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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Composer99" data-source="post: 8783160" data-attributes="member: 7030042">If you want to have lots of rolling, then you probably want:(1) A simple die roll - whether that's a d20, a d6, 2d6, a d10, 2d10, or something similar. Best bets are likely d6/d10 or 2d6/2d10 for easy probability calculations.(2) Very few modifiers.A follow-up question is, are there follow-up rolls to establish magnitudes of resolution (the way damage rolls follow attack rolls in D&D), or is that supposed to follow from the in-game fiction (somewhat like Moves in a PbtA game)?</blockquote>