Combat is resolved same way as everything: roll 2d6+attribute. 6- miss/fail, 7-9 Partial Success, 10+ full success.
So, if you attack an enemy and get a 6-, you might receive damage, or be at his mercy, or in a hard position. 7-9 maybe you two trade blows and you deal and receive damage, or maybe you just deal half damage. 10+ you get what you wanted to do, if it was damage, deal it at no adverse consequence.
Seems like you see only 10+ as success, that's a 'mistake'. 7+ are successes too. So, with a flat 2d6 roll you have 58,33% chance of success. A +1 makes that 72,22% and a +2 83,33%. Maybe, and I'm trying to guess here, you (or the GM) is being too harsh on 'partial success' results (7+).
4) Ingredients/Requirements for magic. Are their locations/chances to find specified in the world books? Or is the GM supposed to come up with the chances/places?
Really like what I've seen so far, and am thinking about buying the full package.
Just have some system questions/doubts:
1) Generating Characteristics with 3d6 and having the checks against them be made with 2d6, 3d6 and 4d6 kind of make the PCs fairly competent, is that the intend?
2) Say a PC wants to drop and enemy prone, how would that work, rules-wise? PC tests STR? Enemy Save with Dodge? PC attack?
3) A PC that fails their drowning roll (d20 vs armor) just drowns and dies?
Thank you for making this! One doubt: when unchecking classes (to create a classless PC), do the generator rolls 3d6 for abilities or 4d6 and drop lowest?
