possibly... what ever you do, make sure you add some post-apocalypse references into it. Why? Because everyone I know that watches that show seems to somehow overlook those hints and such.

>>15009734

Most of that would be left up to whoever's running the game; I don't want to bog it down with a lot of specifics. Mostly, I figure the game's goals would be either: (A) Find something interesting to do, (B) Beat up random monsters, or (C) Find relics from before the mushroom war, that lead to A and B.

I'm figuring a lot of the game would be decided by the players. Someone would suggest something to go do and the game rolls on.

>>15009734
and then they annoy the hell out of me, saying stuff like
>its not post-apocalypse, they live in a magical world
there are old bombed out ruins underwater
>what? your stupid
there's no point in arguing with a stupid person
>NO YOUR STUPID

and so on and so forth
but seriously, it would be cool if you do run across ruins and stuff

>>15009777

Well, yeah. I mean, there's cars sticking out of the ground in places. If a player wants to make armor out of a car hood, awesome.

Also, awesomeness will be a stat.

>>15009800
awesome

Ok, bam, here we go: Finn's stats.

D6 system. highest a stat can be is a six. Awesomeness factors into all rolls 'cept focus. Reason for that is because focus is for magic, and magic is all sorts of nutso powerful in Ooo.

You get six points for each row. You can make a character in literally seconds this way. What say you?

>>15009942

oh /hell/ yes

Not me but a character from a game I'm playing in.

>>15009975

Yeah, the way this is shaping up, your character sheet will be an index card. What time is it? IMAGINATION TIME!

So, I'm thinking, you figure out your health by taking your strength, toughness, and awesomeness and adding them up. So Finn would have... 15hp.

To hit somebody, you combine your strength and awesomeness and roll a d6.

If it beats their toughness+awesomeness, you hit 'em.

Damage is your strength + whatever weapon you've got.

What do we think?

I have been waiting for someone to do this. It would be so fucking awesome.

>>15009734 about damn time someone noticed that. I caught it during the Lich Episode very subtle but obvious at that point.

Alright, let's see how this works then.

9HP. 6 attack. 6 defense.

How does magic work?

>>15010224

Still working on the magic...it seems to be able to do damn near anything in the show, so it has the potential to get really crazy.

Alright, here's what I got for magic.

Spells are ranked by level. 1/2-6. When you cast a spell of a certain level, it drains your focus bar. Your focus bar refills at a constant rate, maybe 1/2 a round.

So, you cast a 1/2 level spell. Next round, you're back to full. You cast a 6th level spell. Twelve rounds to get back to full.

Spell strength needs to be LINEAR. None of this Exponential Spell Power crap. 6th level spells equal 12 1/2 level spells.

>>15010253

I'm thinking player wizards will be limited to one type of magic, like ice wizard or forest wizard, and spells will be more like general fluff type things than specific effects.

Like, a level 1 forest wizard will have something like 'control foliage.' He can make foliage do things for him, like lift objects, tangle up people's feet, or form a canopy or shelter.

Then as they level up, their powers get generally more awesome. It's very much a 'as long as the group says it's cool' thing.

>>15010274
Or it could be that you can specialize. Say you've got a two in Focus, because you didn't want your awesomeness to suffer. Then you can sacrifice your ability to cast other kinds of spells for a boost to Focus. So you'd have Ice Magic, and nothing else, but you can use Ice Magic at focus 3 or 4.

Sound ok?

>>15010190
>>15009734
Well the whole Mushroom War (mushroom clouds) thing, the corpses, sunken cities, destroyed armies, radiation and shelter warnings, mutant goblins and whatnot, iced braindead zombie business men and whatnot should make it kinda obvious. I didn't think anyone missed that. Also fun fact, Marceline became a vampire before the Mushroom War.

Addendum:
http://img542.imageshack.us/img542/2815/81069.jpg

Addendum:
Can I play as a small candy creature or a lumpy space something?

>>15010310
Sure, why not?

>>15010310

Totally. I'm thinking 'Food people' will be a general race type, along with 'Gadget people,' and probably elemental people. Tree people, or Treeple, will probably be the closest thing to human (like the forest wizard or the marauders). Lumps will totally be a player race. (optional rule: You must speak like a lump if you play one.)

>>15010274
>a level 1 forest wizard will have something like 'control foliage.' He can make foliage do things for him, like lift objects, tangle up people's feet, or form a canopy or shelter.

Make that expand to other spell schools.

One set of basic spells that covers the range of them, fluff and application is up to DM for simplicity.

Control X
>Control Ice: you can create manipulate small amounts of ice and medium amounts over time with focus

>Control Plants: you can create manipulate small plants and medium sized plants over time with focus

Damage for spells would probably be focus + awesome?

And social situations would be smoothness + awesome.

>>15010338
>focus + awesome
That would make it always 6. Try Focus+Smarts.

>>15010335
>Lumps will totally be a player race. (optional rule: You must speak like a lump if you play one.)

Ohmigosh. My inner hipster, is like, so happy.

>>15010344
Although, to do any damage you'd have to pump Focus and Smarts. And that would prevent Muscle Wizards. Which is something we can't have.

Maybe Focus+Spell Level? But that might be unbalanced, being able to do 12 damage with one shot.

>>15010361

Mitigated by toughness + awesome, and it would come out about where we'd want it, I think.

Also, I've noticed a lack of Acrobatics-type stuff. They move around a LOT in adventure time.

Also, what about special abilities that aren't based on Spells and stuff. Jake can shapeshift, so how does that work?

>>15010372

Perks. Every level you get one. some of them you can take a few times...so, stretchiness, for instance, you'd need to take it a couple of times, but once it gets up there...oh man.

Ok, wait, I've got it.

Strength: To hit and damage
Toughness: Defense and resistance to magic
Smoothness: Social Ability and agility. Stealth and jumping, basically.
Smarts: Doing math and crap. I don't know. Maybe you can beat dragons by quoting Shakespeare at them for a few hours.
Awesomeness: Applies to everything BUT magic.
Focus: Magic.

>>15010361
OP wants a 2-3 page pnp game, so spell levels might go a bit too in depth.

Focus + Smarts sounds good.

Spells though?

If they're simplified like >>15010338 said then there'd just be a short list.

Maybe

Magic Cantrip (little things)
Magic Trick (things that hamper enemy)
Magic Attack (basic damage)
Big Magic Attack (bigger damage)

How about you get as many spells per day as you have in focus, with stronger spells costing more focus?

guys - I hate to burst bubbles, but someone has already made an OooRPG. Lemmie see if I can find it...

>>15010385
Toughness subtracts from magic's to-hit or whatever by resisting it. So you roll your Focus+Spell Level against their Toughness+Awesomeness to see if you hit.

