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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 8425232" data-attributes="member: 42582">OK. I'm not sure if you count memory as looking up the sheet or not. PCs in Prince Valiant have rankings in Brawn, Presence and up to two-dozen skills. They also have equipment lists. And there are canonical resolution procedures.Cthulhu Dark doesn't count as FKR under this test either, as the Insanity rating is something that has to be remembered and applied in play.Upthread I posted an ostensibly FKR bloggers formalised set of someone-facing rules for playing AW-flavoured FKR: <a href="https://darkwormcolt.wordpress.com/2019/12/26/apocalypse-world-powered-by-ancient-rules/" target="_blank">Apocalypse World, powered by ancient rules</a>I'm not saying this as a gotcha - I'm just trying to work out what different people are meaning by FKR. I take it that you wouldn't count that system as FKR.As I posted upthread, Risus is very similar to OtE but with tighter editing, and replacing OtE's combat rules with a simpler, more universal, conflict resolution system that has some resemblance to Prince Valiant. In terms of rules systems it's no lighter than OtE without the combat rules (eg just use opposed checks and drop hit points altogether) or Prince Valiant.I had the same thought!</blockquote>