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hat is the
manner of your
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The Pit of snakes, each moment another

Here lies
Your end is inescapable.

Repent
agonizing bite (Name)
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2. The Guillotine, each moment stretched in
anticipation (Title)
3. The Noose, each moment a shallower breathe
who (Deed)
4. The Blood Eagle, each moment a rib separated
from its cage
5. The Living Grave, each moment a mouthful of
dirt

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6. The Pyre, each moment another lick of fire

epent is played in moments. Each

moment you roll a move, resolve
it, remove the dice you rolled
from your pool, and strike the
move from your list of options. Add
1 to your roll for each question
you answer yes to. You may select
any number of dice from your pool
to use for a move. If you have no more dice left after
a move, you automatically miss on your next. The
game ends when you roll a miss (6-). Each move has a
prompt for your character's finals thoughts listed
in the move’s text.

How to resolve a move is up to you. You can sit and For more games of various natures
think through the prompts or take a more
traditional approach and write out your character's
thoughts.

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To build your dice pool start with 1d6 add 1d6 for
each of the questions you answer yes to below.
n repent, you play a character
Do you leave behind loved ones? doomed to die. Soon. The game
Do you leave behind enemies? is only concerned with the
Did you accomplish great deeds? finals moments of a character's
Will they speak your name after you’re gone? life. The story’s end.
Will it be with fear in their voices?
It is a bad death, yours. You did
Are you innocent?
something, or they believe you did
Do you fear the gods? enough to punish you for it.
Do you fear death?
Did you live your life with bravery and passion? They gather to watch.
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glint of sun, the crow of a bird, the
rush of the wind, when something
reminds you of a power or present
decidedly unhuman in nature, roll
with the questions
Are you a believer?
Can you feel them with you now?
On a 10+, they are not ready for you quite yet, think
upon a blessing they brought to you in life. O a 7-9,
their messages are unclear, your faith is shaken.
Ruminate on a time of skepticism. What resolutions
did you come to?On a 6-, you feel empty,
overwhelmed with the sensation that they have
forsaken you. Reflect on your malefactions against
them. Do you repent?
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our body flushes from the pain. It’s
not all unpleasant. Under it,
something warm, followed by fond
memories. Roll with the questions
Do you remember what hunger feels
like?
Does your blood flow freely?
On a 10+, You long to remain for another moment,
your earthy flesh unwilling to let go. Reflect on a
moment of passion that changed the course of your
life. On a 7-9, your blood burns with all you will no
longer experience. Reflect on a moment when you
were blinded by passion and made a grave error. On a
6-, the pain brings with it final release, your last
moment filled with memories of your most earthly
desires. Do you repent?
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t pools around you, yours or someone
before you. When you see shapes in the
bloods surface, roll with the questions
Does it’s colour bring you comfort?
Have you spilt more than your share?
On a 10+, Your blood boils. Death
cannot have you. Scream your name and lineage, sear
it into their minds. On a 7-9, the pool reminds you
of another. Remember who is belonged to and what
parted it from their body. On a 6-, you feel your
heartbeat slow, consumed by thoughts of all the
lives you’ve taken. Do you repent?
ou may, foolishly, think you can
triumph over death. You’ve
overcome so much to get here.
Yours, a life of hardship. roll with
the questions
Do you eat adversity for breakfast?
Can they hear you screaming?
On a 10+, death cannot have you! Blood rushes
through your body, reminding you of your former
vigor, take +1 forward and reminisce about a time
when yo uneasily overcame an obstacle. On a 7-9, A
physical sensation reminds you of your fragility,
reflect on a moment in your life when you narrowly
overcame adversity. On a 6-, you are unable to master
your fear and call on your resolve. Death takes you.
In your final moment you are reminded of your
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greatest failure. Do you repent?
or a moment, you mistake a face in
the crowd for that of another.
Their memory brings with it a rush
of emotions, roll with the
questions
Do they live still?
Will they remember you with fondness?
On a 10+, defying death for them is a simple ask, gain
1d6 for your pool and remember how you met. On a 7-
9, grief overcomes you. Think on a moment that makes
you think your passing might comfort them. On a 6-,
you’re left with only one thought, as the scene plays
over and over in your head, your final curtains
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closing. Betrayal. Do you repent?
his is not the first time they have
screamed for your head. When
their cries remind you of
another time, roll with the
questions
Were you victorious?
Did it matter?
On a 10+, revel for a while in your greatest victory
on the fields of battle. On a 7-9, your extra time is
unwelcome and lost in thoughts of strategic
missteps. Reflect on a moment when your pride got in
the way of sound advice. On a 6-, you hear drums, or
was it shields? You lost something on those fields,
it’s memory haunts your final moment. Do you
Repent?
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his was not supposed to be your
end, covered in their spit. And
yet, your actions lead you to this.
Think on them and roll with the
questions
Is your business left unfinished?
Did you act with integrity?
On a 10+, you are filled with the knowledge that
you were right, take one ongoing until doubt finds
you and reminisce on the details of your damning
deed. On a 7-9, you waver in your convictions, lose 1
die and consider an angle on your actions you had
not before. On a 6-, it comes as a relief, your last
breathe. You are wracked with guilt as you
understand the grievous mistake you’ve made. Do
you repent?
t might come as a surprise that they
bring their children to watch you die.
Maybe not, your own childhood being
what it was. You see a child’s face in the
crowd, casting you back to your own
youth, roll with the questions
Do your people claim you?
Does their memory bring fondness?
On a 10+, you’re unwilling to leave them behind just
yet, reflect on an early lesson your kin taught you.
On a 7-9, through all the discomfort and all the
pain, an old scar itches. A memento from childhood.
Count through your scars to pass the time and stay
present. On a 6-, peace overcomes you as you fade.
You think on who you will be joining. Do you
repent?
do you
Repent?