Let FATE Guide Your Role Playing!

In this video we introduce two versions of an Oracle using FATE Dice for your RPG and Solo RPG gaming!
Solo RPG, Ep. 008
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[@artistpoet5253]

Really like the "likelihood" modifier. This is great stuff.

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Thanks so much! Yes, it seems to make things a lot less random, while still allowing for the rare case of an extreme result. 😊👍

[@mr.beckham4465]

Great idea! Need those dice...lol

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Thanks! Fortunately they are really easy to find and really cheap!

[@windmark8040]

Nice to see Fate getting some love (kinda). Just getting into Solo gaming and I'm feeling "Indeterminate" about "Indeterminate" dice results, but otherwise liking the oracle. Nice!

[@GrayArmyGaming]

😂 Thanks! I have really been getting into FATE lately, and I am hoping to start a campaign in 2023 (or a least a few one-shots). It seems like a really great system! Hopefully indeterminate need not be as boring as it might sound. When I get indeterminate in response to a specific question I use it to introduce an entirely new thread or twist to the narrative (which makes it especially interesting). So fear not the indeterminate! 🤪

[@windmark8040]

@@GrayArmyGaming Makes sense! There's a few Fate Let's Play's lurking on YT. There's just a bit long in the tooth. I think some of mine may still be up.

[@GrayArmyGaming]

@@windmark8040 Cool! I will check them out! 👍😊

[@MegaSnegovichok]

A simpler version of the Oracle uses just rolling one D6 (1= "No, and" 2= "No, but" 3 = "No", 4= "Yes", 5= "Yes, but" and 6= "Yes, and". There is no "Indeterminate" result. That makes the outcome more random (any result is equally possible), so less nuanced, but faster to resolve. And no need to get the "+" and "-" dice ;-)

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Interesting! There is certainly something to say for simplicity, especially when playing solo!

[@helenanowachek4144]

Cool idea! :)

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Thanks!

[@jordanclark6932]

Neat! It kind of reminds me of FFG's Star Wars RPG, just a bit simpler.

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Interesting! I will have to look into that! Thanks. 😊👍

[@Drudenfusz]

I like fudge dice, and the modification dice approach you propose seems indeed a good solution to counter the usual tendency of the results canceling each other out. Still, I work on my own approach using fudge dice, which breaks away from how most oracles work.

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Sweet! I would love to hear your ideas! 👍😊

[@germansanders245]

This is a really good oracle and it lets me use my Fate Dice too! Nice video!

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Thanks so much! Have fun with it! 😊👍

[@luarvikluarvik4276]

Excellent

[@GrayArmyGaming]

Thanks so much! I just finished a draft of a new role playing game that uses the FATE dice, but not the FATE rules. Playtesting starts soon, and if it works I will be featuring the game on the channel! Who knows, I may even pay a graphic designer to package the rules in a nice layout! It all depends on whether or not the game is any fun… 😬