TO THE POINT

A point based roleplaying game by R. A. Rice © 2023




 TO THE POINT

Table of contents.
Introduction .1 Scenario Table .13

Basic points .2 Distance .14

Mind .2 Journey .14

Body .2 Journey .15

Spirit .2 Find Table .16

Luck .2 Lose .16

Travel .2 Fate .17

Game Needs .3 Blessing .17

Oracle .3 Cursing .17

Goods .4 Eventful .18

Services .4 Uneventful .18

Supplies .3 Discovery .19

Wealth .3 Diversion .19

Starting Out .5 Advantage .20

Standard Items .6 Disadvantage .20

Character Sheet .7 Friend .21

Battle Mechanics .8 Foe .21

After the Battle .10 NPC .22

Example Battle .11

Tables .12

 TO THE POINTA point based roleplaying game by R. A. Rice © 2023
T
o The Point is a game that doesn't
use all of the polyhedral dice as
most of the traditional roleplaying
games do. It instead, relies more on the
strategic use of skill points. It does use a
few six sided dice rolls as needed.
In this game, Skill Points are used to help
accomplish all of the various actions that
occur during an adventure.
You will decide what points are to be used
for the completion of a given task. All of
the various points are limited so you must
choose wisely or you may run out, just
when you need them most.
Types of points:
There are many different types of points
within the game, but the big three to keep
track of, are Mind, Body & Spirit.
There is also another Skill called Luck.
These Skills make up your life force.
If your Body should reach zero, then you
have come to the end of the line and your
character will join their ancestors in the
afterlife.
If your Mind reaches zero then you
cannot think and will not survive long.
If your Spirit reaches zero then you will
not have the will to continue.
If your Luck reaches zero then you will be
living dangerously.
The next set of points are used for your
Weapons and Armor. These points will
determine the power of your attacks and
defense.
Then we have points assigned to items.
Inanimate objects have deplete able
points. In other words things that are
quickly used up.
You will begin the game with a large pool
of Skill Points and be free to assign them
in any way that you choose.
The assignment should take into
consideration the character that you will
be playing as. A Warrior type character
may choose to distribute their points
differently than a Priest or Rogue.
On the following pages, more detail will
be given about each type of point and how
they are to be used in the game.
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 B
efore we assign any skill points to a
character we need to take a more
detailed look at how the various
points will be used in the game.
Mind points: You will be using your
mind points on anything that requires
thought, which is just about everything.
Body points: You will be using your
body for anything that requires a physical
action.
Spirit points: You will be using your
spirit points any time you need to gain
some inspiration, encouragement or if
you are feeling discouraged.
Luck points: You will use luck points to
make the odds more favorable as needed.
Before you take an action, you will first
decide how many of your points that you
will spend on that action and subtract
them from the appropriate source.
Some of the actions and events may be
preassigned and in that case you will just
subtract or add points as directed.
The main thing about points, is to make
sure you don run out of Mind, Body and
Spirit. You can run out of Luck and that’s
not good, but it will not be the end of your
characters adventure.
Traveling:
When you travel you will naturally use
some of the mind, body and spirit. And if
you want a safer journey you may decide
to spend some of your luck points too.
Example:
Going from here to there on a days
journey traveling eight hours and resting
for an hour mid travel.
You would use a mind and perhaps a
spirit point to plan the trip. You would
use four body points to travel a half day
and possibly a few luck points to avoid
problems. Your rest at mid journey would
restore one of the spent body points and
one spirit point.
Complications in travel. Should you come
to an obstacle or encounter a hazard on
your journey, you would lose a sprit point
for confronting an obstacle or hazard, but
would gain it back when you solved the
problem that the obstacle or hazard has
presented. You would probably also use a
body point or two, due to the physical
requirements of navigating the obstacle.
Perhaps if you had used more luck you
would have avoided the situation.
Discovery usually has a positive effect. If
you should discover something during the
journey, then you would gain some
knowledge, so your Mind points would
increase by 1. If it's a good thing, then
your Spirit would also gain a point as
well. However, if it is something bad,
then you would still gain knowledge so
the mind would gain 1, but the spirit
would lose 1.
Confrontations can often arise during a
journey. You may be confronted by an
adversary. Maybe a human or animal.
You will need to use your points to battle
accordingly. We will go over how to battle
separately.
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 Game Needs: Complex Oracle:

Imagination: If you need a little more complex answer,

then you would ask the question and roll
This game relies heavily on the the die.
imagination. So fire up your dream
machine and get ready to play. The answer is then a weighted answer,
meaning that the answer ranges from one
Notes: being favorable to six being unfavorable.