Or does this idea suck?

Guys, we need to play test this.

>>15010385

Honestly, I was content to let the jumping around slide. Group discretion, really. Or, we could apply awesomeness to crazy acrobatics. make it a strength + awesome check.

>>15010394

Here you go... Ooorpg v.0.6

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=oro8ogng

>>15010388
>Focus=Spells/day
>stronger spells costing more focus
Like I said, Spell Levels. It represents how much focus it drains.

Also, it needs to regenerate. Ice King throws around spells for goddamn hours. Seriously. He could use magic all day long and be fine.

>>15010411

He's got a magic crown, though, too.

>>15010388
>>15010418

I would however like to point out that while Jake the Dog is not necessarily a magic user, he is magical, but has little to no focus.

In fact, there was an episode about that.

>>15010402
That could work too, but then Strength has damage, attack, HP, and jumping dependent on it.

>>15010409
Damn.

>>15010418
Yeah, maybe. 12 spells a day though, and weak spells at that, leaves casters with shit all to do. And that means HURR GOTTA SLEEP AND REGAIN SPELLS DURR.

I prefer having high level magic, like giant death rays or something, take a while to cast. You drain all your Focus, and all the Focus you get back for ten rounds. Then, BAM, Death Ray.

Or not.

>>15010435
Then... Awesome can be innate ability as opposed to magical ability?

Jake is awesome and can transform and whatnot, but cannot use magic. Ice King is most certainly NOT awesome but is quite adept at magic.

>>15010409
Eh. I don't like it. Smarts being the same as magic seems wrong.

Ice king is a moron, and he's one of the best magic users in Ooo. But then again, he also has really low strength...hmm.

>>15010435

Yeah, in my system, he'd have several levels of a perk, rather than magic. He's a magic dog, not a magic user.

>>15010409

Lots of numbers in there. I'm hoping I can make an even simpler one for maximum PARTY GAIMAN.

>>15010442
That's kinda why I was just gonna let movement be at group discretion. Wanna do a sweet flip? Ok, cool. You do a sweet flip. As far as magic goes, I'm of the mindset that once you learn how to do it, you can do it. I'm thinking magic should be more utility than blasty; use it creatively and it's brutal.

>>15010442
>>15010447
>>15010464

Proposal: a 4e approach.

rather than have a specific stat locked to a specific task, why not have a class determine what it uses specific stats for?

Much like how a wizard would use smarts, but a sorcerer may use, say, focus instead?

Hey OP - where'd you get the Ooo Character generator?

>>15010478
We just need to playtest this.

As for magic, maybe Focus is the number of things you can do with magic, rather than the number of spells you can cast. So at Focus 6, you can use the following:
Ice Magic Cantrips
Control Ice
Ice Magic Blast
Ice Magic Healing
Fly Around
Telekinesis

>>15010487
NO CLASSES. WE'RE DOING THIS GURPS STYLE.

>>15010487

That could work. I'll need to figure out the classes before I know for sure. It's after 5am already.

As for the Ooo me, that's Ms paint baby. Eight million hours.

>>15010506

I was thinking that, too. Though it would be fun to have 'Pajama Ninja' or 'Hot Dog Knight' as specific classes.

Here's some ideas:
-NO LEVELS
-You start with 2 feats
-You can get more feats, one for every two stat points

Now, how can we get feats working? I was thinking making it easy, and forcing them to be party approved.

So I do: Can Shapeshift. That's a feat.

Or: Teleports Using Trees. That's a feat.

We need to make this EASY. >>15010500 has the right idea.

>>15010506
ugh.

why pigeon-hole at all then? Just roll stats, make a description, and then when you go to perform an action, you gotta sell the DM on it.

Think about it, an RPG that runs entirely on the rule of cool.

DM: "A hungry wall of flesh blocks your path, you have initiative."

Player: "Using my boundless Muscle Magic, I smite the wall with a fireball! Rolling 2d10+STR!!!"

>>15010552

That's basically what I was thinking. You got base stats to determine if you pwned it's face or not, and everything else is pretty much up to you guys.

It's late and I'm brain-fried, now, though.

Alright, here's a sample character.

Name: Bob the Lawyer
Race: Lawyer
Class: Lawyer
Feats:
Made of Shadow
Is A Lawyer

>>15010552
Yeah, but then what are the point of classes? What do they do?

Are they just there for the fluff?

Archived this.

More work on it later sometime? I'd like to see this come to fruition.

Did we not already build the Ooo RPG?

>>15010593
>Are they just there for the fluff?

When you run a classless system, yes.

The $50 question is if classes only exist as fluff, do races impart any mechanical benefits?

>>15010614
We want one with less numbers. Something you can throw together in about five minutes, and play for a few hours.

>>15010614

Yeah, it was already done. It's also a lot more complicated than one would expect.

Certainly more complicated than I'm aiming for.

>>15010617

I'm thinking they do, but very minor ones. Probably a perk for each race.

>>15010617
Well, seeing as the game run on Rule of Cool, they don't offer numerical benefits, but they would go a long way to fleshing out the character.

Take Bob, for example. Bob is a Lawyer. He's got a lot of Smoothness, but no Awesomeness, because he's a Lawyer.

Bob wants to convince a dragon to leave some people alone, using his Lawyer powers. While he'd only have a 5 to add to his roll normally, using his knowledge of law, he can double his roll.

Bob rolls a 3, which, doubled, is a 6. Bob has gotten an 11, and thus convinced the dragon to bugger off forever.

>>15010646
Bob can do this because he has the Feat: Is A Lawyer.

He got the Feat: Is A Lawyer from his class of Lawyer. Like what >>15010639 said.

His Feat of Made Of Shadow is as a result of his race, his race being Lawyer.

>>15010663
>>15010646
Is this not Rule Lite enough for you?

>>15010671

>>15010707
Alright, since you like it, let's see what we can do with another kind of Feat. This time, we'll see what we can do with Bob's Feat: Made Of Shadow.

Bob is currently adventuring with his friend Jim. Jim is a Knight, and wears very heavy armor. Bob and Jim come to a ravine. Across it, the device needed to lower the bridge. Now, Jim can't jump across because of his armor. Neither can Bob, because of his lack of Strength. However, there is a wall along the side of the ravine.

Bob thinks for a minute, and walks up to the wall. Using his Feat: Made Of Shadow, he melts into the wall and goes across its surface like a shadow. Now on the other side of the ravine, Bob pulls himself off the wall, and lowers the bridge for Jim. Jim can now cross the ravine, thanks to Bob.

>>15010742
Here's a combat situation in which the Feat: Made Of Shadow can be used.

