Stat tests

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**knightpredator**

So I'm kinda confused on stat tests, such as toughness/strength and others. I know you take the test on 1d6, and you have to roll under the stat to succeed. What if your stat for say toughness is 8 do you even need to take the test? Or do you just auto pass? Thanks

**Akroma06**

If you have to take a stat test then you have to roll equal to or under the stat on 1d6. If you roll a 6 then you fail regardless of how high the stat is.

**DeathReaper**

Re-Read Characteristic tests on Page 8.

the second paragraph explicitly answers your question.

**Raythor**

Ahh yes, these things used to be quite rare. But DE and GK seems to be a fan of invoking these tests a lot now.