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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 9728057" data-attributes="member: 87792">I think Daggerheart will put a near end to this. And for the record they've worked out that the distribution of 2d12, ignoring doubles (any double is a crit success) is not too dissimilar to the distribution of 1d20+3, ignoring NAT 20. So you can basically use 5e difficulty numbers.Two major ones. The first is that complexity is always, always a cost. Sometimes the cost is worth paying - but complexity (and needing to consult rulebooks in play) is a cost to think about.The second is that I designed a game based on PbtA Hunger Games - and was very happy with it until I started to ask myself who I'd even try to playtest it with. You see to be true to genre it had player elimination and wanted a dozen players. Maybe at a convention? That one's still on my Google drive but utterly un-playtested for that reason.</blockquote>