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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dr Midnight" data-source="post: 119922" data-attributes="member: 69">The system's really simple. 2d6, of differing colors, one's positive, one's negative. You roll both and add the result to your Action Value for whatever you're trying to do. Let's say you're attempting to backflip through the window of an exploding building to catch a telephone line to break your fall. Fairly simple task, right? You'd use your Martial Arts Action Value, or AV... which might be 13. The target difficulty is 17. You roll your 2d6. The red one's positive, blue's negative. Red rolls a 6, blue rolls a 2. Reroll sixes... Now Red rolls a 4. 6-2+4+your AV=21. Not only is that good enough to make it, but you do it so well that you swing down on the phone line, kicking several mooks in the face, and land right next to a sports car with the keys in the ignition. That's the jist of it. Very loose, sloppy, fun game.EDIT: Damn, beaten by the 'cat.</blockquote>