Simple D6 - Third Edition - Revision history

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	'''Easy tasks''' are never rolled for. If a task is easy enough to confer a bonus to a roll, just assume it was a success.		'''Easy tasks''' are never rolled for. If a task is easy enough to confer a bonus to a roll, just assume it was a success.

	==Character ~~progression~~==		==Character Progression==

	Every session the Game Master may choose to give all players 1-4 points of experience or roll a d20 for how many points . For 2 points of experience, players may buy a new skill relevant to what happened in the session. One extra hit point costs 3 experience points and one extra Defense costs 4 experience points.		Every session the Game Master may choose to give all players 1-4 points of experience or roll a d20 for how many points . For 2 points of experience, players may buy a new skill relevant to what happened in the session. One extra hit point costs 3 experience points and one extra Defense costs 4 experience points.

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Intro

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	==Intro==		==Intro==

	Simple d6, or SD6, is a super-lite, free-form roleplaying system which can be used for all settings and is written for people who hate explaining advanced systems or just love simplicity in their games. It can be summarized by taking one dice for each skill which would help in the given situation and add one – then roll them and take the highest result and you are done.		Simple d6, or SD6, is a super-lite, free-form roleplaying system which can be used for all settings and is written for people who hate explaining advanced systems or just love simplicity in their games. It can be summarized by taking one dice for each skill which would help in the given situation and add one – then roll them and take the highest result and you are done.

			UPDATE: [[Hit_-_Score_First_Edition]] has been posted as a stream-lined and fleshed out alternative.

	==Character Creation==		==Character Creation==

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Resources: Added One-page Games

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	* [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/File:Simple_D6_Charsheet.pdf#file\| 8.5x11 character sheet]		* [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/File:Simple_D6_Charsheet.pdf#file\| 8.5x11 character sheet]

	[[Category:Homebrew Rules]][[Category:Roleplaying]][[Category:Systems]]		[[Category:Homebrew Rules]][[Category:One-page Games]][[Category:Roleplaying]][[Category:Systems]]

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	==Character Creation==		==Character Creation==

	To make a character, find a concept (a profession for instance) and a name you like. You start with 1 Quality, 5 Skills, and 5 Hit Points in ~~every~~ Aspect. All your Aspects have 1 in Defense at start. You may give up 1 Skill to get either +2 Hit Points in a single Aspect or +1 Defense in a single Aspect per Skill you gave up.		To make a character, find a concept (a profession for instance) and a name you like. You start with 1 Quality, 5 Skills, and 5 Hit Points in each Aspect. All your Aspects have 1 in Defense at start. You may give up 1 Skill to get either +2 Hit Points in a single Aspect or +1 Defense in a single Aspect per Skill you gave up.

	'''Aspects''' are different areas of interaction and relevant Aspects will change from game to game. Common Aspects are Combat, Social, Magic or Sanity for instance. There is theoretically an infinite number of aspects so make sure to ask your Game Master which Aspects will be used before the game.		'''Aspects''' are different areas of interaction and relevant Aspects will change from game to game. Common Aspects are Combat, Social, Magic or Sanity for instance. There is theoretically an infinite number of aspects so make sure to ask your Game Master which Aspects will be used before the game.

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	==Character Creation==		==Character Creation==

	To make a character, find a concept (a profession for instance) and a name you like. You start with 1 Quality, 5 Skills, and 5 Hit Points. All your Aspects have 1 in Defense at start. You may give up 1 Skill to get either +2 Hit Points in a single Aspect or +1 Defense in a single Aspect per Skill you gave up.		To make a character, find a concept (a profession for instance) and a name you like. You start with 1 Quality, 5 Skills, and 5 Hit Points in every Aspect. All your Aspects have 1 in Defense at start. You may give up 1 Skill to get either +2 Hit Points in a single Aspect or +1 Defense in a single Aspect per Skill you gave up.

	'''Aspects''' are different areas of interaction and relevant Aspects will change from game to game. Common Aspects are Combat, Social, Magic or Sanity for instance. There is theoretically an infinite number of aspects so make sure to ask your Game Master which Aspects will be used before the game.		'''Aspects''' are different areas of interaction and relevant Aspects will change from game to game. Common Aspects are Combat, Social, Magic or Sanity for instance. There is theoretically an infinite number of aspects so make sure to ask your Game Master which Aspects will be used before the game.

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	==Character Creation==		==Character Creation==

	To make a character, find a concept (a profession for instance) and a name you like. You start with 1 Quality, 5 Skills, and ~~100~~ Hit Points. All your Aspects have 1 in Defense at start. You may give up 1 Skill to get either +2 Hit Points in a single Aspect or +1 Defense in a single Aspect per Skill you gave up.		To make a character, find a concept (a profession for instance) and a name you like. You start with 1 Quality, 5 Skills, and 5 Hit Points. All your Aspects have 1 in Defense at start. You may give up 1 Skill to get either +2 Hit Points in a single Aspect or +1 Defense in a single Aspect per Skill you gave up.

	'''Aspects''' are different areas of interaction and relevant Aspects will change from game to game. Common Aspects are Combat, Social, Magic or Sanity for instance. There is theoretically an infinite number of aspects so make sure to ask your Game Master which Aspects will be used before the game.		'''Aspects''' are different areas of interaction and relevant Aspects will change from game to game. Common Aspects are Combat, Social, Magic or Sanity for instance. There is theoretically an infinite number of aspects so make sure to ask your Game Master which Aspects will be used before the game.

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Character progression

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	Every session the Game Master may choose to give all players 1-4 points of experience or roll a d20 for how many points . For 2 points of experience, players may buy a new skill relevant to what happened in the session. One extra hit point costs 3 experience points and one extra Defense costs 4 experience points.		Every session the Game Master may choose to give all players 1-4 points of experience or roll a d20 for how many points . For 2 points of experience, players may buy a new skill relevant to what happened in the session. One extra hit point costs 3 experience points and one extra Defense costs 4 experience points.
			You can put a points into a stat.

	==Special Abilities==		==Special Abilities==

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Character progression

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	==Character progression==		==Character progression==

	Every session the Game Master may choose to give all players 1-4 points of experience. For 2 points of experience, players may buy a new skill relevant to what happened in the session. One extra hit point costs 3 experience points and one extra Defense costs 4 experience points.		Every session the Game Master may choose to give all players 1-4 points of experience or roll a d20 for how many points . For 2 points of experience, players may buy a new skill relevant to what happened in the session. One extra hit point costs 3 experience points and one extra Defense costs 4 experience points.

	==Special Abilities==		==Special Abilities==