STRENGTH: 4/10.
Strength measures how much damage a gladiator can do, 1 being no more than scratch damage and 10 being able to destroy a city in one fell Falcon Punch.

Greed lacks energy due to his hunger fatigue, but is apparently still strong enough to lift his giant rusty sword.

DURABILITY: 5/10.
Durability measures how much damage a gladiator can take as well as how much endurance they have, 1 being able to take only a few hits before they're down and 10 being able to survive getting hit by a nuclear bomb... to the balls.

Guts may be weak, but he's desperate. This helps him pick himself up and try again.

SPEED: 5/10.
Speed measures how fast a gladiator's reflexes are as well as how fast they can run, 1 being stationary and 10 being able to beat Sonic the Hedgehog in a race.

What can I say, he sure knows how to run if he gets into trouble! His low energy can be foregone once the adrenaline kicks in.

DEXTERITY: 4/10.
Dexterity measures how accurate a gladiator's strikes are as well as how graceful and agile they are, 1 being a living wrecking ball and 10 being more graceful than a high elf.

He's not a fighter, be it with his fists or his sword.

INTELLIGENCE: 5/10.
Intelligence measures how cunning and tactical a gladiator is, 1 being a brute who just charges into the fray and 10 being a mastermind who exploits every flaw in an opponent.

Despite being a dropout who can barely use his sword, Greed is still desperate enough to think up of ways to get what he wants. (we hope)

POWERS: 2/10.
Powers determine how OP your gladiator's superpowers and special moves are, 0 being powerless and 10 being able to wield multiple high-level powers like Dragon Fist and nuclear laser beams.

Greed can enter a state of extreme desperation when he gets too tired and hungry, causing him to enter a slight rage mode and attack with suicidal overconfidence.

WEAPONS: 3/10.
Weapons determine how OP your gladiator's weapon(s) of choice is, 0 being unarmed and 10 being armed with at least one Infinity +1 Sword.

Despite being a rusty piece of junk, Greed's sword is relatively large and so has plenty of striking force behind its impacts.

TOTAL POINTS: 28/70. (Underpowered)
Total Points determine just how powerful your gladiator is- no gladiator should fight an opponent more than 2 classes apart from them, unless if the underdog gets some sort of Deus Ex Machina. 5-29 is underpowered, 30-34 is weak, 35 is simple, 36-39 is below average, 40 is average, 41-44 is above average, 45 is strong, 46-49 is powerful, and 50-70 is overpowered.

Greed doesn't have much going for him, but he's still more dangerous than your average stickfigure. (a regular stickfigure has a score of 25)

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Chaotic neutral is the best alignment you can be because it represents true freedom from both society's restrictions and a do-gooder's zeal.

Chaotic neutral can be a dangerous alignment when it seeks to eliminate all authority, harmony, and order in society.