Bob and Jim are fighting a Giant Fish. Jim is doing most of the fighting, however, because Bob isn't good at fighting. Bob however, thinks if he can get on the Giant Fish's back, he can ride it until it gets tired. So Bob, using his Feat: Made Of Shadow, melts into the wall, and climbs the wall to the ceiling. At the ceiling, Bob melts out of the wall, and drops onto the Giant Fish. Now on the Giant Fish, Bob must only hold on for dear life, until the Giant Fish gets tired.

>>15010742
Jim, being a knight, could have the feat "Click-Click" that reduces all damage taken by half when he wears heavy armor

>>15010771
>>15010742
>>15010663
>>15010646
>>15010671
Excellent.

>>15010781
Indeed! And with his Feat: Click-Click, he can easily distract the Giant Fish without risk to himself, while Bob gets to the ceiling.

If Jim is a Laser Elemental, he can also have the Feat: Laser Vision.

The Feat: Laser Vision allows Jim to shoot lasers out of his eyes at the Giant Fish, draining its strength and making it easier for Bob to tire it out.

And this right here, children, is an example of /tg/ getting shit done.

>>15010803
Another example: Poo-Brain

requires >1 Smarts

Character is immune to mind control effects.

>>15010828
<1 smarts, rather.

It's 5am, and apparently I have Poo Brain

>>15010828
That seems to fall under the preview of Perks. I was thinking of having Perks be something different. Feats would be from your Race and Class. Perks would be other stuff, as a result of your stats, or something else. Another one might be the Perk: Good At Science.

You can roll twice and take the better roll for all Science related actions.

Wouldn't it be better if you begun with like, 12-16 points to spend in the same matter that you do now, or choosing to spend some of those points on feats? Then when you level up, you can add either one extra point or one extra feat?

I don't see why someone could be max tough and max smooth!

>>15010843
Good At Science would require a Smarts of >3.

>>15010855
It's more of a personal choice, really. If your group wanted to do it that way, no problem. As it is now, it's like Point Buy, where as yours would be like rolling 3d6.

Or maybe it's the opposite. Either way, it doesn't really matter. This is just the recommended way, not the only way.

We should most certainly continue this in the morrow, my brain may function better with some sleep.

I am liking this quite a bit.

Quick question - will we be actually devising things like races/classes and writing these perks/feats down? Or will it work something like the FATE system where you make this shit up and the DM okays it?

>>15010896
Making shit up. Making so much shit up.

>>15010874

Well i just don't like that a starting level character can have full strength.

I think i'll do this: When you create your character you get four bars on each of the three stats, so you can have like either 2 strength/2 smarts or 4 strength/0 smarts. You also get to choose one background feat (which is kinda what class you begin as, such as vampire, berserker, princess etc), one racial feat (your race) and then one extra feat.

At each level, you can put one extra point in any stat, or choose a new feat. For each focus point you have, you can choose a new spell, and if you want more than six spells then you can spend a point on getting a spell.

Also, you get to choose one magic school at the beginning if you want to, and then spend feats if you want to use other spells. Feats could be like "Trained with the ice king" or something.

>>15010912

Yes, but we should do some general rules for some stuff. Like, a feat shouldn't increase your stats by more than one point, or let you access more than one school of magic and stuff.

Oh and also, for each level up, you get candy!

>>15010917
We haven't even decided if we're using a leveling system yet. It may just be you get a perk every couple adventurers, and a point for one stat to go with it.

Or there may be no leveling system at all, and what you start with is what you stay with.

>>15010931

But that's not what adventure time is about! Adventure time is about Finn getting better and better at doing silly things!

>>15010928
Here's the current options I've thought of for feats:
Feats can give you weird powers
Feats can double your roll for certain things

Perks, on the other hand:
Can alter how things react with you
Let you roll twice for certain things and take the better result

That's all I've got so far.

>>15010940
Well then he's gotten some new Perks, and an extra point here and there.

So we can do that.

But levels? Eh, not really great for something like this.

>>15010951

Is there really enough of a difference to seperate them?

>>15010917
Another Idea: maximum is 36 points total, yeah? (6x6)?

Give them 18 points to spend where ever.

Perk: Painfully Average
Requirement: Starting score of 3 in all stats

-No bonus for critical success
+Reroll critical failures
-Cannot add AWE to rolls

>>15010962
Perks you can gain, Feats you can neither gain, nor change once you have them.

See the difference?

>>15010959

Well of course, but it would still be the same since there is no exp progression and stuff. The level would only be a number independent on anything else, ever, so you could just as easily just skip the number part.

You could just do it so that the perks/feats could raise one stat point. "Fighting trolls" would give +1 strength, "Becoming a wizard" would give you one focus, "Finishing first grade of school" would give you one smart etc.

Same thing as I wrote above, but with other words.

>>15010970

Meh, really no need then. It would be better to just use one definition, and then call them "Background *perk/feat*" or "Racial *perk/feat*".

Why make it more confusing than it could be? There's nothing essential to the word "feat" which means that it is something that can't be changed or anything.

>>15010982
No, that wouldn't work. For Perks or Feats. You can raise stat points with single stats you get from adventuring, but Perks/Feats are different. They do things stat points can't.

You can't use Toughness to Shape-shift. Nor can you use Smarts to be able to roll twice for your Attack roll. That wouldn't make sense.

>>15010993
Alright then, fine. So Jake goes on a few adventurers, and after doing so, develops laser eyes.

It just doesn't seem right. But I guess we can go with having Feats and Perks be the same thing. Why the hell not.

>>15010982
I think we're slowly wandering into the FATE system here...

The number of starting points and Feats is determined by the AM (Adventure Master), this corresponds to the overall experience/prowess of the party. (Simmilar to the FATE "Power Level" system: "Feet in the Water", "Up to your Waist", "Chest Deep", "Submerged")

Background/Racial Perks are a static number, and are generally more powerful than a lone feat.

Being that Feats and Perks are totally pulled from from the player's ass, they can almost do anything (with the AM's permission), HOWEVER, the AM can also invoke them in a positive or negative fashion at his will.

>>15011075
Sounds great. I'm going to bed.

>>15009942
>You get six points for each row.
Why does Strength/Smarts only have five?

>>15011075
>HOWEVER, the AM can also invoke them in a positive or negative fashion at his will.

Examples:

Jim the Knight's "Click Click" ability can be invoked by the AM to give him a penalty to dexterous actions due to the bulk of his armor.

Bob the Lawyer's "Is a Lawyer" ability could make unlawful types more hostile or just overall more resistant to his persuasion abilities.

>>15011011

Well, yeah, but we are talking about characters other than Finn and Jake here. I wouldn't think that it's all that unusual for someone to obtain laser eyes in a wacky setting such as this!

