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Curious. I wonder how much it will draw from CoC7e and/or RQG.

I believe you meant "swo'K" ...

I get that same thing, FWIW.

Yes. Yes I do.

Not a response to the previous post; just something it made me think of. From a technical POV, the ignore poster feature doesn't work great when the ignored poster is quoted: it still shows you who the ignored poster was, and it's not hard to deduce the content of their post from the response...

Man, I hate it when lots of people make diverse but reasonable points about a topic. That means I have to think carefully about it ...

I'll probably check it out, but I suspect that I'd use RMC if I ever had that itch again, or maybe VsD if I wanted something more MERP like.

The modifier still applies, based on the difference between the two sizes.

I was just glancing at the rule book and see that the size scale goes from +8 down to -8, but I'm not sure I see standard examples of what would count as what, so I'm not sure if -8 just means small mammal or insect or what. In all seriousness, I'd simply treat most insects as annoyances, or...

It's entirely possible that my reference to bumble bees was a bit tongue-in-check ...

@zcthu3 Great response, thanks. Now ... what about the bumble bee?! :D

I agree. I liked it just fine at the relatively human level. But the idea that a bee can not only hit a human being more easily but also do more damage, while a T-Rex had trouble not only hitting but also doing damage to a human, kind rubbed me the wrong way.

Yes. That was another thing that I personally didn't care for about rolling to-hit and damage into one.

Love FL, but sooooooooo over zombies.

No, but it is a spitting image of your avatar.

Just in the interest of math, the chances of rolling zero successes on ten Ubiquity dice is one in a thousand, assuming I'm using AnyDice correctly.

Yah, it's definitely a personal preference thing, not an objective flaw. P.S.: I once had a player roll something like 18-20 dice. :O

I loved everything about it except the core mechanic. The bigger the dice pool, the more likely you're just going to roll the average, so after a while, everyone just took the average in order to move things along. I guess I actually like when the core mechanic is a bit more "swingy."

I.e., Charisma check.