Going off about a GMless Solo RPG we made
The working title is "A Fool's Journey" because the actual events are determined via a tarot spread.
The basic mechanics are as follows:
There are four ability scores: Might (M), which represents physical prowess and athletic ability, Skill (S), which represents manual dexterity and hand-eye-cordination, Focus (F), which represents rote memorization, perceptive ability, and logical argument, and Willpower (W), which represents force of personality and strength of spirit.
To generate these ability scores, you roll 1d6+2 in order and then swap any two values.
Then you choose or roll for one of ten backgrounds that give you a unique ability.
The big thing is to choose your "quest", the thing your character is seeking when they go on the journey. This is essentially what puts the plot in focus.
And the plot is determined by a tarot spread.
Every in game day is represented by three cards: a morning, afternoon, and evening card. You flip a card over, interpret it, deal with events accordingly, and then move on to the next one. If you need another card to give more context or to represent a plot twist, draw one and put it under the "time of day" card. You can do this multiple times.
If your interpretation of the card leads you to take an action which may have a chance of failure, you roll 2 d10s and compare the value of each *separately* to the relevant ability score. If *both* d10s are under the ability score its a complete success. If only *one* d10 is under the score it is a partial success. If *neither* is under the score it is a failure.
Asking for money for someone else
They need money for shoes and clothes and a jacket. It's freezing and they have no shelter
star trek
i mean i guess there's odo but i actually thought his connection to his species vs humanity was actually like, much more interesting and clever than most of the other characters who fulfill this role so i pretend i don't see it
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Furthermore, most enslaved blacks were not provided any implements with which to comb/part their hair. To further enforce the idea that black people were animals, they were forced to use sheep card brushes which have sharp metal teeth and are typically used for prepping sheared sheep wool for spindling.
See Emma Dabiri's Don't Touch My Hair for more .
@senzubean @kavbojka also chiming in to add they have an anti-colonial history - the Mau Mau had dreads because they refused to cut their hair until Kenya was free from colonialism & many Black people around the world wore them for related reasons, most famously Rastafarians in the Caribbean
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