Scouts n'Snowflakes Role Playing Game Mary Sue/Highschool/Scouts Sues=Player Characters Deus Ex Machina points= Gamechangers Snowflake points= Charactrer Creation points. Munchkins= Scouts. Popularity=Hit points. A Sue never dies, but sometimes becomes unloved(by the audience) Degrees of Success(DoS) A Sue gets 3 scouts for their troop. Each scout has a postive and negative trait. Some scouts can have more than one depending on the roll. D20, a Sue has little chance to fail but has much more varying degrees of success. It is neither a roll under system nor a roll over one. It is a roll away from system. A Sue's standard DC is 10. Rolling a 1 is 5 degrees of success as is rolling a 20. Rolling a 10 is a A FAILURE. HOW COULD A SUE FAIL? Scouts are not Mary Sue so they roll a normal 1d20 with the DC set via the situation. Sue's get 1d4 snowflake points. Sue's get 8 minus the snowflake points as Extra Deux Ex Machina points. So if a Sue rolled 5 and got 5 Snowflake points they get 5-8=3 Extra Deus Ex Machina points. Creating a Mary Sue. Woeth be he or she that unknowingly maketh a Mary Sueth. -Anon A Mary Sue may have 1 free positive trait and 1 psuedo-negative trait as a starting point. To purchase any extra trait a Sue must spend one snowflake point. Sue’s do not get to decide their starting traits and must roll 2d4 to determine negative and positive traits Positive Traits: -There’s are reasons why we love Sue, and here are the reasons why- Loved by all(+) -This Sue regains 5 popularity back per night and if an extra snowflake point is spent on this gains an extra 1d4 popularity back per night- so thats 5+1d4 if an extra point is spent Mature for her age -This Sue is perfect at dealing with adults and takes half popularity damage when dealing with adults in a positive way- Mein Scout Kommander! -This Sue is unfailing in their extra curricular activity and therefore any use of their Munchkins gains a -2/+2 buff to rolls respectively.(To allocate on their dice to get further away from 10 and add to the value of success) Multi-tasker -This Sue can take a double action during their free time phase(night time)- Note: Some Sue are more Mary than others, this is all part of the game of being inferior to someone else. Psuedo-Negative Traits -Sue isn’t perfect! Here is a list of negative qualities that are just hidden bonuses!- Enemy of the State(Cannot be taken with Mature For Her Age) -This Sue doesn’t play by the rules. Whenever dealing with an adult this Sue takes double popularity damage whether they were interacted with in a negative or positive way but adds a -4/+4 to rolls involving dealing with adults- -4 Strength -This Sue is not good at physical activity and so suffers 1d20 popularity damage everyday at school during P.E class but any popularity activities during the night gets double results- TGIF -This Sue hates the weekdays and is totally lazy, losing all freetime phases for the week, except for friday were they get all 5 day activities(10 if multitasker was taken) on friday night. Red Blossom -This Sue is a Virgin and has a childlike wonder about her, this Sue gains half as much popularity as they might have gotten otherwise but Munchkins gain -1/+1 buff to their rolls- Creating The Munckins Players flip a coin, heads is for boy scouts, tails is for girl scouts Boy scouts will skip school to help Sue and are available all week long Girl scouts cannot intervene in school situations and are not available on Thursday due to a ballet recital but get a +2 to their rolls for being superior. Male Scout Traits Nerd -This scout is a mentally gifted, +2 to scout rolls when dealing with enemy Sue during school time. Athletic Inclination. -This The Sue must defeat the other Sue's in a fiveday gambit for the title: “Queen of Perfection”. The Sue's go to school and have a personal army of boy/girl scouts to issue at their command. There can only be one Sue at the end of the week. A Sue never loses but sometimes someone wins more. A battle to determine who is the Suest Sue! The Sue with the highest popularity left at the end of the week wins. A Sue must attend school and it’s classes during the morning, run a scout troupe in the afternoon and gets a free activity during the night. School phase Roll a 1d10 to determine what happens during a school phase (1.) School fire drill, nothing gets accomplished during that day Sues roll 1d20 to determine how many people went back inside to look for them. 1 degree of success= 20percent of the school 5 degrees of success= 100 percent of the school no success =Sue takes 20x the total of the degrees of success of the other players in popularity damage. (2.) Regular Class Day Sues are given 3 opitons -Pay Attention to class, Normal roll, Success= DoSx10= Popularity gain -Sabotage the other Sues using the scouts who have graciously sacrificed their school time to help with the Sue, The Scouts roll their d20, and multiply the result by 2, If over 10 All Opposing Sues take the result in popularity damage. If under 10 the acting scouts Sue the result multiplied by 2 in popularity damage(Femscouts cannot do this) -.