u/AlwaysBeQuestioning

▲ 28 r/osr

Are there any OSR systems that only use d6s? Especially roll-under systems?

I’m playing in a place where dice other than d6s are prohibitively expensive, so I want to try find more systems that only use d6s. I know plenty of trad games (Free League’s stuff, Shadowrun), narrative games (PbtA stuff, FATE) and one-pagers (Honey Heist, Lasers and Feelings) that use d6s, but I don’t know any OSR games that do.

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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning — 2 days ago
▲ 49 r/rpg

Is there an RPG which only uses d6s, has degrees of success, and which doesn't require doing addition every roll?

I'm playing with players in a country where dice sets are hard to acquire. d6s are common. We like degrees of success. The majority of the players have dyscalculia, so they have a lot of trouble adding numbers together, but comparing something to a quick metric (like Call of Cthulhu's "roll and compare result to your stat") is easy.

We'd like to find RPGs that would very well suit this group for a short campaign or two.

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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning — 2 days ago

RPGs where equipping a weapon determines your class and abilities?

I'm looking for RPGs where class and resulting abilities largely are centered around the use of a specific weapon or type of weapon. In Western RPGs, a class usually can use a variety of weapons, but I know that in some MMORPGs and JRPGs and some other types of RPGs, a character equipping a specific type of weapon will get their class and abilities determined by that type of weapon.

What recommendations do you all have for me?

I am a veteran of RPGs across all forms of media, and I have access to a good PC, a PS4, PS3, PS2, Nintendo Switch 1, GameCube and SNES.

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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning — 2 days ago
▲ 11 r/rpg+1 crossposts

I like giving my players direct access to books I use as a GM, but most books have game rules and math in them. I want to hand them books from my shelf that look like books their characters could gain access to, especially in pre-modern settings (historical, fantasy or retro-futuristic sci-fi).

Books of settings, spells, martial arts, monsters, mushrooms, food, cooking, drinks, architecture, culture, nature, etc.

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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning — 9 days ago

I noticed I had a cold sore 19 days ago. It burst, scabbed over, scabs fell off and it started to heal. It’s been a different colour than the rest of my lips since then and has been this way for about 10 days.

I’ve been trying to figure out if at this point it is safe to kiss someone else again. Some sources say “wait until it is healed, but discoloration may remain after healing”, while other sources say “it is not healed until everything is the same colour”.

u/AlwaysBeQuestioning — 11 days ago