\subsection{Intellect}
Intelligence represents the mental fitness of a character. It determins base level knowledge, problem solving ability, and memory. It also determines mental fortitude and willpower.

\begin{itemize}[label={}]
  \item \pipline{1}{A weak minded person}
  \item \pipline{2}{Average intelligence}
  \item \pipline{3}{Well educated}
  \item \pipline{4}{Encyclopedic knowledge}
  \item \pipline{5}{Once in a generation mind}
\end{itemize}

\paragraph{Feats of Intellect}
Given a intellect score, characters can casually perform various feats of strength without a check.
\begin{itemize}[label={}]
  \item \pipline{1}{Speak and communicate clearly}
  \item \pipline{2}{Pick up on social queues, tell noncomplex stories}
  \item \pipline{3}{Read \& write, determine the basic materials of an object, recall relatively common facts about places, people, and objects}
  \item \pipline{4}{Pickup on subtle social queues, recall complex facts about places, people, and objects}
  \item \pipline{5}{Recall information about rare and obscure topics}
\end{itemize}

