What are your comic stats? (STR, DEX, etc.)

[TheLemmaLlama]

As for my comic:

STR: 10 (It can hit hard when it needs to, but it's not really built for impact)
DEX: 6 (It's ... slow.)
CON: 14 (It can take a few blows; no matter what may come of my finances or reputation, it will keep chugging away)
INT: 16 (To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand bitwam)
WIS: 8 (Do not try this at home)
CHA: 12 (I've been told it has it's charms :])

[descendantsofether]

STR: 18 - Lots of good fights and violence
DEX: 3 - Very slow-paced due to a monthly release schedule and about 12 years' worth of storytelling to get through.
CON: 20 - This comic will never die and will eventually have children.
INT: 22 - Due to the time-bending and multiverse elements as well as the different languages, spell languages, and hidden ciphers.
WIS: 8 - Can be a tough comic to describe in the wild. A lot more to it than what meets the eye.
CHA: 16 - My characters are hot.

Read Descendants of Ether | Tapas Web Comics

[Stargazer31]

STR: 15- lots of fights and magical action.
DEX: 20- Very fast paced.
CON: 20- I have a very long run planned.
INT: 10- requires some knowledge of mythology to read.
WIS: 8- Not particularly deep, tbh, but not shallow by any means.
CHA: 5- apparently my characters are very cute.

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[WoollyPAR]

STR: 9 or 10 (depends on the occasion, it'll have more chances to level up this stat later on)

DEX: 12 (the story moves really fast, you'd be hard pressed to find a way to abridge it, however it comes out once a month and I have pretty frequent hiatuses)

CON: 13 (I've had hiatuses, but they're all planned. I've managed to upload on schedule every time so far (knock on wood))

INT: 16 (or so I'd like to think, I'm starting to trust my readers to understand what's going on with my characters and their motivations without spelling it out for them.)

WIS: 16 (maybe 80% of my cast is either irresponsible or possibly insane, but a lot of them learn their lesson and the ones that don't serve as a cautionary tale for the readers)

CHA: 10? (like about 1% of people who've read the first episode made it all the way through, but those who've read it seem to love it a lot and I have no negative comments, so I'd like to believe it has a pretty high charisma despite the amount of people who haven't read past the first episode or two)

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[igneriss]

Okay I love this idea

STR: 13 (there are some fights, it also aims for some emotional damage, but nothing extreme)
DEX: 9 (it's very uneven, sometimes very fast-paced, and sometimes it's just characters having a chill tea party together)
CON: 15 (it got a very strong blow aka 2-years of hiatus but now it keeps going)
INT: 12 (there are some events in the story and dialogues that have a different meaning once you know what happens later, however you can just as well read it without catching this stuff, the story is pretty straightforward)
WIS: 14 for the reader (as understanding characters' motivations and what they really want might be quite hard), 5 for the characters (as they constantly make stupid decisions)
CHA: 15 (I've been told multiple times that people like the fairytale-like vibe of my series and arts, especially when there where forest backgrounds)

edit; forgot about the link:

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[TheLemmaLlama]

Okay I love this idea

I blame this thread T_T

CON: 20 - This comic will never die and will eventually have children.

A better way to have grandchildren than pressuring your children!

CON: 20- I have a very long run planned.

Careful now, longer running comics are more likely to die prematurely

CHA: 10? (like about 1% of people who've read the first episode made it all the way through, but those who've read it seem to love it a lot and I have no negative comments, so I'd like to believe it has a pretty high charisma despite the amount of people who haven't read past the first episode or two)

It has advantage to Charisma checks against cool people!

CON: 15 (it got a very strong blow aka 2-years of hiatus but now it keeps going)

The implacable comic!

