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	A high success does not permit players to skip parts of the plot. Rolling a '6' won't let you find plane tickets to R'lyeh in your grandfather's attic, but would give you names and dates instead of just an address for cultist meetings.		A high success does not permit players to skip parts of the plot. Rolling a '6' won't let you find plane tickets to R'lyeh in your grandfather's attic, but would give you names and dates instead of just an address for cultist meetings.

	When you manage to roll under the Investigator's ~~Insight~~ score (thus avoiding increasing Insanity), that means the Investigator manages to "keep their act together" in great stress, it certainly does not mean the Investigator is fine nor okay with what's going on. When you roll above the Investigator's Insight score, the Investigator fails to keep it together, and "loses it" a little bit more.		When you manage to roll under the Investigator's Insanity score (thus avoiding increasing Insanity), that means the Investigator manages to "keep their act together" in great stress, it certainly does not mean the Investigator is fine nor okay with what's going on. When you roll above the Investigator's Insight score, the Investigator fails to keep it together, and "loses it" a little bit more.

	Among players who trust each other, a player who is not the Keeper might suggest an interesting way to fail after a roll is made for a challenge. This player would roll a single die, and if it is higher than the result value that was rolled, the interesting failure occurs. (Can the Investigator player still risk Insanity to get a re-roll after this?)		Among players who trust each other, a player who is not the Keeper might suggest an interesting way to fail after a roll is made for a challenge. This player would roll a single die, and if it is higher than the result value that was rolled, the interesting failure occurs. (Can the Investigator player still risk Insanity to get a re-roll after this?)

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Characters

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	== Characters ==		== Characters ==
	Player characters are referred to as "Investigators," regardless of their chosen career. For each Investigator, choose a name, a professional occupation, and write a very brief description. Each investigator also has an ~~Insight~~ score, which starts at "1."		Player characters are referred to as "Investigators," regardless of their chosen career. For each Investigator, choose a name, a professional occupation, and write a very brief description. Each investigator also has an Insanity score, which starts at "1."

	In almost all cases, one player will be the one who describes the settings, supporting characters, and so on. This player knows the plot, and reveals it to the other players bit by bit as the Investigators discover the awful truth. This player is referred to as the "Keeper," though people familiar with RPGs might use the term "GameMaster."		In almost all cases, one player will be the one who describes the settings, supporting characters, and so on. This player knows the plot, and reveals it to the other players bit by bit as the Investigators discover the awful truth. This player is referred to as the "Keeper," though people familiar with RPGs might use the term "GameMaster."

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	A high success does not permit players to skip parts of the plot. Rolling a '6' won't let you find plane tickets to R'lyeh in your grandfather's attic, but would give you names and dates instead of just an address for cultist meetings.		A high success does not permit players to skip parts of the plot. Rolling a '6' won't let you find plane tickets to R'lyeh in your grandfather's attic, but would give you names and dates instead of just an address for cultist meetings.

	When you manage to roll under the Investigator's ~~Insanity~~ score (thus avoiding increasing Insanity), that means the Investigator manages to "keep their act together" in great stress, it certainly does not mean the Investigator is fine nor okay with what's going on. When you roll above the Investigator's ~~Insanity~~ score, the Investigator fails to keep it together, and "loses it" a little bit more.		When you manage to roll under the Investigator's Insight score (thus avoiding increasing Insanity), that means the Investigator manages to "keep their act together" in great stress, it certainly does not mean the Investigator is fine nor okay with what's going on. When you roll above the Investigator's Insight score, the Investigator fails to keep it together, and "loses it" a little bit more.

	Among players who trust each other, a player who is not the Keeper might suggest an interesting way to fail after a roll is made for a challenge. This player would roll a single die, and if it is higher than the result value that was rolled, the interesting failure occurs. (Can the Investigator player still risk Insanity to get a re-roll after this?)		Among players who trust each other, a player who is not the Keeper might suggest an interesting way to fail after a roll is made for a challenge. This player would roll a single die, and if it is higher than the result value that was rolled, the interesting failure occurs. (Can the Investigator player still risk Insanity to get a re-roll after this?)

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Characters

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	== Characters ==		== Characters ==
	Player characters are referred to as "Investigators," regardless of their chosen career. For each Investigator, choose a name, a professional occupation, and write a very brief description. Each investigator also has an ~~Insanity~~ score, which starts at "1."		Player characters are referred to as "Investigators," regardless of their chosen career. For each Investigator, choose a name, a professional occupation, and write a very brief description. Each investigator also has an Insight score, which starts at "1."

	In almost all cases, one player will be the one who describes the settings, supporting characters, and so on. This player knows the plot, and reveals it to the other players bit by bit as the Investigators discover the awful truth. This player is referred to as the "Keeper," though people familiar with RPGs might use the term "GameMaster."		In almost all cases, one player will be the one who describes the settings, supporting characters, and so on. This player knows the plot, and reveals it to the other players bit by bit as the Investigators discover the awful truth. This player is referred to as the "Keeper," though people familiar with RPGs might use the term "GameMaster."

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	Player characters are referred to as "Investigators," regardless of their chosen career. For each Investigator, choose a name, a professional occupation, and write a very brief description. Each investigator also has an Insanity score, which starts at "1."		Player characters are referred to as "Investigators," regardless of their chosen career. For each Investigator, choose a name, a professional occupation, and write a very brief description. Each investigator also has an Insanity score, which starts at "1."

