Procedure
- Keeper calls for a roll for a particular Ability and sets difficulty. Difficulty is usually secret.
- The player chooses whether or not to spend points and rolls 1d6 + the number of points spent.
- Check to see if the player rolled above or equal to the Difficulty.
- There is no additional effect to succeeding with a high roll.
Sample Ability Tests
- There is a very low fence, it shouldn't be hard to jump over.
- Athletics difficulty 2.
- Stabilizing a seriously hurt person if you're not a doctor.
- First Aid difficulty 3.
- The road is in a sorry state due to the heavy rain.
- Driving difficulty 4.
- The horse is spooked and just wants to get away, controlling it takes much of your attention.
- Riding difficulty 5.
- The guards are extremely alert, they are not slacking off in their attention whatsoever.
- Stealth difficulty 6.
Daniel has Athletics 8 and needs to climb a wall. The Keeper describes it as an imposingly ragged cliff with lots of rough outcroppings. The secret difficulty is 6. Daniel decides to spend 3 Athletics points. He rolls a 5 and the total is 8. He gets up the wall without a problem but his Athletics Pool is now down to 5. If he had rolled a 3 he would still have been successful.
Back to Loss of Life prep page
No comments:
Post a Comment