| Pick an S factor for this class, which must be an integer and at is at least 1.
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| Every Level: +S ability score points. This is in addition to the normal +1 stat you get per level.
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| Every Level: Pick a stat. You have "Hold" of that stat (it cannot be lowered, and you are immune to stat damage of that stat). When you get other stats at levels 12 and 24, use the number of points to indicate how many times you need to pick that stat before you have "Hold" in it (e.g. you need to pick Luck twice before having Hold Luck).
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| Every Level: Pick a stat. Increase the level of "Exceptionalness" in that stat by one category (Normal -> Exceptional -> Barbarian -> Extra Barbarian, etc.). The exotic stats at higher levels are the same cost here; you do not need to spend extra (e.g. "Exceptional HCL" would be only 1 pick).
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| Level 1: May use 3 for 2 trading (lose 3 stat points to gain 2 stat points elsewhere).
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| Level 1: Limit for "sleazing" stats (subability scores) is double level instead of level.
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| Level 3: You may treat your Movement Rate (in inches) as a stat, and may spend points to it. Movement Rate costs the same as any other stat. You start with a 12 (unless your race entry says otherwise). Since Movement Rate is a stat for you, you may 3 for 2 trade either to or away from Movement Rate. You may pick "Hold Movement Rate" using a Hold pick. "Exceptional Movement Rate" is Levitation, "Barbarian Movement Rate" is Flying.
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| Level 6: You may treat your Personality Score (used to resist Ego) as a stat, and may spend points to it. Personality costs the same as any other stat. You start with a +0, which is applied as an adjustment to Int+Chr+level or Wis+Con+level. Since Personality is a stat for you, you may 3 for 2 trade either to or away from Personality (but you cannot be below -level in Personality). You may pick "Hold Personality" using a Hold pick. "Exceptional Personality" is x1½ to the entire calculation [ so your Personality Score would be (Int+Chr+Level-Personality)*3/2 ], "Barbarian Personality" is x2, and so forth.
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| Level 9: 1P, lose 2*N stat points: +N physical stat points (Str, Dex, Con, or Movement Rate). You may spend temporary stat points (due to a running effect), but the resultant stat points will disappear when the effect ends.
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| Level 9: 1M, lose 2*N stat points: +N mental stat points (Int, Wis, Chr, or Personality). You may spend temporary stat points (due to a running effect), but the resultant stat points will disappear when the effect ends.
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| Level 12: You may treat Cml, Luck, HNCL, or CL as stats for this class. You can raise them with stat points. Cml costs 1 point each. Luck costs 2 points each. HNCL costs 3 points each. CL costs 4 points each.
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| Level 15: 1F, lose 2*N stat points: +N "exotic" stat points (Cml, Luck, HNCL, or CL, using the extra costs above, so you would have to lose 8 stat points to gain +1 CL). You may spend temporary stat points (due to a running effect), but the resultant stat points will disappear when the effect ends. You may use some of these stat points for physical or mental stats.
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| Level 18: You may treat your Number of Class Slots and Maximum Number of Psionic Frequencies as stats. They are "exotic", with Class Slots costing 5 and Psionic Frequencies costing 6.
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| Level 21: You may "sleaze" your Multiplier into separate attack/defense ratings, which average to your real multiplier. There is no limit to the sleaze, but you must be at least x0 in each. Change this with an F action.
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| Level 24: You may treat HCL, CCL, Multiplier, and ML (in one class only) as stats for this class. You can raise them with stat points. HCL costs 7 point each. CCL costs 8 points each. ML costs 9 points each. Multiplier costs 10 points each. You may buy "half" a multiplier (x1 on attack or defense) for 5.
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| Level 27: 1X, lose 2*N stat points: +N "very exotic" stat points (HCL, CCL, Multiplier, or ML, using the extra costs above, so you would have to lose 16 stat points to gain +1 CCL). You may spend temporary stat points (due to a running effect), but the resultant stat points will disappear when the effect ends. You may use some of these stat points for physical, mental, or exotic stats.
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