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--- verysimplesix:verysimplesix [2021/05/12 11:52] – [VerySimpleSix (VSS)] jasonp
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 A very simple roleplaying game system, hacked up from old ideas by JP.
+====== Number Ratings, Points Whatever You Call It ======
+Every power, ability, strength or such in this game has a rating. This is a number denoting how capable it is, and is directly compared to other numbers to determine how they relate. In this way a power 10 blaster shot is superior to a power 5 laser blast. The ratings work something like so:
+  * 0: Weaksauce!
+  * 5: Ok
+  * 10: Good
+  * 15: Great
+  * 20: Amazeballs!
+A number also has a companion value called a range, based on it. Here are the range rules:
+  * 5 or less: (1)
+  * 6-9: (2)
+  * 10-13: (3)
+  * 14-17: (4)
+  * 18-21: (5)
+So in this way that blaster shot above is 10(3). and the laser blast 5(1). Range is used for deciding the rolling method for tests:
+-----
+====== Unlikely, Maybe, or Likely ======
+When you have to roll the dice, you'll compare the two numbers. Then you'll know if the action, effect, etc. is one of:
+  * **Unlikely**: A chancy roll likely to result in a poor outcome.
+  * **Maybe**: A normal roll that could go either way.
+  * **Likely**: A roll more likely to result in a good outcome.
+The value and it's range are used to determine this. To determine the effect of a Blaster shot 10(3) against an armored door 7(2) we just compare the values:
+  * Is your score **higher than the other score**? Yes: Likely, stop.
+  * Is your score **less than the other score but by less than your range** (less than score+range?) Yes: Maybe, stop.
+  * Unlikely, stop.
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 ====== Creating Adventurers, Pick a Level! ======
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 In order to create an adventurer, decide on their level:
-  * 3: Ordinary.
+  * 3: **Ordinary**.
-  * 5: Special.
+    * //18 points for Attributes, 12 points for Strengths, 8 points in Skills/Talents//
-  * 7: Hero.
+  * 5: **Special**.
-  * 9: Legend.
+    * //26 points for Attributes, 18 points for Strengths, 12 points in Skills/Talents//
+  * 7: **Hero**.
+    * //34 points for Attributes, 24 points for Strengths, 16 points in Skills/Talents//
+  * 9: **Legend**.
+    * //42 points for Attributes, 30 points for Strengths, 20 points in Skills/Talents//
 Once you have a level you have:
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   * 6 + Level * 4 **Attribute** points to place between: Dexterity, Knowledge, Mechanical, Perception, Technical. Valid values are 0 to 7.
   * 3 + Level * 3 **Strength** points to place between: Body, Force, and Genius. Valid values are 0 to 7.
-  * Level * 2 points in Skills/Talents. Skills are listed under each Attribute, Talents under each Strength. You may not place more than six points into any one skill or talent.
+  * 2 + Level * 2 points in Skills/Talents. Skills are listed under each Attribute, Talents under each Strength. You may not place more than six points into any one skill or talent.
   * - There are specific restrictions on Force talents based on the die code of the Force Strength itself. See [[#The Flow of the Force]].
 The GM will set the "level" of the game. This is the maximum level you can take in a character. If you choose to take a lesser level, you'll get certain abilities under [[#The Flow of the Force]].
+**Skilled / Talented**: Choose to reduce Attribute points by 4 to gain 15 points in Skills/Talents. You may only do this once.
 ===== Adventurers: Attributes & Skills =====

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