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| − | |image=Strength.gif
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| − | |modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]]
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| − | |negative= Lower SG/BG/EW 1% damage each Strength<br> Longer by 1 AP each Knockout each Strength
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| − | |perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]], [[Strong Back]]
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| − | |traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]
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| − | Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical characters. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon, though this can be countered with increased weapon skill.
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| − | '''Note:''' Your Strength can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Hypertrophy Accelerator|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.
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| − | ==Tips==
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| − | Higher Strength is beneficial to all character builds. Tank builds often have a strength of 5 to allow for [[Adrenaline Rush]]. Pugilists often have ST 7 or more. Low strength results in a decreased carry weight, and slightly lower health. Check the Strength requirement for whichever weapon you intend to use. For each point of Strength under a weapon's ST requirement, your Hit Chance is penalized by 20%. However, with no level cap, you can get weapon skill high enough to compensate for low ST. Add drugs and possibly a ST implant, and even a sniper can have proper Hit Chance at max range with base ST 1.
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| − | Strength is very important to miners and crafters as well, because they benefit from a high [[Carry Weight]].
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| − | ==Drugs that affect Strength==
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| − | *[[Jet]] -2
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| − | *[[Buffout]] +2
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| − | *[[Psycho]] +1
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| − | ==Skills Modified by Strength==
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| − | *[[Close Combat]]
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| − | [[Category:SPECIAL]]
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