Here's a quick Player Card

'old school hack' is what you want. google that fucker.

I spent a day collecting dozens of character models to use in a cleaned-up OOO RPG.

However, I agree that the system is too bulky, and that this sounds like a better idea.

>>15013599

And I really do wonder how anyone could watch this and not realize it's post-apocalyptic.

>>15011124
>Why does Strength/Smarts only have five?

OP messed up the card. Should probably have one mark in Smarts.

>>15013694

Yeah, actually, to account for Finn's occasional strokes of genius.

So, perks: Perks are how you customize your character. Perks are the only way take your stats higher than the normal 6.

Perks - Players get one perk at character creation. Perks can be anything and everything, based on what the character is and does. A perk can never increase a stat by more than one point at a time. A perk can, however, increase a stat in a specific situation by up to 3. Example:
Finn takes a perk he calls 'Hero Strong.' This perk gives him +1 strength. His strength stat becomes a seven with this perk. Later, Finn takes the perk he calls 'A Sweet Kick.' This perk gives him a +2 to strength, but only when kicking someone. Since the Sweet kick perk only applies in a specific instance, it can be slightly better than a general perk.
Another Example Perk could be 'Stretchy' which allows the character to stretch a bit. It's not full-on Jake stretchyness, but if you take it two or three times...

Post-apocalyptic my ass.

>>15009675
I thought somebody already came up with the game.

>>15014639

They did. It's swimming in numbers and stat bonuses and penalties. The idea here is to make it a five-minute prep game that's light on the maths.

>>15009986

Yes, my art is not that great but at least I can draw silly Adventure Time things!

>>15014654
Now I remember why I didn't get into it in the first place.
+1 for this thread, do want rules-light OooRPG. Bonus points if someone starts a game on IRC.

>>15014697

My basic theory is that most things go on group approval. If it makes sense, run with it. Perks define your character, rather than class or level. The entire system can be played with a single d6 and a handful of index cards.

It appears there's still a bit of contention on how to do magic. I personally liked the idea of picking a specialization of magic at character creation, then getting more powerful forms of magic at higher levels of focus. Treat it similar to Mage's creative thaumaturgy, and I think it works as a system.

>>15014975
focus decides how many different spells you can cast. They have to be approved by everyone playing and generally more utility that laser blasts. Just look at the Ice king none of his spells do direct damage. They just freeze you, but if he was more creative and did something like freeze you and flying kick you off a cliff he could get some damage done. There appears to be nothing like mana in the show so you should be able to spam your spells

>>15014697

I will join that game, brother! I even have the perfect character in mind.

>>15015039
Certainly, spam away. But if somebody really wants to make an attack magic guy, that should be allowed as well.

My point being, the "spells" you have aren't "Ice Bolt," "IceNado," "Infinity +1 Ice Attack," etc. Each spell would more be a _type_ of spell, as was mentioned earlier.

>>15015100
science should be really important too. There seems to be alot of science magic cross over. Science cat was REALLY powerful honestly. Immortal and had potions that transformed you into animals. Then there were potions the tiger had for food and fire... And the ones in the episode that bubblegum turned greed

>>15015100

Exactly. So, say you're an ice Wizard. At the start you can do minor ice related things. You can make small chunks of ice fly around, you can freeze liquids, or deal a d6 ice damage with your ice beam.

So, Ice wizard's turn rolls around: "I have an ice beam, so I'm going to shoot it at the ground to make the grass ogre slip." Dm says "Sure, let's see if he does. DM rolls a toughness+awesome for the grass ogre. Ice wizard has to beat the toughness with his focus + smarts roll.

Out of combat, it starts raining. The ice wizard wants to make a shelter. He says 'Hey, I can freeze stuff...I'm going to freeze these tree branches together using the rain water to make a shelter.' Dm says "Sure, that seems reasonable. You make yourself an ice shanty."

>>15015150

Science is going to work a lot like magic, just with smarts and awesomeness, I'm thinking.

Stats: Average is 3. Maximum is 6. Lowest is 0.

Strength - How much you can carry, how hard you hit, or how much your flexing impresses the ladies.

Toughness - How hard you are to take down. Could be you dodge nimbly, or maybe you're just built like a psychic tandem war elephant.

Smarts - How brainy you are. Smart people can solve problems and always know the answer.Smart people also tend to be better with gizmos and science.

Smoothness - How smooth you are. Smooth people are generally well liked, and always know just what to say, even if it might not be exactly true.

Focus - How attentive you are. Focused people are better at long-term projects, and don't get distracted easily. They also tend to be better with magic.

Awesomeness - How awesome you are. Awesome people have that special something...

>>15015185
Just out of curiosity, as an example could someone stat Marceline using this system?

>>15015242

Yeah, she'd just have a fuckload of perks. The idea is that you can have endless perks, as long as it seems reasonable to the other players and DM.

>>15015185
Physical Attacks: Strength + Awesome
Range Attacks: Smoothness + Awesome
Magic Attacks: Focus + <Appropriate Stat>
Defense: Toughness + Awesome
Social Ability: Smoothness + Awesome
Mental Resistance: Smarts + Awesome

Any other major sorts of rolls?

>>15015178
sounds good. If you are science based your number of science abilities could be determined by smarts in a similar way that magic is determined by focus. And after all science cat was fucking awesome but not focused at all. Would just randomly attack at 4 every day

So if you're a non-caster, there's no reason at all to NOT take 6 Awesome?

>>15015273
Yeah, it seems like Awesome is a bit too... awesome. It's basically a god-stat with no good reason not to take 6 in unless you're a caster.

Funny thing is, this has already been put together. I used to play with some folks over IRC. Pretty fun.

>>15015259
we need to vary what each stat combines with.

ranged, mental resistance, magic should all be focus

>>15015300

This is totally a better system though. Forgot to add that.

>>15015300
We've addressed this. The current OooRPG is too rules-heavy than we feel it should be, considering how cracked-out ridiculous Ooo is.

Hence, rules-light version.

How about if Awesomeness was added to physical tasks and Focus to mental tasks, with a possible exception of Awesomeness being applied to social stuff?

>>15015321
see
>>15015308
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and edit it to your liking.>>15015259

>>15015259
smoothness shouldn't be a defacto replacement for agility. Finn is anything but smooth but is supremely agile. Its a tough choice and I understand why you chose smoothness+awesomeness... but I dunno.
Also focus needs more use, mental resistance should be toughness+focus
and honestly I know you want your ranged peeps to be awesome but focus seems to fit nicely with ranged abilities. You focus better and can aim better... Smoothness and focus for ranged attacks might work

>>15015343
beautiful

hey, >>15015321
>>15015308 , here...thats what I was going for

>>15015343

I'm liking this!

