Character Stats

[Awesome Sensei]

So i was wondering if we wanted this.

I am unsure of how we would have each race have more of what, and what categories we would have.  

[Sieghartdarage]

Hey there. Just happened across this and decided to provide some of my ideas. Hope you don't mind.

Elves

Strength : 6
Speed : 8
Agility : 7

Abilities : Heightened senses, camouflage (only works in the vicinity of a forest
or trees), able to communicate with nature
Weapons : Bow and arrow, throwing weapons
Jobs : Archer, Ranger, Cloaked Crusader, Bow Master

Gnomes

Strength : 6
Speed : 5
Agility : 5

Abilities : Skilled with machinery, schizo tech weapon smithing
Weapons : Hammer, tools
Jobs : Weapon Smith, Artillery Researcher, Mobile Enforcer

Goblins

Strength : 5
Speed : 7
Agility : 8

Abilities : Pillaging, Machine Deconstruction, Coordinated Attacks, Berserk
Weapons : Claws, Pick Axe, Daggers
Jobs : Ambusher, Destructor, Berserker, Bandit

Humans

Strength : 5
Speed : 5
Agility : 5

Abilities : Balanced weapon skill, weapon and armor smithing, profanity
with all weapons
Weapons : All weapons
Jobs : Warrior, Knight, Assassin, Paladin, Shield Crusader, Blacksmith

Dwarfs

Strength : 8
Speed : 3
Agility : 4

Abilities : Massive brute force, toughened skin
Weapons : Giant Hammer, Giant Axe, Halberd
Jobs : Warrior

This just to name a few and changes can be made to make it better. What do you think?  

[Awesome Sensei]

see thats not what i am goin for. . . Hmm but it gives me some insight, tonight i will post ideas  

[SpokenSoftly]

Suggestion: Include stats for whatever equivalents you like of Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution at absolute minimum, possibly Wisdom (Perception in D&D 1.0) and Intelligence if you want to dictate separation between RPC and roleplayer. Don't include a Charisma equivalent, because you really can't separate character and owner that effectively in a nonturnbased RP.

And, if you want to give bonuses to various races, please consider running that by me. I've spent years (five or more) designing custom PC races and converting monsters to PC-playable races in D&D 3.5 and 4.0, the first of which had the most incomprehensible stat bonus system possible while retaining playability. If you explain what the numbers mean in your system I can help you balance races so that people will actually consider more than one horribly-unbalanced race before making their RPC.