[darthmongoose]

Hmmmm..... This is hard.... Okay, I'm going to go standard array for a baseline (non-variant) PHB human: 16, 15, 14, 13, 11, 9

STR: 11 Errant isn't a hugely hard-hitting comic. It's a pretty breezy read that won't leave you emotionally wrecked.
DEX: 15 It's fairly fast-paced overall, though starts a little slower than some modern webtoons.
CON:14 Updates have been fairly consistent for over two years, no major hiatuses, and it just got put on the Bonus Program, so it's likely to stick around a while.
INT: 13 It's cleverer than you might think at first glance, but it's pretty easy for anyone to read.
WIS: 16 If you pay attention to small details with successful perception and insight checks, your enjoyment will definitely increase. There's a lot of subtext, metaphor, social commentary and little plot clues scattered throughout, and it can be fun to re-read to find foreshadowing of stuff that happens way later.
CHA 9: Errant isn't the sexiest comic on the site. It doesn't have a lot of big tropes, it doesn't have sexy looking characters or a sparkly or cute aesthetic. It can be a little hard to market, so I'd call this the "dump stat"

[smokesalty]

I don't know what half these stats mean so I'm here not knowing what's going on

[darthmongoose]

Ah, it's the standdard Dungeons & Dragons stats:

Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma

As a general guideline, a totally average (non-heroic) human has 10 in everything, and generally (in 5th edition at least) 20 is the maximum score it's possible to achieve, while 16 is typically the highest score a character will have at character creation. Scores below 8 are unusual and mean the character is very bad at the thing.

[allenT]

Str: 12 (weight of the story, I guess?)
No social commentary, no group representation. Just some friendship/family drama, with suspense & action elements in late chapters. (Be open of some melodramas)

Dex: 3 (update speed, update timing)
Slow pacing + monthly updates with few pages. (with chance of hiatus)

Con: 10 (story pacing, update consistency)
Pacing will change base on the story's tempo. Updates are a bit inconsistent but still able to be posted monthly in most time. Series is staying in track and will be persistent (so far).

Int: 7 （wittiness of writing + proses + planning)
No much flowery words, no complicated plots. + simple English for international readers. Dialogues can be janky at times. Story is still on track (and on plan) without derails.

Wis: 11 (if I also count 'art' as part of 'wisdom')
How do i judge 'wisdom' in a webcomic... the value/lessons of the story? I don't think mine is vivid at all. But If I count 'Design' a part of 'wisdom', worldbuilding, background design & artstyles are some valid points.

Cha: 12 (character portray + cast charisma)
Purposely designed characters with various silhouettes. Very simple designed, yet every faces are distinctive. However sometimes due to writing characters may not be as charismatic as they should be.

[powerplantanimations]

STR - 15 (First ten chapters don't have action, but when the comic gets to it, it sucker punches you like a guy in an alleyway.)
DEX - 15 (I'd call it pretty fast paced. I try to have each chapters get to the point as soon as possible while making the experience entertaining as possible)
CON - 20 (Due to chapters taking under three hours to draw and do to us creating a massive buffer, we're able to release as much as we want to. We release weekly)
INT: 14 (It's accessible while staying away from toilet humor. I try to stay away from easy jokes as much as possible. Lots of the humor comes from the dialogue.)
WIS: 16 (Lots of metaphor, lots of setup, lots of payoff, and lots of life lessons to be learned.)
CHA: 20 (I'd give this a 15 for the flashy dialogue and anime bits. It has a lot of personality despite being about stick figures).

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[NickRowler]

I don't really understand these stats but I find it funny that most people are setting their INT high because no one is going to straight up say "my comic is only for dumb people".

[TheLemmaLlama]

WIS: 16 If you pay attention to small details with successful perception and insight checks, your enjoyment will definitely increase. There's a lot of subtext, metaphor, social commentary and little plot clues scattered throughout, and it can be fun to re-read to find foreshadowing of stuff that happens way later.

I do like stories that take this approach; the counterpart to 'easy to learn, hard to master' in game design

Str: 12 (weight of the story, I guess?)

The stats can be anything you want them to be! (I mostly just made a bunch of jokes with mine :P)

STR - 15 (First ten chapters don't have action, but when the comic gets to it, it sucker punches you like a guy in an alleyway.)

Same! (Maybe my comic has higher strength than I thought)

I don't really understand these stats but I find it funny that most people are setting their INT high because no one is going to straight up say "my comic is only for dumb people".

Ya got me! XD (Though to be fair, D&D characters have high (>10) stats on average, so statistically you'd expect to get most people putting any stat as above average regardless (not justifying my choices here or anything (I'm totally just trying to justify my choices here :'D)))

[nathanKmcwilliams]

I mean.... people should probably be using Standard Array to determine these scores.
Which is of course...
15
14
12
10
8

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