calling an object variable in a dictionary

[Larz60+]

I'm not sure what you are trying to do, but think it's something like this:
(this done in Python 3.5, can't stand 2.7 it's toooooo old

class char(object):
    'chactors'

    # Create instances of object
    def __init__(self, name, d):
        self.name = name
        self.d = int(d)
        self.statlist = {'mov': d, 'act': d}
        self.skillmap = {'mov': 'self.mov'}
        print('self.statlist: {}'.format(self.statlist))
        print('self.skillmap: {}'.format(self.skillmap))
        self.satmap = {'d': 'self.d'}
        self.skillint = None

    def action(self, skill):
        if skill in self.statlist:
            print('self.statlist[skill]: {}'.format(self.statlist[skill]))

def main():
    char1 = char('q', '1')
    char1.statlist['mov'] = 10
    char1.statlist['act'] = 200

    char1.action('mov')
    char1.action('act')

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

results:

Output:
self.statlist: {'mov': '1', 'act': '1'}
self.skillmap: {'mov': 'self.mov'}
self.statlist[skill]: 10
self.statlist[skill]: 200

Process finished with exit code 0