Editing Stripped Gears (section)

==One Roll Engine==
Stripped Gears runs off of the [[One Roll Engine]]. It uses d10 die pools, and you want to roll pairs or better of dice showing the same value.  The "width" of a matched set is how many dice match, and it's used for the speed and power of an action.  The "height" of a matched set is the value the dice are showing, generally determines the quality of an action.  A roll of 2, 2, 2, 3, 5, 5, 8 has two sets: one with a width of 3 and height of 2 (3x2) and one with a width of 2 and height of 5 (2x5).  A dice pool can have one master die, which you can set to any value before you roll the rest of the dice.

Stripped Gears also uses something like the aspects feature of [[FATE System]], renamed to "drives."  On character creation, humans may be assigned up to five drives for free.  Drives are motivations for the character.  They are almost always what polite society would refer to as flaws. If the player acts out a character's drive in a way that causes a setback, the GM should award a drive point to the player.  Drive points can be spent later on advanced maneuvers in combat.