You will need to keep track of things that Example:

happen during your adventure so you will
need some form of writing. Is it raining?

Paper and pencil work just fine, or if you
prefer to use an electronic device, you can
do that as well.
It will be your choice for tracking your
skill points and they will be changing with
every action. So use whatever you are
comfortable with. Other actions will add
and subtract items and such from your
inventory. So you will be doing quite a bit
of journaling in one form or another.
Randomness:
There is always a need for some form of
randomness in every game to keep the
excitement of the unknown going.
You then roll the die.
A one would be, no it is not raining.
Two would be there is a slight sprinkle,
mist or fog. Three would be a light gentle
rain. Four would be heavy rain. Five
would be a hard rain and Six would be
torrential rain or even a thunder storm.
Don’t forget that you can also simply
apply the answer you think is best for
the situation, instead of letting a random
number decide for you. The choice is
yours.

That’s what an adventure is. Exploring

the unknown.

So we have a few tools to use for that.

The Simple Oracle:

Using the oracle requires a standard six

sided die, also known as a 1D6.

Whenever you need a quick yes or no

answer. You simply roll the die and an
even number is yes and odd is no.

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 Weapons and Armor: Wealth:

You will need to buy Armor and Weapons You will need some form of wealth for the
for your adventures. They too will have adventuring. It will depend on the setting
points. These points will inflict and you choose as to what you will call it. For
deflect damage from an opponent. this game we will simply call it coins.

Heavy use of weapons and armor will Goods and Services:

require that the damage points be
repaired. Everything has value, wether it is an item
or a service. So you will use your wealth
Supplies: to buy and sell either goods or services.

Every adventure will need some supplies.
Common adventuring equipment would
be things such as rope, hammer, pitons,
torch, axe, lock picks, pickaxe, etc.
You will need food and water in the form
of rations. You may take some form of
first aid such as healing potions or anti-
venom. Maybe bandages, thread needle,
should you need stitches.
You will need a pack, bed roll, and other
such things to cary what you think you
will need, based on the adventure you
selected to go on.
There is a Standard Items Table you can
use to get started. You can add in items
that are not listed and assign them a cost.
You may find wealth during an adventure
or you may gain wealth for completing
quests or selling treasures you have
collected during the adventure.
Each item has a value, so be sure to
adjust your wealth when you find, buy or
sell items and or services. Give created
items a fair price.

Most of these items will have deplete able

points. If you use some of them, then
reduce the quantity points.

Example:

Every time you stop, rest, eat and drink

you would decrease your supply of food
and water supply. If you choose to light a
torch, it would only last so long, so you
would decrease its quantity points per the
amount of time it is being used.

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 Starting out: The Character Sheet:

Your World:
So your character sheet will have the
The first thing to decide, is what the following things that you will need to fill
world is like that you want to adventure in before you can start your adventure.
in. Is it in the past, present or future?
This will help you create the names for Character Name:
everything in your game.
Character Description:
Your Character:
Character Level:
Decide what character you want to play as
and then give the character a name and a Character Skill points:
brief description of what stands out to
you. Who are they in your world. Mind, Body, Spirit, Luck

Skill points: 120 Armor:

Starting out you are awarded 120 points Weapons:

to be distributed into your skill slots on
the character sheet. You may distribute Supplies:
them however you like.
Wealth:
Consider the character you will be playing
and distribute them accordingly. Or if you The division on the Mind, Body Spirit and
want to distribute them evenly, then that Luck, is for the Max and Current points.
will be 30 in each of the four skills There will also be a place for notes.

