Use of a good sector editor (NU from Norton Utilities for example) can
 allow one to modify selected data to create a playable set of characters
 for Wizardry V, rather than the 'wimps' one usually starts with.  This
 gives a player a chance to play with 'decent' characters.  Data resides
 on sectors 92-93-94 (a disk has sectors 0-719 decimal).
 
 Conts.          Char.1  Char.2  Char.3  Char.4  Char.5  Char.6
 Sector          92      92      92-93   93      93-94   94
 
                 (All the following locations are in Hex)
 
 #chars in name  0       F6      1EC     1D8     CE
 char name (15 MAX)      1-F     F7-105  1ED-1FB E3-F1   1D9-1E7 CF-DD
 #chars in passwd        10      106     1FC     F2      1E8     DE
 pswd name (15 MAX)      11-1F   107-115 1FD-B   F3-101  1E9-1F7 DF-ED
 race (1 to 5)   20      116     C       102     1F8     EF
 class (0 to 7)  22      118     E       104     1FA     F0
 alignment (1 to 3)      24      11A     10      106     1FC     F2
 
 lockbit (boolean), status, age (integer), ability, saving throw (go here)
 
 Gold (LO-HI bytes)      34-35   12A-12B 20-21   116-117 C-D     102-103
 items held (8)  3A      130     26      11C     12      108
 actual items    3C-5B   132-151 28-47   11E-3D  14-33   10A-129
         (8 bytes ea)
 experience (LO-HI)      5C-5F   152-155 48-4B   13E-141 34-37   12A-12D
 previous level  62      158     4E      144     3A      130
 current level   64      15A     50      146     3C      132
 current Hit Points      66-67   15C-15D 52-53   148-149 3E-3F   134-135
 maximum Hit Points      68-69   15E-15F 54-55   14A-14B 40-41   136-137
 
 spells known, max spell available, current spell available, fight level.
 armor class, regeneration, poison, autokill, number of swings, damage
 (go here)
 
 Race: 1=Human, 2=Elf, 3=Dwarf, 4=Gnome, 5=Hobbit
 Class: 0=Fighter, 1=Mage, 2=Priest, 3=Thief, 4=Bishop, 5=Samurai, 6=Lord,
 7=Ninja
 Alignment: 1=Good, 2=Neutral, 3=Evil
 
 Good ones to change:    Hex     Decimal
 #Gold...............    5555    21845
 #Experience.........    55555   349525
 #Hit Points.........    C7      199
 
    Be careful; putting in too large a number makes the value negative.