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    Mythic Variations 2 Cheat Sheet ENv2

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    The document provides instructions for generating random events, encounters with NPCs, and describing locations. It involves rolling dice to determine descriptors for NPCs and elements of locations, with tables to reference for generating details. The goal is to use these random processes to drive the narrative and gameplay in an interactive fiction system.

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    Mythic Variations 2 Cheat Sheet ENv2

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    The document provides instructions for generating random events, encounters with NPCs, and describing locations. It involves rolling dice to determine descriptors for NPCs and elements of locations, with tables to reference for generating details. The goal is to use these random processes to drive the narrative and gameplay in an interactive fiction system.

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    The document provides instructions for generating random events, encounters with NPCs, and describing locations. It involves rolling dice to determine descriptors for NPCs and elements of locations, with tables to reference for generating details. The goal is to use these random processes to drive the narrative and gameplay in an interactive fiction system.

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    376 views6 pages

    Mythic Variations 2 Cheat Sheet ENv2

    Uploaded by

    matthew brereton
    The document provides instructions for generating random events, encounters with NPCs, and describing locations. It involves rolling dice to determine descriptors for NPCs and elements of locations, with tables to reference for generating details. The goal is to use these random processes to drive the narrative and gameplay in an interactive fiction system.

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    of 6

    ≥ 1 1 is yes 2d1 0

    2d1 0 + 1 d1 0
    +

    What happened / What is happening? 1 d1 00


    -> No modifiers with this roll

    When Event Check: Random event (Fate Check);


    Scene Interrupt; Question about event (in the past)

    -> Event Check is often combined with Action


    Meaning Table.

    Dice font: dPoly by Pixel Sagas


    1 d1 0 Secondary Descriptor
    (3b. De-activate existing Descriptor if necessary)
    If you encounter NPC again, it reverts to original

    -> No modifiers with this roll


    Descriptor but retains de-activated secondary
    Descriptor

    -> Add modifier from Disposition.


    2d1 0

    1 . Roll 2d1 0 Aggressive).


    2. Think of Action 4. Compare to present NPC
    3. Assign disposition to disposition
    Action 5. If higher or lower, alter
    (Passive/Moderate/Active/ NPC disposition by + 2 / -2

    New NPC:
    3 Descriptors
    IDENTITY: Who is he / what is his role
    PERSONALITY: Most obvious character trait
    Random: Roll Description table
    ACTIVITY: How they approach problems / activities
    Random: Roll Activity table 2d1 0
    Disposition
    Roll 2d1 0 & add/subtract active descriptors as + 2/-2
    CHANGES DESCRIPTOR: Theme
    1 . Randomly determine which descriptor
    2. Roll on tables for new info Summary of what the current interaction is mostly
    (IDENTITY/PERSONALITY -> Description Table about.
    ACTIVITY -> Action Meaning Table) -> Determines which Descriptors are activated
    3. Add to Descriptor already there & activate it (gives NPC Behavior:
    + 2/-2 to Disposition). New Descriptor becomes THEME + DISPOSITION + ACTIVATED DESCRIPTORS
    1 d1 00

    1 d1 00
    1 d1 00

    1 d1 00
    3d6
    CRAFTING A LOCATION RUNNING A LOCATION
    Fill 3 Region Category Lists with Elements: • Roll 3d6, one for each Category. Count down the
    LOCATIONS: Areas within the location. list.
    ENCOUNTERS: People/Creatures to interact with or • Mark a hash for a Category each time you roll on it
    traps/puzzles/devices. to indicate Progress Points.
    OBJECTS: Important items of interest. • Each new roll is 1 d6+ Progress Points for that
    Category.
    • Start with most likely Elements • Roll beyond list of Elements: consider as Expected
    • Generally first 6 Elements should be Less Action and subtract 5 from Progress Points.
    • No limit, but try to stick to most pertinent to story
    • Repeat Elements if they're likely to be common. Continue until:
    • Mark Unique Elements with (U). These usually occur • Complete Element is rolled
    only once. Usually cross out when encountered. • GM decides Region is complete
    • Players decite to leave the area.

    -> Feel free to add Elements to Categories. It may


    happen that new possible (Unique) Elements pop up
    during play.

    CATEGORY ELEMENTS
    CUSTOM: Most common type. Derived from ongoing
    story.

    Less Action
    EXPECTED: Element can say "Expected". What you
    would most expect for this category.

    NONE: Only for Encounters & Objects Categories.

    More Action
    SPECIAL: Roll on Special Element Table.

    RANDOM: Roll on Description Meaning Table or


    Action Meaning Table to determine what this is and/or
    what it does (trap?).

    -> At least one SPECIAL and RANDOM Element per


    Category.

    COMPLETE: Only for Location Category, somewhere


    after the first six Elements. Treat as Expected, but
    indicates region has been fully explored.
    Bigger location = COMPLETE Element further
    down the list.
    1 d1 00

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