>>15015321
unless you have sociopath perk in which your focus improves your social abilities

>>15015342
Physical Attacks: Strength + Awesome
Range Attacks: Smoothness + Focus
Magic Attacks: Focus + <Appropriate Stat>
Defense: Toughness + Awesome
Social Ability: Smoothness + Awesome/Focus (Depending on who you're talking to and your goal)
Mental Resistance: Smarts + Focus
Science! : Smarts + Awesome

Accidentally baleeted this... here it is again.

This thread has encouraged me to run an Adventure Time game with a couple of my friends. I'm not making perks or feats or abilities: I'm telling them they have to make up their own, when I deem them ready to get one. They do something awesome, or finish a quest, maybe they get one.

I'm just trying to figure out how basic I want the rolls.

>>15015372
I love it. Science cat here I come!

>>15015376

That's how this works. They want a perk? Ok, well, what do you want it to do?

If they come up with something reasonable, they can have it if the DM agrees. They can call it whatever they want. That way, every group can have a completely different experience based on what they like; low power, over powered, rp heavy, whatevs.

>>15009675

Shouldn't we be burying something?

>>15015372
Now we just need to finalize the way perks work.

I'm thinking you start with 2: 1 that has to do with your race or body type, and 1 that works as your "class feature," in line with the above example of Jim the Knight and Bill the Lawyer.

When the AM (which, considering the post-apocalyptic thing, is very creepy in a mouthless, need-to-scream sort of way) deems everyone worthy of a "level up", they get either a stat boost or a perk. How's that work for everyone?

>>15009675

Hey, what are you doing standing there? We're supposed to be burying something!

I propose the following simple change so that the appropriate bonus stat (Focus vs Awesomeness) is directly beneath the stats they will most generally contribute to.

>>15015421
Makes sense to me. I say go for it.

>>15009777
tbh, people going 'guise, guise, but guise, its post-apoc!" seems sort of silly.

Yes, there are signs its post apoc - but its so FAR post apoc, and so much appears to have happened (very little of which makes sense from a 'oh, radiation mutation business' perspective) that it might as well BE a magical realm.

Besides, as well all know, in the future, the lazy Eloi will be living above ground.
But underground, there will be cave monsters that use the above ground people for food.
/tg/, they eat them.

Man, I wish I had a group of friends to play this with.

>>15015406

That sounds great.

>>15015450
I tell ya, someone needs to start this on IRC. I would, but I am shit-tier DM.

>>15015441
>implying it can't be a magical post-apocalyptic realm.

what are the rules for getting "ch-chk" armor?

>>15015441

The creator SAYS it's post-apocalyptic.

Ok, stats so far:
Health- Your health is determined by adding your Strength, toughness, and your awesomeness together.
Physical Attacks: Strength + Awesome+d6
Physical Attack Damage: Weapon + Strength
Range Attacks: Smoothness + Focus+d6
Ranged Attack Damage: Weapon+Focus
Magic Attacks: Focus + Smarts+d6
Magic Attack Damage: Spell + Focus
Defense: Toughness + Awesome
Social Ability: Smoothness + Awesome/Focus+d6 (Depending on who you're talking to and your goal)
Mental Resistance: Smarts + Focus+d6
Science! : Smarts + Awesome+d6
Spells - Offensive spells start at 1d3 damage. This damage can be increased with perks.

>>15015471
"Ch-Chk" armor will increase your toughness stat based on how "Ch-chk" it is.

>>15015464
Well, at the very least we can create a channel for it.
#OooRPG-lite on sup/tg/

>>15015471
You would get items as a perk. The Perk "Click-Click" would represent your armor, and would grant the appropriate bonuses while you are wearing it.

So instead of having a whole mess of items and loot and bonuses to worry about, the AM can grant perks which represent items.

>>15015485
This looks good to me. I see no obvious problems. So, what's the next step?

hurg

>>15015466
Well then, if its a magical post-apoc land, then you have no place bitching at people who say its a magical land, do ya?
In that case, either side - be they whinging on about it being post-apoc or a magical wonderland - are right, and thus both sides are idiots for arguing the point.

>>15015477
Yes, and then the creator made a magical land populated by candy people and raincorns and a ton of other shit that doesn't really have any business in the typical 'post-apoc' setting.
Unless this is like some Rifts status apocalypse we're talking, which would make quite a bit of sense really...

In any case, focusing on the post-apoc aspect of AT is like focusing on the post-apoc aspect of WH40k - they're so far removed from anything resembling human society, they might as well be fucking Candyland or a D&D setting at this point; and the fact that there are minute snippets of debris and bomb casings hardly offers explanation as to how humanoid cupcakes came to walk the land of Ooo :P

>>15015471
*Real* ADVENTURErs dont wear armor.
You cant even get off your horse without making an ass of yourself!

>>15015562

Gonna throw up a few example races. Races could be fuck-all anything, so I'm just gonna whip up a few examples... Treeples, Lumps, and Candy People.

>>15015562
Damage, I suppose. For weapon damage I was thinking of keeping it simple:

Small or Crappy weapon - 1 dmg
Medium/Normal weapon- 2 dmg
Large or Awesome weapon - 3 dmg

>>15015584

PRECISELY what I was thinking!

>>15015485
personally I think Mental Resistance should be Focus+Toughness. Smarts does not always equal a strong mind or spirit in my opinion

>>15015596
Makes a bunch of sense. I agree. What does everyone else think?

>>15015596
>>15015616
>>15015584

Agreed.

>>15015494
i would love to be a part of this but I have never used sup/tg/ or irc can you help me navigate to your channel? Yeah im noob

Money in the Land of Ooo are small sugar cubes right? Are we going to work them in?

SAMPLE RACES. BAM!

Tree People, or "Treeples" - Tree people are humanoids who dwell in the forests of Ooo. They have plant-like qualitities, and their skin has a slight greenish hue. Tree people are nature-y and mellow. Treeples don't have to eat so long as they have sun and water, though they often do so because food is delicious.

Lumps - The residents of lumpy space as a pillowy, opinionated bunch. They lack legs, isntead floating a few feet off the ground. They come in a wide variety of colors and have a peculiar accent. Since they can float, they don't have to worry about things like spiky floors or pit traps.

Candy People - Citizens of the candy kingdom are a lighthearted, if sometimes dense folk. They come in all manner of shapes and sizes, covering every part of the confectionary rainbow. Candy people can heal themselves simply by dumping some sugar on their bodies.

>>15015596
It would also encourage AWE not being the One Stat to Rule Them All.

>>15015568
What are you doing to make these? The original was saved as a jpg, and trying to use paint to fill those in is about as fun as fucking a dremmel motor.

