Passive

When creating a character, depending upon their build, they are granted a Passive. For Ghouls, this depends on the Kagune they choose. While for Ghoul Investigators, they have a larger variety of choices due to the fact they have no Kagune to speak of. IC, this is also due to the many performance-enhancing drugs they take to keep themselves on a similar level to Ghouls. When adding a passive to one's stats, specifically for those that enhance an attribute, please do not forget to add a '+' sign to the attribute point in question before adding the bonus to it. So instead of your total appearing like 4, if you had a Rinkaku Kagune with a base Dexterity of 3, it would appear like so: 3+1.

Ghouls
Ghouls possess different types of Kagune, which largely determines the type of abilities they possess. As well as this, they can determine certain intrinsic traits depending upon the Kagune type itself, as has been shown throughout the series.
 * Ukaku. Given their powerful, offensive abilities Ukaku-types typically wear out in battle quickly when compared to other kagune. They possess +1 points in Dexterity. They can not have more than 3 points in their Stamina.
 * Koukaku. Koukaku-types possess excessive strength and durability due to their RC Cells' density. They possess +1 points in Strength. They can not have more than 3 points in Dexterity.
 * Rinkaku. Rinkaku-types are a maelstrom of offense and also boast the greatest regenerative ability. This is because of the weak binding that their RC Cells possess. They possess +1 points in RC Factor. They can not have more than 3 points in Constitution.
 * Bikaku. Bikaku are the most balanced and well-rounded of kagune, because of this they do not have any particular strengths or weaknesses. They possess +.5 points in both Strength and Dexterity.

Investigators
Unlike Ghouls, Ghoul Investigators from the CCG have only one option to choose from, because of the performance-enhancing drugs they take to maintain themselves against Ghoul threats. This can be shown through one's stats simply because without an RC attribute, one gains three points to allocate elsewhere.

To make up for this however, Investigators still have the physiology of a Human and as such can not have more than 2 points in their Constitution.