1-2: The dragon is scrawny, thin, or perhaps even anorexic. They can have small wing muscles (Hard to fly or stay in the air), an inability to bully their way out of entrapments (chains, fallen rocks, grappling), or even -- if you wanted to advance the flaw that far -- have issues walking, running for long periods of time, and be either incapable or find great struggle in climbing and swimming.

3-4: The dragon is scrawny or slim. They can find some issues in flying, climbing, swimming, or running for long periods of time. While they may struggle with entrapment, they might still find a way to writhe out of it, perhaps not with full brute force, but more luck and agility. Perhaps they can appear wiry and lean, roguelike in physicality.

5-6: The dragon is of average shape, decently strong for their size and species. They appear healthily strong and can accomplish most feats of strength that would bring their abilities into question. They can fly well, climb well, swim well, or spar well.

7-8: The dragon is more muscular than normal. They can usually start to outperform dragons of average strength with impressive displays of flying/diving, lifting, powerful fighting, damage and breakage, and they could easily out-bearhug a bear. In some cases, a high charisma makes this strength look all the more appealing.

9-10: The dragon is an absolute star of power. They find little to no issues lifting their same body weight or beyond, they climb as easily as a squirrel or swim as easily as a fish, and they can power their way into the air with enough wind to kick the topsoil up into a cloud. Few can escape any grapple or hold they place on another, and they are usually very large in size, though this is not always the case. The downside; they may experience painful knots in the body after too much or too little exertion. A lot of muscle causes eventual and occasional pain.

1-2: This dragon has a high likelihood to be a hopeless klutz. This can manifest in a number of ways; A constant victim to gravity, a habit of getting limb-tied, really bad at flying and rarely able to land gracefully, or being entirely incapable of manipulating small objects. Give it a china plate, and it would be broken the instant it touched their claws. It might even break a whole boulder it was tasked with standing still and holding for four minutes.

3-4: Dragons with this level are noticeably unbalanced. While not entirely hopeless, incidents do occur of a rampant show of agile ineptitude. Tripping, crashes, fumbling of items, sometimes things just escape their fingers as though leaping away from them to land and shatter into a million pieces out of their grasp. Just bad luck, right?

5-6: Averagely dextrous, clumsy incidents are more rare for the midline of the stat. They have good balance, a good grasp on flight and landing, and can do some good artistic crafting. Some might be a little better at crafting than average, while a little worse in other departments; for example, this one dragon could craft an impressive suit of armor. But a narrow log across a chasm would be their undoing.

7-8: Dragons of this level are better than normal on acts that require a higher eye-hand coordination. They can craft artisan level works, execute acrobatic stuns midair, dodge at high speeds through narrow pathways and avoid obstacles flying at them with greater ease.

9-10: These are masters of the sky, masters of the crafts, and pure elegance manifested. Their skills are unrivaled unless by those of similar statistics, curling through the air and land like snakes or smoke, but this elegance comes at a price. The dexterity requires they maintain their physique; too much muscle or too much fat will start to hamper their abilities, and this mobility enables more stress on the joints.

1-2: The dragon is extremely weak. Highly susceptible to damage, its injuries bleed longer and heal very slowly, leaving them out of the fight for extended periods of time if they become hurt during a tussle. Alternatively, they could be extremely susceptible to toxins, poisons, or disease. They can only eat the freshest of food, preferably cooked, or else they become easily ill, nauseated even by the smell of rot. This often can result in them becoming clean freaks.

3-4: The dragon is weakened in terms of stopping power and is susceptible to disease or toxins. Their body fights back less powerfully than the average dragon, but it still wins now and then, keeping them on their feet more often than the truly weak. They can fail some constitution saves horribly and end up out of commission for weeks, but for the most part, they aren't at prey to every flu that floats in through the breeze.

5-6: The dragon is averagely strong at fighting back disease and poison, and they aren't kept down by it for very long amounts of time. They can withstand bad smells, slightly bad food (unless they are specifically carrion eaters), and stubbornly sit through poisons and venoms until the symptoms pass. Alternatively, their hide is of average strength, as is their healing capability, but they can still fall victim to infection and disease.

7-8: The dragon has a high resistance to poisons, toxins, disease, and/or physical trauma. They bounce back quickly from injury, show clues of pain tolerance, and in general are in exceptionally good health. Usually hints that their parents come from a strong, healthy bloodline.

9-10: The dragon is nearly indomitable in standing power. Its hide could be like iron, or tempered leather, bouncing blows back or only scarring the surface. What injuries do pass the scales heal quickly, anywhere between a week to a few days before they are back on their feet. They have immunity to some poisons, toxins, or diseases, and it takes a particularly mean one to actually get them bedridden. The flaw of a high constitution is that it can give them overconfidence, leading to situations that test their very limits, and in some cases break them. They're not completely immune to all, but very resistant.

1-2: The dragon is quite the opposite of 'sharp.' They get confused easily and often, have trouble calculating things, and likely cannot read. If they can read, they do not know all of the symbols. By contrast, this generally keeps them happier, as ignorance is bliss. But they are also prone to doing some pretty dumb things, purely because they didn't think ahead... or think at all.

