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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 8936011" data-attributes="member: 86653">That looks like a boiled down Mythic GM Emulator. There’s a solo actual play YouTuber who uses it extensively. Me, Myself, and Die. I think what is lost is rediscovered and lost again in cycles. This is a very old idea. Morale, reaction checks, random encounters, etc. It’s good to use random rolls for things instead on spending game time overthinking them.I always have to one degree or another.Unless I called it out to the players they likely wouldn’t have a clue.Again, I already do. I love random charts and rolls. Always use them to reduce my workload. I’d rather spend five minutes designing a random chart to reference at will than spend five minutes thinking about a new answer every time the same question comes up.There are also non-binary routes to take.Roll 1d6. 1 no, and. 2 no. 3 no, but. 4 yes, but. 5 yes. 6 yes, and. Adjust the probabilities by using 5E-style dis/advantage. Roll two, keep one.Roll 2d6. 6- hard referee move. 7-9 soft referee &amp; player moves. 10+ player move. Adjust with +/-2 or dis/advantage.You can make all kinds of oracles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 8936011, member: 86653"] That looks like a boiled down Mythic GM Emulator. There’s a solo actual play YouTuber who uses it extensively. Me, Myself, and Die. I think what is lost is rediscovered and lost again in cycles. This is a very old idea. Morale, reaction checks, random encounters, etc. It’s good to use random rolls for things instead on spending game time overthinking them. I always have to one degree or another. Unless I called it out to the players they likely wouldn’t have a clue. Again, I already do. I love random charts and rolls. Always use them to reduce my workload. I’d rather spend five minutes designing a random chart to reference at will than spend five minutes thinking about a new answer every time the same question comes up. There are also non-binary routes to take. Roll 1d6. 1 no, and. 2 no. 3 no, but. 4 yes, but. 5 yes. 6 yes, and. Adjust the probabilities by using 5E-style dis/advantage. Roll two, keep one. Roll 2d6. 6- hard referee move. 7-9 soft referee & player moves. 10+ player move. Adjust with +/-2 or dis/advantage. You can make all kinds of oracles. [/QUOTE]

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