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It’s good that accuracy is generally higher than dodge.
Do perception and agility increase accuracy and dodge in general, or does each one affect them separately at its own range? The latter seems less clear-cut, but on the other hand, then the difference between these two characteristics would be too small... I would tie perception to any kind of accuracy, but not to dodge, and agility to dodge, but not to accuracy. But ultimately, it's up to you.
Magic seems too isolated compared to strength... You could also give it critical hits or something similar...
I don't know what to say about all the different types of magic and one-handed/two-handed weapons. There are many factors to consider.
Do perception and agility increase accuracy and dodge in general, or does each one affect them separately at its own range? The latter seems less clear-cut, but on the other hand, then the difference between these two characteristics would be too small... I would tie perception to any kind of accuracy, but not to dodge, and agility to dodge, but not to accuracy. But ultimately, it's up to you.
Magic seems too isolated compared to strength... You could also give it critical hits or something similar...
I don't know what to say about all the different types of magic and one-handed/two-handed weapons. There are many factors to consider.