Friendship is Wuxia: A Canter-Kong Wedding [Full]

In the Mashu system, non-combat abilities are instead used for combat.

Each round, characters describe a number of actions (normally max 5), describing different things they do in combat. These actions then get allocated to either attack or defence, at the free choice of the player.

Each of these actions elicits a roll of the most relevant skill against a DC 20 difficulty. A pass counts as one success, while a critical success counts as an additional success.

Attempting specific stunts can have varying effects, from making the DC easier, by using something close at hoof, to (slightly) more difficult - but more difficult stunts provide bonus successes on a pass.

In all cases, you may opt to decline a more difficult stunt and resolve it at a normal DC, though you also forfeit any bonus successes you would have received.

Similarly, using your utility talents can provide bonuses, and even be incorporated into stunts.

However, there is a catch - nobody likes it when you're boring. Repeating attacks and reusing skills over and over makes you predictable, and you take a cumulative -3 penalty to actions using the skill for every time you've used that skill this round. Mixing it up with stunts from the environment and your talents can negate this.

One defence success defeats a single offence success directed at the defender. Any leftover offence successes costs the defender a Hit. When the defender has no Hits left, they are defeated and eliminated from combat.

Players have 4 hits by default. Opponents may have more, and various conditions may affect this.

After each extended rest you may roll three d20s. These die results are “stored” until you expend them when using the following talent., or until after your next extended rest (when they are replaced by the three new rolls).

What were the odds? (I Make My Own Fate) - Interrupt [3/Day]
Trigger - You make a skill check and dislike the result.
Effect - Treat the die as though you had rolled one of the stored die results. This expends the chosen roll. For example, if you rolled a natural 1 - you could trade it out for the natural 20 you were lucky enough to roll at the end of your last extended rest.

Whenever you would roll a natural 1 on a d20 outside of combat, you may reroll the die with a +5 bonus. You cannot have magic points.