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All challenges are rolled with 2d6 with the appropriate stat modifier added. On a 2 or 3, the character critically fails. On 4-6, the character regularly fails. On 7-9, the character succeeds, and on 10-12 the player critically succeeds. However, if the player rolls doubles, something bad also happens if the player succeeds at all, or something good if the player fails at all.
All challenges are rolled with 2d6 with the appropriate stat modifier added. On a 2 or 3, the character critically fails. On 4-6, the character regularly fails. On 7-9, the character succeeds, and on 10-12 the player critically succeeds. However, if the player rolls doubles, something bad also happens if the player succeeds at all, or something good if the player fails at all.


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Revision as of 19:04, 25 March 2018

A ridiculously simple system, so easy even a retard could play it. Invented on 8chan's /tg/ board.

Each character gets six stats. Each stat must be given a modifier from the set [-2, -1, +1, +1, +2, +2]. These stats can be whatever the player wants them to be; there is no set list of attributes or skills to use for stats. Any stat that isn't set for the character is at +0.

All challenges are rolled with 2d6 with the appropriate stat modifier added. On a 2 or 3, the character critically fails. On 4-6, the character regularly fails. On 7-9, the character succeeds, and on 10-12 the player critically succeeds. However, if the player rolls doubles, something bad also happens if the player succeeds at all, or something good if the player fails at all.