Statistics when, what, and how?

In this game you're character's abilities are tied to several key statistics or attributes. These are as follows along with their abbreviation. Below each statistic are some examples along with their scores so you have some loose ability to compare yourself to other creatures in the world. You may find yourself spreading your attributes out quite a bit. That's fine! Keep in mind that a good character is a balanced character invest too heavily in a single statistic and you could quite easily find yourself screwed when thrown into a situation where your character doesn't excel.

(WS) Weapon Skill - Your skill with melee weapons, all things blunt and pointy.
(BS) Ballistic Skill - Your skill with all ranged weapons from bows to hurled objects.
(S) Strength - Strength determines how hard you hit.
(T) Toughness - How well you can take a hit.
(Ag) Agility - Agility is the speed and agility of your character.
(Wp) Willpower - Willpower is strength of mind.
(W) Wounds - How much punishment your character can take before biting the dust.

Weapon Skill- Your characters ability to use melee weapons. This is used in the roll to hit opponents in melee as well as blocking incoming attacks.

Weapon Skill	Example
10	A militiamen
15	An experienced swordsman
25	An expert fencer or duelist
40	High elf swordmaster, or Druchii assassin

Ballistic Skill - Is almost exclusively used in hitting your opponents with ranged attacks.

Ballistic Skill	Example
10	A peasant hunter
15	A hired crossbowman
25	Battlefield sniper
40	Dwarf Engineer

Strength - Determines the likelihood any attack you make will actually damage the target. It also can add additional damage. It is used on all melee weapons and some ranged weapons such as bows, although many ranged weapons such as crossbows and handguns have static strength scores (They are always constant).

Strength	Example
10	A basic human
15	A norseman
25	Blood Dragon vampire
40	A very large ogre

Toughness - Toughness is the likelihood that an attack will deal a blow that actually hurts you. In addition any attack that wounds you successfully will deal less damage the more toughness you have. Toughness is used to resist all weapon damage, ranged and melee, and a few select spells.

Toughness	Example
10	Human
15	Beastman
25	Dwarf Ironbreaker
40	Minotaur

Agility - Agility is used to determine turn order as well as to avoid ranged attacks.
In addition a few weapons that rely more on speed than power such as light throwing weapons (daggers, darts, shurikans etc) use Agility instead of Strength to wound foes.

Agility	Example
5	Dwarf
10	A basic soldier
15	An elf
25	A wood elf wardancer
40	Skaven assassin

Willpower - Willpower is strength of mind and is the most important attribute for spellcasters. Willpower determines the chance a spell will be cast successfully, lower the risk of miscasting a spell and improve the power and potency of most spells. It also is of value to noncasters as it increases your own resistance to enemy spells.

Willpower	Example
10	Human
15	Hardened Soldier
25	An empire wizard
40	Archmage

Wounds- Wounds is the simple amount of damage you can take before collapsing. It is known in many other games as Hp or hit/health points.

Agility	Example
5	Goblin
10	Orc
15	Warboss
25	Ogre
40	Wyvern