Wealth: 120 When you fill in your character sheet,

make sure to write lightly with a pencil,
You will be awarded 120 wealth to spend because other than your characters name,
as you see fit. Weapons, armor, supplies everything else will change as the
of your choosing. adventure progresses.

Consider the character you will be playing

and purchase accordingly.

Enter your selections on to the character

sheet. If you don’t spend all your wealth,
then enter what ever you have left on to
the character sheet. This will increase and
decrease as your adventure unfolds.

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 STANDARD ITEMS TO BUY AND SELL

COST IN BUY
ITEM POINT VALUE
COINS FROM YOU

Clothes 1 Defense 25 10

Robes 2 Defense 50 20

Light Armor & Shield 3 Defense 60 25

Medium Armor & Shield 4 Defense 75 35

Heavy Armor & Shield 5 Defense 100 45

Light Weapon or Spell 1d6+2 25 10

Medium Weapon or Spell 1d6+4 50 20

Heavy Weapon or Spell 1d6+6 75 35

Light Range Weapon 1d6+2 25 10

Medium Range Weapon 1d6+4 50 20

Heavy Range Weapon 1d6+6 75 35

Food Pouch & 5 Rations Plus 1 to Body 10 2

Water Skin & 5 Rations Plus 1 to Body 10 4

Healing Potion or Anti Venom 1d6+2 25 10

Back Pack & Bed Roll Plus 1 to Rest 25 10

Poison 1d6+2 20 5

Rope, Hook, Hammer & Pitons Plus 1 to Body 25 10

Torch, Oil, Flint Steel & Tinder Plus 1 to Luck 25 10

Lock pick set Plus 1 to Luck 20 5

Hatchet or Bowsaw Plus 1 to Body 10 5

Pickaxe or Shovel Plus 1 to Body 20 10

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 Character Sheet

Name:__________________ Description:_________________

Level:___________________ Wealth:_____________________

Armor:________________ Weapons:____________________

Supplies:__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

Treasure:________________________________________________

Other Items:_____________________________________________

Mind:____|____Body:_____|____Spirit:____|_____Luck:____|____

Notes:____________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

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 Battle Mechanics: The Cost:

To keep the game simple some items and Spells cost 25, 50 and 75 coins each.
events are divided into threes.
To cast a Low level Spell you have to use 1
Weapons: Mind and 1 Spirit point to cast the spell.

We are not giving them names here It will do 1d6+2 damage. And you can
because we are not declaring a setting. cast a magic shield adding 1d6+2 to your
A setting could be the past, present or defense, costing 1 Mind and 1 Spirit point.
future and would require too many
different type of weapon descriptions. To cast a Medium level Spell you have to
use 2 Mind and 2 Spirit points to cast the
Weapons are one hand, light, medium spell.
and two handed heavy. Range weapons
should also be set at three levels as well. It will do 1d6+4 damage. And you can
cast a magic shield adding 1d6+4 to your
A light weapon does 1d6+2 points of defense, costing 2 Mind and 2 Spirit
damage. A medium weapon does 1d6+4 points to cast the spell.
and a heavy weapon does 1d6+6 points
of damage to an opponent. Your attacks To cast a High level Spell you have to use
always hit. 3 Mind and 3 Spirit points to cast the
spell.
Armor:
It will do 1d6+6 damage. And you can
Again, we are not giving names here cast a magic shield adding 1d6+6 to your
because we are not declaring a setting. defense, costing 3 Mind and 3 Spirit
A setting could be the past, present or points to cast the spell.
future and would require too many
different type of armor descriptions. Attackers:

Like weapons, all armor is divided into a The opponent will attack based on its
few types. Clothing, Robe, Light, Medium defined stats. It will have + attack points
and Heavy armors. It will give 1 to 5 and + defense points, along with x life
defense point protection from attacks. points. Its Attacks will always hit.
So be ready to defend.
With heavy use it may need repair.
You will decide how it is holding up and Combat:
make repairs as needed.
When combat occurs. You have the
Magic: option of using your Skill points.

You may use Magic in the same way you You may use any skill, weapon or item
would use a weapon. You can use three you have, to attack and or defend.
levels for attack and defend spells.

