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Rules Reference: Best Practices

The document outlines rules and best practices for a tabletop role-playing game, emphasizing collaboration, strategy, and the importance of questioning. It details mechanics for saves, combat actions, magic usage, and resting, including how to handle damage and conditions. Players are encouraged to engage creatively and adaptively, with a focus on both winning and enjoying the game experience.

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Rules Reference: Best Practices

The document outlines rules and best practices for a tabletop role-playing game, emphasizing collaboration, strategy, and the importance of questioning. It details mechanics for saves, combat actions, magic usage, and resting, including how to handle damage and conditions. Players are encouraged to engage creatively and adaptively, with a focus on both winning and enjoying the game experience.

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Rules reference

Best practices
• Ask lots of questions. Make notes. Draw maps.
• Work together. Devise schemes. Recruit allies.
• Dice are dangerous. Clever plans don’t need to roll.
• Play to win. Delight in losing.
• Fight dirty. Run. Die. Roll a new mouse.

Saves Combat
Roll d20 equal or under an attribute: On your turn, move and take an action.
• STR: tests of physical strength and resilience. Surprise: If enemy is surprised, you go before them.
• DEX: tests of speed and agility. If enemy is not surprised, make a DEX Save to act first.
• WIL: tests of strength of will and charisma. Attacks: Roll your weapon’s die and deal that much
Opposed saves: Both Save, lowest successful value wins. damage to an enemy, minus any armour.
Advantage: When making a Save from a strong position, When an attack is impaired, roll d4 for damage.
roll 2d20 and take the lowest result. When an attack is enhanced, roll d12 for damage.

Disadvantage: When making a Save from a weakened Damage: Dealt to HP first.


position, roll 2d20 and take the highest result. Once HP is depleted, take damage to STR.
After taking STR damage, make a STR Save. On failure,
Attribute damage: When an attribute is reduced by
take an Injured Condition and become incapacitated.
damage, roll d20 equal or under the reduced value.
Death: If STR is reduced to zero, or you are incapaci-
tated for 6 Turns, you die.
Magic Usage: After combat, roll d6 for each weapon, ammu-
Invest 1-3 Power (up to number of unused dots) nition and armour used. On 4-6, mark usage.

Roll d6 for each Power invested.


Mark usage for each die of value 4-6. Rest
The spell effect happens, using [SUM] and [DICE]. Short: Takes a Turn. Restore d6+1 HP.
Mishaps: For every 6 rolled, take d6 WIL damage. Long: Takes a Watch. Restore all HP. If HP is full,
Make a WIL save, gain Drained Condition if failed. restore d6 to an attribute score.
Full: Takes a week. Fully restore HP and attribute scores.

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