🎲 Let It Roll - Updated

Just updated Let It Roll

This version has hyperlinks and hand drawn graphics. 

Never heard of it?

Let it Roll (Original titled The Minds Eye) is a Quick setup, Ultra Lite Rules, Solo Role Playing Game, for people who want to Play more by Imagination than complicated math and extensive table searching.  While this game was designed to be a Solo RPG, It would also be suitable for group play as well.

    Everything in this game is designed to be played using only Your Imagination, paper, pencil, and One, Six sided Dice cube. Of course you may also use anything else you have on hand to enhance your play, such as maps, photos, miniatures, and other RPG text, drawings, books, props, audio, etc.

It can be snagged at the link below

Also on Itch.com 

🎲 To The Point

To The Point is a Roleplaying game that relies on the strategic use of skill points. It does use a few six sided dice rolls as needed, but the points are more important.

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.

Download To The Point

🎲 The Oracle of Cyrus

    I like to use D6 dice for many of my solo roleplaying games. When I do, I usually use several and usually they are of different colors. Doing so allows me to move the game along a bit faster.

    Instead of rolling one dice for each thing that I need in my adventure, I instead assign different values for each color and roll the whole bunch at once.

I will assign green for vegetation, blue for water, Yellow for terrane, black for path etc.

I use Black, White and Tan for my Oracle questions. Black is No, White is Yes and Tan is Maybe.

High number wins and a Tie means Unknowable. 

Here is a link to more of what I'm talking about.

Oracle of Cyrus

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