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 Your weapons have an + attack and your Two, you roll to see if you are successful.
armor has a + defend set of points, but You can use a 1d6 and do odd and even.
you can use your skills to enhance an
attack or strengthen the defense. Even is successful and odd is a fail. If you
fail, then you have to do one more round
Example: of battle and then you can try to flee
again.
You use a Luck point to do one point
extra damage or dodge one point of
damage. Or you could also use a Body
point to do likewise.

If you know a weakness on the target, you

could use a Mind point to know where
and when to strike for an extra point of
damage.

You could use a Spirit point to increase

your adrenaline for an extra point of
damage.

They are your skill pints to use. But use

wisely, you don’t want to run out.

Remember, Attacks always hit.

Skill Points do not recover without the

use of potions or rest, so watch your
Mind, Body and Spirit points.

Remember that if your Body should reach

zero, then you have come to the end of
the line and your character will join their
ancestors in the afterlife.

Flee:

You always have the option of fleeing

from a losing battle. It may be better to
live to fight another day. At least that’s
what fleeing say.

There are two ways to flee. One, you

declare that you are fleeing and use a
luck point to insure that you successfully
flee.

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 After the Battle:

Winning: Checking:

After the battle, you will receive any items
that the opponent was carrying. If it is an
animal you may choose to take the hide,
claws and meat.
Animals only have themselves. They do
not carry anything outside of their own
bodies. With one exception. You could
extract the toxins from poisonous
creatures and use it on weapons.
Human type foes would possibly have
armor, weapons and items on them.
If so, then they can be scavenged for
personal use or selling. You could find a
weapon such as a dagger and if you
already have one you can dual wield or
sell one. If you choose to dual wield, then
reduce your defense by 1 because you
cannot hold a shield and two weapons.
Resting:
If your armor is damaged you may want
to find a place for repair, unless you are a
smith and can do it yourself.
Check your supplies and see if you are in
need of anything, before moving on. If
you are low on food and water, then you
should hunt for both, before moving on in
your adventure.
Your adventure does not have to be rigid.
You are free to hunt and fish and explore
any surrounding area that you are in.
You may meet NPC’s. Non playing
characters that ask to join you.
If they do, then assign them points and
equipment as they can. Then assist in
battles etc. They may also ask you to help
them with a side quest. It will up to you to
accept or reject.

This is a good time to rest and recuperate. Go with what feels right to you. There are
Make sure the area is safe before making no wrong ways to play this game.
camp and going to sleep.

Sleeping for 8 hours restores all points.

You may not exceed max skill points.

Max skill points are the original that you

set in the beginning, plus any learned
points or bonuses you have gained.

Skill Gain:

If you faced an opponent that you have

never faced before then after the battle
you should give yourself a Mind Point,
because you have learned how this foe
attacks and defends.

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 Example Battle:
You have encountered a Thief.
The Thief is armed with a Dagger, that
does 1d6 +2 points of damage to the
body.
The Thief is wearing Light Armor that
gives +3 Defense.
You are also using a Dagger that does 1d6
+2 points of damage to the body.
You are wearing armor that only gives
you +1 defense.
When the Thief strikes you with the
dagger it will do 1d6+2 minus the 1 for
your armor.
You strike the Thief with your dagger and
it will do 1d6 +2 damage minus +3 Thief's
armor.
Skill Point Battle:
How can we improve our battle with the
Thief?
We can use points.
We have Mind, Body, Spirit and Luck
points that we can use in battle.
You will need +2 points to equal the
Thief's armor and +3 to be better.
You can see that the Thief is wearing
Light Armor. So you know you need to
use some skills to offset the fight.
You could use a Body point, to add an
extra damage point to your attack.
You could also use a Luck point as well
and then you are even.
To move ahead you would instead need to
use either 2 Body and 1 Luck or vice
versa. If you had faced this Foe before
you could also use a Mind point because
you would know a weakness.
Now to defend from the Thief’s 1d6 +2
point attack, you could reduce the
damage using 1 Body point and use 1
Luck to make the strike 2 points less.
You can use any combination that is
logical, but remember if you run out of
Mind Body and Spirit skill points you are
done.
As you adventure, you will gain wealth
and can afford better armor. You will also
be using your points, so beware of them
getting low.
Extra Bonus Points Rule:
To make the battle more exciting you
have the option of the Doubles Rule.
To do this, roll 2d6. Two different colors.
One is your normal roll color and the
other off color is used for the possible
bonus.
You only get the bonus if the dice match.
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 Tables: Fate Table: Pg 17

