An AI Game Master tells the tale. Each round you choose what your hero does, or write your own action. The story always continues, win or lose.

Risky choices roll two dice and add your skill. 10 or more: it works, with a bonus. 7 to 9: it works, but you pay a price. 6 or less: things go wrong. With skill +2 you get a miss about 1 time in 6; with +0, 5 times in 12. Choices marked “Safe” never roll.

HP (you start at 10). Only a miss costs HP, usually 1; the final fight costs more. A “yes, but” costs something else: an item, a place, a friend’s trust. At 0 HP you get back up once with 1 HP; the second fall ends the tale.

Might: force and fighting. Agility: speed, stealth, aim. Mind: puzzles, magic, knowledge. Charm: talk and persuade. Perception: notice and search. The number next to a skill is added to the dice.

Your class has moves (Hero tab). Some work once per scene or tale, shown as 1/scene. Mages cast with Focus (✦): each spell costs 1-2, it returns when you rest, and at 0 magic costs HP and can backfire.

Companions never roll: your choices decide how they fare, and they remember. Items live in your bag; if you lose one by mistake, Undo works until your next move.

Skill and modifier, then your chances (great / yes-but / trouble), then what a miss costs and what the move costs you.