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Message: <blockquote data-quote="steenan" data-source="post: 6255926" data-attributes="member: 23240">Powered by Apocalypse (Apocalypse World, Dungeon World, Monsterhearts etc.)Roll 2d6+stat (stats are in range -1 to +3):6 or less: GM makes a hard move (a negative consequence that can't be avoided and must be dealt with). This can mean a failure in the task attempted, but does not have to.7-9: Success with a complication or cost.10+: Full success, no negatives.Rolls are triggered by specific events in fiction. A mechanical resolution can't be attempted without meeting the trigger and it can't be ignored when the trigger is met.Some "moves" (trigger+roll+results) are usable for everybody, some are character-specific.Only players roll dice.[HR][/HR]Fate CoreRoll skill+4dF (Fudge dice: two sides with +, two with -, two blank). A roll may be against an opponent's roll or a static difficulty.Aspects that may be invoked (for a fate point, +2 to the result or reroll all dice) or compelled (GM gives a player a fate point and introduces a complication based on the aspect; player may pay fate point to refuse).Four types of actions: Attack (deal stress; stressed out character is removed from conflict), Create advantage (discover or create an aspect and gain a free invoke), Overcome (achieve a specific goal or remove a negative condition) and Defend (stop a hostile action).Four results: failure, draw (partial effect or complication), success and success with style (with additional benefits).[HR][/HR]Cortex PlusCreate a dice pool by taking one die from each of several categories (eg. an affiliation, a distinction, a speciality and a superpower). Roll the pool and sum the two highest results. Compare to the sum of an opposing roll.Each "1" rolled may be activated by the opposition with a Plot Point to introduce a complication.</blockquote>

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