• Nice theme, well covered<br />
• Nice quotes<br />
• Very nice character sheets.<br />
• d20 systems are not my cup of tea (5% skill increment is not a good idea in RPG IMO)<br />
• Horrible layout eg. outlines and also the annoying third columns which is sometimes on the left, sometimes on the middle and sometimes on the right.

On Tiny D6 system

Since I'm designing my own system (yet another one, but years in the making), I've read a lot of systems, yet this one is so straight forward and well written - its concept is plain fun but the maths are a bit odd.

Chance of success without Focus

• Disadvantage: 33% (-23%)
• Normal: 56%
• Advantage: 70% (+14%)

Chance of success with Focus

• Disadvantage: 50% (-25%)
• Normal: 75%
• Advantage: 87.5% (+12.5%)

So, I use a single d12 instead where you must get at least 7 (+2 if Disadvantage, -2 if Advantage, -1 if Focused) to succeed

• Disadvantage without focus 9+: 33%
• Normal without focus 7+: 50%
• Advantage without focus 5+: 67%
• Disadvantage with focus 8+: 5/12 = 42%
• Normal with focus 6+: 7/12 = 58%
• Advantage with focus 4+: 9/12 = 75% And complication is on the one on a separate d6 throw along the d12.

Or, using a single d12 where you must get at least 8,7,6 for each attribute that is respectively one of weak, average (default), strong then adjusted by +2 on Disadvantage, -2 on Advantage and -1 when Focused. And contextual complications / eases are on the one on a separate d6 thrown along the d12; when one occurs, throw again: odd means complication (eg. you broke your elbow or your bow) and even means ease (you get an extra action or you found a cool item).

Attributes: Agility, Dexterity, Constitution, Strength, Perception, Social, Intellect, Wit (spirit, wisdom) Example Abilities: See in the dark, Animal (a clone of your consciousness takes control of an animal (one at a time); you possess it until you decide to stop or until it dies)

Since I'm designing my own system (yet another one, but years in the making), I've read a lot of systems, yet this one is so straight forward and well written - its concept is plain fun but the maths are a bit odd.

Chance of success without Focus

Disadvantage: 33% (-23%) Normal: 56% Advantage: 70% (+14%) Chance of success with Focus Disadvantage: 50% (-25%) Normal: 75% Advantage: 87.5% (+12.5%) So, I use a single d12 instead where you must get at least 7 (+2 if Disadvantage, -2 if Advantage, -1 if Focused) to succeed. Disadvantage without focus 9+: 33% Normal without focus 7+: 50% Advantage without focus 5+: 67% Disadvantage with focus 8+: 5/12 = 42% Normal with focus 6+: 7/12 = 58% Advantage with focus 4+: 9/12 = 75% And complication is on the one on a separate d6 throw along the d12. Or, using a single d12 where you must get at least 6,7,8 for weak, average, strong then adjusted by +2 on Disadvantage, -2 on Advantage and -1 when Focused. And contextual complications / eases are on the one on a separate d6 thrown along the d12; when one occurs, throw again: odd means complication (eg. you broke your elbow or your bow) and even means ease (you get an extra action or you found a cool item). Or, using a single d12 where you must get at least 8,7,6 for each attribute that is respectively one of weak, average (default), strong then adjusted by +2 on Disadvantage, -2 on Advantage and -1 when Focused. And contextual complications / eases are on the one on a separate d6 thrown along the d12; when one occurs, throw again: odd means complication (eg. you broke your elbow or your bow) and even means ease (you get an extra action or you found a cool item). The Six Attributes: Agility, Dexterity, Constitution, Strength, Perception, Social, Intellect, Wit (spirit, wisdom) Example Abilities: See in the dark, Animal (a clone of your consciousness takes control of an animal (one at a time); you possess it until you decide to stop or until it dies)

Since I'm designing my own system (yet another one, but years in the making), I've read a lot of systems, yet this one is so straight forward and well written - its concept is plain fun but the maths are a bit odd.

Chance of success without Focus

• Disadvantage: 33% (-23%)
• Normal: 56%
• Advantage: 70% (+14%)

Chance of success with Focus

• Disadvantage: 50% (-25%)
• Normal: 75%
• Advantage: 87.5% (+12.5%)

So, I use a single d12 instead (+2 if Disadvantage, -2 if Advantage, -1 if Focused)

• Disadvantage without focus 9+: 4/12 = 33%
• Normal without focus 7+: 6/12 = 50%
• Advantage without focus 5+: 8/12 = 67%
• Disadvantage with focus 8+: 5/12 = 42%
• Normal with focus 6+: 7/12 = 58%
• Advantage with focus 4+: 9/12 = 75%

And complication is on ones!

Since I'm designing my own system (yet another one, but years in the making), I've read a lot of systems, yet this one is so straight forward and well written - its concept is plain fun but the maths are a bit odd.

Chance of success without Focus

• Disadvantage: 33% (-23%)
• Normal: 56%
• Advantage: 70% (+14%)

Chance of success with Focus

• Disadvantage: 50% (-25%)
• Normal: 75%
• Advantage: 87.5% (+12.5%)

So, I use a single d12 instead (+2 if Disadvantage, -2 if Advantage, -1 if Focused)

• Disadvantage without focus 9+: 33%
• Normal without focus 7+: 50%
• Advantage without focus 5+: 67%
• Disadvantage with focus 8+: 5/12 = 42%
• Normal with focus 6+: 7/12 = 58%
• Advantage with focus 4+: 9/12 = 75%

And complication is on ones on a separate d6 throw on the side.