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    S0Lid St8: Game Structure Death

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    - The game S0LID ST8 involves players creating characters and describing their actions in a post-apocalyptic world run by a referee. - Characters have attributes like Power, Instinct, and Logic that are used in action rolls to determine success or failure. Failing rolls can result in damage. - When a character's HP reaches 0, they die and can be restored next session through an offsite backup or replaced. Restored characters lose items and memories. - Characters advance by gaining attributes and HP through rolls after each survived session. They start with equipment selected from a list using Hardpoints that also track damage. - Hardpoints indicate how much damage a character can take before

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    - The game S0LID ST8 involves players creating characters and describing their actions in a post-apocalyptic world run by a referee. - Characters have attributes like Power, Instinct, and Logic that are used in action rolls to determine success or failure. Failing rolls can result in damage. - When a character's HP reaches 0, they die and can be restored next session through an offsite backup or replaced. Restored characters lose items and memories. - Characters advance by gaining attributes and HP through rolls after each survived session. They start with equipment selected from a list using Hardpoints that also track damage. - Hardpoints indicate how much damage a character can take before

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    Solid_St8

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    - The game S0LID ST8 involves players creating characters and describing their actions in a post-apocalyptic world run by a referee. - Characters have attributes like Power, Instinct, and Logic that are used in action rolls to determine success or failure. Failing rolls can result in damage. - When a character's HP reaches 0, they die and can be restored next session through an offsite backup or replaced. Restored characters lose items and memories. - Characters advance by gaining attributes and HP through rolls after each survived session. They start with equipment selected from a list using Hardpoints that also track damage. - Hardpoints indicate how much damage a character can take before

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    S0Lid St8: Game Structure Death

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    S0LID ST8

    Game Structure Death


    The referee describes the world and the player-characters’ When a character’s HP reaches zero, they die. Make a
    role within it. The players describe how their characters act new character right away; or, if you prefer, roll 1d6 when
    in the world, responding to the threats the GM describes. the party are next in a place of safety. On a 2+ you can
    restore your character from an offsite backup next session.
    Character Creation
    On a 1, the backup is corrupted and the dead character is
    Name your character. (Perhaps Blockchain, Duplex, Raster
    permanently lost.
    or Warez.)
    A restored character loses any and all items their
    ■■ You start with 15 Hardpoints (HP).
    predecessor was carrying, as well as most short-term
    Distribute 3 points between these attributes: memories.
    ■■ POWER: Strength, Toughness, Intimidation Advancement
    ■■ INSTINCT: Sneaking, Aiming, Acrobatics At the end of each game session you survived, roll 1d6 twice
    ■■ LOGIC: Knowledge, Perception, Talking and apply both results:
    Action Roll 1. +1 Power
    When you describe a risky action and we don’t know 2. +1 Instinct
    what’ll happen, roll 2d6. Add points from one attribute, 3. +1 Logic
    and one or two items (the Ref decides which.) 4. +1 HP
    5. +1 HP
    If the total’s 12 or more, it definitely goes the way you
    6. Choose (one of the above)
    wanted. If the total’s 10 or more, it happens, but not
    necessarily the way you wanted. If the total’s 8 or more, Equipment
    it might happen if it was easy, but it’s likelier things don’t Start by choosing three items from the list below. For each
    go your way. Any less, and things definitely don’t go your item you choose, check the box to the left of the name.
    way—the Ref will say what happens next.
    You may add one or more descriptors for each ☐ an item
    Dangerous Actions has after it’s name. For example, a [☑ Handgun ☑☑] might
    If you’re trying to do some hurting, roll, and every point be given the extra descriptors “Acid Rounds” and “Silencer.”
    over 9 is a point of damage to the target. The opposite is
    Each ☑ costs one Hardpoint (see Hardpoints.)
    true, too—if the risk in your action includes ‘you get hurt’,
    you’ll take a point of damage for every point less than 10
    ☐ Handgun ☐ ☐
    your roll comes under.
    ☐ SMG ☐ ☐
    For Example...
    Raster snaps off a shot with his rifle at a distant EXE. He rolls ☐ Shotgun ☐ ☐ ☐
    2d6 and gets a 7. He adds 3: 1 for his rifle and 2 more for his
    ☐ Rifle ☐ ☐ ☐
    Instinct of +2. The total, then, is 10. Raster clips his target,
    dealing a single point of damage. ☐ Melee Weapon ☐ ☐
    Later, Warez takes a dive out of fire into some old dumpsters. ☐ Force field
    She rolls 2d6, but only gets a 4. She adds her instinct of
    ☐ Reinforced plating
    +1, but doesn’t really have any items that help dumpster-
    diving. Her total is 5. That’s (5-6-7-8-9) a nasty 5 points of ☐ Ablative Shield ☐
    damage as she sprawls in the trash, magna-fluid leaking out
    ☐ Biofilters ☐
    a pierced pneumatic.
    ☐ Data Terminal
    Hardpoints
    Your Hardpoints are an indication of your frame’s integrity ☐ I/F/V Scanner
    as well as how many items you can carry.
    ☐ Hacking Spike ☐ ☐ ☐
    If you have more items checkboxed (see Equipment) than
    ☐ ATV manipulators
    your current Hardpoints, your Power and Instinct are both
    reduced by 1. Any failed rolls will result in dropping all ☐ Transformation Cog ☐ ☐
    excess items (in addition to other consequences.)
    ☐ Stratego Protocols
    Your damage total is subtracted from your Hardpoint
    ☐ Drone Ally ☐ ☐
    maximum. If this ever means your HP drops too low to
    carry all your equipment, you need to choose something ☐ Rippin’ Paint Job*
    that gets dropped, right now.
    *Destroyed if discarded.
    Recovery
    You regain lost HP by spending 6 hours undisturbed,
    recharging and laying low. If interrupted, you only get half
    your missing HP back.

    Created by Joe Banner. Find more at joebanner.co.uk

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