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<blockquote data-quote="GMMichael" data-source="post: 9063954" data-attributes="member: 6685730">Congrats on finding your compass bearing!&nbsp; I'm not quite seeing the &quot;simple&quot; and &quot;super quick,&quot; but I'll hold my breath as the new path evolves.Edit for specificity: for most of the game, characters get one attack (per round, assumed).&nbsp; Opponents need to have a high enough React to reduce damage.&nbsp; The attacker's weapon has a number of damage dice, providing 2 durability each to the weapon.&nbsp; The attacker needs to record 1s and Max damage results separately (assuming the GM records the totals).&nbsp; In addition, some abilities occur based on the results of the 2d20.&nbsp; Which could be a Skill Action, but in that case, abilities don't count.&nbsp; But if your roll is a 1 and a 2, you get a movement boost.&nbsp; But for any other low rolls, you can choose to save it and turn it into a bonus.&nbsp; Unless you get hit by something . . .Was all that for a character's one attack per round?&nbsp; I'm not a fan of D&amp;D's &quot;you miss.&nbsp; Your turn is over,&quot; but it has simplicity on its side.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMMichael, post: 9063954, member: 6685730"] Congrats on finding your compass bearing! I'm not quite seeing the "simple" and "super quick," but I'll hold my breath as the new path evolves. Edit for specificity: for most of the game, characters get one attack (per round, assumed). Opponents need to have a high enough React to reduce damage. The attacker's weapon has a number of damage dice, providing 2 durability each to the weapon. The attacker needs to record 1s and Max damage results separately (assuming the GM records the totals). In addition, some abilities occur based on the results of the 2d20. Which could be a Skill Action, but in that case, abilities don't count. But if your roll is a 1 and a 2, you get a movement boost. But for any other low rolls, you can choose to save it and turn it into a bonus. Unless you get hit by something . . . Was all that for a character's one attack per round? I'm not a fan of D&D's "you miss. Your turn is over," but it has simplicity on its side. [/QUOTE]

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