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    This document provides rules for various actions in a roleplaying game, including: - Rolling skills to attempt difficult tasks, with advantages for relevant advanced skills - Combat mechanics like damage from melee attacks and ranged shots being determined by opposing rolls - Systems for recovering stamina and luck through rest and provisions - Armor providing damage reduction depending on how heavily armored a character is - Casting spells requiring available stamina and a successful skill roll, with potential mishaps on failure - Optional rules for spending luck to reduce consequences outside a character's control

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    This document provides rules for various actions in a roleplaying game, including: - Rolling skills to attempt difficult tasks, with advantages for relevant advanced skills - Combat mechanics like damage from melee attacks and ranged shots being determined by opposing rolls - Systems for recovering stamina and luck through rest and provisions - Armor providing damage reduction depending on how heavily armored a character is - Casting spells requiring available stamina and a successful skill roll, with potential mishaps on failure - Optional rules for spending luck to reduce consequences outside a character's control

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    This document provides rules for various actions in a roleplaying game, including: - Rolling skills to attempt difficult tasks, with advantages for relevant advanced skills - Combat mechanics like damage from melee attacks and ranged shots being determined by opposing rolls - Systems for recovering stamina and luck through rest and provisions - Armor providing damage reduction depending on how heavily armored a character is - Casting spells requiring available stamina and a successful skill roll, with potential mishaps on failure - Optional rules for spending luck to reduce consequences outside a character's control

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    DOING STUFF FIGHTING & NOT DYING

    When you attempt something difficult At 0 Stamina: You die at end of round
    or dangerous, you roll with your Skill. Below 0 Stamina: You are dead (Luck roll?)

    If you have a relevant Advanced Skill, 8 Hrs. Rest: Recover 2d6 Stamina, 2d6 Luck
    use Skill + Advanced Skill instead. Provisions (3/day): Recover 1d6 Stamina

    ROLL UNDER when unopposed: MELEE: Roll Versus. Higher deals damage.
    • 2d6 under/equal to your Skill 6,6 deals double damage
    • Climbing, lifting, casting spells, etc 1,1 Fumble, suffer +1 dmg
    • 6,6 is always a Fumble; a failure SHOOT: Roll Versus their evasion/Skill.
    • Into melee: Randomly determine targets
    ROLL VERSUS during contests:
    • AIM: On next turn roll twice, take best
    • 2d6 + your Skill VS their 2d6 roll + Skill.
    • Combat, racing, arguing, detecting, etc Unaware target: Roll Under, +2 dmg
    • 1,1 is a Fumble; a failure
    Lightly Armored: -1 DMG 2 Slots
    When you successfully use an Advanced Modestly: -2 DMG 4 Slots
    Skill, put a Mark next to it. When you have Heavily: -3 DMG 6 Slots
    time to reflect, you may Test up to 3 skills.
    If you roll 2d6 over your Skill total, gain +1. DMG modifiers affect die roll, not damage.

    To learn a new skill, find a mentor,


    roll 2d6 under your Skill. Starts at 1.
    CAST A SPELL
    House Rule: Instead, 1d6 over/equal to skill. Requires one hand free + ability to speak.

    1. Spend the Stamina cost


    EQUIPMENT SLOTS 2. Roll Under. (different than ranged attacks)
    13+ slots: -4 all rolls 3. Success: The spell happens
    18+ slots: -4 rolls, hardly move, unaware Failure: Nothing happens.
    Small: 1 slot unless it’s a LOT of them Fumble: Roll d66 on the OOPS! table
    Large: 2 slots, require 2 hands

    To retrieve an item from your pack in a


    LUCK IS OPTIONAL
    hurry, roll 2d6 over/equal the item number. Roll Skill when you DO something.
    Success: Find it and take an action Roll Luck when things happens TO you.
    Failure: Spend whole turn finding it
    1. Roll 2d6 under/equal to current Luck.
    You can quickly, carefully drop 1d6 things Success: reduce the consequences.
    in a turn. 2d6 things if you’re reckless. Failure: you suffer the whim of Fate.
    2. Reduce Luck by 1, no matter the result.
    Character Generator & Turn Tracker
    TECHNICALGRIMOIRE.COM/TROIKAGENERATOR Reference by David Schirduan and Slothbear.

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