GAME NAME

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This game is powered by Dominus, a GMless RPG system for solo or coop play. You’ll find all the
rules on the back of this sheet.

Setting
A short description of your game setting, usually in a single sentence.

Plot

d6 Something happened... You need to... Or else...

Archetypes

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d6 Theme Action Stuff Quality

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 RULES
These are all the rules for the Dominus system. This work was created by the “Dominus Initiative” and is licensed under a
Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International.
Rule 1: Preparation
Choose (or roll) an Archetype from the table and name your character. Then roll a die for each of
the three columns on the Plot table.

Rule 2: Story
To start your story, choose (or roll) a Place on the Scenes table. Whenever you enter a Scene, roll
a die. If it is a 3 or less, roll a Character. If its 4 or higher, roll an Event. You can move on to a new
Scene if you feel it is appropriate (and have resolved any apparent conflicts).

Rule 3: Challenge
Whenever your character tries to do something that could go wrong, you have a Challenge: roll a
die. If you get a 4 or more, you have managed to beat it. If there is something in this situation
that will give you an advantage in this Challenge, roll 2 dice and keep the higher one. If
something gives you a disadvantage, roll 2 dice and keep the lower.

Rule 4: Dilemma
Whenever you have a question which answer is not obvious, determine two possible outcomes
(yes or no, left or right, option A or option B etc.) and roll a die. With a 3 or less, you get the first
option, and with a 4 or more, the second one.

Rule 5: Bank of Ideas

Whenever you need to better elaborate a Place, Character or Event, roll on the Bank of Ideas
table and interpret the result of any column according to the situation.

X-Rule: Special
Your game may have special and unique rules for it.
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