A few random tables have been included The Fate table contains random Blessings
to assist you with your adventuring. or Cursings, should you need one or the
other.
All of these tables have been created with
a typical medieval fantasy time frame. Event Uneventful Table: Pg 18

You may be able to use them for other Random Events or nothing unusual.
settings as well and you can also modify
them to your needs. Discovery & Diversions: Pg 19

Scenario Table: Things to see and things to do.

The starting scenario table will help you Advantage & Disadvantage: Pg 20
with a the creation of a base plot for an
adventure. Help or hinderance.

You can roll on this table, once for each Friend or Foe: Pg 21
column and then put the outcome
together to form a basic plot for your NPC Good and Evil. Help or Battle.
adventure.
NPC Interactions: Pg 22
You may also just choose what you like
from each column instead of rolling. Random Interaction and side quests.
Or you can just take a look at the table to
spark your imagination. Then you will be NPC Behavior: Pg 23
able to come up with your own idea for a
good plot for your adventure. How a NPC may behave.

Another option is to take a plot from You can use all of these as needed or only
another game you have played. when then Journey table directs you to.

You can also use other game books and

use a plot from them.

Use anything that helps you create an

exciting adventure.

Other Tables:

Find Table : Pg 16

The find table can be used when you need

to find a random item.

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Roll or choose on this table once for each column and then put it together to
form a plot for your adventure. Use 1 to 4 D6 as you wish.

Example: You pick or roll Settlement, Recover, Mystic and Orb. So your plot
is to travel to a settlement to recover an Orb from a Mystic.

SCENARIO TABLE

ROLLED WHERE ACTION NPC ITEM

1 Wilderness Explore Child Orb

2 Village Map Mystic Gem

3 Town Settle Bard Jewelry

4 City Hunt Artist Weapon

5 Settlement Investigate Orphan Armor

6 Encampment Capture Infant Supplies

7 Forest Kill Witch Scroll

8 Desert Banish Wizard Book

9 Grassland Recover Druid Tablet

10 Frozen Steal Noble Chest

11 Dungeon Plant Royal Icon

12 Crypt Forge Potentate Relic

13 Tower Rescue Animal Key

14 Temple Assist Monster Tool

15 Sea Hinder Body Artifact

16 Lake Heal Prisoner Potion

17 Swamp Deliver Monk Herb

18 River Escourt Guard Poison

19 Mountain Persuade Soldier Message

20 Hills Warn Priest Demand

21 Cave Escape Blacksmith Gift

22 Valley Evade Fletcher Clothing

23 Underwater Hide from Hunter Recipe

24 Subterranean Pacify Miller Bag

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 After you have the starting scenario, then
you will have to decide on how you will
travel to the given destination.
If you have played roleplaying games
before and enjoy making maps, then you
may want to create a map with various
points of interest and encounters laid out
on that map and follow the story line you
have created.
If you haven’t played before or you do not
like making maps and or are not sure
what should or could happen during a
journey, then we have an included an
easy method for travel.
Distance and Journey Rolls:
To use this method you will roll a 1D6 to
see how far the destination is.
The number rolled will represent an
increment of your liking. This could be
days or hours or any other frame of time.
After you have established the distance,
then you will roll once per increment and
then refer to the journey table.
Let’s look at each of the possible rolls.
If you decide to use the tables, you will
need to do secondary rolls for odd and
even.
Examples:
One: You either Find or Lose something.
This seems easy when it’s a find, but
much harder if it is a loss. Even is Find
and Odd is a loss.
You must make a choice as to what you
find. Is it a coin, a potion, a map? What
ever seems to fit the scenario you are
playing. If it is a loss, then you have to
decide what you will lose from your
inventory.
One way to play it, if you can’t decide is to
Oracle roll it. Roll and use the number as
the value of the item found or lost.
If you cannot decide, there is a Find table
you can use. For a loss you will have to
make the tough choice.
Two: Fate. A Blessing or Cursing. You
are free to create the narrative or use the
included table. You roll to see your fate.
Even is a Blessing and Odd is a Curse.
Three: Eventful or Uneventful.
Eventful would be something unexpected
happens.
Uneventful would be nothing unusual
happens. You have another normal day.
Even is an Event and Odd is Uneventful.
Again you can either create the narrative
or use the table.
Four: Discovery or Diversion.
Even is a Discovery and Odd is a
Diversion.
Like find or lose, a Discovery is a good
thing. You may discover a grove of fruit
trees and be able to replenish you rations.
A Diversion would be something that
hinders your progress. You may have to
go out of your way or deal with a minor
problem with someone or something.
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 Five: Major Advantage or Major Alternative Play

