\subsection{Fitness}
Fitness represents the overal physical strength and fitness of a character. This can be used to determine how much weight a character can carry, how hard they can hit, how much endurance they have.
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\paragraph{Fitness score} The following gives a general idea of levels of fitness.

\begin{itemize}[label={}]
  \item \pipline{1}{A nonathletic person}
  \item \pipline{2}{Average atheltic ability}
  \item \pipline{3}{Physiscally fit}
  \item \pipline{4}{Exceptionally fit}
  \item \pipline{5}{Legendary athlete}
\end{itemize}

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\paragraph{Feats of Fitness}
Given a fitness score, characters can casually perform various feats of strength without a check.
\begin{itemize}[label={}]
  \item \pipline{1}{lift 50lbs, sprint a short distance}
  \item \pipline{2}{lift 100lbs, run a mile}
  \item \pipline{3}{lift 180lbs, climb a 50' rope}
  \item \pipline{4}{lift 350lbs, jog 10 miles}
  \item \pipline{5}{carry 200lbs while running a marathon}
\end{itemize}

