Hunters: Game Mods
Action Resolution
We will be using a single opposed roll to determine the success or failure of a given action. I will put together an opposing pool to the player's roll if they are initiating the action. If I am initiating the action, I will roll before the player or assign a static difficulty. Ties go to the Player.
- Mundane Actions: Mundane actions don't need a roll. If your character could reasonably be said to do a thing, they just do it. However, if a mundane action is opposed by magic, the magic effect will be resolved first.
Asset Generation
Players can generate scene assets via pp spend or by using an action to roll for them. Purchased assets are 
assets unless an SFX converts them. Rolled asset ratings equal the effect die for that roll with being the minimum result.
- Note: Rolled assets must be justifiable in the fiction as something the character can produce through their own agency, Purchased assets just appear as something that was always there but is just now showing up 'on screen' as it were.
- Note: Any scene asset can be converted to an episode asset if the player spends a pp to do so before the end of the scene.
Complications
Complications model environmental obstacles. Complications accrue when a character rolls a Hitch.
Complications never start lower than and drop off when stepped below
Effect Dice
Effect dice determine the value of rolled assets, complications, and stress.
Hero Dice
If a player beats the GM's roll or static difficulty by 5 or more, the Character earns a Hero Die equal to the highest die type in the GM's pool (or a 
vs a static difficulty).
Plot Points
Players start each episode with 1 pp and may earn pp via SFX and GM purchased hitches. All plot point spend options from p28-29 apply except Join a Contest since we are not using contests.
- GM Plot Points: GM starts each episode with 1 pp per player and may earn subsequent pp with GMC SFX.
Opportunities
Players may purchase GM rolled opportunities to step back complications or to step up an asset for the scene.
Stress Tracks
model a character's personal stress in the form of magical and social reserves. Stress is accrued when a character fails a high stakes action. The amount accrued is determined by the effect die from the opposed pool - static difficulty will never be used for high stakes rolls. Effect die rated at 
cannot produce or step up stress.
Stress never starts lower than and drops off when stepped below
- Pushing Stress: Players may push stress (use it as an asset for one roll) but that track is then stepped up following the action.
- Reducing Stress: Players can reduce stress by buying opportunities in play or by engaging in relaxing activity during downtime scenes. At the GM's discretion, a full night's sleep may be counted as downtime. Downtime steps back one track (player's choice).