Obstacle.
You may choose to use an alternative way
Even is Advantage and Odd is Obstacle. to play as follows.

A Major advantage could be something
that saves you a lot of time and you can
drop one journey roll. Perhaps you catch
a ride or find a shortcut.
A Major Obstacle would be anything that
blocks your progress in a significant
manner. It could be that the bridge is out
and you have to find another crossing
point. It may add another day to your
travel and so also another journey roll.
Only use Journey rolls when you get
stuck.
You are creating the adventure story line
as you go and it is unfolding nicely, so you
may not want or need to roll for every
increment of the journey.
Go with what feels right to you. Use your
own creativity. The idea is to enjoy the
adventure.

Six: Encounter Friend or Foe. The rolls and tables are tools designed to
help you when you need it.
Even is for a Friendly NPC interaction
and Odd is a Foe that you will battle.

Friend: Roll to see what happens. Then roll again.

An even number is the rst event the row
You meet a NPC Non Playing Character. and an odd number is the second.
They are friendly to you. They may wish 1 You Find or Lose something.
to trade with you or perhaps they will
want some assistance or offer some. 2 Fate A Blessing or Cursing.
They may even want to join you on your
3 Eventful or Uneventful.
adventure. Safety in numbers.
4 Discovery or Distraction.
If a NPC joins the party, then assign
them some basic stats. Armor, Weapon 5 Major Advantage or Major Obstacle.
and Life Points. They should be included
6 Encounter Friend or Enemy.
in any battles or other events, as long as
they remain in the party.

Foe:

A Foe would be just that. It could be Man

or beast. You will have to do battle or flee
to survive the encounter.

You can use particular foes from the table

or other sources that fit your specific
game scenario.

