In my opinion, the YES / NO / BUT / AND dice are possibly the most useful tool for Solo Roleplaying.
This 2011 monodesire post:
http://monodesire.blogspot.com/2011/05/mythic-gme-fu-rpg-quick-reference-guide.html
gives this table:
6 = Yes, and...
4 = Yes...
2 = Yes, but...
5 = No, but...
3 = No...
1 = No, and...
But I interpret the dice from most positive to most negative:
6: YES AND
5: YES
...
1: NO AND
I think this system was first introduced in FURPG (I often call these FURPG dice). It it so?
Was this system created by Nathan Russell? When was it first published?
I still go with evens = good, odds = bad. I guess I'm still attached to the beauty of "beat the odds".
ReplyDeleteI sure do miss some FU banter. What an awesome game.
For anyone looking to find or make their own Yes/No/And/But dice, Carsten Damm made some using stickers and indented blank dice for his Earthdawn version of FU. Take a look, I like the approach of still keeping the number in a tiny font on the die faces. http://www.vagrantworkshop.com/index.php?categoryid=28&p2_articleid=112 (scroll down a little).
ReplyDeleteThough I will probably just get the cheaper blank Chessex dice (nonindented) and put some kind of coating on my stickers.
Tina Trillitzsch Wow, Carsten's dice are great!
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