>>15015584

Yes, and add effects to that. A frost blade will freeze you etc. Much more interesting than damage increase.

>>15015596

Agreed. DONE.

I propose the following sliding alignment scale:

Heroism vs. Jerkiness

You can either be a Hero or a Jerk. Players would start at 0 and earn points towards one way or the other. Good NPCs would like Heroes and be afraid of Jerks, while Bad NPCs would like Jerks and be afraid of Heroes (or openly hostile and vice versa).

We are going to get a test-run going. Get in here!

SupTG IRC
#OooRPG-lite

>>15015663

Nah, man. DM can decide how npcs react. No need for a mechanic.

>>15015644
ummmm honestly. i made it by creating a blue square and copy and pasting it over into all the spaces. Then i copy and pasted the little symbol where the blue squares were covering it and filled in the new white area with the pencil. Pretty ghetto tbh

>>15015675
tried to use the java client and it froke out and died fuuuuuu im bad at life

>>15015675

How the fuck do I work this gizmo

Rainicorns: Rainbow/Unicorn hybrids with the ability to fly, change the color of any object by shooting it with a beam from the horns, and stretch their bodies to extreme lengths. Rainicorns speak a different language than normal though, and to be understood they must aquire an universal translator. They also have hooves, so they cannot wield regular weapons or tools without modifications

>>15015723
go to http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/chats.html

click "embedded java irc client"

make sure you allow it to run (pop up windows, security notices, etc.)

type /join #OooRPG-lite

enter

profit

>notice this thread
>hmm, this Adventure Time seems interesting
>remember seeing some reaction images with it's characters
>well the art style is weird, I guess it's old?
>wait, it's from 2010?
>download first season
>watch first few episodes
>my face

>>15015723
i just got mIRC in a desperate attempt to play some goddamn adventure time rpg but its just an exercise in frustration and futility as far as I can tell

>>15015675
>>15015675
>>15015675
>>15015675
does that mean you've got a pdf or srd ready?

GIMME THE DOWNLOAD

>>15015752

I'm getting an error when I try to start it ;_;

>>15015777
No srd yet (working on it).

We're just playing a game using the rules made in the thread. To make sure everything works right.

how about Awesomeness=Luck+whatever luck related perk someone might have?

How do Wits/Wisdom and Intelligence fit into Smarts? Is it both? or more one than the other?

Does Smoothness have to equal Dexterity? What does a social stat that is basicly Charisma have to do with how athleticly skilled you are?

>>15015675

Oh snap. For those of you playtesting, let us know what's goin' on!

http://adventuretimewithfinnandjake.wikia.com/wiki/Species

>>15015862

We have a boot golem, made of wizard's discarded footwear in the party.

:D

Made an index card in png, with a color reference.

>>15015916
Beware the might and ferocious stare of Larm!

>>15015390

Necbromancer, have you read the Risus RPG? Its perk system works in a very similar way to this. The Risus system is also 6 pages and aimed at being very rules-lite and free-flowing.

http://www222.pair.com/sjohn/risus.htm

>>15015923
You are god-like!

This system sucks.

With how the character sheet is designed it looks like the stats are opposed (mutually exclusive).

>>15016035

They are; it's a six block slider on each line.

Here's my mock-up

Here we go!

beep boop I will run you over and cast lightning bolt

>>15016059
>Implying one cannot be both strong and smart
Please, for all that is good and pure, stop posting.

>>15016137
Quick, easy, rules-lite system set in Ooo.

Realism isn't really the prime focus, here.

>>15016137

It's to prevent muscle wizards. No character should be able to do everything with masterful skill.

Also, if you've watched the show, you'll note that smart people aren't known for being bruisers, whereass Finn and Jake are 'all about stupid' and are the greatest heroes in the land.

Marshmallow people!

For my Grandpa!

>>15016160
Finn summons a black hole just so people will release DMT from their pineal gland. Pretty sure he's a smart cookie. :)

>>15016192
and the rest of the time, he and jake are derpin' it up. Most of their shenanigans are done through almost pure Awesome.

>>15016137
you could take a perk or feat that makes you strong and smart in certain instances to balance it out?

This thread is going places.

>>15016192

He was wearing the glasses of nerdicon, which made him magically 'insane with smartness.'

Damn, I take FOREVER.

"YOU STAY AWAY FROM MY RUSTED BUMPER."

Oh, man.

A proposal!
Use blue if you're Heroic, use red if you're a Jerk, and use green if you're Neutral.

>>15016306
Necessary?

>>15016311
It's easier than a slider and I didn't have to edit the card for an alignment space.

>>15016345

I still don't think we NEED alignment.

>>15016354
Alignment is directly spoken about several times in the series though.

If Alignment is going to come into play at all, I propose we call it something like 'Reputation'. It might be simple enough to have Hero-Neutral-Jerk with no sliding bar or stat blocks.

If you insist on quantifying it, make it a 12-bar stat like the others except that it begins at nothing (or whatever is character-appropriate). From there, add towards one side or the other when milestones are reached. Naturally, acts of Heroism will subtract from Jerkiness and vice-versa. I'd stay away from the whole thing, honestly.

Suggestion for weapons:

Crappy: -1
Small: +1
Average: +2
Strong: +3
Powerful: +4
Awesome: +5

>>15016550
>>15016379

Alignment should simply be good, neutral (unaligned) and evil, since those are terms that have been explicitly applied to people in Ooo (sometimes by themselves, sometimes by others).

>>15016980

But that's boring. Hero, Neutral, and Jerk fight in better with the world. Nobody is really evil, except for a few people. Most of the bad guys are just dicks.

>>15016991
There will be Evil characters, but only NPCs Villains like the Lich.

Bunch of people just signed off. So we need new players.

>>15017065

What's the channel again?

>>15017181
Suptg irc, OooRPG-lite.

FIRST PLAY TEST COMPLETE: RULES UPDATES

Stats: Average is 3. Maximum is 6. Lowest is 0.
Strength - How much you can carry, how hard you hit, or how much your flexing impresses the ladies.
Toughness - How hard you are to take down. Could be you dodge nimbly, or maybe you're just built like a psychic tandem war elephant.
Smarts - How brainy you are. Smart people can solve problems and always know the answer Smart people also tend to be better with gizmos and science.
Smoothness - How smooth you are. Smooth people are generally well liked, and always know just what to say, even if it might not be exactly true.
Focus - How attentive you are. Focused people are better at long-term projects, and don't get distracted easily. They also tend to be better with magic.
Awesomeness - How awesome you are. Awesome people have that special something...