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 FIND TABLE

ROLLED YOU HAVE FOUND

1 Full Water Flask 5 days

2 Lock Picks Roll 1D6 for Amount

3 Pick Axe

4 Hatchet

5 Shovel

6 A Coin

7 Rope 1D6 X 10

8 Healing Potion 2D6

9 Ration 1 Day

10 Bag of Coins Roll 1D6 for Amount

11 Healing Potion 4D6

12 Anti Venom 2 Doses

13 Ration 2 Days

14 Bag of Coins Roll 2D6 for Amount

15 Healing Potion 3D6

16 Leather Belt

17 Ration 3 Days

18 Anti Venom 3 Doses

19 Poison 1 Dose

20 Torch 5 hour

21 Healing Potion 1D6

22 Poison 3 Doses

23 Anti Venom 1 Dose

24 Bag of Coins Roll 3D6 for Amount

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 FATE A BLESSING OR CURSING

ROLLED BLESSING CURSING

1 The path is rough

2 The path is smooth

3 You slip and fall 1D6 damage

4 The weather is excellent

5 The weather turns foul 1D6 hour delay

6 The air is pleasantly fragrant

7 There is a foul smell in the air

8 You nd some healing Herbs 1D6

9 You step in a trap 1D6 injury

10 You nd a Silver coin

11 You lose a item

12 You avoid a trap

13 One of your rations spoils

14 You nd some edible fruit

15 You see a bad omen

16 You see a good omen

17 You are bothered by insects

18 You nd a lock pick

19 You are allergic to something in the area

20 The breeze sounds musical

21 You feel sick

22 You feel energized

23 You injure your 1d6 body part for 1d6

24 You nd a Coin

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ROLLED

1 It gets a tad warmer

2 A stray dog shows up

3 It cools o slightly

4 A group of Monks pass by

5 The scenery remains the same

6 You see a group of carved stones

7 The scenery changes slightly

8 NPC Interaction. See Table Pg 22

9 You walk a bit faster

10 An item falls from above

11 You walk a bit slower

12 There is an eclipse

13 The terrain changes slightly

14 A group of Nomads pass by

15 You are thinking about food

16 NPC Interaction. See Table Pg 22

17 You are thinking about water

18 It is suddenly silent

19 You look behind you

20 There is a an odd sound

21 You count steps

22 You smell smoke

23 You stop and stretch

24 You nd a Body

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 DISCOVERY OR DIVERSION

# CIVILIZED ACTION WILDERNESS ACTION

1 Lost something Find it Lost something Find it

2 Tavern Eat Drink Small Cottage Roll NPC

3 Gambler Gamble High Dice Lost Farm animal Assist

4 Apothecary Buy Sell Trade Wild Herbs Gather

5 Street Performer Watch donate Lost Child Assist

6 General Goods Buy Sell Trade Peddler Buy Sell Trade

7 Fortune Teller Roll on Fate Odd sound Try to locate

8 Bakery Buy Eat Fruit Bushes Eat Gather

9 Carnival Explore Soothsayer Roll on Fate

10 Fletcher Buy Sell Pond Drink Fill Fish

11 Religious Gathering Attend Broken Cart Assist

12 Prison Visit Large Tunnel Roll on Find

13 Panhandler Donate Worn out NPC Assist

14 Cemetery Visit Explore Hidden stash Roll on Find

15 Street closed Go around Path blocked Go around

16 Cartographer Buy Sell Trade Lake Drink Fill Fish

17 Building Fire Assist Cottage Fire Assist

18 Armorer Buy Sell Trade Fruit Trees Eat Gather

19 Loose Horse Assist Escaped Prisoner Catch

20 Blacksmith Buy Sell Trade Encampment Roll on Find

21 Celebration Join in Gambler Gamble low dice

22 Well Drink Fill Spring Drink Fill

23 Funeral procession Respects Caravan Let it pass

24 Temple Heal 4D6 Shrine Heal 4D6

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 ADVANTAGE OR OBSTICLE

ROLLED ADVANTAGE OBSTICLE

You have lost your way

1
1D6 Delay

You nd a shortcut.

2
1 Day saved.

Extremely Bad Weather

3
1 Day Delay

You are given a ride.

4
1 Day saved.

Your path is Completely Blocked

5
1 Day Delay

You travel without any interruption

6
1 Day saved.

