Got to admit, I half want to see if a game of this could be turned into a MST3k snark-a-thon by the players & DM. As someone who enjoys bad things for the insanity (Lovecraft got nothing on some folks), this is weirdly appealing...
there was a thread on 8/tg/ where some were actually using it with only slight changes. from what I remember skill checks in itself are pretty simple (3d6 to roll over or sth), you just need to know which number to look at - and it has a
lot of them.
if you really wanna get into it stop at the optional char creation rules, unless you really want to ERP in front of your mates (and possibly involving them). besides that it's just a lot of rolling, since another of the author's idea was "you can't choose how you are born, hence your character should be random too", which might you possible lead to your character be an infant or elderly. so much for the creating characters with handicaps discussion earlier.
ironically doing a char by hand is easier since you don't have to randomly jump between tables as much. and doesn't even take that long (if you skip the overly autistic aspects, who would've guessed).
And the statistician is a rape-obsessed degenerate lunatic with every paraphilia in existence.
to be fair a lot of it comes from the believe it's "realistic", as in the middle ages getting raped was much easier. everybody likes to fuck, that's nothing new.
and if you are more powerful you still want to fuck, so...
I mean there's so many tables it feels it's more about the numbers in itself than the content. like the setup for a joke "a statistician walks into a sex club and is more interested in the math". remove all the sex stuff and you're still left with a lot of autistic simulation tables, except without the "hihi, anal circumference". I mean there's a table for a 1:100000 chance becoming a
freak of nature possibly gaining
retard strength.
