1 to 15. Sense is shown in the individual's UPP: for example, an individual with a rating of 8 would show Sense-8 in the UPP. Those with Sense below 6 are untrained;
those with Sense-6+ are trained.

Sense (Psionic Strength Indicator) shows two things: the maximum level of activity which may be performed and the number of strength points at the character's command for the performance of specific tasks.

That's probably the max I can post under fair use. Hope that helps!

 

[ChalkLine]

Thanks heaps!

 

[Maladominus]

Ah yes, one of the little gems of the CT Alien Modules.

The Solomani characters had their PAR (Party Political Standing)

The Vargr characters have their CHA (Vargr Charisma)

The Hivers had their CUR (Curiosity)

And the Droyne have their SEN.

And the K'Kree had their DYCBIKYFTW!

....meanwhile, those boring Imperial characters still have their boring ole' SOC (Social Standing).

 

[chshrkt]

And the K'Kree had their DYCBIKYFTW!

Exsqueeze me??

 

[Gruffty]

Rolling Up Characteristics: Each K'kree in the family has six characteristics describing mental and physical attributes, just as a human has. They are the same as those given for humans, except that social standing is replaced by caste in K'kree characters. Caste represents the K'kree's relative place within his own social class. Thus, nobles will be ranked from 2-12 initially; a caste-10 noble outranks a caste-3 noble; both outrank a caste-6 well-born or a caste-12 servant. Caste determines the precedence and ranking of all characters of the same overall social class.

Hopefully that will explain the K'kree side of things a little better ​