Health- Your HP is determined by adding your Strength, toughness, and your awesomeness together.
Physical Attacks- Strength + Awesome+d6
Physical Attack Damage- Weapon + Strength
Range Attacks- Smoothness + Focus+d6
Ranged Attack Damage- Weapon+Focus
Magic Attacks- Focus + Smarts+d6
Magic Attack Damage- Spell + Focus
Science! Attack- Smarts + Awesome+d6
Science! Attack Damage- Tech + Smarts
Defense- Toughness + Awesome
Social- Smoothness + Awesome/Focus+d6 (Depending on who you're talking to and your goal)
Mental Resistance- Toughness + Focus+d6
Spells/Tech - Offensive spells and Tech start at 1d3 damage. This damage can be increased with perks.
Initiative - Focus + Smoothness + d6
Wrestling - Strength + Toughness + d6

FIRST PLAY TEST COMPLETE: RULES UPDATES

Races of Ooo - Ooo has so many races, it would be impossible to list them all. The first perk at character creation is always your race, and may come with a single bonus feature. Some examples:
Tree People, or "Treeples" - Tree people are humanoids who dwell in the forests of Ooo. They have plant-like qualitities, and their skin tends toward shades of green. Tree people are nature-y and mellow. Treeples don't have to eat so long as they have sun and water, though they often do so because food is delicious.
Lumps - The residents of lumpy space as a pillowy, opinionated bunch. They lack legs, instead floating a few feet off the ground. They come in a wide variety of colors from pinks to blues and have a peculiar accent. Since they can float, they don't have to worry about things like spiky floors or pit traps.
Candy People - Citizens of the candy kingdom are a lighthearted, if sometimes dense folk. They come in all manner of shapes and sizes, covering every part of the confectionary rainbow. Candy people can heal themselves simply by dumping some sugar on their bodies or eating sugary treats...though it is wierd to see a cookie person eating a cookie. Does that count as cannibalism?
Weapons of Ooo -There are so many weapons in Ooo, it would be impossible to name them all. Instead, weapons fit into basic categories.
Small or jacked up weapon - 1 Damage (Dagger, Big Stick, Blunt Sword, Gumball Gun)
Mid sized or Normal weapon - 2 Damage (Sword, Club, Shortbow, Goblin Spear, Ice Shuriken)
Large or Awesome Weapon - 3 Damage (Big Sword, Ruby Dagger, Spear, Rifle, Ice-chucks)
Magic Weapon - 4 Damage (Wizard Staff, Gauntlet of Billy, 4th Dimensional Sword, Laser Gun)

Perks - Players get two perk at character creation. Perks can be anything and everything, based on what the character is and does. Your first perk determines your race, and the second determines a key starting ability. A perk can be used, at Adventure Master discretion, to grant circumstancial benefits to abilities or checks, grant new abilities, or represent finding Perks are awarded by the Adventure Master.
Some Example Perks:

"A Sweet Kick!" - This perk gives a +3 strength bonus to the damage of your totally sweet kick. Bonus only applies to kicking things.

"Squishy" - This perk allows the character to squeeze into small spaces and fall from greater heights without getting hurt. You also make a good pillow.

"Dynamo"- This perk allows the character to stay up for days on end through the power of being extremely hyper. Dynamos go whole-hog on everything they do, even if it bothers the math out of people around them.

"Chk-Chk Armor" - This perk represents the character wearing some very Chk-chk armor. The character has +1 toughness while donning the armor.

"Big Fists" - This perk means the character has big, ham fists. This perk grants a +2 strength bonus to the damage of your beefy pummelings. You are also probably not going to play much guitar with your clumsy sausage fingers.

"Floating"- This perk means that, for whatever reason, you can float. You avoid ground hazards, and you probably don't wear out very many pairs of shoes, which can save you some money.

"Wrasslin!"- This perk means that your wrestling skills are superior. Not only are you good at wrestling, but you've got a sassy attitude to go with it. You gain a +2 bonus to your strength stat when wrestling.

Combat - Kicking monster butts in the land of Ooo is a simple affair. Monsters have the same stats and perks of their own, and are generated just like players. When combat begins, all the players and monsters roll initiative. The AM tallies the totals of each side, and the side with the higher score makes the first move. Players and monsters may move at any order during their side's turn, allowing them to coordinate all kinds of algabraic combo moves. Combat rounds are roughly 4-6 seconds in game time.

Getting Hurt - Adventuring is for tough dudes, and even they get hurt. When a character hits 0hp, they're knocked out cold. They wake up 1d6 rounds later, and regain 1/4 of their hp every hour after that.

I am happy to see this still alive, I hope to get in on some of this soon

NO OP I'M NOT INTERESTED IN YOU DOING THIS

WHY? BECAUSE YOU'RE A WORTHLESS FAGGOT WHO CAN'T WRITE GOOD RULES FOR SHIT

FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU

>>15018283
What.

Give us a Lumpy feat or fuck off

Gonna do anything with Flaws, like Fear of the Ocean-or-something-else (Roll against AWE to see if you can interact with your fear or you NOOOOOOOOOOOO) or Hero's Promise (You can't ignore the plight of others. Ever).

>>15017333
>This perk gives a +3 strength bonus to the damage of your totally sweet kick. Bonus only applies to kicking things.
Why would you ever not kick?

>>15018384
Strength isn't just for attacking.

That kick isn't gonna carry the eggs home from the store.

rolled 3, 6 + 2 = 11

>>15018399
OH CAN'T IT?
I roll with Awesome to see if I can kick the eggs home both safely and efficiently. STR is 2 with +3 from the kick and AWE is 3.

>>15018460
YOU ARE A FUCKING NOFUNALLOWED CUNT. TAKE YOUR ASSHATTERY AND FUCK OFF.

>>15018557

>responding to 0/10 trolls

>mfw

UPDATED STUFF
Stats: Average for adventurers is 3. Maximum for adventurers is 6. Lowest for adventurers is 0.
Strength - How much you can carry, how hard you hit, or how much your flexing impresses the ladies.
Toughness - How hard you are to take down. Could be you dodge nimbly, or maybe you're just built like a psychic tandem war elephant.
Smarts - How brainy you are. Smart people can solve problems and always know the answer Smart people also tend to be better with gizmos and science.
Smoothness - How smooth you are. Smooth people are generally well liked, and always know just what to say, even if it might not be exactly true.
Focus - How attentive you are. Focused people are better at long-term projects, and don't get distracted easily. They also tend to be better with magic.
Awesomeness - How awesome you are. Awesome people have that special something...

