LLL Game and Systems

## Games and Systems

* Blue Moon: Lore Pool (Moon Dice)

* Blood From a Stone: Various
	+ Paradise: Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition (Level 0)
	+ Mirkshire: Call of Cthulhu
	+ Heisteles: Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition, Noir Confidential
	+ Rocketbase 95: D6 System
	+ Voluptua: Love Dice
	+ Grave Marshes: Christie System
	+ Arcanabane: 2d20 (See Star Trek Adventures)
	+ Fractured Factory: Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition, Noir Confidential (Toon Rules Only)
	+ The Surfing Domain: Diceless (Experimental Improv Session)
	+ Formation Nation: Lore100
	+ Gray in the Dark: Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition, Noir Confidential
	+ Here Be Dragons: Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition, Dragonflight (2CG) (Chapters 1-23); Lore Pool (Hoard Dice) (Chapters 24-)

* Lost Lore Academia: Lore Pool (Study Dice)
* Murder by Murder: Christie System
* Noteworthy: Star Trek Adventures
* Star Tales: Smugglers Reverse: SW Homebrew
* Star Tales: Luminous Beings: SW100
* Star Tales: Crude Matter: SW100
* Star Tales: A More Wretched Hive: SW100
* Star Tales: Civilized Age: SW100
* Star Tales: Mystic Starport: SW100
* Third Time’s the Charm: Christie System
* Topflight: Hero d20
* Wellness Beyond the Witchlight: Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition

## System Descriptions

#### Basic Roleplaying

Basic Roleplaying is Chaosium’s generic roleplaying system, based around rolling percentile dice and attempting to roll at or under your target value for a particular skill. If a task is particularly difficult, you might need a Hard Success (one half of your target value) or even an Extreme Success (one fifth of your target value). When you succeed at a roll during a session, you’ll have a chance to improve that skill at the end of the session, which gets harder the higher your score becomes.

#### Call of Cthulhu

Call of Cthulhu is the classic game of Lovecraftian Horror from Chaosium using their Basic Roleplaying System, but adding a dash of the eldritch and a healthy helping of madness to the proceedings.

#### Christie System

The Christie System is a custom system created by Long Lost Lore for games that don’t involve much combat or dice rolling. Players have a die for different attributes, and achieve a success on a 5; with a d6, they have 1/3 chance, while on a d12, they have a 2/13 chance. Players have certain skills that grant them to roll multiple dice and choose the better options, as well as an additional pool of points (Aha! Points in Murder by Murder and Haha! Points in Third Time’s the Charm) which they can add to rolls after the fact or otherwise grant themselves advantages.

#### D6 System

The D6 System from West End Games is a classic dice pool system. The better you are at something, the more d6s you get to roll in order to hit a target value.

#### Dragonflight

Dragonflight is a third party sourcebook for Fifth Edition created by 2CG that allows players to create exceedingly powerful dragon characters.

#### Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition

Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition is the current version of the “world’s greatest roleplaying” game from Wizards of the Coast. This system primarily utilizes a “roll and add” mechanic in which players roll d20s and add various modifiers to determine whether or not they succeed at skills, attacks, or saving throws.

#### Hero d20

The Hero d20 system is Long Lost Lore’s adjustment for Dungeons and Dragons, 5th Edition allowing for modern day superhero play. Notable alterations include:

* Characters have a Perception Factor to determine their senses which is not tied to Wisdom.
* Hit Dice, Hit Points, and Unarmed Strike Damage are determined by a character’s Brawn Factor.
* Heroic Fortitude, that allows heroes to avoid dropping even when reduced to 0 Hit Points.
* Hero Dice, a set of dice that the players can expend each session to increase rolls after they’re made, gain advantage, heal themselves, gain extra actions, clear conditions, increase damage dice size, or even take additional turns.

#### Level 0

Level 0 is a minor adjustment for Fifth Edition primarily suited to horror games, providing options for particularly weak and “normal person” characters who are stalked by murderous forces. There is some similarity in this mechanic to the Survivors found in the official Wizards of the Coast Sourcebook Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft.

#### Lore Pool System

The Lore Pool System is a custom system created by Long Lost Lore. Similar to One Roll Engine, players roll a pool of dice and hope to achieve matches to determine their degree of success, though in practice the Lore Pool System functions rather differently.

Players have Power which can be used to manipulate dice before and after the roll, activate powers, and avoid damage (akin to Hit Points), and which regenerates at a fixed rate over time.

The Lore Pool System also introduces elements from its own custom Love Dice system originally created for the Voluptua setting in Blood from a Stone, which features subjective qualitative concepts for the facets of the dice; what might be perfect in one situation could be a disaster in another.

Different games using the Lore Pool System might use different dice with different themes, like the Moon Dice of Blue Moon, the Study Dice of Lost Lore Academia and the Hoard Dice of Here Be Dragons.

#### Lore100

The Lore100 system is a combination of Chaosium’s Basic Roleplaying and Long Lost Lore’s own custom Lore Pool System, bringing the roll under and steady improvement mechanic from BRP to the Lore Pool abilities and stats breakdown.

#### Love Dice

The Love Dice system is a custom system created by Long Lost Lore. Players roll a set of special “foreplay dice” that have specific subjective qualitative concepts for each facet; what might be perfect in one situation could be a disaster in another.

In addition, characters have Turn Ons and Turn Offs, certain facets that also cut both ways; at times, a Turn On might lead you to accomplish a task with great gusto, but if you’re trying to get away from a dangerous killer, a Turn On might lead you to stick around a bit too long, losing your life in an admittedly sexy misadventure!

#### Noir Confidential

Noir Confidential is a third party sourcebook for Fifth Edition created by Long Lost Lore and featuring contributions from several players on the channel. Noir Confidential introduces new noir- and-toon inspired character classes, races, spells, items, and rules that primarily just add modern texture to Fifth Edition games. It can be found here: https://longlostlore.itch.io/noir-confidential

#### Star Trek Adventures (2d20)

Star Trek Adventures is the officially licensed 2d20 system from Modiphius. The basic mechanic of this system involves rolling 2d20 and hoping to roll under a target value determined by adding together different stats and disciplines.

#### SW Homebrew

SW Homebrew is Long Lost Lore’s first homebrew system for running Star Wars games, primarily used in games off stream. The system is a combination of Star Wars Saga Edition, Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition, and Pathfinder Second Edition, as well as a few unique ideas, all with a Star Wars twist. The system puts a premium on customizing characters through numerous Facets which can be mixed and matched to create the exact character concept a players might have in mind.

#### SW100

SW100 is Long Lost Lore’s primary homebrew system for running Star Wars games. Based on Chaosium’s Basic Roleplaying, SW100 involves characters making rolls for various Talents, hoping to roll at or below their target value (based on the difficulty of the task in question). This system uses the Luck mechanic from Call of Cthulhu and adds Force Points, a means of more aggressively manipulating fate for when the Force is on your side!