3-4: Intelligence has been lacking in these dragons' life, but not through any fault of their own. They simply didn't have the mental capacity to grow strong at mathematics or the complex incantations for spellbooks, sciences, apothecaries or histories. But it doesn't mean they are butt-dumb; they can hold perfectly fine conversations, if not say the awkward thing sometime without thinking first. Dumb decisions happen to anyone of any capacity, but these dragons are a little more prone to it.

5-6: Dragons of average intelligence can read and write in draconic runes and symbols easily, taught from a young age. They can manage some of the more accessible spells and knowledges available to dragonkind and beyond, and can understand mathematics and sciences, especially if they receive it in a layman's version. Their minds are more searching and curious, and sometimes are capable of being unsettled by their own thoughts and ideas that pop up.

7-8: These dragons are more likely to be skilled in spells, sciences, histories, and crafts that require a high intellect; such as building orreries, potions, and chemicals in general. Their minds are always working, always calculating, and one can practically see the cogs grinding away behind their eyes, pondering and musing. They can get distracted easily due to tunnel-visioning on whatever they are focused.

9-10: Brilliance knows no bounds for these geniuses of the dragon world. Their mental capacity is as deep and chattering with information as their brain enables them, able to work even the most complex spells; sometimes that even require 2 or 3 others to aid with. They can become either frustrated, or fanatically, happily obsessed with something they do not understand. But what's almost a guarantee is the depression; those of high intelligence often end up sad, overthinking, and anxious.

1-2: This statistic wouldn't only poke a sleeping dragon in the eye, they'd do it repeatedly. To the same dragon. A lack of wisdom may seem to manifest as a lack of intelligence, but even the most brilliant genius could have no survival instinct whatsoever. Be it spawned from depression, curiosity, or outright disregard to what outcome might occur, lessons from the past don't seem to hold too well to future cautions and plenty of mistakes can be made.

3-4: Though not the least on the scale of wisdom-less dragons, those with these numbers still leave something to be desired. Looking before they leap, springing out into a fight before judging if they could walk back out of it or not, these are reckless creatures who rather let things hang on hope and luck than working with any kind of real caution, at least for the most part.

5-6: An average wisdom sports an average ability to NOT repeatedly poke that dragon in the eye. Or if there is some eye-poking, they learn from the original results, and try to find a method that involves less loss of limb. These dragons try to keep their self integrity intact, along with their hide, and learn from past mistakes, altering themselves to be better protected in similar situations.

7-8: More wise than the average dragon, these will learn from others' mistakes as easily as if it was their own. They have a fondness of history and are quite accurate on judgement, whether it's on another dragon's personality or past, or what they might do in the future. They make good guides, usually keeping followers safe by selecting careful, life-preserving choices.

9-10: These dragons are leader material; and if not a leader, than an advocate for whatever path in life they have chosen. Archdruids and archmagisters would be good examples; very, very delicately chosen paths and choices in life to narrow down their direction into the way they want their life to go. They're good at looking out for themselves and others, and cautious to a fault; sometimes this caution costs them a sense of fun. Treading the safest path isn't always the most exciting.

1-2: Is that a bog monster? No, that's a dragon! The lowest of the low charisma can manifest in a number of ways; a dragon who loves rolling in mud, and/or is uninterested in bathing. A dragon who has an unpleasant scent around them at all time, be it from refusing to roll off blood or gore, or keep their teeth cleaned. A dragon with an unattractive voice, or an unassuming poise, usually with a lowered head or hunched back, dragging wings or tail. Something about them is off-putting, eerie, gross, or in general just unpleasant.

3-4: Low-charisma dragons hold an unpleasant trait about them that is a little off-putting, though not quite to the above extreme. Perhaps they look bedraggled, oily or greasy, or maybe their legs are usually mud-splattered due to their choice of living space. Maybe they just walk with a limp, have a lazy eye, or a broken jaw that never healed right, giving them a jagged underbite. Or, perhaps, they simply are shy and nervous, shrinking down and making themselves look almost invisible in a crowd.

5-6: Average charisma dragons are common and the base level. Not particularly pretty or handsome, but not butt-ugly, either. A good, light baritone or soft feminine hum, decent cleanliness, and a nice smell about them, there's not usually something about the dragon that is off-putting upon a glance or spooky.

7-8: Dragons with this stat are a little prettier in some regard than the normal level. Maybe it's how they hold their heads and square their shoulders, maybe it's the naturally pleasant smell or the fluid movement to their stride, the pleasant rumble to the voice or the confident gaze. Either way, something about their general aura and nonverbal communication makes other dragons want to hang around them, finding it nice to be nearby.

9-10: These are drop-dead gorgeous and ruggedly handsome tier dragons. Even if their looks are not quite on par, there's an attribute about them that really strikes the attentions of others. A magnetically appealing voice, an alluring and enchanting scent, the hypnotic poise and movements of ultimate confidence or natural physique. These are the rock stars of the dragon world, the most desirable and attractive, and even if they aren't true leader material, others will flock after them.