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 FRIEND OR FOE

# CREATURE WEAPON ATTACK ARMOR DEFEND LP GIVES or HAS

1 Snake Fangs 1d6+1 Scales 1 20 1 Skin - 1 Poison

2 Priest None - Robe - - Gain 1 Body

3 Cultest Dagger 1d6+2 Robe 2 40 1 Anti-Venom 1D6 Rations

4 Farmer Hatchet - Clothes - - Produce 1D6

5 Thief Dagger 1d6+2 Light 3 40 Has 1D6 Coins, Rations

6 Hunter Bow - Leather - - Meat 1D6

7 Wolf Teeth 1d6+2 Hide 1 30 1D6 Meat, 1 Hide

8 Wizard Sta Robe - - Gain 1 Mind

9 Bear Claws 1d6+4 Hide 4 80 1D6 Meat, Hide, Claws

10 Trapper Bow Hide - - Will Buy Hide

11 Rat Teeth 1d6+1 Skin 1 20 1 Meat, 1 Skin

12 Fisherman - - Clothes - - Gives Fish 1D6

13 Sorcerer Spell 1d6 Mind Robe 2 40 Magic Wand

14 Bard Dagger - Clothes - - Gain 1 Spirit

15 Gobblin Bow 1d6+2 Light 3 40 1D6 Coins, Water

16 Apotheker Dagger - Clothes - - Gives 1 Potion

17 Troll Spear 1d6+4 Light 3 40 1D6 Hides, Rations

18 Herbalist - Clothes Health Potion

19 Litch Spell 1d6 Spirit Rags 4 40 Gold Crown

20 Merchant - - Clothes - - Will Buy

21 Ogre Club 1d6+5 Light 4 80 2D6 Coins

22 Smith Hammer - Leather - - Will Repair

23 Hag Evil eye 1d6 Luck Clothes 1 40 1 Potion

24 Gambler - - Clothes - - Gain 1 Luck

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 NPC INTERACTIONS

# WHO HAS WANTS REQUESTS

1 Priest Blessing Donation Find and return Icon

2 Pilgram Nothing Direction Escort to Shrine

3 Smith Tools Do repair Find Rare Ore

4 Apotheker Potions Sell or Trade Deliver potions

5 Tinker Tools Do repair Deliver Goods

6 Merchant Goods Sell or Trade Escort to City

7 Bard Song Sell or Trade Join the Party

8 Farmer Vegetables Sell or Trade Bring Seeds

9 Butcher Meat Sell or Trade Bring Rare Animal

10 Woodsman Wood Sell or Trade Locate Ancestral Axe

11 Cartographer Maps Sell or Trade Buy Treasure Map

12 Hunter Game Sell or Trade Assist in killing Beast

13 Trapper Furs Sell or Trade Find Rare Fur

14 Soldier Weapon Hired Join the Party

15 Guard Bounty Prisoner Assist in inding Prisoner

16 Lunatic Warning Listener Stop the Follower

17 Nomad News Sell or Trade Bounty

18 Prisoner Bound Freedom Hide from Guard

19 Miner Ore Sell or Trade Clear the mine

20 Herbalist Herbs Sell or Trade Find rare herbs

21 Mage Scrolls Sell or Trade Find Magical ink

22 Fisherman Fish Sell or Trade Clear island

23 Adventurer Tokens Sell or Trade Escort to City

24 Messenger Messsage Direction Escort to City

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 NPC BEHAVIOR

# Appearance Acting Speech Action Response Reaction

1 Trustworthy Sane Sense Standing Smiles Continues

2 Untrustworthy Insane Nonsense Setting Frowns Changes

3 Fit Patient Native Walking Ignores Runs to

4 Frail Impatient Foreign Running Listens Runs away

5 Clean Focused Quiet Marching Blesses Walks to

6 Dirty Unfocused Loud Sneaking Curses Walks away

7 Armed Aware Arrogant Striding Glares Faces

8 Unarmed Unaware Humble Stumbling Winks Turns away

9 Armored Peaceful Hurried On foot Nods Looks at

10 Plain Aggressive Slow Riding Shrugs Looks away

11 Old Calm Sober Pulling Laughs Hides

12 Young Nervous Drunk Pushing Sighs Exposes

13 Tall Sane Sense Standing Smiles Continues

14 Short Insane Impeded Squatting Frowns Changes

15 Thin Patient Native Walking Ignores Runs to

16 Portly Impatient Foreign Running Listens Runs away

17 Neat Focused Silent Marching Blesses Walks to

18 Filthy Unfocused Boisterous Twitching Curses Walks away

19 Armed Aware Proud Striding Glares Faces

20 Unarmed Unaware Humble Stumbling Winks Turns away

21 Well dressed Peaceful Hurried On foot Nods Looks at

22 Worn clothes Aggressive Slow Riding Shrugs Looks away

23 Elderly Calm Sober Pulling Laughs Hides

24 Youthful Nervous Befuddled Pushing Sighs Exposes

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 A note
from the
author

I
hope you enjoyed playing
the game as much as I did
creating it.

If you enjoyed playing the game, I would

love to hear from you.

Or if you have any questions,

suggestions or comments you can
always contact me via email at:
rarice@outlook.com

A Special Thank You to: Adam Bragg,

who is always extremely helpful in
inspiring me to create as well as his
invaluable input and testing of my other
Solo Roleplaying game “Let it Roll.”

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