Health- Your HP is determined by adding your Strength, toughness, and your awesomeness together.
Physical Attacks- Strength + Awesome+d6
Physical Attack Damage- Weapon + Strength
Range Attacks- Smoothness + Focus+d6
Ranged Attack Damage- Weapon+Focus
Magic Attacks- Focus + Smarts+d6
Magic Attack Damage- Spell + Focus
Science! Attack- Smarts + Awesome+d6
Science! Attack Damage- Tech + Smarts
Defense- Toughness + Awesome
Social- Smoothness + Awesome/Focus+d6 (Depending on who you're talking to and your goal)
Mental Resistance- Toughness + Focus+d6
Spells/Tech - Offensive spells and Tech start at 1d3 damage. This damage can be increased with perks.
Initiative - Focus + Smoothness + d6
Wrestling - Strength + Toughness + d6
Sneaking - Smoothness + Focus + d6
Noticing Stuff - Smarts + Focus + d6

Combat - Kicking monster butts in the land of Ooo is a simple affair. Monsters have the same stats and perks of their own, and are generated just like players. When combat begins, all the players and monsters roll initiative. The AM tallies the totals of each side, and the side with the higher score makes the first move. Players and monsters may move at any order during their side's turn, allowing them to coordinate all kinds of algabraic combo moves. Combat rounds are roughly 4-6 seconds in game time. Tied rolls go to the defender.

Moving Around - There are two ranges for combat in this game. Melee, and Ranged. When someone is in melee range of another person, they can't use ranged attacks on that person. And when someone is out of melee range of a person, they can't attack them with melee attacks. You may only move between ranges once a turn, and only for one target. To do so gives you a penalty of -2 to all attacks that turn. It's easy to remember, so you shouldn't forget. If you do, you might end up getting your butt whooped by someone with a better memory than you.

Getting Hurt - Adventuring is for tough dudes, and even they get hurt. When a character hits 0hp, they're knocked out cold. They wake up 1d6 rounds later, and regain 1/4 of their hp every hour after that.

Sneaking About - This is less simple than some other things, but still pretty easy. When you're sneaking about, you need to be careful to not enter people's line of sight. If they're looking your direction, they can make a Notice Check, against your Stealth Check. If you win, you remain unseen. If you lose, you've been spotted! You can't hide again until you're out of that person's line of sight, so you'd better try and get away, or be ready to fight. Leaving someone's line of sight after remaining hidden also provokes a Notice Check. So be careful. If the person looks away, it doesn't count. You have to move yourself to be considered leaving their line of sight. If your Stealth Check and their Notice Check tie, you win. Use that to your advantage.

This is going well. Here's hoping you can fit the rules in a three page rulebook.

Alright, we've tested a few short scenarios, but we need some really testing done. So we're issuing the call. All fa/tg/uys interested in playing come to Suptg's IRC, channel OooRPG-lite

Crap, did I forget to update HP?

Here we are:
Health- Your HP is determined by taking a base value of 6, and adding to it the highest of your Strength, Toughness, and Awesomeness stats.

Here's James the Spy, pending approval.

RUN FROM LARM, CONSTRUCT OF MAGIC BOOTS!

>>15019111
I'm now imagining the first time Larm sees the princesses slippers and vows to not let any harm come to them

allmymoney.jpg

>>15019153
He really is a tough, dumb, and powerful Footwear Paladin.

Let me lay out what I was originally thinking, as I think it may be much, much simpler than even what we've currently got.

My Original thought was to have the game work strictly on 2 rules - "The Rule of Cool" and "Rule 0" To demonstrate this, I made a character sheet...

Power Level: This would imply the character's experience or overall prowess. This is a "level" set by the AM at the start of an adventure, and increases at his whim, usually after the completion of a grand story arc.

Examples:
Adventurer - 18 stat points, 4 perks
Hero - 20 stat points, 5 perks
Champion - 22 stat points, 6 perks
Legend - 24 stat points, 8 perks

Background: This serves as the multipurpose line for Race/Class/High Concept. Stuff like "Last Human Adventurer" "Muscle Wizard" or "The Dark Knight", these can be invoked by the player to use stats in different ways.

Example - The Muscle Wizard can use strength instead of focus when using spells.

Perks - Similar to Backgrounds, perks are traits or items that define the character, but are invoked with more specific uses with generally greater benefits. HOWEVER, these can also be invoked by the AM to incur a penalty.

Example - "Click-Click Armor": could be invoked by the player to reduce damage from an incoming physical attack. The AM could invoke it to give a penalty to an agile task, such as running, climbing, or swimming.

I've been wanting to do the same OP. I'm trying to make a d% system with character sheets that can fit on a 3x5 card.

>>15019377
It's called FATE.

>>15019401
yes, but this is even less math than FATE.

If Rick were to attack The Terr-esque, (a phony Tarrasque), with his axe, he would roll a d6 and need less than a 4 (for 4 STR) to hit and deal 4 damage (once again, 4 STR) on a hit.

Now, if Rick invokes "You Have My Axe" to hurl his axe at The Terr-esque, he can add his AWE to the damage.

A boot-man just attempted to wrassle a big swamp monster and tame it.

This game rocks.

>>15019488
Here's some example uses of Rick's Perks...

Short Man Syndrome:
Player - Use AWE instead of SMO to intimidate or issue an order.
AM - Someone makes a short joke: Roll FOC, if failed, Rick gets offended. on a 6, Rick attacks that person.

You Have My Axe
Player - Ranged Axe Attacks (add AWE to damage), Ricks defends adjacent character, dividing damage between him and whomever he protects.
AM - Rick will believe an ally who is lying, or defend an ally even if they've done something wrong. "Family First, dude."

Draw The Line:
Player - Become anchored to the spot you stand, (Roll TOU to resist movement)
AM - Rick will not retreat, or may automatically invoke "Short Guy Syndrome" against a character for cowardly behavior.

Utility Beard
Player - Roll AWE, success producea a useful item (a canteen, a lockpick, a car battery, ANOTHER axe)
AM - AWE failure can produce something dangerous. Weakness VS Fire

I dunno about you guys, but I think it's pretty damn cool, and fitting with the theme.

How many times will I have to re-write and re-submit this before I get it right?
Current count is 2, but I think I've got it this time.

So the playtesting has gone well. Lots of new data to go through.

>>15020393
He hit the giant Candy-Dragon with a tree hard enough to send it flying into a nearby lake, where it drowned.

FUCK. YES. THIS. GAME.

>>15019744
>>15020546

Fuuuuuck, I can't believe I had to bust out early. Stupid emergencies.

>>15021010
It wasn't a candy dragon. It was a candied Terrasque.

I played treeball with a candied terrasque.

Hell to they yeah.

leveled up boi!

Bump!

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YNVFHSRY
I compiled all the rules so far into a .docx document that I thought you guys might like to have.

Invoking bump