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* The UsefulNotes/{{Unisystem}}, used for games like ''TabletopGame/AllFleshMustBeEaten'', ''Series/{{Angel}}'', ''VideoGame/BuffyTheVampireSlayer2002'', ''TabletopGame/ConspiracyX'', ''TabletopGame/{{Witchcraft}}'', and various others.

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* The UsefulNotes/{{Unisystem}}, MediaNotes/{{Unisystem}}, used for games like ''TabletopGame/AllFleshMustBeEaten'', ''Series/{{Angel}}'', ''VideoGame/BuffyTheVampireSlayer2002'', ''TabletopGame/ConspiracyX'', ''TabletopGame/{{Witchcraft}}'', and various others.
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* The ''UsefulNotes/{{Fate}}'' system, based on ''UsefulNotes/{{FUDGE}}'' though having since evolved into its own direction, uses an essentially simple point-buy-ish system that basically involves choosing this many aspects, that many stunts, and usually filling out the slots in an already pre-arranged skill "pyramid" or "column" (such as e.g. one peak skill at maximum, two of the next lower rank, three of the one below ''that''...); there is no one point pool to be split between the different categories here, and some FATE games complicate things in various ways.

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* The ''UsefulNotes/{{Fate}}'' ''MediaNotes/{{Fate}}'' system, based on ''UsefulNotes/{{FUDGE}}'' ''MediaNotes/{{FUDGE}}'' though having since evolved into its own direction, uses an essentially simple point-buy-ish system that basically involves choosing this many aspects, that many stunts, and usually filling out the slots in an already pre-arranged skill "pyramid" or "column" (such as e.g. one peak skill at maximum, two of the next lower rank, three of the one below ''that''...); there is no one point pool to be split between the different categories here, and some FATE games complicate things in various ways.
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* The UsefulNotes/{{Unisystem}}, used for games like ''TabletopGame/AllFleshMustBeEaten'', ''Series/{{Angel}}'', ''VideoGame/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', ''TabletopGame/ConspiracyX'', ''TabletopGame/{{Witchcraft}}'', and various others.

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* The UsefulNotes/{{Unisystem}}, used for games like ''TabletopGame/AllFleshMustBeEaten'', ''Series/{{Angel}}'', ''VideoGame/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', ''VideoGame/BuffyTheVampireSlayer2002'', ''TabletopGame/ConspiracyX'', ''TabletopGame/{{Witchcraft}}'', and various others.
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* ''VideoGame/SolastaCrownOfTheMagister'' allows you to create your character with three methods with one of them being point build system just like the tabletop. The other one is random rolls of your attributes and distribute them to your liking. You're allowed to keep the rolls and recall them at anytime. The third one is manually set the value of each attributes with no restrictions and create [[PhysicalGod an absolutely all-powerful game breaker character]].

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* ''VideoGame/SolastaCrownOfTheMagister'' allows you to create your character with three methods with one of them being point build system just like the tabletop. The other one is random rolls of your attributes and distribute them to your liking. You're allowed to keep the rolls and recall them at anytime. The third one is manually set the value of each attributes with no restrictions and create [[PhysicalGod an absolutely all-powerful game breaker breaking character]].
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* ''VideoGame/SolastaCrownOfTheMagister'' allows you to create your character with three methods with one of them being point build system just like the tabletop. The other one is random rolls of your attributes and distribute them to your liking. You're allowed to keep the rolls and recall them at anytime. The third one is manually set the value of each attributes with no restrictions and create [[PhysicalGod an absolutely all-powerful game breaker character]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands}}'' has a point system to build up character traits and abilities, such as regenerating health when on a killing spree or increasing accuracy for sniper rifles. Every LevelUp gives you one point to spend on these traits and spending enough in some skills unlocks further skills and you can choose to empty out all the points spent to reallocate them if you desire. However, you will never be able to max out every skill since the max character level is 69[[note]]Unless one uses a save editor, but this runs the risk of having max skill points while still having room to level, resulting in accumulating more skill points than can be spent[[/note]].

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* ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands}}'' has a point system to build up character traits and abilities, such as regenerating health when on a killing spree or increasing accuracy for sniper rifles. Every LevelUp CharacterLevel gives you one point to spend on these traits and spending enough in some skills unlocks further skills and you can choose to empty out all the points spent to reallocate them if you desire. However, you will never be able to max out every skill since the max character level is 69[[note]]Unless one uses a save editor, but this runs the risk of having max skill points while still having room to level, resulting in accumulating more skill points than can be spent[[/note]].

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