	In almost all cases, one player will be the one who describes the settings, supporting characters, and so on. This player knows the plot, and reveals it to the other players bit by bit as the Investigators discover the awful truth. This player is referred to as the "Keeper," though people familiar with RPGs might use the term "~~Master~~."		In almost all cases, one player will be the one who describes the settings, supporting characters, and so on. This player knows the plot, and reveals it to the other players bit by bit as the Investigators discover the awful truth. This player is referred to as the "Keeper," though people familiar with RPGs might use the term "GameMaster."

	== Challenges ==		== Challenges ==

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Clarifications

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	There are no combat rules. Cultists are mooks, a battle with them is a normal challenge. If you must fight the inhuman creatures let loose upon the Earth, the Investigator(s) will assuredly fail and perish. Investigators should roll dice to hide or to escape instead.		There are no combat rules. Cultists are mooks, a battle with them is a normal challenge. If you must fight the inhuman creatures let loose upon the Earth, the Investigator(s) will assuredly fail and perish. Investigators should roll dice to hide or to escape instead.

	Things "within human capabilities" include: picking locks, finding Ry'~~leh~~, decyphering ancient carvings, spotting something concealed, researching a building's history, rationalizing something horrific. Things that are not within human capabilities include: casting spells, understanding inhuman purpose, being effective in dreams. An Investigator can still do things outside human capabilities, but unless that Investigator has an esoteric and very specific occupation, the only die that can be rolled for the attempt would be the Insanity die.		Things "within human capabilities" include: picking locks, finding R'lyeh, decyphering ancient carvings, spotting something concealed, researching a building's history, rationalizing something horrific. Things that are not within human capabilities include: casting spells, understanding inhuman purpose, being effective in dreams. An Investigator can still do things outside human capabilities, but unless that Investigator has an esoteric and very specific occupation, the only die that can be rolled for the attempt would be the Insanity die.

	A high success does not permit players to skip parts of the plot. Rolling a '6' won't let you find plane tickets to Ry'~~leh~~ in your grandfather's attic, but would give you names and dates instead of just an address for cultist meetings.		A high success does not permit players to skip parts of the plot. Rolling a '6' won't let you find plane tickets to R'lyeh in your grandfather's attic, but would give you names and dates instead of just an address for cultist meetings.

	When you manage to roll under the Investigator's Insanity score (thus avoiding increasing Insanity), that means the Investigator manages to "keep their act together" in great stress, it certainly does not mean the Investigator is fine nor okay with what's going on. When you roll above the Investigator's Insanity score, the Investigator fails to keep it together, and "loses it" a little bit more.		When you manage to roll under the Investigator's Insanity score (thus avoiding increasing Insanity), that means the Investigator manages to "keep their act together" in great stress, it certainly does not mean the Investigator is fine nor okay with what's going on. When you roll above the Investigator's Insanity score, the Investigator fails to keep it together, and "loses it" a little bit more.

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Challenges

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	* One differently-coloured die if the Investigator is ''willing to risk their own sanity to succeed''		* One differently-coloured die if the Investigator is ''willing to risk their own sanity to succeed''

	Of the dice rolled, choose the one showing the highest value as the result. A '1' is ~~an abject failure~~, with consequences. A '6' is an overwhelming success, possibly with benefits that can be used later. If the result is unsatisfactory, the player may reroll all the dice but ''must'' include the Insanity die in the reroll.		Of the dice rolled, choose the one showing the highest value as the result. A '1' is barely a success, possibly with problematic consequences. A '6' is an overwhelming success, possibly with benefits that can be used later. If the result is unsatisfactory, the player may reroll all the dice but ''must'' include the Insanity die in the reroll.

	If the roll is for an investigation, a '1' ~~is still a success, but only~~ the barest minimum required to advance the plot, and may include disastrous omissions or mistakes. A '5' would get you everything you needed and wanted to know, and a '6' might give you more information than you feel comfortable with, and could prompt an Insanity roll.		If the roll is for an investigation, a '1' gives you the barest minimum required to advance the plot, and may include disastrous omissions or mistakes. A '5' would get you everything you needed and wanted to know, and a '6' might give you more information than you feel comfortable with, and could prompt an Insanity roll.

	When more than one Investigator wishes to work together on a task, every Investigator rolls dice as if they were making the attempt, and the highest die of all rolled is used.		When more than one Investigator wishes to work together on a task, every Investigator rolls dice as if they were making the attempt, and the highest die of all rolled is used.

1d4chan>Petro at 01:18, 23 April 2012

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	Among players who trust each other, a player who is not the Keeper might suggest an interesting way to fail after a roll is made for a challenge. This player would roll a single die, and if it is higher than the result value that was rolled, the interesting failure occurs. (Can the Investigator player still risk Insanity to get a re-roll after this?)		Among players who trust each other, a player who is not the Keeper might suggest an interesting way to fail after a roll is made for a challenge. This player would roll a single die, and if it is higher than the result value that was rolled, the interesting failure occurs. (Can the Investigator player still risk Insanity to get a re-roll after this?)

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