*Might change race, because as for now they appear to have a multitude of bonuses that cancel each other out. Might do a total of all stats soonish.
If you felt really ambitious, you could do that for all the races.
I do have better things to do, you now. But anyway here it is. I made some assumptions about how magic works, but 4 appears to be a bit too strong to me. They have a science and culture boosting magic present in all their units. ((My assumption is that normalized benefits can be pasted in with the normal boni. Ignoring the fact that defensive combat only works in defense, as an example.))
Compared to dog sized beings
Combat : -1-1 = -2
Scouting: +1 = +1
research: +2 = +2
food: -1 = -1
culture: = 0
Industry: -1+1= 0
Relations: = Neutral
Unrest: = Neutral
Magic:
True bonus: 50%* (+1 to defensive combat, +1 to industry)
Normalized: +0.5 to defensive combat, +0.5 to industry
A feathered species the approximate size of a mouse, with eight legs and two arms. This species has one head, three tails, and live for one year. Among their population are many mages who wield constructive magics, but all of the mages are weak. Their intelligence is accelerated in comparison to the human mind, and they prefer to live in swamplands. Their societal structure is a series of coalition nations, all with the mindset of scientific progress.
Compared to dog sized beings
Combat : -2 +1 -1= -2
Scouting: +2 = +2
research: =
food: =
culture: -1 = -1
Industry: +1+1 = +2
Relations: =
Unrest: =
Magic:
True bonus: 5%* (unknown)
Normalized: unknown
A chitin covered species the approximate size of an ant, with four legs and four arms. This species has two heads, leather wings, and are immortal unless slain through disease or battle. Among their population are few mages who wield unspecialized magics, and all of the mages are weak. Their intelligence is arranged in the style of a hive mind, and prefer to live upon islands. Their societal structure is a series of industrious coalitions.
Compared to dog sized beings
Combat : +2 +1 = 3
Scouting: -2 = -2
research: -1+1 = 0
food: +1 = 1
culture: +1 = 1
Industry: = 0
Relations: -1 to all and -1 to liberators
Unrest: +1 unrest/ conquered area
Magic:
True bonus: 5%* (Alchemical*2)
Normalized: unknown
A fur covered species the approximate size of a high school classroom, with eight arms. This species has one head, two tails, insectoid wings, and a one decade lifespan. There are few mages in their race, but all are powerful alchemical mages. It has a slower intelligence than humans, and prefers to live in tundras. Their societal structure is a multitude of empire building nations.
Compared to dog sized beings
Combat : +3 = +3
Scouting: -3 = -3
research: = 0
food: = 0
culture: +1 = 1
Industry: +1 = 1
Relations: -1 to liberators
Unrest: +1 per conquered area
Magic:
True bonus: 100%* (+2 to culture, +1 to research)
Normalized: (+2 to culture, +1 to research)
A hard scaled species the approximate size of an oak tree, with four legs and two arms. This species has two heads, leather wings, and lives for a decade. Its population is entirely composed of weak mages who wield mental magics. It has human level sentience and prefers to live in grassland areas. It has a societal structure of various tribes who enslave the forces they conquer.
Combat : +1 +1 = +2
Scouting: 0 = 0
research: -1 = -1
food: = 0
culture: +1 = 1
Industry: =
Relations: -1 to liberators
Unrest: +1 per conquered area
Magic:
True bonus: 5%* (life magic)
Normalized: N/A
A fish scaled species the approximate size of a dog, with six legs and two arms, which split into four at the elbow. This species has one head, three tails, and feather wings. There are few mages in the population, but all are weak and wield life magic. It has human level intelligence and prefers to live in deserts. Its society is formed of empire building city states.
average amount of points=
Race 1: 1
Race 2: 1.1
Race 3: 1+ unknown bonus
Race 4: 4 (Their uber awesome omnipresent super magic plays large part here)
Race 5: 1 + lifemagic
*Might change race, because as for now they appear to have a multitude of bonuses that cancel each other out. Might do a total of all stats soonish.
If you felt really ambitious, you could do that for all the races.
I've just finished doing that.
Damn Ninja. On a side note, your chart doesn't account for size differences.
Actually scratch that. I'll keep fishing.
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